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Doug

The boyfriend left behind in New York City.

Doug is the boyfriend of Dr. Juliann Quinn, who is preparing to leave New York City and him behind for her hometown of Springwood, Ohio, where she has a job offer at the Westin Hills Psychiatric Hospital. He appears only in the context of her departure, and no further details about his role or fate are provided in the source.

Character Name
Doug Cohen
Portrayed By
Jason Lively
Film Appearance
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Affiliation
Springwood Sanitarium Patients / Dream Warriors
Dream Power
Invisibility within the dream realm
Status
Deceased

Lore & Background

The source mentions Doug only once: Dr. Juliann Quinn is 'preparing to leave New York City and her boyfriend Doug behind for her hometown of Springwood in Ohio.' No other information about Doug—his appearance, personality, actions, or fate—is given. He does not appear in the plot summary beyond this single reference.

In Their Own Story

Dr. Juliann Quinn is preparing to leave New York City and her boyfriend Doug behind. She has a job offer at the Westin Hills Psychiatric Hospital waiting for her in Springwood, Ohio. The narrative then follows her journey and subsequent events; Doug is not mentioned again.

Reader's Guide

Doug is referenced solely as the boyfriend Dr. Juliann Quinn leaves behind when she moves from New York City to Springwood, Ohio. The source provides no further details about his character, his relationship with Juliann beyond this label, or any involvement in the plot. He does not appear in any dream sequences, confrontations with Freddy Krueger, or later events in the comic's storyline.

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