Which Beast is Which Deniers Nightmare?

So, to my recollection from the fluff (which may be totally wrong), only the heavies were really called out - 

Cage Rager - Wanderer (doesn't want to be trapped in one spot)
Skin & Moans - King of Nothing (its a bunch of people. He hates people)

For the lights, Rattler is presumably Wanderer as well (chained down), the rest are simply nightmarish creatures dreamed up by the Child (cause she's a little kid). 

The Clockatrice feels like a compelling argument for the Dreamer's nightmare. It's a rooster combined with a clock. No way are you going to sleep past dawn with it around.

Sooo looking over the book (I'll get page citations later, it's been a long weekend)

Skin and Moans - king of nothing, it is literally a concentrated mass of people and the sounds they make, a walking crowd if you will. Basically everything he hates.
Cage Rager - wanderer, which makes the most sense. He's a jail cell to the nomad guy. Not a big leap.
Rattler - The Heretic apparently. It reminds him of prostrating before Menoth, of flagellating himself and the binding of his potential inside his own skin.
Gorehound - the child, she's scared of wolfs and the dark
Frightmare - the child, it's a composite of things that frighten children
Crabbbits - again the child.... seems like everything that's just 'mash these three things into a single awful thing' is the child
Phantasms - are the dreamers nightmares, the book calls out that her nightmares in the beginning were cutsey and unthreatening and the other nightmares loved to feast on her and her little friends the most.
Dolly - Also the dreamer, the child convinces the dreamer to dream up a guardian beast for the Child, to keep the child safe in Urcaen.

I like the idea of the clockatrice being assocaited with The Old Witch, her greatest nightmare is running out of time to solve the problem with the infernals. Don't know how that works with her ot being a true defier though. Could be the reality warping power the defiers bring with them is begining to take hold, as they treat her like an ally and one of them she becomes closer to it being true. Idk.

Sorry for the necro,it took a little while for my application to the forum to be approved.

nah, the book specifically called out the heavies, at least to my recollection.

Yeah, I'm not sure either. I meant nightmare in the more figurative sense for her. We know she's worried about the Infernals coming, the release vids for both Grymkin and Infernals make that clear. The book also has a section on her motivations as well, making it clear that she considers a delay to the invasion of the inferals worth almost any cost. Still it's not like she seems afraid over all, but knowing how the dreamer can make dolly from the tales the child made up, it makes sense that the tales the Witch shares with the Defiers might similarly lead to clockatrice I guess?

Hard to tell with Privateer Press not really releasing fluff these days.