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Does Eddie die in the book it?
In the It novel, an adult Eddie dies in the final confrontation with the entity after getting his arm bitten off — and the rest of the Losers' Club leave his body in the sewer.
Does everyone die in it?
There are two members of the Losers Club who die in IT: Chapter 2. The first of these characters is Stanley Uris (Andy Bean). 27 years after the Losers Club defeated Pennywise, Mike Hanlon contacts them and invites them back to Derry to face down the sinister clown again.
Does Mike die in the book?
IT Chapter 2 Should Have Broken From Stephen King & Killed Mike. ... But Mike survives IT Chapter 2, and actually gets to leave Derry for a better life in the end, seemingly free of consequences for his insanely selfish choice. That's not fair. Mike needed to die, and he needed to do it saving the lives of the other Losers ...
Did Pennywise really kill Dean?
When Dean is devoured, Bill screamed "NO!" and is shocked and saddened of the death. Dean's death also gives Bill the courage and fuel to face IT with his friends. This shows that Pennywise has done enough damage already by, killing his brother and Dean in front of him, showing that Bill did indeed care for Dean.
What was Mike afraid of?
Mike encounters a giant, prehistoric-like bird when exploring the Kitchner Ironworks. He hides in a smokestack until the bird goes away. IT reveals that Mike is afraid of this form from a very early memory of a crow pecking him when he was only 6 months old.
How did Mike's parents die?
In the film, both of his parents have died in a house fire, and he lives on a farm with his grandfather. He helps kill the livestock and delivers the meat to local butcheries. We know Mike watched his parents die in the fire; it's kind of the most haunting aspect of his character.
Does Richie have a crush on Eddie?
Richie is also in love with Eddie, going as far as to carve their initials on the kissing bridge in town, which is not something you just do for your best buddy. ... He gets some of the best jokes for sure, but while the other Losers have emotional arcs, Richie just sort of operated as snarky sidekick for the entire film.
