'Yes,' Beverly says. 'I'll tell when you're done. Go ahead.'
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'Yes,' Beverly says. 'I'll tell when you're done. Go ahead.'

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'Tell us,' Beverly repeats, and puts her hand lightly on his arm. The pain flares there again.
'They all died, didn't they?' Beverly asks quietly. 'After Jimmy Cullum, the only ones who died were Henry Bowers's friends . . . or his ex-friends.'
'Twenty-second,' Beverly Rogan says, although she doesn't tell them why she is so sure of the date: it is because she saw It take Hockstetter. Nor does she tell them that she believed then and believes now that Patrick Hockstetter was crazy, perhaps even crazier than Henry Bowers. She will tell them, but this is Eddie's turn. She will speak next, and then she supposes that Ben will narrate the climax of that July's events . . . the silver bullet they had never quite dared to make. A nightmare agenda if ever there was one, she thinks — but that crazy exhilaration persists. When did she last feel this young? She can hardly sit still.
After watching Obsession mention this and some googling of the fairytale comparisons in IT (side note thanks google ai for giving loads of shit i wasnt looking for thanks) it all really reminded me of the parallels of Hansel and Gretel in the story and the running theme in the book that regards to the sort of abuse Eddie and Beverly experience, they truly are Hansel and Gretel respectively
Eddie/Hansel being the one who is tricked into a locked stable(cage in some imagery and art)and who is smothered with love and attention all with the purpose of making him ready to consume, and Eddie takes it all because its all he can do.
And Beverly/Gretel who despite also being there, isn't just put in a cage and smothered, she's put to work around the witch's house, and made to put all this work into looking after a man, all the while aware of that they're both headed for the oven.
Even in the book, the major references to the idea of sweetness/saccharine/cloying and consumption of that sweetness is primarily Beverly and Eddie.
I think even more interesting details and comparisons crop up, like that it's Hansel who, first, has the idea of pebbles to take with them to lead them back home and then the bread. And also just like Eddies mother in the book, the witch has poor eyesight.
And that in the end, it's Gretel who defeats and pushes the witch into the oven, as opposed to both of them defeating their witch

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I need the entire IT fandom, because can we agree on which color represents each loser? Because I’m sick of seeing people say that red and blue is reddie when blue is Bill’s color.
I’m going to give my personal nomination:
Bill - Blue 💙
Eddie - Red ❤️
Ben - Yellow 💛
Bev - Green 💚
Stan - Light blue 🩵
Mike - Purple 💜
Richie - Pink 🩷
If you guys see it differently, let me know because I’m really getting confused.
So hypothetically… how many people would be interested in a hunger games losers club AU?
Very
Kinda
Meh
No
Very much no
General pitch. Say I have been in my off time just toying with the concept of a losers club HGAU? All of them are victors from consecutive years. All of them may be a little different because they were raised in the hunger games universe, but still as close to their original personalities as someone who made it could get? Say the person who created this did their best to make everything still make sense without taking away from the original story? Say this takes place parallel to cannon? Eventually weaving into cannon? All hypothetical. All completely for me and me alone if no one is interested in this. 👀
I’d love to know why you vote either way if your comfortable? Just in the replies! 💕
The genderqueer urge to cut my hair to look like Beverley Marsh's