#shotmade

       “ hey,  beverly. ”  he said.

       richie liked bev a lot. well, he liked her, but not that way. he admired her looks ( and knew he wasn’t alone—girls like sally mueller and greta bowie hated beverly like fire, still too young to understand how they could have everything else so easily... and still have to compete in the matter of looks with a girl who lived in one of those slummy apartments on lower main street ), but mostly he liked her because she was tough and had a really good sense of humor. also, she usually had cigarettes. he liked her, in short, because she was a good guy.  //  @shotmade

01.  @shotmade​  /  beverly  marsh

       “i don’t know if i’m ever gonna be able to do that part, y’know? i mean--- it ain’t real smooth, and somethin’ about the music...”

bill  denbrough  aes. 012. with  beverly  marsh  /  @shotmade

bill  denbrough  aes. 007.  with  beverly /  @shotmade

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       honestly i think he bickers with bill the most. in the movie it’s obviously eddie, but in the book he and bill have a really solid back and forth. ( i.e. the best part of you ran down your father’s leg ) and i think it’s really mostly bill. he spends a lot of time with bill in the book, so as a kid i think he bickers with him the most. as an adult, i imagine he bickers a lot with the people he’s closest to— people he’s dated, his manager, etc.