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Mentioned in 14 episodes
It
Book • 1925
Published in 1986, 'It' is a horror novel by Stephen King that follows the experiences of seven children in Derry, Maine, as they are terrorized by an evil entity known as 'It'.
The story alternates between two periods: 1958, when the children first encounter 'It', and 1985, when they reunite as adults to confront the monster once more.
'It' takes on various forms to exploit the fears of its victims, most commonly appearing as the clown Pennywise.
The novel explores themes of childhood trauma, the power of memory, and the enduring impact of evil on the lives of its victims.
It is known for its detailed world-building and the vivid depiction of the fictional town of Derry, where the story unfolds.
The story alternates between two periods: 1958, when the children first encounter 'It', and 1985, when they reunite as adults to confront the monster once more.
'It' takes on various forms to exploit the fears of its victims, most commonly appearing as the clown Pennywise.
The novel explores themes of childhood trauma, the power of memory, and the enduring impact of evil on the lives of its victims.
It is known for its detailed world-building and the vivid depiction of the fictional town of Derry, where the story unfolds.
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