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--------------SPOILERS OF IT--------------------

*cough* hum, all right all right, here's a few things i wanted to share about this book with my fellow compatriotes : 1. The Turtle. What the fuck. I mean, if you make a good (turtle) and an evil (It) side, make the good side look like something, all i could come up with at the end is that the Turtle could've NEVER helped them and it never did (except maybe that one time with Mike when he threw a rock at the gigantic bird and he felt like someone was pushing his arm and that was it no more appearances from that lazy ass turtle) unless you'd say that everything that happened, all the coincidences that allowed them to beat It was because of the Turtle, and Bill clearly thinks that, how can it die so ridiculously by, i quote It, " chocking on a galaxy or two ", it's a joke, but i don't know man i wish there was more of this turtle, the concept looked cool, and apparently the Turtle isn't a God obviously cause it died, and at the end Bill felt (or heard) like some voice from above told him " good job, son ", AND when Georgy went to the basement to take the waterproofing substance he saw a turtle on the lid, and it hypnotized him, even though he hadn't encountered It yet. Well all this shit about this is not really clear if you ask me. 2. The obsession with Beverly. God is King a pedo or something ? All the details about her look, the fascination, it's almost like he wants you to ship her. 3. The gangbang in the sewers. Yeah i read King's explanation if this scene, how it's not primarly about sex but more about connecting childhood to adulthood and breaking a barrier that will allow them to go on. But seriously, they're 11, and how he made Beverly's climax so real, so mature (" YES YES YES OH DEAR") makes me think he really wanted to make it happend that little pervert. Well that was all i wanted to share with you, obviously if i had time i could go one for days making an in-depths study of this book, debating about present and pass... Never the less, it is probably my all time favorite horror novel.