What does the clown in it say?

Pennywise: I’ll kill you all! Aha, I’ll drive you crazy, and I’ll kill you all! I’m every nightmare you’ve ever had. I am your worst dream come true!

How did Pennywise lure you into the sewer?

He lives in the sewers of Derry, Maine and works his hypnotic/demonic charm to lure children down into the sewer with him, telling them they’ll “float” if they come with him.

How does Pennywise introduce himself to Georgie?

The clown introduces himself as “Pennywise The Dancing Clown”, claiming that they were no longer strangers. Feeling like Pennywise had him on the ropes, a smiling Georgie was about to turn and leave, and told Pennywise that he had to go.

What does Pennywise say to Georgie in the sewer?

Pennywise : I bet I can cheer him up! I’ll give him a balloon. Do you want a balloon too, Georgie? Georgie : I’m not supposed to take stuff from strangers.

What are some head-scratchers about Pennywise the Clown?

Either way, these are some true head-scratchers. Pennywise is able to cast a shadow of influence over the town of Derry which makes its adult inhabitants look the other way when it comes to the disappearances of its children. It’s an insidious device the creature uses to mask his trail and make people forget what’s really going on.

Does it make sense to write a Pennywise character?

Pennywise is one of Stephen King’s most inspired and unique characters, and it’s hard to deny that IT is the horror master’s magnum opus of villains. However, there are elements of Pennywise’s story and characterization that just don’t seem to make any sense.

What is the significance of the shadow of Pennywise?

Pennywise is able to cast a shadow of influence over the town of Derry which makes its adult inhabitants look the other way when it comes to the disappearances of its children. It’s an insidious device the creature uses to mask his trail and make people forget what’s really going on. That influence doesn’t extend outside of Derry, however.

How does Pennywise attack his victims?

Pennywise appears forced to attack his victims by luring them away from their safe spaces long enough to pounce. This usually occurs outdoors, which suggests that he cannot attack children in their homes. Yet, there have been instances where Pennywise has engaged his prey indoors, which makes this conundrum all the more confusing.