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Is Pennywise a hallucination?

Is Pennywise a hallucination?

Yes and no; Pennywise does seem to be able to induce hallucinations (Ben seeing the balloons in the library) but in other situations, It’s seen to actively interact with objects and people (nearly gutting Ben when The Losers visit 29 Neibolt Street).

Can Pennywise alter reality?

Shapeshifting: It can shapeshift, taking the form of anything it pleases – often basing its form off of the worst fears of its prey, such as swarms of flying leeches, but it can potentially become anything it wants to, within reason.

Where does Pennywise get his powers from?

IT hates humans so much that IT underestimates their intelligence. Most of all, IT gains power from its victims’ perception.

Why is Pennywise afraid of the turtle?

IT represents chaos, evil, and fear, while the turtle is a force of kindness and is led by compassion, making them direct opposites. Both being interdimensional entities, their powers are at the same level, meaning that the turtle could kill IT if it wanted to, so it makes sense that IT is afraid of it.

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What is Pennywise’s greatest fear?

the fear of the unknown
The absolute nothing. But as the saying goes, the greatest fear is the fear of the unknown. For many employers, Pennywise would transform into the uncertain future where the livelihood of the business and its staff are a mystery.

Is Pennywise a coward?

Ironically, despite being a horrifying creature who preys on fear, It is a true coward at heart. When Its victims have overcome their fears of It, It can be pounded into a helpless and terrified pulp.

Who is Maturin Pennywise?

In Stephen King’s novels, Maturin is described as a giant, benevolent, God-like turtle who accidentally created the universe when he vomited it after a stomach ache. Additionally, Maturin is also responsible for maintaining balance in the Macroverse (a universe where he and Pennywise originated from).

What is Pennywise the Clown weakness?

Pennywise’s strength is also his weakness. For example, if he were to take the shape of a werewolf (as he does in the novel), silver bullets would harm him.