Top 10 Best Characters from Stephen King's It
My favorite character.
Stan is the most psychological and complex of all the characters. From his realization of fears to his logical approach, all the way through to the climax, his inability to face the horror is compelling. He has the most powerful ending, as he ultimately commits suicide in the bathtub. What an amazing character and by far the best in the franchise, hands down, from start to finish!
Stan is the most realistic character and feels like a real person throughout the story. His realizations that analytical and logical outcomes aren't the only possibilities in life are astounding. The fact that he can't accept this is a primary reason why he commits suicide in the bathtub. Stan was an amazing plot device, and I love his denial and tragic end.
Why do so many people consider him the lamest character in the book? He's a sympathetic character.
Leader of the Losers' Club, yes.
I just overall LOVE Jaeden Lieberher.
Eddie is one of the best characters in the story because his personality shows that not everyone is perfect and no one is exactly the same. He's also just awesome.
Eddie is one of my favorite literary and film characters. I relate to him very much. Grazer's portrayal of the character in the 2017 adaptation was great.
I love Eddie so much, like Eddie Munson.
Speaking from the books, Richie is an 11-year-old boy who is goofy and never fails to make his friends laugh, even in terrifying situations. He is a brave and loyal friend who was unfortunately bullied for his inability to refrain from making biting comments at inopportune times. But he never let the deep emotional scars from these traumatizing childhood memories prevent him from, quite literally, facing his demons.
Richie is probably the average 13-year-old kid. He'll always tease his friends, and come on, we all have a friend like that. Not to mention, he has the best lines in the movie! We love you, Richie.
She's beautiful, both as a kid and an adult.
Are you still his little girl, Beverly?
It (sometimes capitalized as IT), more commonly known as Pennywise the Dancing Clown, is the titular main antagonist of the novel, its 2017 film adaptation and the 1990 TV adaptation. It was portrayed to be a shapeshifting and malevolent entity millions (possibly billions) of years old, and with no... read more You'll float too.
Because he's Mr. Heere.
Not including Pennywise, he's my second favorite character.
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I love him because he's gay.
Great book antagonist.
Great book character.
