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OctilIery 07/24/19 1:43:04 PM #1:	We know Pennywise is still alive, we know Derry is still a thing, I'd like to see some of the losers face off again, there's just so much more he could do with it. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925123472] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>We know Pennywise is still alive, we know Derry is still a thing, I'd like to see some of the losers face off again, there's just so much more he could do with it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EffectAndCause 07/24/19 1:44:04 PM #2:	I hate when people capitalize title, makes me think its a movie about tech support. --- https://imgur.com/wMshiEN <cite>EffectAndCause posted [p:925123525] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>I hate when people capitalize title, makes me think its a movie about tech support.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Verdekal 07/24/19 1:44:24 PM #3:	Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see. --- Don't tease the octopus, kids! <cite>Verdekal posted [p:925123541] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 1:45:30 PM #4:	EffectAndCause posted... I hate when people capitalize title, makes me think its a movie about tech support. The title is supposed to be capitalized. Verdekal posted... Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see. I'd love that if it could be done well <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925123587] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>EffectAndCause posted...</cite> <quote>I hate when people capitalize title, makes me think its a movie about tech support.</quote> The title is supposed to be capitalized. Verdekal posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see.</quote> I'd love that if it could be done well</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 1:55:07 PM #5:	Verdekal posted... Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see. Hopefully it would be better than what we got in the final Dark Tower book. Throwing Harry Potter toys and screaming, what a waste. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925124035] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Verdekal posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see.</quote> Hopefully it would be better than what we got in the final Dark Tower book. Throwing Harry Potter toys and screaming, what a waste.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LordFarquad1312 07/24/19 2:01:50 PM #6:	289 pages of the guys running a train on the girl --- The force is my ally "If you are tired of fear from links... Let Kirby's Nightmare protect you." <cite>LordFarquad1312 posted [p:925124354] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>289 pages of the guys running a train on the girl</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 07/24/19 2:02:47 PM #7:	Verdekal posted... Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. There pretty much already is. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:925124414] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Verdekal posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. </quote> There pretty much already is.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 2:05:37 PM #8:	Questionmarktarius posted... Verdekal posted... Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. There pretty much already is. Yeah, the all the books are pretty much connected with a few exceptions. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925124526] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>Verdekal posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. </quote> There pretty much already is.</quote> Yeah, the all the books are pretty much connected with a few exceptions.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ArchiePeck 07/24/19 2:05:59 PM #9:	In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations. <cite>ArchiePeck posted [p:925124543] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ultimate reaver 07/24/19 2:09:48 PM #10:	ArchiePeck posted... In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations. No. The most comparable book in this situation would be Doctor Sleep, a sequel to The Shining, which was just complete nonsense and did nothing anyone would had liked to see out of a sequel to that book --- butts <cite>ultimate reaver posted [p:925124707] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>ArchiePeck posted...</cite> <quote>In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations.</quote> No. The most comparable book in this situation would be Doctor Sleep, a sequel to The Shining, which was just complete nonsense and did nothing anyone would had liked to see out of a sequel to that book</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 2:10:56 PM #11:	ArchiePeck posted... In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations. Kinda sorta, like Needful Things and Bag of Bones reveal what happened after the events of The Dark Half. The short story One For the Road is a follow up to Salem's Lot and the priest from Salem's Lot ends up being a main character in The Dark Tower series. Doctor Sleep is the only thing in can think of off the top my head that's been marketed as an actual sequel to one of his books. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925124765] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>ArchiePeck posted...</cite> <quote>In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations.</quote> Kinda sorta, like Needful Things and Bag of Bones reveal what happened after the events of The Dark Half. The short story One For the Road is a follow up to Salem's Lot and the priest from Salem's Lot ends up being a main character in The Dark Tower series. Doctor Sleep is the only thing in can think of off the top my head that's been marketed as an actual sequel to one of his books.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Verdekal 07/24/19 2:10:58 PM #12:	Jagermeister513 posted... Questionmarktarius posted... Verdekal posted... Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. There pretty much already is. Yeah, the all the books are pretty much connected with a few exceptions. I meant as movies. --- Don't tease the octopus, kids! <cite>Verdekal posted [p:925124766] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>Verdekal posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. </quote> There pretty much already is.</quote> Yeah, the all the books are pretty much connected with a few exceptions.</quote> I meant as movies.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Foppe 07/24/19 2:19:43 PM #13:	The movies / TV series are based on his books, his bboks shares a multiverse, thereby his movies shares one as well. --- GameFAQs isn't going to be merged in with GameSpot or any other site. We're not going to strip out the soul of the site. -CJayC <cite>Foppe posted [p:925125169] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>The movies / TV series are based on his books, his bboks shares a multiverse, thereby his movies shares one as well.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 2:19:58 PM #14:	ultimate reaver posted... ArchiePeck posted... In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations. No. The most comparable book in this situation would be Doctor Sleep, a sequel to The Shining, which was just complete nonsense and did nothing anyone would had liked to see out of a sequel to that book I liked it, other than the villain being lackluster <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925125180] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>ultimate reaver posted...</cite> <quote>ArchiePeck posted...</cite> <quote>In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations.</quote> No. The most comparable book in this situation would be Doctor Sleep, a sequel to The Shining, which was just complete nonsense and did nothing anyone would had liked to see out of a sequel to that book</quote> I liked it, other than the villain being lackluster</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AngelsNAirwav3s 07/24/19 2:24:01 PM #15:	Is this a hidden joke topic? I can't tell if TC is pretending to only know about the recent movie, or if he is talking about a 3rd showdown with IT lol --- Hello world! <cite>AngelsNAirwav3s posted [p:925125395] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Is this a hidden joke topic? I can't tell if TC is pretending to only know about the recent movie, or if he is talking about a 3rd showdown with IT lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 07/24/19 2:25:36 PM #16:	The ending is pretty clear cut... --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:925125473] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>The ending is pretty clear cut...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 2:34:08 PM #17:	COVxy posted... The ending is pretty clear cut... It really isn't. AngelsNAirwav3s posted... Is this a hidden joke topic? I can't tell if TC is pretending to only know about the recent movie, or if he is talking about a 3rd showdown with IT lol I'm talking about the book. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925125870] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>The ending is pretty clear cut...</quote> It really isn't. AngelsNAirwav3s posted...</cite> <quote>Is this a hidden joke topic? I can't tell if TC is pretending to only know about the recent movie, or if he is talking about a 3rd showdown with IT lol</quote> I'm talking about the book.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DyingPancake 07/24/19 2:34:46 PM #18:	Jagermeister513 posted... ArchiePeck posted... In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations. Kinda sorta, like Needful Things and Bag of Bones reveal what happened after the events of The Dark Half. The short story One For the Road is a follow up to Salem's Lot and the priest from Salem's Lot ends up being a main character in The Dark Tower series. Doctor Sleep is the only thing in can think of off the top my head that's been marketed as an actual sequel to one of his books. Black House is a bizarre sequel to The Talisman. Maybe because I haven't read either in almost 20 or so years, but I can't remember anything connecting them other than the lead character, and even then he was much older and didn't really retain anything from the older book. They were still both incredibly well done stories though (with Black House being one of my favorites from him) I think they also both tie into The Dark Tower somehow --- Under a cold October sky, I wait I had ice cream with chill02! <cite>DyingPancake posted [p:925125903] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>ArchiePeck posted...</cite> <quote>In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations.</quote> Kinda sorta, like Needful Things and Bag of Bones reveal what happened after the events of The Dark Half. The short story One For the Road is a follow up to Salem's Lot and the priest from Salem's Lot ends up being a main character in The Dark Tower series. Doctor Sleep is the only thing in can think of off the top my head that's been marketed as an actual sequel to one of his books.</quote> Black House is a bizarre sequel to The Talisman. Maybe because I haven't read either in almost 20 or so years, but I can't remember anything connecting them other than the lead character, and even then he was much older and didn't really retain anything from the older book. They were still both incredibly well done stories though (with Black House being one of my favorites from him) I think they also both tie into The Dark Tower somehow</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 2:35:15 PM #19:	The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925125930] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 2:37:41 PM #20:	DyingPancake posted... Jagermeister513 posted... ArchiePeck posted... In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations. Kinda sorta, like Needful Things and Bag of Bones reveal what happened after the events of The Dark Half. The short story One For the Road is a follow up to Salem's Lot and the priest from Salem's Lot ends up being a main character in The Dark Tower series. Doctor Sleep is the only thing in can think of off the top my head that's been marketed as an actual sequel to one of his books. Black House is a bizarre sequel to The Talisman. Maybe because I haven't read either in almost 20 or so years, but I can't remember anything connecting them other than the lead character, and even then he was much older and didn't really retain anything from the older book. They were still both incredibly well done stories though (with Black House being one of my favorites from him) I think they also both tie into The Dark Tower somehow I forgot all about Black House. There was this big deal about it tying into the Dark Tower series but nothing from it was ever referenced in the final books. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925126039] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>DyingPancake posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>ArchiePeck posted...</cite> <quote>In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations.</quote> Kinda sorta, like Needful Things and Bag of Bones reveal what happened after the events of The Dark Half. The short story One For the Road is a follow up to Salem's Lot and the priest from Salem's Lot ends up being a main character in The Dark Tower series. Doctor Sleep is the only thing in can think of off the top my head that's been marketed as an actual sequel to one of his books.</quote> Black House is a bizarre sequel to The Talisman. Maybe because I haven't read either in almost 20 or so years, but I can't remember anything connecting them other than the lead character, and even then he was much older and didn't really retain anything from the older book. They were still both incredibly well done stories though (with Black House being one of my favorites from him) I think they also both tie into The Dark Tower somehow</quote> I forgot all about Black House. There was this big deal about it tying into the Dark Tower series but nothing from it was ever referenced in the final books.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 2:38:06 PM #21:	DyingPancake posted... Jagermeister513 posted... ArchiePeck posted... In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations. Kinda sorta, like Needful Things and Bag of Bones reveal what happened after the events of The Dark Half. The short story One For the Road is a follow up to Salem's Lot and the priest from Salem's Lot ends up being a main character in The Dark Tower series. Doctor Sleep is the only thing in can think of off the top my head that's been marketed as an actual sequel to one of his books. Black House is a bizarre sequel to The Talisman. Maybe because I haven't read either in almost 20 or so years, but I can't remember anything connecting them other than the lead character, and even then he was much older and didn't really retain anything from the older book. They were still both incredibly well done stories though (with Black House being one of my favorites from him) I think they also both tie into The Dark Tower somehow Having read Black House more recently as a sequel, there's a lot connecting them. The other world is a notable part of it, and the ending hints at the third part of the Trilogy, which I doubt we're ever getting :( <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925126059] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>DyingPancake posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>ArchiePeck posted...</cite> <quote>In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations.</quote> Kinda sorta, like Needful Things and Bag of Bones reveal what happened after the events of The Dark Half. The short story One For the Road is a follow up to Salem's Lot and the priest from Salem's Lot ends up being a main character in The Dark Tower series. Doctor Sleep is the only thing in can think of off the top my head that's been marketed as an actual sequel to one of his books.</quote> Black House is a bizarre sequel to The Talisman. Maybe because I haven't read either in almost 20 or so years, but I can't remember anything connecting them other than the lead character, and even then he was much older and didn't really retain anything from the older book. They were still both incredibly well done stories though (with Black House being one of my favorites from him) I think they also both tie into The Dark Tower somehow</quote> Having read Black House more recently as a sequel, there's a lot connecting them. The other world is a notable part of it, and the ending hints at the third part of the Trilogy, which I doubt we're ever getting :(</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 2:38:32 PM #22:	Jagermeister513 posted... The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived. Insomnia too <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925126083] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived.</quote> Insomnia too</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 2:41:49 PM #23:	OctilIery posted... Jagermeister513 posted... The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived. Insomnia too Do you remember how? I haven't read it in years and can't remember. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925126229] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived.</quote> Insomnia too</quote> Do you remember how? I haven't read it in years and can't remember.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DyingPancake 07/24/19 2:46:27 PM #24:	OctilIery posted... DyingPancake posted... Jagermeister513 posted... ArchiePeck posted... In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations. Kinda sorta, like Needful Things and Bag of Bones reveal what happened after the events of The Dark Half. The short story One For the Road is a follow up to Salem's Lot and the priest from Salem's Lot ends up being a main character in The Dark Tower series. Doctor Sleep is the only thing in can think of off the top my head that's been marketed as an actual sequel to one of his books. Black House is a bizarre sequel to The Talisman. Maybe because I haven't read either in almost 20 or so years, but I can't remember anything connecting them other than the lead character, and even then he was much older and didn't really retain anything from the older book. They were still both incredibly well done stories though (with Black House being one of my favorites from him) I think they also both tie into The Dark Tower somehow Having read Black House more recently as a sequel, there's a lot connecting them. The other world is a notable part of it, and the ending hints at the third part of the Trilogy, which I doubt we're ever getting :( That's cool. Maybe I'll go through them again one day. Actually it would be cool to find some kind of list of what would be the best order to go through all the books that connect in some way. --- Under a cold October sky, I wait I had ice cream with chill02! <cite>DyingPancake posted [p:925126443] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>DyingPancake posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>ArchiePeck posted...</cite> <quote>In general, does Stephen King write sequels to many of his books? I'm fairly ignorant to his overall body of work outside of the stuff that is really well known and had film/ TV adaptations.</quote> Kinda sorta, like Needful Things and Bag of Bones reveal what happened after the events of The Dark Half. The short story One For the Road is a follow up to Salem's Lot and the priest from Salem's Lot ends up being a main character in The Dark Tower series. Doctor Sleep is the only thing in can think of off the top my head that's been marketed as an actual sequel to one of his books.</quote> Black House is a bizarre sequel to The Talisman. Maybe because I haven't read either in almost 20 or so years, but I can't remember anything connecting them other than the lead character, and even then he was much older and didn't really retain anything from the older book. They were still both incredibly well done stories though (with Black House being one of my favorites from him) I think they also both tie into The Dark Tower somehow</quote> Having read Black House more recently as a sequel, there's a lot connecting them. The other world is a notable part of it, and the ending hints at the third part of the Trilogy, which I doubt we're ever getting :(</quote> That's cool. Maybe I'll go through them again one day. Actually it would be cool to find some kind of list of what would be the best order to go through all the books that connect in some way.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 07/24/19 2:49:35 PM #25:	OctilIery posted... It really isn't. How exactly? --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:925126569] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>It really isn't. </quote> How exactly?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 2:51:05 PM #26:	Jagermeister513 posted... OctilIery posted... Jagermeister513 posted... The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived. Insomnia too Do you remember how? I haven't read it in years and can't remember. The main character in Insomnia saw a black aura coming from the sewers <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925126644] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived.</quote> Insomnia too</quote> Do you remember how? I haven't read it in years and can't remember.</quote> The main character in Insomnia saw a black aura coming from the sewers</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 2:52:12 PM #27:	COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... It really isn't. How exactly? Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925126691] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>It really isn't. </quote> How exactly?</quote> Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 2:53:25 PM #28:	OctilIery posted... Jagermeister513 posted... OctilIery posted... Jagermeister513 posted... The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived. Insomnia too Do you remember how? I haven't read it in years and can't remember. The main character in Insomnia saw a black aura coming from the sewers Thanks. The only things I really remember from it were The Dark Tower references, old guy fucking up the evil little doctor with a razor, and the giant catfish. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925126753] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived.</quote> Insomnia too</quote> Do you remember how? I haven't read it in years and can't remember.</quote> The main character in Insomnia saw a black aura coming from the sewers</quote> Thanks. The only things I really remember from it were The Dark Tower references, old guy fucking up the evil little doctor with a razor, and the giant catfish.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 2:54:34 PM #29:	Jagermeister513 posted... OctilIery posted... Jagermeister513 posted... OctilIery posted... Jagermeister513 posted... The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived. Insomnia too Do you remember how? I haven't read it in years and can't remember. The main character in Insomnia saw a black aura coming from the sewers Thanks. The only things I really remember from it were The Dark Tower references, old guy fucking up the evil little doctor with a razor, and the giant catfish. For some reason the one scene that stuck with me was him trying to sort through a shelf at the height of his insomnia. Was not a great book :/ <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925126795] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>The novels Dreamcatcher and Tommyknockers hinted Pennywise survived.</quote> Insomnia too</quote> Do you remember how? I haven't read it in years and can't remember.</quote> The main character in Insomnia saw a black aura coming from the sewers</quote> Thanks. The only things I really remember from it were The Dark Tower references, old guy fucking up the evil little doctor with a razor, and the giant catfish.</quote> For some reason the one scene that stuck with me was him trying to sort through a shelf at the height of his insomnia. Was not a great book :/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 07/24/19 2:57:52 PM #30:	OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... It really isn't. How exactly? Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not. If you say so, they pretty vividly kill the spider, and it's explicitly said many times, but whatever. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:925126922] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>It really isn't. </quote> How exactly?</quote> Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not.</quote> If you say so, they pretty vividly kill the spider, and it's explicitly said many times, but whatever.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 3:02:01 PM #31:	COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... It really isn't. How exactly? Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not. If you say so, they pretty vividly kill the spider, and it's explicitly said many times, but whatever. The spider is not IT. Pennywise is not IT. IT is a cosmic being and the antithesis of all creation. You don't kill that with just a few kids. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925127086] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>It really isn't. </quote> How exactly?</quote> Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not.</quote> If you say so, they pretty vividly kill the spider, and it's explicitly said many times, but whatever.</quote> The spider is not IT. Pennywise is not IT. IT is a cosmic being and the antithesis of all creation. You don't kill that with just a few kids.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 07/24/19 3:09:31 PM #32:	OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... It really isn't. How exactly? Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not. If you say so, they pretty vividly kill the spider, and it's explicitly said many times, but whatever. The spider is not IT. Pennywise is not IT. IT is a cosmic being and the antithesis of all creation. You don't kill that with just a few kids. If you say so. They say explicitly the spider is not its true form, just what their brains filter through. While not the true form they were seeing, they were in the presence of the real deal. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:925127414] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>It really isn't. </quote> How exactly?</quote> Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not.</quote> If you say so, they pretty vividly kill the spider, and it's explicitly said many times, but whatever.</quote> The spider is not IT. Pennywise is not IT. IT is a cosmic being and the antithesis of all creation. You don't kill that with just a few kids.</quote> If you say so. They say explicitly the spider is not its true form, just what their brains filter through. While not the true form they were seeing, they were in the presence of the real deal.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 3:13:18 PM #33:	COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... It really isn't. How exactly? Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not. If you say so, they pretty vividly kill the spider, and it's explicitly said many times, but whatever. The spider is not IT. Pennywise is not IT. IT is a cosmic being and the antithesis of all creation. You don't kill that with just a few kids. If you say so. They say explicitly the spider is not its true form, just what their brains filter through. While not the true form they were seeing, they were in the presence of the real deal. It's true form was trapped in the Macroverse or whatever it was Bill and Ritchie saw during the Ritual of Chud. King could just say one of IT's spawn escaped after IT miscarried. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925127577] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>It really isn't. </quote> How exactly?</quote> Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not.</quote> If you say so, they pretty vividly kill the spider, and it's explicitly said many times, but whatever.</quote> The spider is not IT. Pennywise is not IT. IT is a cosmic being and the antithesis of all creation. You don't kill that with just a few kids.</quote> If you say so. They say explicitly the spider is not its true form, just what their brains filter through. While not the true form they were seeing, they were in the presence of the real deal.</quote> It's true form was trapped in the Macroverse or whatever it was Bill and Ritchie saw during the Ritual of Chud. King could just say one of IT's spawn escaped after IT miscarried.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 3:14:18 PM #34:	COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... It really isn't. How exactly? Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not. If you say so, they pretty vividly kill the spider, and it's explicitly said many times, but whatever. The spider is not IT. Pennywise is not IT. IT is a cosmic being and the antithesis of all creation. You don't kill that with just a few kids. If you say so. They say explicitly the spider is not its true form, just what their brains filter through. While not the true form they were seeing, they were in the presence of the real deal. No, what they were seeing was a part of it, not the whole thing. And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925127611] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>It really isn't. </quote> How exactly?</quote> Because as has been shown, it's a fact that pennywise survived. We never knew in the ending if she actually died or not.</quote> If you say so, they pretty vividly kill the spider, and it's explicitly said many times, but whatever.</quote> The spider is not IT. Pennywise is not IT. IT is a cosmic being and the antithesis of all creation. You don't kill that with just a few kids.</quote> If you say so. They say explicitly the spider is not its true form, just what their brains filter through. While not the true form they were seeing, they were in the presence of the real deal.</quote> No, what they were seeing was a part of it, not the whole thing. And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 07/24/19 3:15:34 PM #35:	Jagermeister513 posted... King could just say one of IT's spawn escaped after IT miscarried. Yeah, i mean, there are a number of ways he could retcon the story to have that dastardly IT back at it again. But that would be stupid. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:925127662] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>King could just say one of IT's spawn escaped after IT miscarried.</quote> Yeah, i mean, there are a number of ways he could retcon the story to have that dastardly IT back at it again. But that would be stupid.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 07/24/19 3:16:03 PM #36:	OctilIery posted... And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times. Quote it. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:925127693] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times.</quote> Quote it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 3:17:19 PM #37:	COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times. Quote it. Multiple have been named. I don't have the books on me, you can look them up. There's about a thousand discussions of it <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925127753] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times.</quote> Quote it.</quote> Multiple have been named. I don't have the books on me, you can look them up. There's about a thousand discussions of it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 07/24/19 3:19:02 PM #38:	OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times. Quote it. Multiple have been named. I don't have the books on me, you can look them up. There's about a thousand discussions of it A nod outside of the actual book doesn't count. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:925127818] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times.</quote> Quote it.</quote> Multiple have been named. I don't have the books on me, you can look them up. There's about a thousand discussions of it</quote> A nod outside of the actual book doesn't count.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 3:21:14 PM #39:	COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times. Quote it. Top of my head, Tommyknockers had a scene with a character seeing a clown with silver eyes in a sewer in Derry. Dreamcatcher had a scene of a memorial in Derry defaced with graffiti saying "PENNYWISE LIVES". And the black aura coming from the sewers in Insomnia that TC pointed out. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925127912] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times.</quote> Quote it.</quote> Top of my head, Tommyknockers had a scene with a character seeing a clown with silver eyes in a sewer in Derry. Dreamcatcher had a scene of a memorial in Derry defaced with graffiti saying "PENNYWISE LIVES". And the black aura coming from the sewers in Insomnia that TC pointed out.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CapnMuffin 07/24/19 3:22:35 PM #40:	Jagermeister513 posted... Verdekal posted... Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see. ~~Hopefully it would be better than what we got in the final Dark Tower book. Throwing Harry Potter toys and screaming, what a waste.~~ I will never not be salty about that. --- Parent or parent-to-be? Come join us: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1027-all-things-parenthood NNID : CapnMuffin \| XBGT : Capn Muffin <cite>CapnMuffin posted [p:925127973] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>Verdekal posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see.</quote> Hopefully it would be better than what we got in the final Dark Tower book. Throwing Harry Potter toys and screaming, what a waste.</quote> I will never not be salty about that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 3:24:19 PM #41:	CapnMuffin posted... Jagermeister513 posted... Verdekal posted... Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see. ~~Hopefully it would be better than what we got in the final Dark Tower book. Throwing Harry Potter toys and screaming, what a waste.~~ I will never not be salty about that. My bad for not putting spoiler tags on that, didn't think it needed it. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925128058] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>CapnMuffin posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>Verdekal posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see.</quote> Hopefully it would be better than what we got in the final Dark Tower book. Throwing Harry Potter toys and screaming, what a waste.</quote> I will never not be salty about that.</quote> My bad for not putting spoiler tags on that, didn't think it needed it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Killmonger 07/24/19 3:25:24 PM #42:	Since we're discussing It, I may as well ask. What was Georgie's fear supposed to be? <cite>Killmonger posted [p:925128101] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Since we're discussing It, I may as well ask. What was Georgie's fear supposed to be?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 3:25:28 PM #43:	COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times. Quote it. Multiple have been named. I don't have the books on me, you can look them up. There's about a thousand discussions of it A nod outside of the actual book doesn't count. It does though. And it's more than just a nod. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925128105] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times.</quote> Quote it.</quote> Multiple have been named. I don't have the books on me, you can look them up. There's about a thousand discussions of it</quote> A nod outside of the actual book doesn't count.</quote> It does though. And it's more than just a nod.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CapnMuffin 07/24/19 3:26:02 PM #44:	Jagermeister513 posted... CapnMuffin posted... Jagermeister513 posted... Verdekal posted... Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see. ~~Hopefully it would be better than what we got in the final Dark Tower book. Throwing Harry Potter toys and screaming, what a waste.~~ I will never not be salty about that. My bad for not putting spoiler tags on that, didn't think it needed it. Oh lol my comment was about what happens in the book, not the missing spoiler tags. I added my own just in case. The ending showdown was really lame. Like the dude is THE villain of Kings Multiverse and this is what we got. --- Parent or parent-to-be? Come join us: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1027-all-things-parenthood NNID : CapnMuffin \| XBGT : Capn Muffin <cite>CapnMuffin posted [p:925128133] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>CapnMuffin posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>Verdekal posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see.</quote> Hopefully it would be better than what we got in the final Dark Tower book. Throwing Harry Potter toys and screaming, what a waste.</quote> I will never not be salty about that.</quote> My bad for not putting spoiler tags on that, didn't think it needed it.</quote> Oh lol my comment was about what happens in the book, not the missing spoiler tags. I added my own just in case. The ending showdown was really lame. Like the dude is THE villain of Kings Multiverse and this is what we got.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 3:26:42 PM #45:	Killmonger posted... Since we're discussing It, I may as well ask. What was Georgie's fear supposed to be? I don't think he had any specific one that pennywise fed on, he was more of a wake up snack. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925128165] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Killmonger posted...</cite> <quote>Since we're discussing It, I may as well ask. What was Georgie's fear supposed to be?</quote> I don't think he had any specific one that pennywise fed on, he was more of a wake up snack.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Jagermeister513 07/24/19 3:28:00 PM #46:	CapnMuffin posted... Jagermeister513 posted... CapnMuffin posted... Jagermeister513 posted... Verdekal posted... Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see. ~~Hopefully it would be better than what we got in the final Dark Tower book. Throwing Harry Potter toys and screaming, what a waste.~~ I will never not be salty about that. My bad for not putting spoiler tags on that, didn't think it needed it. Oh lol my comment was about what happens in the book, not the missing spoiler tags. I added my own just in case. The ending showdown was really lame. Like the dude is THE villain of Kings Multiverse and this is what we got. ~~Flagg being eaten by the baby were-spider~~ was dumb as hell too. --- I keep the dope fiends higher than the Goodyear Blimp <cite>Jagermeister513 posted [p:925128232] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>CapnMuffin posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>CapnMuffin posted...</cite> <quote>Jagermeister513 posted...</cite> <quote>Verdekal posted...</cite> <quote>Maybe there should be a Stephen King multiverse like the MCU. The Crimson King would be cool to see.</quote> Hopefully it would be better than what we got in the final Dark Tower book. Throwing Harry Potter toys and screaming, what a waste.</quote> I will never not be salty about that.</quote> My bad for not putting spoiler tags on that, didn't think it needed it.</quote> Oh lol my comment was about what happens in the book, not the missing spoiler tags. I added my own just in case. The ending showdown was really lame. Like the dude is THE villain of Kings Multiverse and this is what we got.</quote> Flagg being eaten by the baby were-spider was dumb as hell too.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
COVxy 07/24/19 3:35:03 PM #47:	OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times. Quote it. Multiple have been named. I don't have the books on me, you can look them up. There's about a thousand discussions of it A nod outside of the actual book doesn't count. It does though. And it's more than just a nod. Yeah, and the Zelda timeline is real. --- =E[(x-E[x])(y-E[y])] <cite>COVxy posted [p:925128551] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times.</quote> Quote it.</quote> Multiple have been named. I don't have the books on me, you can look them up. There's about a thousand discussions of it</quote> A nod outside of the actual book doesn't count.</quote> It does though. And it's more than just a nod.</quote> Yeah, and the Zelda timeline is real.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Foppe 07/24/19 3:41:13 PM #48:	OctilIery posted... Killmonger posted... Since we're discussing It, I may as well ask. What was Georgie's fear supposed to be? I don't think he had any specific one that pennywise fed on, he was more of a wake up snack. If I remember correct, the book hinted that Georgie was afraid of the unknown that might crawl under his cellar. As for a wake up snack, I think it was more like Pennywise started to roll the ball, leaving a warning that would spread fear and making their meat taste better. --- GameFAQs isn't going to be merged in with GameSpot or any other site. We're not going to strip out the soul of the site. -CJayC <cite>Foppe posted [p:925128791] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>Killmonger posted...</cite> <quote>Since we're discussing It, I may as well ask. What was Georgie's fear supposed to be?</quote> I don't think he had any specific one that pennywise fed on, he was more of a wake up snack.</quote> If I remember correct, the book hinted that Georgie was afraid of the unknown that might crawl under his cellar. As for a wake up snack, I think it was more like Pennywise started to roll the ball, leaving a warning that would spread fear and making their meat taste better.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 3:41:42 PM #49:	COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... COVxy posted... OctilIery posted... And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times. Quote it. Multiple have been named. I don't have the books on me, you can look them up. There's about a thousand discussions of it A nod outside of the actual book doesn't count. It does though. And it's more than just a nod. Yeah, and the Zelda timeline is real. A) Yes, it is and B) Awful comparison. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925128811] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>And again, they explicitly show later that he isn't dead. Multiple times.</quote> Quote it.</quote> Multiple have been named. I don't have the books on me, you can look them up. There's about a thousand discussions of it</quote> A nod outside of the actual book doesn't count.</quote> It does though. And it's more than just a nod.</quote> Yeah, and the Zelda timeline is real.</quote> A) Yes, it is and B) Awful comparison.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OctilIery 07/24/19 3:52:02 PM #50:	Foppe posted... OctilIery posted... Killmonger posted... Since we're discussing It, I may as well ask. What was Georgie's fear supposed to be? I don't think he had any specific one that pennywise fed on, he was more of a wake up snack. If I remember correct, the book hinted that Georgie was afraid of the unknown that might crawl under his cellar. As for a wake up snack, I think it was more like Pennywise started to roll the ball, leaving a warning that would spread fear and making their meat taste better. Also a bit of that. Georgie was a little kid, IIRC his youngest victim in that spree, and had lots of powerful little kid fears, including the basement. Not to mention the way he was killed in the book is way darker than the movie - being lured in and teased before having his arm bit off and left to bleed to death in a flood. <cite>OctilIery posted [p:925129337] in I kinda wi... [t:77886550]...</cite> <quote>Foppe posted...</cite> <quote>OctilIery posted...</cite> <quote>Killmonger posted...</cite> <quote>Since we're discussing It, I may as well ask. What was Georgie's fear supposed to be?</quote> I don't think he had any specific one that pennywise fed on, he was more of a wake up snack.</quote> If I remember correct, the book hinted that Georgie was afraid of the unknown that might crawl under his cellar. As for a wake up snack, I think it was more like Pennywise started to roll the ball, leaving a warning that would spread fear and making their meat taste better.</quote> Also a bit of that. Georgie was a little kid, IIRC his youngest victim in that spree, and had lots of powerful little kid fears, including the basement. Not to mention the way he was killed in the book is way darker than the movie - being lured in and teased before having his arm bit off and left to bleed to death in a flood.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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