Fav character?

[PennyHanscom]

I'm (I may be regretting making this thread because of this) a little over 600 pages into It and I am totally hooked. I think my favourite part is all of the awesome characters that are in the Loser's Club and how they react to their biggest fears, also known as It, or Bob Gray, or Pennywise the dancing clown. I was wondering what others' fav character(s) is in the Loser's Club. Thanks in advance!

 

[Dana Jean]

Welcome!

 

[mjs9153]

Welcome! I like Ben,but they are all pretty cool characters,even the bad ones..

 

[Doc Creed]

Mike and Stan.

 

[GNTLGNT]

...hard to pick a single character when I saw parts of myself in all of them....and I do mean ALL of them...

 

[PennyHanscom]

Welcome!

Thanks that means a lot!

 

[king family fan]

 

[Karloff]

it's like picking your most loved child. it's not gonna happen in my case

not able to pick ONE character.

 

[Grace82]

I'm going to be an oddball and say my favorite character is actually Pennywise! While the Losers club members were interesting, I've always been partial to the villians in King's novels. I know that with every book I read, King will provide a little bit more detail regarding how the "evil" is all related/connected....and for me that is the exciting part.

 

[PennyHanscom]

I'm going to be an oddball and say my favorite character is actually Pennywise! While the Losers club members were interesting, I've always been partial to the villians in King's novels. I know that with every book I read, King will provide a little bit more detail regarding how the "evil" is all related/connected....and for me that is the exciting part.

Yeah I just read The Stand and I have to say that Randall Flagg was my fav character. Just a creepy, but somehow charming character.

 

[GNTLGNT]

Yeah I just read The Stand and I have to say that Randall Flagg was my fav character. Just a creepy, but somehow charming character.

...charming?...now that's a descriptive I never thought of hangin' on the Dude....

 

[Neesy]

I'm (I may be regretting making this thread because of this) a little over 600 pages into It and I am totally hooked. I think my favourite part is all of the awesome characters that are in the Loser's Club and how they react to their biggest fears, also known as It, or Bob Gray, or Pennywise the dancing clown. I was wondering what others' fav character(s) is in the Loser's Club. Thanks in advance!

Probably Mike - the one who stays in Derry

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[skimom2]

Ben, both as child and as adult. Bill is my next favorite. Richie is damn annoying.

 

[PennyHanscom]

Probably Mike - the one who stays in Derry

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Thanks!

 

[PennyHanscom]

Ben, both as child and as adult. Bill is my next favorite. Richie is damn annoying.

Ben I think is my favourite too, but I sort of like Richie too. The part when the grown up Richie comes face to face with Pennywise alone, and still somehow shows courage and makes fun of the clown, I thought was great and made me love the guy. But that's just me, and I agree all the voices can get annoying.

 

[PennyHanscom]

...charming?...now that's a descriptive I never thought of hangin' on the Dude....

I guess I'm a weird one.. But what can I say? I liked the character. But yes, I would hang with The Walkin' Dude. Is there something wrong with me?

 

[GNTLGNT]

I guess I'm a weird one.. But what can I say? I liked the character. But yes, I would hang with The Walkin' Dude. Is there something wrong with me?

...not at all...he is suave, and richly drawn....

 

[Nomik]

A favorite character: I also like Flagg from The Stand and Eyes, But that's just going with the antagonist.
I'm from Derry, so I obviously identify with the Derry characters.
My favorite character is Daniel Torrence as he is depicted in Dr. sleep.
Welcome to the SKMB!

 

[Tery]

I love Sheriff Alan Pangborne.

 

[MarkS73]

Ben, both as child and as adult. Bill is my next favorite. Richie is damn annoying.

I'm reading 11/22/63 right now and Jake just met Bev and Richie. Richie is annoying in this book too