Stuttering leader of the Losers' Club, driven by guilt over his brother's death.
Richie supports Bill within the club's group effort.
Richie runs with Bill's group, becomes a Loser, and fights Pennywise with the others.
Their relationship is defined by shared danger and cooperation.
Eddie travels with Bill and the other Losers to investigate the sewers and later battles Pennywise beside them.
Stanley is part of Bill's core childhood alliance.
Stanley belongs to the Losers' Club and joins the group during its investigations and confrontation with Pennywise.
They cooperate as central members of the Losers' Club.
Ben joins Bill's group in the Barrens, and both participate in investigating the disappearances and confronting Pennywise.
Bill's guilt and determination place him in direct opposition to Pennywise.
Pennywise kills Bill's younger brother and repeatedly manifests his image to torment Bill. Bill later leads the Losers' Club against Pennywise in the...
Their mutual emotional connection becomes explicit after the final confrontation.
Bill and Ben develop feelings for Beverly. At the end, Bill reveals his feelings and kisses Beverly.
Mike becomes a trusted member of Bill's team.
The group befriends Mike after rescuing him from Bowers, and Mike later descends with the Losers to confront Pennywise.
Henry represents the human violence opposing Bill's group.
Bill and his friends repeatedly run afoul of Henry Bowers and his posse, who pursue and threaten them.
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