Stuttering leader of the Losers Club seeking closure for his brother's death.
Pennywise exploits Bill's guilt and protective instincts, making Bill's psychological liberation necessary for defeating It.
It kills Dean in front of Bill at the carnival and later traps Bill in a hallucination in which he must release his guilt over Georgie's death.
Bill's protective bond with Dean is destroyed by Pennywise, renewing his survivor's guilt.
Bill meets Dean while retrieving Georgie's paper sailboat and warns him to leave Derry, but later fails to save Dean from Pennywise at the carnival.
Bill and Mike coordinate the plan to destroy It, with Mike supplying the ritual knowledge and Bill leading the fight.
Mike shows Bill, via a drug-induced vision, that the Ritual of Chüd can defeat It using artifacts from the Losers' past.
Beverly and Bill share the weight of leading the Losers Club and confronting their shared trauma.
Beverly reveals her visions of their deaths to keep the group together, and she and Bill escape the same hallucinatory crisis after Bill releases his...
They share the old bonds and joking rapport of the Losers Club while facing the same deadly enemy.
Bill and Richie both return to Derry as Losers Club members, reunite around the childhood oath, and together confront It in the sewers.
Bill and Eddie fight together in the final battle, and Bill is among the group who carry Eddie's loss afterwards.
Eddie travels with Bill and the other Losers to the Neibolt house and descends into the cavern to perform the ritual beside him.
Bill and Ben reunite through their shared past and stand together in the doomed ritual.
Ben is one of the Losers who gathers at the Neibolt house and convinces Bill not to face It alone before they descend together.
Bill receives Stanley's final words and understands that Stanley's suicide was a twisted act of love meant to strengthen his friends.
Mike reveals to Bill that Stanley had written the Losers letters before his suicide, ending one with 'We're Losers, and always will be'.
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