Hypochondriac whose placebo inhalers mask his underlying bravery.
Richie's deep, unspoken feelings for Eddie are hinted throughout the story and mourned after Eddie fatally saves him.
Pennywise confronts Richie about his hidden homosexuality, and after Eddie's death Richie returns to the kissing bridge where he had carved his and Ed...
Pennywise torments Eddie through his health anxieties and ultimately causes his death.
It attacks Eddie in the form of the Leper during his artifact retrieval, and Eddie is fatally impaled while saving Richie in the final battle.
Henry Bowers acts as Pennywise's instrument, brutally ambushing Eddie in his hotel room.
Bowers viciously attacks Eddie at the hotel before driving on to the library.
Beverly's prophetic vision persuades Eddie to honor the Losers' childhood oath.
Eddie and Richie are both preparing to leave until Beverly reveals her visions of their deaths, changing Eddie's decision to stay.
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.
Eddie is one of the fellow Losers Stanley hoped to empower through his final words.
Stanley had written the Losers letters before his suicide to strengthen his friends for their fight.
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