Pragmatic, organized member who struggles with trauma and takes his own life.
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'.
Stanley's death and hidden letter become part of Mike's burden after the battle.
Stanley is one of the Losers Mike summons to Derry, and Mike is the one who later reveals Stanley's farewell letters to the group.
Stanley's farewell message supports Beverly just as it supports the rest of the Losers Club.
Stanley wrote the Losers letters prior to his suicide, intending to strengthen his friends against It.
Stanley's posthumous letter is part of the emotional closure Richie reaches after Eddie's death.
Stanley wrote the Losers letters prior to his suicide, and Richie remains part of the group meant to receive his encouragement.
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.
Ben is among the friends Stanley's farewell letter addresses before the final battle.
Stanley wrote the Losers letters prior to his suicide, and the Losers were meant to receive them after his death.
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