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Some behind the scenes for you.
You’ll float too 🎈
“He thrusts his fists against the post, and still insists he sees the ghost.“
if we stick together, all of us, we’ll win
“ many westerns use a stock plot of depicting a crime, then showing the pursuit of the wrongdoer, ending in revenge and retribution, which is often dispensed through a shootout or quick-draw duel. ”
bill vc : 👁👄👁
things that i take from the it movie:
- the layout of bill’s room / the denbrough house as a whole - bill having a hamster (mr. cheeks / cheeks) - some of bill’s mannerisms - that one scene where he’s yelling into the sewer - that one scene at the quarry isn’t bad, i like the idea of the losers hanging out and going swimming - ??? that might be it ???
Maybe we can make some new memories
BILL IN THE VOID / EARLY .
#me logging onto tumblr dot com
out of all of his books, the black rapids is probably the one that resembles his childhood the most. it’s his second novel, but also probably his most popular novel, and was the first one to be made into a movie.
“ let’s see you come out now, you fucker! ” bill kicked wildly at the heap of pompoms that had spilled out of the refrigerator. he turned away and began to walk back toward them, his head down. he seemed not to feel the hail, although it now covered the ground like snow.
he blundered into the bushes , and stan had to grab his arm to keep him from going into the prickerbushes. he was crying.
“ that’s okay, bill, ” ben said, putting a clumsy arm around him.
“ yeah, ” richie said. “ don’t worry. we’re not gonna chicken out. ” he stared around at them, his eyes looking wildly out of his wet face. “ is there anyone here who’s gonna chicken out? ”
they shook their heads.
bill looked up, wiping his eyes. they were all soaked to the skin and looked like a litter of pups that had just forded a river. “ ih-it’s scuh-scuh-hared of u-u-us, you know, ” he said. “ i can fuh-feel that. i swear to guh-god i c-c-can.”
bev nodded soberly. “ i think you’re right. ”
“ h-h-help me, ” bill said. “ p-p-pl-please. h-h-help m-m-me. ”
bill can play piano, and he can play piano well. his mother started teaching him when he was four and from then on he practiced for an hour a day every day. he’s by no means a prodigy, but he is good. however, he stops playing completely after george’s death. no one in the house touches the piano after that.
THE BLACK RAPIDS ––––– a novel by william arthur denbrough
“ bill was good. it was stupid to think such a thing ( he did not, in fact, precisely think it; he felt it ), but there it was. goodness and strength seemed to radiate from bill. he was like a knight in an old movie, a movie that was corny but still had the power to make you cry and cheer and clap at the end. strong and good. ”
don’t tell me “you can’t do that” ‘cause I will do that