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To: rottndog

Yes — in Stephen King’s novel It (1986), there is an infamous and controversial scene near the end of the section where the children defeat Pennywise in 1958.

After the battle in the sewers, the Losers’ Club (all around age 11–12) become disoriented and begin to feel themselves drifting apart. To restore their unity and find their way back, Beverly suggests (and participates in) a sexual encounter with each boy in the group, one by one.

This is our moral compass for anything?


35 posted on 09/03/2025 9:01:16 PM PDT by calljack (Stealing the 2020 Election will go down in history as the worst political miscalculation of all time)
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To: calljack
Let’s not forget she comes up with the idea after her father tries to molest her……or that Gage (the four yr old ran over by a truck) was molested by the old man in Pet Cemetery.
40 posted on 09/04/2025 2:59:02 AM PDT by Repeat Offender
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