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The climax of "IT" by Stephen King occurs when the Losers' Club confronts the entity It in its lair in the sewers of Derry. This confrontation involves a battle of wills and results in the defeat of It, leading to the resolution of the story.

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12y ago

When he went to a currcise he noticed kids were actually scared of clowns instead of liking them. That's how he got the idea of a clown being the main firm of it. Also he once was on a plane going on tour and was sitting next to Ronald McDonald, fully dressed

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The theme is of the dark reality behind the facade of everyday life in a small-town community, and how powerful children's minds can be.

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The same as the plot of the book "It" by Stephen King.

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12y ago

'It' is set in the ficticious town of Derry, ME.

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The Plot Was To Kill All The Kids In Dariy

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The main conflict is man vs. the supernatural, in this case it is the kids vs. Pennywise the clown. This movie is actually not that popular anymore.

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