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In Stephen King's novel "It," Pennywise, the malevolent entity that takes the form of a clown, ultimately faces defeat at the hands of the Losers' Club, a group of children who confront their fears. They manage to weaken and ultimately destroy Pennywise by recognizing their own strength and unity. The creature's defeat results in the collapse of its lair, symbolizing the end of its terror in Derry, Maine. However, the cycle of fear and violence it embodies suggests that its influence may linger in some form.

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