"Ready?"
"Just count to three."
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Adelaide Flint could swear living in Derry was a nightmare, and the summer of '89 only proved that to be true. But maybe Derry isn't so bad. That was, after all, where he was...
From the movie franchise, IT (2017...
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~~~Unsolved Mysteries~~~
As agreed, they all went to the diner for lunch and Adelaide had used the money her father had left for her to pay for their meal. They cycled over to Ben's house, with Ben leading them, Adelaide and Bill close beside him as they already knew the way to his house while the others had to blindly follow.
Ben carelessly let go of his bike onto his front lawn and rushed away into the building, not really waiting for the others. Like Ben, Bill let go of Silver that then fell onto the ground but he waited for Adelaide to stand her bike upright before the two joined Ben in the house, Beverly and Stan behind them. Richie waited for Eddie and they went in together.
Ben ran to his room to fix up some of the mess that he left it in. He grabbed some of the thrown magazines and underwear and tossed them in his cupboard before he leaned on it as Adelaide and Bill came to sight. The two entered Ben's room and immediately, their jaws dropped and eyes widened.
The room had a cream colored wallpaper with black hourglass patterns. Plastered all over the wallpaper were papers and printings of copies of history findings. Adelaide exchanged a wowed look with Bill and the two wandered to the far side of the room by the windows that were covered with parted maroon curtains.
"Yeah, I heard he has a rollercoaster and a pet chimp and an old guy's fucking bones," Richie mumbled in deep conversation with Eddie.
"Whoa, whoa, whoa," Eddie gaped, his conversation with Richie dying at the sight of the unusual room.
Beverly wandered to look at the wall by the bed while Stan observed the study desk. "Wow," Richie uttered, fixing his glasses while he and Eddie walked over to the far side of the wall.
"Cool, huh?" Ben bragged proudly.
"No, no, nothing cool," Richie denied. "There's nothing cool. Oh, this is cool," he pointed somewhere on the wall, before shaking his head, "Wait, no, no, it's not cool. "
"Beep beep, Richie," Adelaide uttered lowly but the four-eyed boy heard her and his lips fell silent as he, Stan and Eddie observed the papers stuck on the wall.
Bill was holding up a small film that was labelled 'OLD DERRY'. Underneath the film, it said 'PROPERTY OF DERRY PUBLIC WORKS'. Adelaide and Bill studied the lines in the film that could be seen due to the sunlight that shone through the windows.
Her head tilted, trying to understand the lines better and fitting them with the Derry that she knew now with help of her memories, but it was hard because of how small the film was. You'd need to see it through a projector to be able to view it full-size.
"What's that?" Stan asked, his right index finger pointed to a paper on the wall that looked like a manuscript of some sort and Adelaide turned her head around but Bill was still focused on the film.
