So I'm involved in a LOT of fandoms (I wonder what gave THAT away 😂)
I tend to develop a lot of theories about my fandoms.
I'm aware that the account I'm posting this on is mainly for Marvel, and this book will contain Marvel theories too. However...
WARNING: SPOILERS FOR STEPHEN KING'S BOOK (IT) ARE AHEAD!!!
Alright...
So a bit of new IT footage was released...
And all I have to say is... I. AM. HYPED!!!
However, there was one thing that I noticed while watching this new footage.
At the end, we see a frame of Beverly in her own house:
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She looks like she's looking at something kind of surprising, right?
Well...
She was looking at this:
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People who have not read the book might say that this is just Pennywise being creepy.
But I for one think this is not just Pennywise, but Bob Gray.
Some people theorize that Bob, or Robert Gray was a real Derry citizen who played a clown, and was killed years ago by It. It assumed his persona ever since.
But it is unknown whether or not Bob Gray was a real person.
In the scene above, they are in Beverly's old home, the exact same place where she meets a creepy old woman in the beginning of the first trailer.
This leads me to think that these scenes might be connected.
During that scene, Beverly sees this photo on the wall:
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When Bev sees this photo, she asks "What did your father do, Mrs. Kersh?"
And the lady's reply was "My Fadder joined the circus."
The whole "my fadder" thing is in the book.
It seems pretty obvious that Bob Gray in the photo is Pennywise, and so is Mrs. Kersh in the scene itself. Mrs. Kersh is seemingly claiming that she is the daughter of Bob Gray.
Both of the above scenes take place in the same room, so I think that instead of jumping at Bev in the form of the old woman, Pennywise is going to turn into Bob Gray and show Beverly that side of It...
