In It, it is ultimately an evil force which brings friends together. If for nothing else, evil exists for this. If It Chapter Two doesn’t send the message that we should care for one another, I don’t know what does.
It is only when we have seen our violent fate that we are propelled to defeat it.
We live in dark times. So dark that some relationships are sustained through abuse. Don’t be consumed by the darkness.
I reject the dominating scenario of the moment. That means I shun the darkness.
From the present we rewrite the past. Of course the future and the present are essentially the same thing from the perspective of the past. And from the future same goes for the present and the past.
When the friends finally come together, they destroy their relics in a fire ritual. “The past must burn with the present,” this is how we arrive to….
Stephen King after-all was able to travel back in time and rewrite the ending to his story. What more gnarly a path?
Perhaps in the future I’ll be better understood.
