Question about Stephen King's IT

[Planet-man]

I've always been interested in reading it, and there was a copy lying around at my grandparents' house the other day so I picked it up and read the first chapter(Little Georgie Denborough and the paper boat). I'm very intrigued to read the rest of it but I have one question for those of you who've read the book:

Is there a lot of, or any animal cruelty in the book? I have a very low tolerance for stuff like that, and if there's too much it can ruin a whole story for me(I can tell you right now I will never see Fatal Attraction).

Please try to stay as spoiler-free as possible.

 

[E.Vi.L.]

I don't remember animal cruelty.

I'd be more worried about pre-teen sex ruining 'It' for you than animal cruelty!

 

[Iceshadow]

Can't say that I remember any animal cruelty.

 

[Sacred&Profane]

I've read it three or four times; no animal cruelty. Lots of violence, and some sexual situations.

 

[Planet-man]

Thanks so much, guys. That's a big relief. I'm really looking forward to reading it now.

 

[Zombipanda]

I don't remember animal cruelty.

I'd be more worried about pre-teen sex ruining 'It' for you than animal cruelty!

Not just pre-teen sex! PRE-TEEN GANGBANG! (Oh my)

So, did you ever read this, PM?

 

[ProjectX2]

Aside from the random teenage gangbang, this is one of my favourite Stephen King books.

 

[Zombipanda]

Aside from the random teenage gangbang, this is one of my favourite Stephen King books.

I have fond memories of this book!

......


especially because of the random teenage gangbang!

 

[moonmaster]

I would like to think that you found this four-year-old thread because you were actually, actively searching for the term "pre-teen sex".

 

[ProjectX2]

I would like to think that you found this four-year-old thread because you were actually, actively searching for the term "pre-teen sex".

I like to think it is also why you came back just to post in this thread.

 

[Planet-man]

So, did you ever read this, PM?

I read the first hundred pages or so and then left the copy I was reading at my grandparents' house. We didn't end up going there again for weeks, and I never got around to starting up again after that.

But I will read it someday.

 

[Zombipanda]

I would like to think that you found this four-year-old thread because you were actually, actively searching for the term "pre-teen sex".

I will not shatter your hopes and dreams by claiming otherwise.