Who do you think was the most interesting/relatable character in Stephen King's book It?

[Rachel]

I gotta go with Bev. I'm biased, since she was the only female in the losers club but I thought her tough exterior and quick thinking when surviving the abuse in her life and the terror of Pennywise won me over as a kid.

I can remember the exact moment in the book when she won me over completely and it was when she lied to her Dad about the blood in the sink and says it's a spider. I feel like I'd seen that moment so many times in storytelling when the character just can't pick up on the fact that the other person can't see what they are seeing but Bev knew right away. Such a champ.

[Ronald]

No question I could relate to Richie as a kid. Hid behind dirty humor as a defense mechanism for sure.
As adults, I guess I relate most to Ben, stuck in his home town, pushing the gang to be responsible.

[Hadie]

How to live long and age slow is a great read

[Noortje]

For me, i would say Richie. The way humor is his coping mechanism but how it is actually more harmful to his relationships that beneficial.

[Daniel]

Mare wrote: "Tough call. Maybe Ben for me. The lover of libraries, fat kid who knows more than the others, stuck in a family situation in which he is powerless. Yeah. Ben."

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[Emily]

Hmm... Tough call, but I'd have to go with Richie. He's funny and relatable, and can turn a scary scene into a comedy show haha. Literally my favourite character.

[Soff]

Always thought Richie was the most reletable of all

[Lea Tayla]

richie's character had so much depth and the way he hides behind humor is so relatable to me

[Liz]

For me, I would say Richie. I think all of them are good people and relatable, I think Richie is the most relatable. He's funny, loyal, misunderstood. He's smart like I am but makes jokes at the wrong time. like me, he has a mouth that gets him into trouble. :P