George Denbrough

Georgie Elmer Denbrough was the younger brother of Bill Denbrough, and a minor character in the novel, IT. He was 6 years old in the movie

One stormy day, Georgie was bugging his brother Bill. Bill then gave him a boat from under his bed. Georgie was about to go outside but Bill tells him to not go far and he tells him he won't. Sailing his little paper boat across the sidewalk when the boat happened to land right into the sewer in which Pennywise happened to save his boat and then tried to make idle conversation with Georgie while It/Pennywise was in the sewer. Georgie did not speak at first, and when Pennywise tried to open him up with a balloon, to which Georgie responds he isn't supposed to take things from strangers, therefore Pennywise sarcastically commented on his father's wisdom. Pennywise then introduced himself as "Pennywise the Dancing Clown", and then told Georgie what was his name. Feeling like It had Georgie on the ropes, Georgie was about to turn and leave, but Pennywise stopped him by showing Georgie his boat. Pennywise then beckons Georgie to come get his little paper boat, with promises of rides, cotton candy, and all other surprises down there, and when George asked if they float and Pennywise responds to the affirmative, and when Georgie reaches down to grab his boat, Pennywise then grabs Georgie's arm and tells Georgie that if he was with him, he'd float too. After this, Pennywise then bites off Georgie's left arm and leaves Georgie to bleed to death. Georgie was only heard by a nearby gardener and actually seen by the same gardener to witness Georgie dead by the sewer.