Because IT knew that it could continue to use Henry to create more fear/pain in the town for IT to feed off of.
'IT' appears to be a multi-layered creature that exists on more than one dimension, living in part in Derry, Maine, in part in the "Multiverse" that contains our universe, as well as in Its true form. Its true form appears to be a kind of mass of orange light (the "Deadlights") with an endless hunger that drives insane anyone fully exposed to It. In Derry, it has the ability to shape-shift depending on the fears of the person/child it is hunting (and it hunts children in order to devour both their flesh and their emotions of fear), taking forms like a Werewolf and others. It's "true form" in this universe (which is not actually its true form, but merely the closest representation possible in this universe) is that of a giant spider. It is intelligent and sentient (the book actually has several parts from Its perspective) and uses this intelligence to lure in potential prey.
According to the book, it is ITs heart.
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- How many seasons does It have?1 season
- How many episodes does It have?2 episodes
- When did It premiere?November 18, 1990
- When did It end?November 20, 1990
- How long is It?1 hour and 36 minutes
- What is the IMDb rating of It?6.8 out of 10
- Who stars in It?
- Who wrote It?
- Who directed It?
- Who was the composer for It?
- Who was the executive producer of It?
- Who was the cinematographer for It?
- What is the plot of It?In 1960, seven pre-teen outcasts fight an evil demon who poses as a child-killing clown. Thirty years later, they reunite to stop the demon once and for all when it returns to their hometown.
- Who are the characters in It?Al Marsh, Arlene Hanscom, Audra Denbrough, Aunt Jean, Belch, Ben Hanscom, Ben's Father, Beverly Marsh, Bill Denbrough, Bradley, and others
- What genre is It?Drama, Horror, Mystery, and Thriller
- How many awards has It won?4 awards
- How many awards has It been nominated for?6 nominations
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