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* What Walter does to Jake’s mother. Even though we only see the aftermath, it’s still quite horrifying to witness Jake’s emotional breakdown at finding his mother’s charred remains, especially as you realise that the boy is now an orphan.
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* What Walter does to Jake’s mother. Even though we only see the aftermath, it’s still quite horrifying to witness Jake’s emotional breakdown at finding his mother’s charred remains, especially as you realise that the boy is now an orphan.orphan.
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** Tying to the above, that event happened near a circus called Pennywise. A circus, where kids play around, named [[Literature/{{It}} Pennywise]].
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** Tying to the above, that event happened near a circus theme park in the woods called Pennywise. A circus, theme park, where kids play around, named [[Literature/{{It}} Pennywise]].
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** At some point, [[spoiler: when he's at Jake's house and kills Jake's step-father, the mother tries to cry out, but Walter [[CompellingVoice shushes her softly]], [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything preventing her from calling out for help]].]]
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* What Walter does to [[spoiler: Jake’s mother. Even though we only see the aftermath, it’s still quite horrifying to witness Jake’s emotional breakdown at finding his mother’s charred remains, especially as you realise that the boy is now an orphan.]]
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* What Walter does to [[spoiler: Jake’s mother. Even if you saw it coming, though we only see the aftermath, it’s still quite horrifying to see, witness Jake’s emotional breakdown at finding his mother’s charred remains, especially as you realise that Jake the boy is now an orphan.]]
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** Tying to the above, that event happened near a circus called Pennywise. A circus, where kids play around, named [[Literature/{{It}} Pennywise]].
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** Tying to the above, that event happened near a circus called Pennywise. A circus, where kids play around, named [[Literature/{{It}} Pennywise]].Pennywise]].
*What Walter does to [[spoiler: Jake’s mother. Even if you saw it coming, it’s still quite horrifying to see, especially as you realise that Jake is now an orphan.]]
*What Walter does to [[spoiler: Jake’s mother. Even if you saw it coming, it’s still quite horrifying to see, especially as you realise that Jake is now an orphan.]]
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* Walter's [[CompellingVoice ability to make others do as he says]], even against their will.
** The nature of how Walter [[CompellingVoice commanded]] his two mooks who [[YouHaveFailedMe failed him]] to "kill each other". He orders them to do it while they're in a restaurant, so it's likely they could've ''eaten each other''! Either way, maybe it's best that the spectacle was [[NothingIsScarier off-screen]].
** Walter sees a happy child with her mother and purely ForTheEvulz says, "Hate". The child's eyes go cold and fortunately we don't see what happens next here either.
** At some point, [[spoiler: when he's at Jake's house and kills Jake's step-father, the mother tries to cry out, but Walter [[CompellingVoice shushes her softly]], [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything preventing her from calling out for help]].]]
* Deschain using a tarantula as a visual aid for all the creatures of hell that will break loose if the tower should fall. Not helpful if you have arachnophobia. Also terrifying if you remember another, iconic Stephen King villain who is known to be a spider....
** Tying to the above, that event happened near a circus called Pennywise. A circus, where kids play around, named [[Literature/{{It}} Pennywise]].
* Walter's [[CompellingVoice ability to make others do as he says]], even against their will.
** The nature of how Walter [[CompellingVoice commanded]] his two mooks who [[YouHaveFailedMe failed him]] to "kill each other". He orders them to do it while they're in a restaurant, so it's likely they could've ''eaten each other''! Either way, maybe it's best that the spectacle was [[NothingIsScarier off-screen]].
** Walter sees a happy child with her mother and purely ForTheEvulz says, "Hate". The child's eyes go cold and fortunately we don't see what happens next here either.
** At some point, [[spoiler: when he's at Jake's house and kills Jake's step-father, the mother tries to cry out, but Walter [[CompellingVoice shushes her softly]], [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything preventing her from calling out for help]].]]
* Deschain using a tarantula as a visual aid for all the creatures of hell that will break loose if the tower should fall. Not helpful if you have arachnophobia. Also terrifying if you remember another, iconic Stephen King villain who is known to be a spider....
** Tying to the above, that event happened near a circus called Pennywise. A circus, where kids play around, named [[Literature/{{It}} Pennywise]].
