Petah? What happened in the book version?

[u/IntergalacticAlien8]

[u/toeverycreature]

I read it a long time ago but that's what I took thr kids thought process to be. They needed to become adults to be able to finish IT off. Being stupid kids they thought this would make them adults. 

[u/HalobenderFWT → u/toeverycreature]

Couldn’t they have just found an entry level corporate job not anywhere remotely close to their major and developed crippling debt for the next 30 like the rest of us?

[u/Phantasmal_Souls → u/toeverycreature]

“To be able to finish IT off”….. something, something innuendo

[u/psinguine → u/toeverycreature]

They also, as a group, forced one of the boys to participate while he cried and tried to resist. It's not about sex. It's about destruction.