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by Stephen King
About 115 pages (34,540 words)
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Part Three, Grownups: Chapter 12, Three Uninvited Guests Summary

Henry Bowers is in Juniper Hill, a psychiatric hospital for the criminally insane. Henry has been incarcerated since that summer of 1958 for the murder of his father and the murders of his two friends and several of the other children who died that summer. Henry began to hear a voice from the moon the same day Mike called his friends back to Derry. The voice tells Henry he must return to Derry and kill the members of the Losers Club. Henry does not know how to get out of the facility, until Victor Criss appears under his bed and helps him.

Kay was home alone when Tom broke in. Tom beat her horribly, asking repeatedly where Beverly was. Kay refused to tell until Tom threatened to cut.....

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