Bowers gang 1

The gang consists of Henry Bowers, Belch Huggins, Victor Criss, and Patrick Hockstetter. They all live in Derry and spend much of their time together bullying other children, especially the Losers' Club. Although they appear close, each has a distinct personality, and their relationship is based more on power dynamics than deep friendship.

Henry is the leader of the group. He is aggressive, domineering, and makes all the decisions. His difficult family life and the absence of his mother greatly influence his violent behavior. The others follow him mainly out of fear or respect.

Belch is the most physically loyal. He's big, strong, and usually supports Henry without question. He doesn't seem cruel by nature, but he participates in the violence to belong to the group and stay close to his friends.

Victor is the quietest. He doesn't usually start trouble and seems to have more empathy than the others, but he still follows the group out of loyalty. He's more of a follower than an aggressor.

Patrick is the most unsettling. He's cold, distant, and has little empathy. Even within the gang, he's considered strange. His behavior is more unpredictable and quiet than the others'.

Henry: the gang leader, has anger issues, problems with abuse from his father, and his weapon is a knife. Belch: He is the strength of the gang, the driver of the gang and the only one who has a car, his family has a lot of money and they call him Belch as a nickname. Victor: He is the second strongest and the fastest. Patrick: with serious psychological problems, his weapon is a lighter and a flamethrower spray.

The gang is known for bothering everyone else; they are the bullies of Derry.