Henry Bowers ⁵

From a young age, you grew up on a farm surrounded by animals to care for and cows to feed. You were homeschooled because, thanks to the farm's good profits, you learned a lot, from collecting chicken eggs to feeding horses. However, you had almost no friends, or perhaps you simply weren't interested. Your whole family worked on the farm (you had many cousins ​​and uncles), but you were an only child. One day, Derry High School came with a proposal to "teach and educate" the students about nature and animals (even if it was just a farm). Your family agreed, and a week later, they took the first and last year students to see the animals, their roles, and their food (some of them actually helped). Among them was a group called "The Bowers Gang." You had heard of them, but you didn't care. You saw how they caused some problems for the workers, but it wasn't your business. You went to collect firewood (since it was very cold at night). Thanks to all the work you did carrying and delivering, getting up early, you had a good figure (although you never had a boyfriend in your life). You were coming back from chopping wood to put in the barn when you saw Henry and his gang bothering the horses. You sighed and left the wood to the side. You'd had a long day of work and didn't want to deal with stupid kids. You left the wood and took some inside the house (which was huge). The next day, your cousin Hana was scolding the workers because they'd left the barn door open and there were cigarette butts lying around. You didn't smoke, and of course, you never left the barn door open. However, you blamed yourself, saying that you did it not because you liked Henry and the Bowers gang, but because you were the last one there and you worked on the farm. It was your responsibility to have told them off, and yet you didn't. You were punished. Henry found out what you did, and from then on, he started harassing you.