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| − | '''''Sharon Denbrough''''' was a minor character in the horror novel, It. Married to Zack Denbrough, she was the mother of Bill and George Denbrough. An avid pianist who graduated from Julliard, she would often play Beethoven’s infamous “Fur Elise” to her children. While Sharon was generally fond of classical music, her outlook towards the more modern genre was rather less favorable. She in particular disliked rock and roll (going as far as “abominating” it). |
+ | '''''Sharon Denbrough''''' was a minor character in the horror novel, [[IT (Stephen King)|It]]. Married to Zack Denbrough, she was the mother of Bill and George Denbrough. An avid pianist who graduated from Julliard, she would often play Beethoven’s infamous “Fur Elise” to her children. While Sharon was generally fond of classical music, her outlook towards the more modern genre was rather less favorable. She in particular disliked rock and roll (going as far as “abominating” it). |
Following the gruesome death of her younger son George in 1957, she grew more and more socially reclusive towards her family. |
Following the gruesome death of her younger son George in 1957, she grew more and more socially reclusive towards her family. |
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Sharon Denbrough was a minor character in the horror novel, It. Married to Zack Denbrough, she was the mother of Bill and George Denbrough. An avid pianist who graduated from Julliard, she would often play Beethoven’s infamous “Fur Elise” to her children. While Sharon was generally fond of classical music, her outlook towards the more modern genre was rather less favorable. She in particular disliked rock and roll (going as far as “abominating” it).
Following the gruesome death of her younger son George in 1957, she grew more and more socially reclusive towards her family.
Sharon died from unknown causes sometime during the mid-1980’s.