‘IT: Welcome to DERRE’ EPISODE 4 ending, explained: Why does that house look familiar?

There are many Easter Eggs and Crossovers inside It: welcome to dery that sometimes it can be tricky to remember where You remember something coming up.

The end of episode 4 is similar to that, giving us one last shot of a familiar looking house.

But where did we know, and what is the significance? Let’s get it out.

How does episode 4 end?

Episode 4 gives us an insight into PennyWife’s origin story, with Dick Hallorann (Chris Chalk) drawing on the imagination of a member of the local private tribe, Joshua Odjick) and learning the history of the Monster in Derry he refers to as “Galloo.”

“They found the cave and broke the shards of the ancient star Galloo had arrived,” Taniel says. “A plan was made – not to kill it, but to kneel it. They were to use only the stones that are hollow, to light the sacred fire, to hold the sacred fire. The pillars and keep their locations secret so that the monster trapped inside will never be separated.”

At this time, Hallorann appears from Taniel’s young memories to speak directly to him, asking him where the pillars – which the soldiers believe they can use against the monster – can be found.

“Follow the tunnels under the ancient well, and you will find pillars,” says Taniel. But it is not the source that we see next; It’s a house.

Why does that house look familiar?

The Ramshackle house at the end of the episode looks familiar, not because its image is visible It: welcome to deryopening credits. This is the house, also known as the house on Neibolt Street, which appears in both movies and novels with Andy Muschietti. It is an important place in the story, hiding a well that leads directly down to the sewage where the creature is expected.

Looks like we might have a trip down Dow In Memory Lane with episode 5.

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