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Stand by Me: The Journey
Railroad tracks

STAND BY ME

"The Body" by Stephen King

A deep textured walk through the characters, the setting, and what the landscape does to them when childhood is already slipping away.

Castle Rock (1959)

A mill town in decline. Fathers work with their hands, tempers fray easily, and futures feel pre-written. Adults are tired, distracted, or cruel—not villains, just worn down.

Children live in the margins: Woods, junkyards, train tracks, and riverbanks become a parallel republic of childhood—lawless, imaginative, and perilous.

"The railroad is the town’s spine and scar: symbol of escape, danger, inevitability."

The Boys

Gordie

Gordie

The Narrator & Survivor

The Writer

Rich, imaginative, painfully sensitive. His older brother’s death leaves him emotionally abandoned.

Chris

Chris

The Protector

The Leader

Intelligent, ethical, but branded a delinquent. He believes he’s good but doubts the world will let him be.

Teddy

Teddy

The Wild Card

The Wounded

Reckless bravado masking terror. He idolizes an abusive father.

Vern

Vern

The Innocent

The Child

Comic relief with emotional honesty. He knows he’s weak and is terrified of being left behind.

"The woods do not care if you’re brave or broken."

© Tribute to Stephen King's "The Body".

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