It: Echelon

A field goal view of darkness/hell, concerning the Stephen King character of the demon-clown of shape-shift ('It') rendering incomplete life.

It (Stephen King character) adaptation. Halloween approacheth, 

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The demonic clown was out and about, and his name, Pennywise, was rather well-crafted into simply "It" (a moniker of Hell or simply one of confusions given its shape-shifts into forms of evil, mischief, bloody-murder, or nuisance!). It was now wandering around in a special place of Earth, a quaint suburbia called Echelon, where it made a happy-home for visitations for clown-theater as Halloween fast-approached in the '24 Autumn (Selfie-like).

There was a witness! A young prince of Echelon, a college-grad cyber-homeschooling educator (Mr. Amlan Satan) who noticed the demon-clown (Pennywise, or 'It') floating up the sky before mutating into a hideous bird. Amlan wondered if he was hallucinating and yelled to it; and the clown transformed back into a clown, fell to Earth, and presented Amlan a red balloon (wow). Was this Facebook-like?

AMLAN: What are you?
IT: I'm nothing.

AMLAN: A clown of anarchy, a mischief spirit/specter...maybe the Devil?

IT: We'd share a surname, yes?

AMLAN: I'm Algerian-American, French-Canadian with Slovak-roots too.

IT: You're some Earth-teacher, ain't ya, Mr. Amlan Satan?

AMLAN: I don't want troubles (Selfie-like)!

IT: Then forget me, fool (I'm as good as the Devil).

AMLAN: I'll keep it secret...farewell (Selfie-like).

Amlan died in his sleep. We won't tell you if it was because he had some lucid dream-experience, an encounter with Pennywise ('It'). That's the price of witness, perhaps, for a dark reading, perhaps (damn). Well, that Halloween (in Echelon), regarding It, didn't pass-over Mr. Amlan Satan, our tragic prince 'antihero' of incomplete-distances readings of the leviathan/uncertainty of existence...for he died soon after his 'examination' of the demon-clown (wow). Was this something worth its weight in silvery thorns (for doom)?

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)