Henry Bowers in the Tunnels

[BabaBooey]

I can't seem to remember...what exactly happened in the tunnels/sewer to Henry Bowers? Anything? I know he eventually went to Juniper Hill because they suspected him of the murders but did anything come of him in the Ritual of Chud section of the book at the end? Thanks!

[Robert Gray]

Once Henry and company had driven the Losers into the tunnels, It intended to kill them too. It surprised Henry's group, taking the form of Frankenstein and proceeded to kill Henry's two pals. Henry took advantage of the distraction to run into the sewers himself. He never caught the Losers but spent his time running through the dark and was eventually flushed out of the system.

[MrTurtle]

He does apparently make it to the little door, however. I'd reread it just recently I remember a mention, when the Losers are seeing what the symbol on the door looks like to them, it mentions what it looks like to Henry later when he reaches the door. Then I'm sure he got flushed out.

[Sigmund]

I remember it as Henry being accused and convicted of the child murders and being sent to the insane asylum (which he escaped from to come back and menace the grown up losers.

[Reactor]

I also remember the part, where Henry arrives to the tiny door, but later,the book says that he was just strolling through the sewers for hours, and then, eventually found a pipe with water gushing, which took him to the surface. I seriously want to know how he were in two different places...there were two Henry Bowerses?