Eddie Kaspbrak

Edward "Eddie" Kaspbrak is one of the seven members of The Losers' Club, appearing in Stephen King's novel, It, and its subsequent film adaptations. Along with the other Losers, he fights Pennywise the Dancing Clown, both in 1958 and 1985.

Physical Appearance
In the book, Eddie is described as the shortest of the group, has a thin, delicate-looking face, gray eyes and briefly mentioned to have a flattop haircut when Mr. Keene tells him his medicine are placebos. In the mini-series and film adaption, Eddie is still the shortest of the group but has a more average-looking appearance. Later on when Eddie is older in the novel, he is mentioned to bare a resemblance to Anthony Perkins.

Personality
As a child, Eddie was regarded as a fragile individual who was a hypochondriac, scared of the world and avoiding most situations in fear of getting sick or injured. However, he later proves that he is one of the strongest of the Losers when he is able to stand up to his overbearing mother and even save the Losers in the sewer.

Sonia Kaspbrak - Mother
Eddie's mother Sonia is extremely overprotective of her son. She does not allow him to do many things that the other children do., and always makes sure that he is safe and well-protected. She also convinces Eddie that he has many illnesses, including severe asthma, and Eddie constantly suffers from asthma attacks and needs to have Richie carry around an aspirator with him at all times. Sonia often uses the excuse of Eddie's susceptibility to illnesses as a way to manipulate him and prevent him from ever leaving her. Any time Eddie attempts to rebel against her (especially when hanging out with Richie, who Sonia detests),. Sonia constantly represses Eddie's feelings and emotions, resulting not only in his fears of the world around him and of disease as well as standing up for himself, but also of his sexuality. This fear manifests itself in what It shows as his biggest fear, the leper, as well as several other times throughout the novel.