Patricia Uris Character Analysis in It

Stanley Uris’s wife. Like Stanley, Patricia is Jewish. She grew up in New York City. Patricia is a prudish woman with lingering feelings of inferiority over the anti-Semitism she experienced during her teen years. In July 1972, she and Stanley move to Georgia after she takes a job as a teacher in Traynor, a small town forty miles south of Atlanta. She likes to watch game shows, particularly Family Feud, which she is watching on the night of May 28, 1985 when she discovers Stanley’s body in the bathtub, his arms and wrists slit open.

Patricia Uris Character Timeline in It

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On the night of May 28, 1985, Stanley Uris takes a bath. Patricia Uris, his wife, later tells her mother that she should have known from that that... (full context)

That night in May, Stanley and Patricia Uris are sitting on their living room sofa, watching Family Feud. She is proud of... (full context)

Patricia Uris, then “Patricia Blum,” meets Stanley Uris at a sorority party. He is at this... (full context)

Stanley and Patricia Uris are married on August 19, 1972. Patty goes to her bed a virgin and,... (full context)

...her daughter letters in which she asks when the couple expects to have children, for Patricia Uris is not getting any younger. Both Patricia and Stanley agree, as they do about... (full context)

...night of May 28, 1985, Stanley Uris answers the ringing telephone in his living room. Patricia feels an instant fright and wonders if it is her mother, but Stanley greets someone... (full context)

The bathroom door is locked. When Patricia Uris gets the key and opens the door, she finds that Stanley has “slit his... (full context)