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Pete Saubers

Pete Saubers is recorded in 2 distinct stories.

Reveal identity notes · spoilers

End of Watch explicitly recalls Pete Saubers finding stolen money and notebooks, the central Finders Keepers event.

Also recorded as James Hawkins.

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End of Watch

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Read the passage Spoilers · Story context

How long has it been since I’ve gone to visit him? Six months? Eight? No, longer than that. Quite a bit longer. The last time was not long after the business having to do with Pete Saubers and the cache of stolen money and notebooks Pete discovered, practically buried in his backyard.

End of Watch explicitly recalls Pete Saubers finding stolen money and notebooks, the central Finders Keepers event.

End of Watch ↗ (paid link) By Stephen King

Finders Keepers

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Read the passage Spoilers · Story context

Think, Pete Saubers told himself. Think, for God’s sake. This is the most important thing that’s ever happened to you, maybe the most important thing that ever will happen to you, so think hard and think right. What came to mind first was Tina, snuggled up next to the wall in his bed.

End of Watch explicitly recalls Pete Saubers finding stolen money and notebooks, the central Finders Keepers event.

Finders Keepers ↗ (paid link) By Stephen King
Read the passage Spoilers · Story context

The first is James Hawkins. He wonders if it’s a coincidence or if the boy picked it deliberately. Do boys still read Robert Louis Stevenson these days? Drew tends to think this one did; after all, he claims to be a lit major, and Jim Hawkins is the hero-narrator of Treasure Island.

The boy dealing with Halliday uses James Hawkins as a cover name, not a separate primary-world person.

Finders Keepers ↗ (paid link) By Stephen King