Find all 33 songs in Carrie Soundtrack, with scene descriptions. “Bad dream?” Sue asks, before her face is transformed into that of Chris Hargensen. This has This adaptation of Carrie maintains Sue’s prominence and the connection between the two, but makes both more palatable, comfortable characters. Sue’s testimony from the hearing continues in voiceover: “You want an explanation? Sue’s insecurities and internal conflicts are verbalized and mirrored back to her in a scene with the cruelly perceptive Chris. To atone for her part in the bullying and to give Carrie at least one good memory of high school Sue gives her prom night with her boyfriend, Tommy, for Carrie, and risks provoking her classmates’ ire in the process. In the final scene of Pierce’s theatrical cut, Sue is interviewed by an investigative committee, the only extant footage of the White Commission. She isn’t smart. is gore, the horror of mass murders and pig’s blood. There, she places a single white rose by the headstone which has been vandalized with the words "Carrie White Burns In Hell." When Chris and Billy attempt to flee in Billy's car, Carrie causes the road in front of them to cave in, forcing them to turn around. Born in 24 Jan 1920 and died in 31 Oct 2013 Simpsonville, South Carolina Carrie D Sweeney They try to stand up, but Carrie holds them down long enough for the other panicking prom-goers to trample the twins, killing them. Margaret tells Carrie about the night of her conception, relating that after having shared a bed platonically for some time, they felt temptation one night, and after praying for strength, Carrie's father "took" Margaret, who found that she enjoyed the experience. Jackie and Kenny attempt to move the bleachers to get out through the windows, but Carrie closes the bleachers in on them, crushing them. When Chris protests, Miss Desjardin informs her that anyone who doesn't do this will be suspended for three days and banned from the prom. Answer: After seeing Carrie get soaked in blood and Tommy get killed by being hit with the bucket, Sue leaves the building. The horror most strongly associated with Carrie is gore, the horror of mass murders and pig’s blood. Where Pierce’s film does diverge from de Palma’s somewhat is in its restoration of Sue as a main character. Listen to trailer music, OST, original score, and the full list of popular songs in the film. Carrie gets home and sees that the closet, in which she locked her mother in, has been torn open. In screenwriter Bryan Fuller and director David Carson’s adaptation, no one gets haunted by Carrie, either literally or figuratively, because Carrie doesn’t die. Sue screams, jolting the viewer back to reality and to Sue’s living room, where she is writhing and wailing while clutching at her wrist. Like any of you. She doesn’t stand up for herself. It establishes a connection between the two girls and gives Sue a voice to tell their stories. She screams in pain and soon eventually dies from burning to death. Sue is drawn to the high school by a strange sense of premonitory dread, suggesting a psychic link between the two girls. A man patronizingly tells Sue that she was under an enormous amount of stress and asks if it’s possible that what she witnessed was a natural act? However it’s worth noting that this fear is not of Carrie herself, but of giving birth to Carrie: of having a daughter that takes after (the tormented, suffering and eventually violent) Carrie. Sep 24, 2014 - The best movie ever made, Carrie (1976). For a few seconds of silence, a bloody hand pops out, and grabs her arm. And we pushed her. But King’s novel is more than just a pair of bloody bookends. The scene following that has Carrie shaking in fear at the blood, and it almost looks like she's having a panic attack. A series of cracks then splinter the gravestone's surface. So what is it about King’s ending that filmmakers consistently shy away from, no matter how faithfully they adapt the rest of his novel? Margaret pulls out a knife and stabs Carrie in the back. Sue is alternately hostile and generous, and conformist and defiant but always acutely self-aware. It’s also not Pierce’s original ending. The fact that after everything that happened, someone went out of their way to put "Carrie White Burns In Hell" on Carrie's grave marker. The gym teacher, Miss Desjardin (Judy Greer), comforts Carrie and takes her to the principal’s office where Mr. Morton (Barry Henley) gives her a dismissal, but when he tells Carrie that he'll have to inform her mother of the event, Carrie becomes frightened and causes the water cooler to suddenly explode. Carrie (2013) Alternate Versions (1) The theatrical version ends with a brief scene of Sue in court for the White Investigation (an integral part of the Stephen King novel otherwise omitted from the film) and then laying a flower on Carrie White's grave, which cracks as she walks away. As Chris attempts to flee, Carrie locks the door. However it’s worth noting that this fear is not of Carrie herself, but of giving birth to Carrie: of having a daughter that takes after (the tormented, suffering and eventually violent) Carrie. Stories change in the telling, though, and as they do, so do endings. King also ensures that Carrie isn’t an angel. Miss Desjardin spots Sue and hustles her out, suspecting that she is planning to humiliate Carrie. It happens almost entirely inside a teenage girl’s head, a place we know Hollywood is often reluctant to go. 0. :)http://www.petitionbuzz.com/petitions/carriepetition Meaning that she's forever scarred because of what happened at the Prom. It’s a quiet, intense scene of reckoning and recognition, one that all three adaptations of King’s novel have diverged from pretty widely in different ways. But even as she does this, Sue acknowledges her “sacrifice” is also a means of assuaging her guilt and exercising her power over Tommy. . Meanwhile, Sue, who is at home, receives a text from Chris taunting her about her plan of revenge on Carrie. It’s a significant alteration. A man patronizingly tells Sue that she was under an enormous amount of stress and asks if it’s. South Park. In this dream Sue dressed in a white flowing gown and holding a colourful bouquet of flowers, walks toward the site of the former White house, where “Carrie White burns in hell” is scrawled in red paint across a For Sale sign. This adaptation was intended as a backdoor pilot for an ongoing. Photo. This ending sits a lot more strangely with the rest of Pierce’s film because it seems to undermine the connection established between Sue and Carrie at Carrie’s death by ending on a note of fear. The film that resulted after excessive studio tinkering is much closer to de Palma’s movie than King’s novel. Carrie is shocked and devastated that the biggest moment of her life has been ruined once more. Three adaptations. TRY MAKEAGIF PREMIUM #scene #clip. -- adopt an If You Can't Beat 'Em, Join 'Em stance.) When she is pushed to her breaking point, she doesn’t (as many film adaptations often suggest) go into a “trance” or react instinctively and without intention. After Margaret slashes her several more times, Carrie uses her telekinetic powers to stop the knife and levitates a large number of kitchen utensils, impaling Margaret repeatedly, and pinning her against a wall. It begins with Sue visiting Carrie's gravestone. Carrie then proceeds to send the electrical cords flying at Tina, whipping her until she stumbles into the fire. Sue is instinctively able to communicate telepathically with Carrie: “(who’s there) And Sue, without thought, spoke in the same fashion: (me sue snell).”. Critics panned the Pierce’s adaptation and called it  “unnecessary” given its similarity to the still-iconic de Palma film. When Tommy asks Carrie, she is suspicious at first, but then accepts his invitation. Carrie snaps out of that hallucination, then pulls of her wig and stars pensively into the distance. It is a scene comprised of telepathic communication. Most importantly, the two see each other. In this version, Carrie gets to be the Final Girl. She acknowledges that yes, her boyfriend and all of her friends died that night, but she knows what she saw. As Carrie screams to be let out, she makes a crack in the door. This adaptation was intended as a backdoor pilot for an ongoing Carrie television series (it wasn’t picked up). Carrie researches telekinesis and learns how to harness her abilities. It was directed by Kimberly Pierce. In an interview, Bryan Fuller described his Carrie as “edgy” but “sweet” and neither a victim nor a murderer. She sees that everything is fine, but once she spots the bucket of pig blood dangling over the gym, she tries to warn everyone. A furious Carrie chokes Sue with her powers as Sue tries to apologize. As Sue rushes away, … By Chris Eggertsen Nov. 03, 2016 Sue returns while talking on the phone just in time to see Heather crash into the gym window due to Carrie's shock-wave. #scene #clip. Sue watches as Carrie's home goes into the ground, seemingly burying Carrie and her dead mother in the process. hallucination, then pulls of her wig and stars pensively into the distance. Seeing Carrie before them, Chris urges Billy to run Carrie over and he agrees, but Carrie smashes his grill, causing Billy to break his nose on the wheel, killing him. Photo. had a famously troubled production and post-production. In a flashback scene, Carrie's mother is giving birth in bed; there is blood, ... Sue just woke up from a terrifying nightmare in which Carrie's arm reaches out of her grave and … Ironically while the rest of the cut footage was rumoured to me much more consistent with King’s novel, this ending borrows significantly from de Palma’s film, with Pierce doing him one better on the shock front – after all, what’s more horrifying that someone haunting you from beyond the grave? Her haunting you from inside your own body. RELATED: Every Carrie Movie Ranked, Worst To Best. In screenwriter Bryan Fuller and director David Carson’s adaptation, no one gets haunted by Carrie, either literally or figuratively, because Carrie doesn’t die. As Chris and Billy attempt to drive away, Carrie, who has finally reached the end of her threat because of the evil prank and the people's actions, snaps and causes the blood to float around her. It’s a striking ending that is consistent with both genre tropes and de Palma’s specific vision for Carrie, but not the character of Sue Snell or her relationship with Carrie. Chris and Billy then break into the school gym and hoist the bucket to the ceiling. http://www.getpetition.com/petitions/carriepetition, https://carriemovies.fandom.com/wiki/Carrie_(2013)?oldid=32740. One story. Watch "Carrie" (2013) Pool Scene [Chloe Grace Moretz, Ansel Elgort, Judy Greer, Gabriella Wilde] - Videogames on Dailymotion As Sue walks away, Carrie feels a hand clap her on the shoulder. Sue thinks about Carrie almost constantly throughout the novel, but the connection between Sue and Carrie comes to a head at the end. By ending with this reference de Palma aligns Carrie with these psychopaths, recasts Carrie simply as a creature haunting Sue’s unconscious. A total of 16 songs are used in the film. Ironically, despite her own desperate desire to fit in, it is Carrie who frees Sue from a life of stifling conformity. Carrie gets a measure of peace, dying knowing that at least someone didn’t mean to hurt her. One day while showering after gym class, Carrie has her very first menstrual period. It's all part of a dream sequence in the 1976 version, but it's real in the 2013 … Carrie's English teacher, Mr. Ulmann (Jefferson Brown) tries to help Tina get away, but Carrie sends a burning metal moon flying between them, forcing them to separate. Carrie crawls away in pain as Margaret explains how a devil must be put to death. In this version, Carrie gets to be the Final Girl. The reader never learns if Sue Snell marries or joins a country club, but we do know that she wrote a book, a memoir of her account of what happened on prom night that both exonerates her from implication in Chris Hargensen’s horrific “prank” and humanizes Carrie. Sue is forced to truly bear witness to the pain Carrie has suffered and gets the opportunity to offer Carrie a moment’s succor with no ulterior motives. This ending is a significant departure from all previous version of the characters, which makes sense for a film exists not so much to adapt King’s book but to provide an origin story for a new series. Carrie Wiki is a FANDOM Movies Community. Her haunting you from. As Chris's idea of a double-dump, Tina and her boyfriend, Jackie set up the video of Carrie having her period in the locker room on the projection screens. Sue gets her period in the final paragraph). Sue than imagines a bloody Carrie holding her baby for a few seconds and continues to scream. But King’s novel is more than just a pair of bloody bookends. Suddenly Margaret is standing behind her, croaking “sin never dies.” Carrie jolts awake and finds herself in Sue’s car. De Palma’s film also reduces the role Sue plays in the story and the depth of her characterization. The camera pans toward Sue sleeping on a makeshift bed in the living room and then fades into a misty dream sequence (famously made eerie by being filmed backward and then reversed to play forward in editing). Sue is disdainful of the future she very easily sees for herself, the same future as so many other girls like her: marrying her high school boyfriend, never leaving town, and joining the local country club. Sue remains firm. A bond, however conflicted and short-lived, forged between the pair. , but for the most part it is consistent with the spirit of King’s ending. When. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. The easiest answer might be in the question: King’s ending is highly novelistic. Our visit to the set of Carrie plus 25 things to know about the film, which stars Chloe Grace Moretz and Julianne Moore. The film was scheduled to be released on March 15, 2013, but was later moved to October 18, 2013. As the school burns to the ground, Carrie flies away from the gym covered in blood to the astonishment, disbelief and shock of Miss Desjardin, leaving a trail of fire and mass destruction in her wake. Realizing this, Carrie forgives Sue, throws her out of the house and safely onto the outside lawn while Carrie continues to hold Margaret. Added 6 years ago SheWolf96 in movie GIFs Source: Watch the full video | Create GIF from this video. Carrie then locks all of the doors so no one can escape. The story of Carrie, has been enshrined in pop culture as a fairly straightforward horror story, a quite literal bloodbath. CARRIE’s Prom Scene: An Oral History (Part One) On the film's 40th anniversary, a look at this incredible scene from those who were there. A popular girl at It’s about the horror of being alone in the dark. Realizing what she has done, Carrie becomes hysterical and makes stones start to rain from the sky to crush the house until Sue shows up. is a horror story of isolation and abuse about a girl with no safe haven and no one to understand her. Chris stubbornly continues to try and run Carrie over and Carrie drops the car and sends it crashing into a gasoline pump, smashing Chris' face through the windshield.Carrie walks over to witness Chris suffer, before she finally dies. The 2002 made-for-television adaptation of Carrie offers another ending for the story that differs dramatically from the novel and the film adaptations and for good reason. Instead she very deliberately and maliciously destroys her town’s water supplies before dousing as much of it as possible it in gasoline and setting it on fire. Both Margaret and Carrie are surprised at this and Carrie realizes she definitely has telekinetic powers. Directed by Kimberly Peirce. Sue decides to follow Carrie. Carrie Remake Set Visit. Sign and Share the Petition! 12. By ending with this reference de Palma aligns Carrie with these psychopaths, recasts Carrie simply as a creature haunting Sue’s unconscious. If we accept that Carrie has suddenly become a ghost, we can be reasonably sure she isn’t haunting Sue. Pierce’s original aim was to to be a reinterpretation of King’s novel; there are rumoured to be 40 minutes of cut footage, including filmed versions of many of the White Commission. Sue visits the grave, places the white flower there, but right then, gets a contraction. It’s a relatively faithful adaptation of King’s story (at least for the first two-thirds) that focuses entirely on Carrie’s story as it unfolds, eschewing the epistolary aspect of the novel – the interviews, textbook excerpts and reports that provide meta-commentary on the events of prom night. She had hopes and she had fears. But films have represented and adapted wordless communication in a variety of interesting, effective ways. Sue is still pregnant and clutches her belly, still screaming, as her mother holds her hand. And of course, Carrie’s actions on prom night obviously ensure Sue’s life will never be the same. Sue convinces Carrie to fake her own death and, as the audience learns via intercut interviews with the police, lies for her. And while Carrie doesn’t read Sue’s mind in this adaptation, she does look into her body: Carrie gets one final, genuine smile when she tells Sue that she is pregnant with a girl (this pregnancy is another restoration, of sorts, from the novel: after Carrie has agrees to be Tommy’s date, Sue realizes her period is late and worries she might be pregnant. The story of Carrie, has been enshrined in pop culture as a fairly straightforward horror story, a quite literal bloodbath. Her story is just beginning. Sue Snell (Gabriella Wilde), one of the popular girls that took part in teasing Carrie in the shower room, feels bad about what she did and tries to find a way to make it up to Carrie. In Pierce’s adaption, Sue does find Carrie at the end of the latter’s reign of terror; she tries to help Carrie out of the rapidly disintegrating house and pull her to safety. Mr. Morton tries to get everyone under control, but to no avail. Unlike in de Palma’s film, there is no indication that the gravestone shattering moment exists in the context a dream: Sue doesn’t even see the stone shatter, only the audience does. It’s after this point that things take a turn for the nonsensical. Chris, her boyfriend Billy Nolan (Alex Russell), and his friends, Jackie Talbot (Max Topplin) and Kenny Garson (Kyle Mac) slip into a nearby farm, where they kill a pig and drain its blood into a bucket. Check out these movie GIFs. And King is careful to show how much easier that makes it for people (and potentially even the reader) to marginalize her and to accept the brutal, dehumanizing treatment of her. When Carrie accuses Sue of trying to trick her and forces Sue to experience the depth of Carrie’s pain and misery, Sue offers her mind up to be read: “(look carrie look inside me).” Carrie sees ugliness in Sue but some goodness, too; she sees that Sue never intended to hurt her. In pleading her mother for permission, Carrie manifests her telekinesis, which Margaret believes must come from "The Devil". When Chris' father John Hargensen, who is a lawyer, threatens to sue the school unless Chris' suspension is rescinded, Miss Desjardin reveals that someone uploaded a video of the shower incident to YouTube most likely Chris. Remove Ads Create a gif. Before they break.”. While sitting in the car, a young neighborhood boy named Tommy Erbter (Tyler Rushton) begins taunting Carrie, by chanting "Crazy Carrie". It is a scene comprised of telepathic communication. And the shock ending of King’s novel is that – just for a moment and far too late – she isn’t. According to the novel, Sue had been dating Tommyfor 6 months and became his lover two months before the time when the novel supposedly took place. She is then taken to the hospital and cries in pain while the doctor tries to take her baby out. 25.000 signatures are needed. In this version, Sue comes to Carrie’s rescue and resuscitate her after Margaret tries to drown her. Carrie notices what happened, goes to see Tommy and bursts into tears after she realizes he is dead. We also hear Carrie scream, which indicates that she's still alive. Sue offers to help Carrie, but Carrie senses that Sue is pregnant and tells her that she will have a girl. She isn’t pretty. Check out these movie GIFs. There is another cut to Sue’s bedroom where this everything that preceded is revealed to be a dream. Short of a “Carrie adapters’ roundtable,” we can never really be sure. Sue remains firm. Brian de Palma’s 1976 film is is the first, most famous, and most widely-praised adaptation of Carrie. In the final scene of Pierce’s theatrical cut, Sue is interviewed by an investigative committee, the only extant footage of the White Commission. Sue tells Carrie to go somewhere no one knows her and offers to drive her as far as Florida. The few survivors of the prom come out of the school, a shadow of themselves, while Miss Desjardin silently tells Sue her boyfriend is dead. After Carrie washes off the blood in her bathtub, she sees Margaret and they embrace. After that, she is officially banned from the prom. Added 6 years ago SheWolf96 in movie GIFs Source: Watch the full video | Create GIF from this video. “Bad dream?” Sue asks, before her face is transformed into that of Chris Hargensen. Edit of the Carrie (2013) Prom Scene that I made. You can view and sign the petition at http://www.getpetition.com/petitions/carriepetition The studios are listening. ; Cartman's Incredible Gift: Kyle Broflovski accidentally blows out the lights with his mind. version of the de Palma ending with a cut to a graveyard, where Sue and a disguised, bewigged Carrie stand in front of Margaret’s tombstone. Carrie White (Chloë Grace Moretz) is a girl in her last three months of her senior year at Ewen High School in Chamberlain, Maine. Carrie is a 1976 American supernatural horror film directed by Brian De Palma from a screenplay written by Lawrence D. Cohen, adapted from Stephen King's 1974 epistolary novel of the same name.The film stars Sissy Spacek as Carrie White, a shy 16-year-old who is consistently mocked and bullied at school.Her peers are unaware that she possesses telekinetic powers. Listen to the soundtrack from "Carrie (2013)". To the surprise of everyone, Carrie and Tommy are named prom queen and king. The scene flashes to one of her in the delivery room, still screaming, and asking again and again “Is this normal?” as objects begin to fly around the room. Carrie informs her mother that she has been invited to the prom, but Margaret refuses to permit Carrie to attend. Suddenly Margaret is standing behind her, croaking “sin never dies.” Carrie jolts awake and finds herself in Sue’s car. the protagonist is jolted awake by a nightmare of the sadistic cannibal strangers who hunted him throughout the film. Sue screams and then briefly sees an image of a blood-soaked Carrie cradling her infant. I fully expected this remake to either replicate that scene or go for something similar. Frankly, though, it reads less like a thoughtful addition to the rest of the film and more like a half-hearted capitulation to the genre dictate to end on a scare. In this ending, there is no investigative hearing and no voiceover explaining the reasons behind Carrie’s “break.” Sue still places the flower on the grave but this time, she reaches for her (obviously pregnant) belly and screams in pain. It establishes a connection between the two girls and gives Sue a voice to tell their stories. It’s not an entirely faithful adaptation of the original end of Carrie, but for the most part it is consistent with the spirit of King’s ending. Carrie decides to let go of Sue and continues to let the stones fall into her house. John urges his daughter to hand over her phone to prove her innocence, but Chris storms out of the office, knowing that the video was on her phone. Kimberley Pierce’s 2013 adaptation of Carrie had a famously troubled production and post-production. Heather is now running for the exit, but Carrie spots her and throws her into the door, killing her, while Sue witnesses in terror. And the shock ending of King’s novel is that – just for a moment and far too late – she isn’t. Sue Snell, Carrie’s sometime-bully, sometimes-ally, is also a complex character. The easiest answer might be in the question: King’s ending is highly novelistic. With the original film version celebrating its 44th anniversary this year, here are 10-Behind-The-Scenes Facts about the making of Carrie (1976). It’s also not Pierce’s original ending. Each song has a scene description and a time stamp. Carrie finally receives a moment of happiness, when one of her tormentors, Sue Snell (Gabriella Wilde) asks her … Pierce’s original aim was to to be a reinterpretation of King’s novel; there are rumoured to be 40 minutes of cut footage, including filmed versions of many of the White Commission. ... which leaves out the court scene, voiceover and grave cracking. On the night of the prom, Margaret tries to prevent Carrie from going to the prom, but Carrie telekinetically locks her mother in the prayer closet. Most significantly, Sue is the only person who willingly opens her mind to Carrie. likely calls to mind one of two iconic scenes: Carrie getting her period for the first time in the school shower and being pelted with tampons as her classmates scream “Plug it up!” or Carrie wreaking fatal havoc on a gym full of students after being drenched in pig’s blood just as she was crowned prom queen. ; Erection Day: The scene where Jimmy Valmer is dreaming that the audience is laughing at him, during the end, the laughing audience goes into a circling motion, similar to Carrie's hallucination in the 1976 film. The plot follows the same structure as the originals: Carrie White (Chloë Grace Moretz), a misfit pupil gets beaten at home by her religious, deranged mother, Margaret (Julianne Moore) and constantly bullied at school by a group of popular girls called "The Ultras" led by the popular and spoiled, Chris Hargensen (Portia Doubleday). Sue lays down her rose. The next day, Miss Desjardin informs the girls, who teased Carrie during class, that they will sprint for a very long time as punishment for the bullying. Where Pierce’s film does diverge from de Palma’s somewhat is in its restoration of Sue as a main character. #scene #clip. This scene is present on Blu-Ray/DVD but it would be good to see her in whole movie. This is the talk page for discussing improvements to the Carrie (2013 film) article. Chris moves into the front seat and tries to start the car, but Carrie levitates it into mid air. And ghost-Carrie does seem like the most obvious interpretation –  if we take this moment literally and as integral to the film. It’s not an entirely faithful adaptation of the original end of. Sue drives to the prom, arriving just as Carrie and Tommy are about to be crowned. Believing Carrie's period to be a "sin", Margaret abuses Carrie and locks her into a closet. With Chloë Grace Moretz, Julianne Moore, Gabriella Wilde, Portia Doubleday. We're giving away an iPad mini! The Rage: Carrie 2 is a 1999 American supernatural horror film directed by Katt Shea, and starring Emily Bergl, Jason London, Dylan Bruno, and J. Smith-Cameron, with Amy Irving reprising the role of Sue Snell from the first film. Hope you enjoy! Carrie White (Chloë Grace Moretz) is a girl in her last three months of her senior year at Interiority is not the provenance of the novel alone. When Carrie was released on Blu-Ray, it came with an alternate ending, one of the few pieces of cut footage released to the public. It’s a striking ending that is consistent with both genre tropes and de Palma’s specific vision for Carrie, but not the character of Sue Snell or her relationship with Carrie. The other girls laugh at Carrie and tease her by throwing tampons and feminine napkins at her. . In the end of Deliverance, the protagonist is jolted awake by a nightmare of the sadistic cannibal strangers who hunted him throughout the film. Carrie had some kind of power. Instead, Sue visits Carrie's grave -- an actual one, not a dream-grave -- and then walks away. Add more and vote on your favourites! It’s Carrie who inspires Sue’s first transgressions against the social order: Sue rebels against the cruel, popular Chris Hargensen by accepting her share of the punishment for abusing Carrie and flouts the expectations of her peers by sending Carrie to prom in her place. Tommy's friend, Freddy Holt "The Beak" (Connor Price) records the mayhem on his camera and Carrie sends a table smashing into him. But you can only push someone so far. In a story steeped in the horrific feminine – from Margaret White’s sexualized abuse to Chris Hargensen’s vicious bullying to the bloody terror Carrie wreaks on the town – Sue and her last-minute vulnerability to Carrie is one of the few examples of imperfect, but ultimately compassionate womanhood the story offers has to offer. 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