Margaret then passes by the hallway, without Carrie noticing. Her mother tells her of the night she was raped and therefore conceived her. She had no friends or contact with any other relatives, but was stable enough to hide her deepest problems from the outside world and keep a full-time job working on the speed iron and folder down at the local Blue Ribbon Laundry in downtown of Chamberlain, Maine. Also, the "downtown destruction" segment, as portrayed in the novel, which was left out from the 1976 movie because of budget constraints occurred here. Like Barbara Lang, she too suffers from mental illness, however, unlike Margaret, Barbara is more laid-back, as she does not abuse her daughter. Carrie reappears in the sequel, but only in flashbacks through a now middle-aged Sue Snell's memories about what happened regarding the events, which later lead to The Black Prom. Carrie finally made it back home. Behind closed doors, Carrie was beaten by her mother into submission on a daily basis and regularly slapped Carrie in the face and grabbed, dragged, violently shoved and locked into a "prayer" closet by her mother. At the end after Sue's words, Carrie's headstone cracks before exploding, you hear her screams. She locks her in the closet and orders her to pray for "forgiveness" when she learns about the shower incident, because she said it was a "curse" for Eve's disobedience offering Adam the fruit and creating the original sin. WebHumiliated and enraged, Carrie loses control of her powers and lets loose a torrent of telekinetic energy that demolishes the school and kills several students. Angered, Carrie caused his ashtray to fall down and be knocked out by Carrie, after the principal kept calling her "Cassie". While a male bystander is walking nearby, he carelessly drops his lighted cigarette on the ground, not realizing the streets are covered in gas. She then stalked the frightened child Before she has the chance to do it, however, Carrie sends a group of knifes, pinning her against the doorway and killing her instantly, thus ending her life once and for all. She is the seriously mentally ill and abusive daughter of John and Judith Brigham, the granddaughter of Sadie Cochran, the step-daughter of Harold Allison, the wife of Ralph White and the abusive and strict mother of Carrie White. In the end, an entire town was destroyed, taking 440 lives with it. Carrie then reveals her powers to Margaret picking her up and lifting house-hold objects into the air. Her husband, Ralph White, died before their daughter Carrie was born. At first it was funny, until she couldn't get her breath, but the kids kept calling her a "scratch a**" and Carrie got so panicky that she began to scream for air. When Prom Night arrived, Margaret and Carrie got into another argument about the Prom. She then screams smilingly in pain and then Carrie crucifies Margaret, so that she won't recover from her attack and continue to try to kill her. She last wrote to her mother on August 19th, 1962 and later, became pregnant on December of 1962, though she was convinced that she was afflicted with "cancer of the womanly parts". WebWhy does Carrie's mom hurt herself 2013? For the very first time in her young life, Carrie honestly looked and felt pretty, which was alien to her. Miss Collins arrived and stopped them, expelling the girls from the locker room. Then Billy placed the buckets over the school's stage on a high rafter beam completely hidden out of sight. George and Erika leave the two to dance and while Tommy wants to follow them, Carrie is scared to be in the center of attention. Carrie found that Sue was innocent and never really felt any personal hatred towards her. She has blonde hair and very pale skin. WebHowever, Carrie realized that she did not care about where her power came from as she found it to be a special thing about herself. Her mother lets her out and asks Carrie if she finished praying. Enraged, Carrie acts strongly similar to, Carrie is not gifted with telepathy in the films. Biographical information And as a result, Carrie has become somewhat of an "urban legend" even though the telekinesis part of the story is not taken too seriously, and looked at as a "suicide-revenge" type thing. In the third iteration it is unclear if Carrie survived or not and is it left to the imagination. Perhaps the biggest difference between this depiction of Margaret and the earlier versions is how much she genuinely loves Carrie. Before Carrie's father died, both Carries parents had left the local Baptist church many years before, because they believed Baptists were doing the work of "The Antichrist". Sue, who had been following the trail of destruction caused by Carrie in hopes of tracking her down to stop her rampage, finally arrived a short time later only to find Carrie nearly dead on the ground in the burning lot. A seamstress, Carrie made herself a dress for the night. Still, Margaret's death continues to haunt Carrie afterwards during her journey to Florida with Sue. Miss Collins was forced to slap her on the face and apologized, comforting her. It seemed as if Margaret punished Carrie for her own personal sins and took her own inner pain and frustration out on her own daughter. Carrie went to the stage and was coronated in tears, and noticed as Sue appeared and was expelled from the gym by Miss Collins. Carrie stood her ground and refused. When Carrie gets home after destroying the prom and killing Chris and Billy, she walks upstairs and calls for Margaret. When Carrie received the ballots for King and Queen, she noticed that they were there as candidates. Despite Carrie's hostile revenge, a few lucky students and Miss Desjardin were smart enough to escape through fire exit down the auditorium's corridor in the hallway next to the gym. Carrie (along with George, Erika, and Ms. Desjardin) is saddened by this. Serving as the titular main villainous protagonist of Stephen King's first horror novel, Carrie, its three film adaptations Carrie film, Carrie TV Film and Carrie 2013 remake, a mentioned character in The Dead Zone and IT, and a posthumous character in The Rage: Carrie 2. Carrie is especially unattractive because of her mother's control over her. Margaret was a heavy-set woman with white hair pulled in a tight bun, she always wore black clothing and sported rimless bifocal glasses. Margaret gave birth to Carrie while in her house without medical assistance, causing Margaret to lose some blood. Her relationship with her daughter was extremely abusive from the time Carrie was a baby. This woman died because her master beat her child out of her. However, after seeing Tommy die, she runs back to him and mourns his death. Carrie attempts to walk off the stage. WebThe backstory: Carries dad quit her and her mother when she was 5. Miss Desjardin came out of her office to stop the commotion and to stop the hysterical Carrie from panicking, Miss Desjardin slapped her across the face which caused a light bulb above them to explode and a bucket of baseball bats to knock over all by itself. Born As Carrie walked home, destroying the town of Chamberlain in her path, Margaret met her tragic end when Carrie used her hidden telekinetic powers to kill her mother. 47 Scared, Carrie simply ran away from him. Carrie is uneasy around them at first but laughs with Erika at their dates goofing off. Carrie then left the house afterwards. Margaret was very evil and abusive to her daughter, Carrie. As Carrie went, a neighbourhood boy cycled across her yelling "Creepy Carrie", and was telekinetically knocked down by Carrie. Deceased Her disorder was most likely a form of untreated schizophrenia that worsened as she aged and as a result of her untreated condition, Margaret lived a life of isolation and solitude. As Carrie fell on her knees, Margaret stabbed her child in the shoulder with the knife/dagger. Carrie returned the attack by using her powers to slow her mother's heart to a crawl. She spoke to her mother, saying that she would give her darkness and send her to "whatever God lives there". For all of her lonely childhood and misunderstood teenage life, Carrie, an only child, whose father abandoned his family and later died in a construction accident, was disciplined for being taken by curses and secretly abused and beaten into submission and mistreated by her mentally ill religiously fanatical mother for everything on a daily basis. At 1:39:59 in this alternate ending, there is a 'hidden' frame with Carrie, still in her prom dress, covered in blood, holding Sue's baby. She is asked to the prom by Tommy but thinks it is a trick and is confronted again while walking home. She is allegedly the only daughter of Margaret and Ralph White, even though it hints that Ralph may have had other children with different women. With her telekinesis, she made the front door swing wide open and she destroyed all the items in the house as she entered the doorway. In the novel, Margaret was working at the laundry in the town. Meanwhile, the authorities and skeptics are investigating and trying to figure out what exactly happened in Chamberlain, Maine, that caused 440 people to die. In the 2013 remake, Carrie White mentioned that she inherited her telekinetic power from either her father Ralph, or from her great-grandmother Sadie Cochran, who was the mother of Judith Cochran, the mother-in-law of John Brigham, the grandmother of. Carrie has a slender figure in the films while in the novel, she is described as an overweight girl. Being that she has just killed She locks Carrie in the closet and scrapes her own arms with her nails until she bleeds. As with everything else, Carrie was viciously teased and mercilessly bullied by the other girls in her P.E. When Carrie hopped off the stage's platform, Miss Desjardin came rushing towards her with a lying compassion. She also owns her own tailor shop in this film. This Margaret was much calmer than the original, but is still very abusive towards Carrie. Moore's version of Margaret also self-harms to the extent of breaking her own skin and scratching herself until she bleeds. Carrie looked at the boy with rage and he went flying off the bicycle as if an unseen force had pushed him, as he landed, he seriously got hurt. Later that day, after Margaret found out about the incident from the school, she cruelly punished Carrie by beating her with a Bible, forced her on her knees with her to pray and locked her in the closet against her will for hours to ask God for "forgiveness" for having committed "the original sin" of becoming a woman due to showering naked with the other girls at school, which Margaret forbade. She then told Carrie, that boys only wanted "sex" from young girls like herself. Whether it was her really miscarrying Tommy's baby or just a period caused by a side-effect from Sue's and Carrie's brief telepathic connection is unknown. After that it was buried. Carrie makes a red dress for the Prom instead of pink, as depicted in the films. She locks her in the closet and orders her to pray for "forgiveness" when she learns about the shower incident, because she said it was a "curse" for Eve's disobedience offering Adam the fruit and creating the original sin. WebSebastian Kydd is a central character in The Carrie Diaries, in which he is portrayed by Austin Butler. Margaret was very evil and abusive to her daughter, Carrie. Carrie then telekinetically used the cables like slithering snakes and flung them back and forth into the air, painfully whipping people, shocking them and breaking their skin. Afraid that her mother would come and caught him at their door, Carrie accepted at last. Carrie witnessed as Margaret agonized to her death, and screamed in terror over her loss. Carrie is not killed in the second adaptation in 2002. Carrie then remembered her mother's ominous words that she would be scorned once again, Miss Collin's kind words of confidence, and the incident in the shower as, in her mind, everyone at the gym laughed at her. Shes so sick with depression and emotionally imbalanced that its presenting as a physical pain. Eventually, the gym exploded a half-hour later, demolishing the entire school. Carrie (Novel) This portrayal of Margaret closely resembles to that of Piper Laurie's in the 1976 adaptation. While many people have narcissistic traits, only a few are true narcissists. Kari's nine-year-old daughter was in the room and tried calling 911 on the hotel phone. In preparation for her role, Sissy Spacek isolated herself from the rest of the ensemble, decorated her dressing room with heavy religious iconography and studied Gustave Dor's illustrated Bible. Carrie is so controlled by her mother she is even forced to wear unbecoming and outdated clothes and forbidden to wear the color red, as Margaret believed that red was "the Devil's color". Every time she uses a fake "ghetto" accent, somebody gets Lyme disease. "She literally spent her life caring after Carrie," Todd Fisher (Carrie's brother) told Good Morning America. Eventually, she comes across Chris and Billy who attempt to kill her by running her over, but she uses her power to stop the car and in the process kills Billy, then sends the car flying into the gas station, killing Chris in the process. Carrie could see with her telepathic powers where the real Miss Desjardin was and how she was still laughing like everyone else. Her death then causes Carrie to destroy the house with both of them in it before killing herself on the way. Her memory about what happened will haunt her for the rest of her life. DeceasedAlive (2002 TV movie only) She also is very mad. Stephen King states that the character of Carietta White, was based off of two real girls who he knew in his adolescent years while in grade school, both girls were bullied very much and one of them, like Carrie, had a fanatically religious mother. Originally Published: Feb. 8, 2018. Margaret practically chastised Carrie from right to wrong and began teaching the child that everything that one can think of is a "sin", a result of her abnormal beliefs. Before she has the chance to do it, however, Carrie sends a knife pinning her hand into the wall. She studied "the body language of people being stoned for their sins", starting or ending every scene in one of those positions. 1932 She screams at her mother and the closet door cracks. class, Carrie gets confronted by her classmates and gets her first period. While Carrie is putting on her make-up, Margaret tells her desperately not to go, but Carrie slides her mother across and out of the room and slams the door. ", over and over again non-stop. Carrie questioned why she was not told by Carrie who called or was telling the girls laughed at her over her ignorance. Afterwards, she explained to Carrie what menstruation was and told her it was a natural part of womanhood. Seconds after, Sue got up to fetch for help, but could feel herself miscarrying, though she initially thought that she was apparently having her period. Ralph told Margaret that they "slipped" and promised it would never happen again. "POWER" and oh, what a word that was! Margaret is seen with her head down in the house while looking at a cross on the wall. Margaret White is played by Julianne Moore in the 2013 adaptation. WebAs Carrie fell down to her knees to weep and pray with her mother, Margaret stabbed her daughter in the shoulder; the blade went all the way into Carrie's shoulder with only the Later, she and Tommy win the election and Carrie is handed flowers while George and Erika cheer them on. A loved child, but a child nonetheless. Margaret, thinking that Carrie was possessed by the Devil himself, carefully took out Ralph's old kitchen butcher knife from the folds of her dress so Carrie couldn't see. At home, Carrie's life was just as awful. When Carrie was almost 3-years-old, she encountered a young and beautiful neighbor girl named, The film versions of Carrie are heavily different from. One of the best parts of the novel Carrie is Carrie's dramatic inner conflict about whether or not she should go to prom. Carrie kills her mother in an act of self-defense that can't really be called a victory, at least not in a traditional senseand yet, for a moment, Carrie looks up at her The school was rebuilt elsewhere in Chamberlain and the ruins of the former school are still there. In the second iteration, Carrie survived The Black Prom and the trauma associated with it. Additionally, Margaret would even lock Carrie inside of a small closet filled with religious icons so she could "pray for forgiveness", whenever Carrie displeased her. After Carrie took a shower, she was taken by Miss Collins to the principal's office and the incident spread around, some kids mocking her as she waited to be called in. Sue goes on to write a memoir about her involvement with Carrie White. Born Margaret was very evil and abusive to her daughter, Carrie. Patricia Clarkson as Carrie's mother Margaret White in Carrie (2002 remake). Patricia Clarkson portrayed Margaret White in the 2002 film remake. This Margaret is much calmer, but she also tries to kill Carrie for the same reasons, too. In this version, however, she doesn't try to kill Carrie with a knife. She desperately wants to please her abusive, Bible-thumping mother, but even more badly, she just wants a normal life. It also shows that Carrie was not consciously aware of what she was doing, because the prank and the subsequent laughter had put her in a temporary, catatonic state of mind where her inner rage took over and unleashed her secret powers which led to the subconscious activation of her prom rampage and the tragic destruction of the town. Perhaps only her soul. Carrie finds out about the truth behind her Prom attendance after her mind is bonded to. to protect Carrie from things that she believes would be far worse During a dramatic sequence interspersed with Lily's (Cathy Ang) piano concert, Mr. Big was seen going hard at his spin class, before keeling over near the shower. The knife/dagger caused Carrie's death because of Carrie's blood loss and Carrie's body shut Once the hot sparks from the cables caught onto the Prom's backdrop mural, causing it to completely catch fire, the hot flames quickly spread throughout the entire gym. Carrie also tried on matching high-heel shoes and a lovely corsage to complete the look. Gender Finished, Carrie thanked her mother and went upstairs. Her clothes and her hair were very witch-like and she had a very religious background. They rushed to the exits and tried to bang on the doors, hammering them, pounding on them to open them, but Carrie's powers were far too strong, they were trapped! This incident would cause a chain reaction of events to occur that would lead to not only Carrie's demise but also hundreds of others, whether guilty or innocent. It was usually triggered by her own inner frustration and private misery and would flare whenever she lost her temper. Carrie rolled downstairs, unable to stand up and run, as her insane mother approached her, ready to kill "the demon". Many perish in the fire (except Ms. Desjardin) and Carrie leaves, leaving a massive trail of destruction and flames while she walks home. A girl named Rhonda Simard busted out in a crazed puppet dance when she accidentally stepped on one of the cables, causing her Prom gown to catch fire and burst into flames, setting her entirely ablaze. Updated: May 21, 2021. In sports, Carrie was always missing the ball, even in kickball or clumsily running into the net during volleyball. Miss Collins, though worried, encouraged the girl by emphasizing how pretty she actually looked. 17 Surprising Signs Your Mom Is Toxic. Family information Margaret didn't allow Carrie to have any friends, take interest in things such as celebrities, fashion, listen to pop, country, hip-hop, R&B, jazz or rock music, sleep with a pillow or even take showers, as Margaret believed everything was bad, evil, sinful and godless, Carrie only took baths. Relatives And sure enough, the wildfire eventually reached the Whites' bungalow and nearly burned it completely down as well. Margaret believes this is a sin and tried to "cleanse" Carrie by stabbing her, but Carrie instinctively uses her telekinesis to protect herself. CarriettaN. White, best known as Carrie White is a protagonist villain, and anti-villain of the Stephen King multiverse. She desperately wants to please her Carrie, in pain and slowly dying from her injuries, blamed Sue for the prank. She spoke to her mother, saying that she would give her darkness and send her to "whatever God lives there". Portrayed by But they never found any other church in the area that was up to their traditional standards, so they held worship at home instead. Carrie mercilessly eliminated and killed anybody who had ever hurt, neglected or underestimated her before returning home after leaving a path of destruction in her wake to ultimately confront and finally kill her crazy, homicidal mother before dying on that very same night that ended up making national history. Rocks start falling through the house, Carrie looks up and then back at Sue. Carrie lived in the very small and peaceful town of Chamberlain, Maine, with her severely mentally unstable mother who had cut her daughter off from all social life due to her religious beliefs. The force is to strong, Carrie falls to her knees. Margaret, fearing the outcome, shouts Carrie. WebUpon her way home, Carrie uses her recently discovered telekinesis to stop a boy from teasing her. Carrie was raised isolated from society by her single mother after her father Ralph White left them for another woman. When he was 10-years-old, Michael killed a school bully, Judith, her boyfriend, and Ronnie. WebCarrie did this in self-defense for stabbing her with a butcher knife, hitting an artery. Carrie's story becomes a controversial and highly discussed subject. This is an adaptation of Stephen King's novel. On prom night, Carrie kills many of her classmates by willing their bodies into walls, and sparking electrocutions and fires with her brain. Winter 1979 For the mere reason of having telekinesis, she then tells her she is a witch and that witches should die, according to God. Carrie then leaves to go to the prom. Serving as the primary love interest for Carrie Bradshaw, Sebastian comes from a wealthy family and has recently transferred to the local high school after being kicked out of his previous boarding school for sleeping with one of his teachers, in which Carrie's When Margaret first saw her daughter dressed up in the red gown and revealing her "dirtypillows", she immediately ordered her to take off the gown and burn it, and then she demanded that they do penance together and pray afterward. One of the best parts of the novel Carrie is Carrie's dramatic inner conflict about whether or not she should go to prom. Before Carrie could make it to the exit, she was deliberately tripped by someone in the crowd and fell, causing the laughter to grow even louder. This caused more explosions that destroyed and demolished the town shops and local businesses. This is traumatizing. She demands that she is going and wants to be normal. As she walked home, Chris attempted to run her down with her car, but Carrie attacked her, causing the car to keel over and explode, killing Chris and Billy Nolan. She was picked up by her mother at the station and sent to the closet to pray for hours. Why? She also kills for being humiliated, while the laughing crowd is a result of her inner fear in, Carrie actually leaves the gym and remembers her "gift" outside, returning and locking her bullies in. Status She warns her readers to never forget about Carrie, or the events that occurred in Chamberlain, or something like it could happen all over again. Margaret ordered Carrie to go to the closet to pray, but Carrie refused. Seconds after the blood dump, one of the buckets fell on top of Tommy's head, knocking him out instantly and possibly even killing him. 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