She examines such questions such as whether or not she would have chosen and married Doug, who was a sloppy, overweight, blue-collar package deliveryman. In fact, her abusiveness comes precisely from the fact that she does love her daughter so much and wants to do anything to protect her from harm. Compare to the 1976 Margaret who was laughing and smiling as she tried to kill Carrie. For the shower scene, Sissy Spacek was told to react to the blood as if she was "hit by a truck". Margaret also disliked her mother, Judith and her new husband, Harold Allison, because Margaret believed that both were living in sin. 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. Carrie is also the granddaughter of John and Judith Brigham, the step-granddaughter of Harold Allison and the great-granddaughter of Sadie Cochran. Meanwhile, the authorities and skeptics are investigating and trying to figure out what exactly happened in Chamberlain, Maine, that caused 440 people to die. Angered, Carrie caused his ashtray to fall down and be knocked out by Carrie, after the principal kept calling her "Cassie". At Prom night, Margaret approached Carrie, stating that she knew Carrie would wear "red", while her dress was actually pink. We know that he is willing to resort She looks at Carrie, when she is cutting, sewing and making her prom dress, but quickly looks away when Carrie glances back at her. 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. In the second section of the story, Carrie attempts to fix herself up on the night of the Prom and makes an effort in enchanting her appearance, she is described as actually looking pretty, for the first time in her entire life. 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. Carrie also used her powers to cause several fire hydrants to explode, flooding the streets. She even hates her daughter for her sinful ways. 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. 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. Reluctant to vote for themselves, Tommy persuaded her to do so. Stephen King Wiki is a FANDOM Books Community. Carrie yelled that it was not her name and his ashtray fell off his desk as if it moved by itself. She is acting like a child, and therefore needs to be treated like one. They were under her thumb and in her power. Why? Carrie is especially unattractive because of her mother's control over her. Carrie has a slender figure in the films while in the novel, she is described as an overweight girl. She has blonde hair and very pale skin. Margaret dies the same way as the original Margaret, with house-hold objects stabbing her and being crucified. We learn that Sue had a mental breakdown and was put into a mental hospital due to the guilt of what happened to Carrie, Tommy Ross and all the other students she knew back in 1979. Patricia Clarkson as Carrie's mother Margaret White in Carrie (2002 remake). She kills her mother by impaling her with the household objects. Margaret insisted for Carrie to stay and they could burn their dress, because her classmates would laugh at her. Carrie experienced her first period at age of 15 and Margaret had never discussed menstruation with her prior to the incident. That same day, she was contacted through a telephone about Carrie's ordeal from school and began to violently beat Carrie when she returned home from work. Margaret dies later in her arms, but Carrie does not bring her to the closet like Carrie in the original movie did. An emotionally abusive mom will constantly put you down, shame you, and humiliate you, especially in front of others. This caused more explosions that destroyed and demolished the town shops and local businesses. This time she accepts. This portrayal of Margaret closely resembles to that of Piper Laurie's in the 1976 adaptation. The 1976 film of Carrie starred Sissy Spacek. She had auburn hair, a small frame and shared the same characteristics as her counterpart in the novel. whenever Carrie tries to stop her mom from hurting herself, Carries mom slaps Carrie with her Bible and knocks her over. 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. Margaret's constant scolding continued from Carrie's childhood to her teenage years. She then made plans to move to Florida and start her life with the help of Sue Snell who felt sorry for her. Margaret is seen with her head down in the house while looking at a cross on the wall. The idea that this could be the girl's first period did not occur to Carrie's female classmates. She wanted to protect Carrie and not let her go out into the real world. Gender At the beginning of the film, Carrie has her first period in the showers and is harassed by Chris and her gang. This woman died because her master beat her child out of her. Sue witnesses this from outside. She tells Sue (who didn't know) that she is pregnant with a girl before throwing her out to safety. 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. Carrie manifests her powers in a state of trance (seen only in the 2002 film), while in the novel, she kills her bullies more consciously. Originally Published: Feb. 8, 2018. Carrie says yes and her mother kisses her on the forehead, telling her she loves her. Carrie (2013) In the third iteration it is unclear if Carrie survived or not and is it left to the imagination. Updated: May 21, 2021. Her memory about what happened will haunt her for the rest of her life. She serves as the main antagonist of Stephen King's novel Carrie and its three film adaptations, and the posthumous overarching antagonist of The Rage: Carrie 2. She then burns the lock, so Margaret can't escape and disturb the evening. After Margaret talks more to Carrie, she pulls out a knife smiling and stabs Carrie hardly on her shoulder wounding her severely. Chris had Billy viciously slaughter two pigs at a local farm and drain their blood into two big metal buckets. Getty Images/LaylaBird/E+/Getty Images. 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. She told Carrie that she had tried to kill her twice before during the first few years of Carrie's life, but she "backslid". Carrie ignored her mother's crazy actions and even used her powers to physically slide her mother out the door of her bedroom and shut it in order to get ready without being distracted. Carrie brings her down and cries because of what she has done, while Margaret is still alive. Carrie's story becomes a controversial and highly discussed subject. Carrie explained that she was actually born gifted with telekinesis. Finallythe incident also became in time some kind of "Urban Legend" in the town. This made Carrie laugh again and she used her mind to break the backstage high-voltage power cables by picturing them in her head and threw them crackling on the wet stage, causing purple sparks to fly into the air. 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. Carrie was born on September 21st, 1963 at 10:04 AM in Chamberlain, Maine. She also is very mad. But not one of her calls ever went through. Margaret then deduced that "Satan" had began his work on Carrie, but the girl made it clear that it was her power and not Satan. Margaret and Carrie did not see each other again until much later in the evening, when Carrie returned home, dripping with pigs blood from head to toe, Margaret had finally lost her sanity and managed to hide the knife under her dress. Carrie (2002) She is also similar to Ed Gein's mother, Augusta, who inspired Norma Bates from the 1960 film. When Carrie developed her telekinesis further she saw Carrie as a witch and, like Abraham, was determined to sacrifice her to god. When Carrie hugs her Mom, she says to kneel down and they talk about how she was raped. So Carrie had to stay in the closet for hours on end until her mother decided to release her. Tommy was a talented and handsome jock, who unlike most of the popular crowd, was actually a very nice and well-meaning teenager. Miss Collins suggested that it would be better for her to walk home. Carrie, however, had heard enough about everything being sinful. Carrie's father Ralph, had another daughter named Rachel Lang, who was also a carrier of telekinesis. She then dropped them upon the wet ground below. 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. Within a year, she left for good. When Carrie comes home, not knowing what happened, Margaret attempts to drown her correspondingly. During the entire event, Carrie seemed completely catatonic and was believed to even be smiling as she moved along. Carrie did this in self-defense for stabbing her with a butcher knife, hitting an artery. 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. Margaret was very evil and very abusive to her daughter, Carrie. One of the best parts of the novel Carrie is Carrie's dramatic inner conflict about whether or not she should go to prom. WebAn-mei's mother had returned home when her own mother, Popo, lay dying. Carrie was, however, mocked by Chris Hargensen, Norma Watson and Sue Snell as they threw tampons all over her, ignoring her desperation. At home, Carrie's life was just as awful. When she told her mother, however, Margaret would scold her again for believing the others were right in "God's eyes", telling her she was committing a sin and or throw her into the closet. Several weeks later, Carrie visits her grave for the first and last time before leaving town with Sue. 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. Tommy tells her, he wants at least one dance with her. As 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 handle visible. It breaks Margaret's own heart to feel like she has to treat her daughter this way; compare to the 1976 Margaret especially who seemed to take pleasure in abusing Carrie, even laughing and smiling as she did so. Carrie's mother believed that children should spend time with those enslaved by the family, so young Carrie had While this happens, she then shows a creepy smile, after letting out a big, painful death scream, Margaret dies. 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. Every time she uses a fake "ghetto" accent, somebody gets Lyme disease. Carrie left as Mr. Fromm burned to his death, which set the gym on fire. As a result, Carrie's mind lost sight of the gymnasium doors for a second and some of the Prom goers almost got out. (Compare these latter 2 examples to the 1976 version, where Margaret coldly says "go to bed.") Later, she and Tommy win the election and Carrie is handed flowers while George and Erika cheer them on. Carrie also tried on matching high-heel shoes and a lovely corsage to complete the look. Don't worry about her truly hurting herself. When Carrie reveals that she has been asked to go to the Prom and that she said yes, Margaret tells her not to go, which forces Carrie to throw her on to the bed. Carrie, with the butcher knife still stuck deep in her shoulder to the hilt, wandered aimlessly until she approached The Cavalier roadhouse, where her father drunk himself into a stupor before raping Margaret. Now she's ready because "the devil has come home" (2.733). Her mother tells her of the night she was raped and therefore conceived her. Shock. As Norma, Freddy, and Kenny Garson left, Carrie forced the door they opened, suffocating Freddy and Kenny as Norma screamed for help. Sue appears shortly afterwards, but is held in the grasp of Carrie. She then stalks her downstairs. Afraid that her mother would come and caught him at their door, Carrie accepted at last. Carrie (along with George, Erika, and Ms. Desjardin) is saddened by this. When she gets the call, that Carrie had her period, she slaps Carrie at home and drags her into the closet, where she has to pray because of she is guilty of Eve's Disobedience (women are punished by God for Eve eating from the forbidden tree and then encouraging Adam to do so). She then bangs her head rapidly and eventually gets out. Her death then causes Carrie to destroy the house with both of them in it before killing herself on the way. The younger Carrie was played by Jodelle Ferland who causes a rain of fiery stones to fall out of the sky like in the novel. Countless of bystanders were killed in the streets and electrocuted by the wires of the fallen power lines as they evacuated from their burning homes. As she walks home, she unleashes her powers on the town as well, destroying several buildings and killing hundreds of people. In 2013, Hank Hunt's daughter, Kari, was attacked and killed by her estranged husband in a Marshall, Texas hotel room. In the original version there was a sense of self-hatred, but in the latest version that self-hatred is magnified. She can't just leave Carrie behind, what type of person does that. When Ralph passed away, her mother survived off the money from the insurance and by working at the local laundry. 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, in pain and slowly dying from her injuries, blamed Sue for the prank. However, before moving completely on, the town emergency whistle went off and startled her. Margaret liked and loathed the event. Some ways to approach this: 1. The mother hurts herself (example: She stabs herself with sewing needles). More of Carrie's telekinetic abilities were demonstrated on that same day. Carrie in this version is more similar to the book, but in modern terms. The two were married on March 23rd, 1962, shortly after, but on April 2nd, 1962, Margaret was admitted to Westover Doctors Hospital for a suspected miscarriage. Hearing this, many people inside panicked and that started a stampede. When he was 10-years-old, Michael killed a school bully, Judith, her boyfriend, and Ronnie. Portrayed by This was a very good thing because Carrie also had a secret crush on Tommy. Deceased 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. 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 Margaret, after letting out creepy, painful smiling screams, dies. He lived with his mother and sisters, and his father wasnt present instead, his mother, Deborah (Sheri Moon Zombie), had a boyfriend named Ronnie White (William Forsythe), who was abusive. Margaret first discovers Carrie's telekinetic powers, when she slams all the windows shut trapping her in and Carrie tells her she is going to the Prom. Moore's version of Margaret also self-harms to the extent of breaking her own skin and scratching herself until she bleeds. The only way Margaret could save her condemned daughter was to kill her before the Devil did. She wanted a new beginning and saw the Senior Prom as a part of that change. She stabs Carrie in Movie info Miss Desjardin hit the wall next to the stage so hardthat the impact gave her a bloody nose. Eventually, Carrie made her way through the exit and out the lobby doors, losing both her high-heel shoes as if she were Cinderella fleeing from the Ball. The two were married on March 23rd, 1962, but on April 3rd, Margaret fell down the stairs and suffered a miscarriage. Still, a few items on this list may have affected you. She studied "the body language of people being stoned for their sins", starting or ending every scene in one of those positions. WebShe hurts herself when she gets angry. Margaret was very evil and abusive to her daughter, Carrie. Additionally that part of the town of Chamberlain is deserted. Carrie's headstone makes a cameo appearance in the novel of IT, which also takes place in Maine. This is traumatizing. She was picked up by her mother at the station and sent to the closet to pray for hours. The welcome turned out to be temporary anyhow. 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. Once the classmates found a love letter from Carrie to a boy named, One year, Carrie was given the cruel nickname "pudding pop" by everyone and the next year she became known by the cruel nickname "pizza face" by everyone. 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! Enraged, Carrie used her powers to close every door of the gym, locking everyone in, and turned the lights red. She then went into a church to pray, while at the same time, objects from the church such as pews, hymnals, and a communion set were thrown. 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". Also, the "downtown destruction" segment, as portrayed in the novel, which was left out from the 1976 movie because of budget constraints occurred here. She also confessed that Carrie was conceived by marital rape and that she was a punishment from God. 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. Relatives She has an affair with Big while he's married to Natasha and she's seriously dating Aidan, and somehow winds up feeling the most sorry for herself. She, along with Chris Hargensen and Billy Nolan, serves as the main antagonist. 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 Sissy Spacek insisted that real blood should be spilled onto her, which the director. She locks her in the closet and orders her to pray for She demands that she is going and wants to be normal. On the evening of the Prom, Carrie prepared for the night and tried on the elegant and authentic Prom gown she made. After Popo died, An-mei's mother prepared to leave. Carrie then, with her last strength, stops her heart, killing her. However, little did Carrie or anyone else know was that she was walking into a vile prank initiated by another girl in her class, Chris Hargensen, the main leader of Carrie's tormentors who ruthlessly bullied her, as well as all her life. For some reason, both viewed any form of sex, even marital intercourse, as sinful. This is an adaptation of Stephen King's novel. Margaret Brigham-White Two students on the platform were also immediately electrocuted, the lead band member, Josie Vreck, who was one of the loudest ones to laughed at Carrie, began to convulse uncontrollably when he touched the microphone and volts of electricity violently shot through his body. A loved child, but a child nonetheless. Margaret stabs Carrie in the back, but they fly in opposite directions. Both are shocked. Carrie is not killed in the second adaptation in 2002. In the novel, however, Margaret is aware of them ever since she saw her baby bottle floating over her. Died 17 Surprising Signs Your Mom Is Toxic. Miss Desjardin, one of the few lucky survivors, resigns due to her guilt for not reaching out to Carrie, for not preventing what happened on prom night and secretly for having approved the evil prank in the end, even stating that she would rather commit suicide than teach again. 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. Later, when Carrie announces that she has been asked to the prom, Margaret throws tea at her head in an attempt to dissuade her. Here, Carrie could feel them, almost taste them with her telepathy. In one iteration of her story, Carrie died as a result of her injuries. Carrie then stays with her as the house gets crushed and sinks into the ground, presumably killing Carrie, too. The gown was a thick fabric of red crushed velvet with a princess waistline, Juliet sleeves and allowed her cleavage to slightly show. She Constantly Puts You Down. 47 However, she also entered a comatose state because of the murder attempt of her mother on her. WebMomma tells her how she almost killed herself, and how she's tried to kill Carrie multiple times. class, who all laughed hysterically as they threw tampons, small towels and sanitary napkins at her while loudly chanting "Plug it up! 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. Heterosexual Carrie arrived home and found out that Margaret had been informed of the incident. So in return, Carrie used her powers to slow her mother's heart down, painfully and very slowly, until eventually stopping it completely and killing her by giving her a heart attack. 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. When Fisher died at age 60, her mother and brother were left to plan her funeral, and during the preparations, Reynolds passed away from a stroke, some believe to have been caused by grief. Family information Miss Collins later approached them and complimented Carrie, telling her about an awful, but "magical" experience in her teenagehood, at the night of her Prom. She is portrayed as less attractive than Laurie's version of Margaret, as she looks tired and deranged throughout the film. Later that night, Tommy picked up Carrie for the Prom as he promised, while Margaret stayed by herself and prayed silently in another room. Now she. She also shares similarities to Dahlia Gillespie from the. Perhaps the biggest difference between this depiction of Margaret and the earlier versions is how much she genuinely loves Carrie. 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. Tragically, when a so-called "prank" at her Senior Prom involving, pigs blood pushed her to her breaking point and beyond her limits, Carrie finally snapped, lost her sanity and used the wild talents she possessed to seek her hostile revenge to make her bullies and enemies pay and suffer for their cruel actions.
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