Carrie (2026) s01e03 Episode Script

1
- [Chris] So gross.
- [Tommy] What's her name again?
- Carrie White.
- More like Carrie Red.
Bloody Carrie Red. Classic.
[gasps]
[Peist] You could always
do some educating of your own.
Go vigilante.
Carrie's excused.
The rest of you are gonna run line drills.
- [Sue] We deserved it.
- She was out of her fucking mind.
- We filmed her.
- The world is not kind to people like us.
[girls chanting] Plug it up! Plug it up!
It's called menstruation.
It means your body
is capable of getting pregnant.
Please, don't come in.
- Promise?
- Who gave these to my daughter?
I'm Emaline. You have all the power.
They can only hurt you if you let them.
We're spending time as a family.
We are not a family.
I don't want to hear another word about
you being a bitch to Brooklyn at school.
She's off-limits.
[Chris] Little off-limit bitches.
Carietta!
[haunting music playing]
[film projector whirring]
[rising, eerie music playing]
[announcer] Telekinesis,
from the Ancient Greek,
meaning "far-off motion,"
a psychic ability to influence
a physical system without physical action.
Apports
pyrokinesis
levitation
materialization
psychic healing
retrocausality
thoughtography
and many more mysterious abilities
are being studied
by physicists and psychiatrists
on the cutting edge
[Haute & Freddy sings "Femme Hysteria"]
Femme hysteria ♪
[Adelaide] Angelique Cottin,
mid-1800s, 14 years old,
known as the electric girl of France,
claimed to move furniture across a room
with electric emanations.
Famed paranormal researcher
Frank Podmore accused her of fraud.
Eusapia Palladino, late 1800s,
an Italian medium,
claimed to move objects during séances.
Accused of occultism and fraud.
Stanislawa Tomczyk,
early 20th century, another medium,
claimed to perform telekinetic levitation
thanks to an entity
she called "Little Stasia."
Accused of thievery and fraud.
Annemarie Schaberl, 1960s,
a 19-year-old secretary,
said to have telekinetic powers
in the Rosenheim poltergeist case.
Dismissed as a fraud.
Nina Kulagina, 1970s, a Soviet housewife
and former member
of the Red Army tank regiment,
allegedly stopped a frog's beating heart
with her mind.
Kulagina's own heart rate
increased dramatically
during the seven minutes
it took her to stop
the frog's heart. She was filmed
performing telekinesis
on numerous occasions.
Her abilities were studied
by academics, scientists,
and members of several nations'
intelligence communities
for the final two decades of her life.
She was accused of faking it all
with magnets and thread
and was branded a con artist
by numerous publications.
In 1987, she sued and won
a defamation case
against the Soviet government magazine
that accused her of fraud.
The pattern is familiar.
Extraordinary claim, accusation of fraud.
Extraordinary ability,
accusation of fraud.
Often, by a man.
Ridiculed, disgraced,
or, sometimes, far worse.
[somber, dramatic music playing]
[Emaline] What you reading?
Emily.
Emaline.
- Right. I'm sorry.
- Mm.
Telekinesis and witchcraft, huh?
Some light reading before homeroom?
Uh, it's for a project.
Just doing some research.
You haven't heard of Google?
Google?
I'm kidding.
I-I know what Google is.
We use it in every class.
So you think any of this is real?
Well, the consequences
were certainly real.
Yeah, but I mean, like, the rest of it.
Like, telekinesis and witchcraft?
- Your magic powers?
- Of course not.
That's ridiculous.
Work, work, work, move, move, move ♪
[electronic dance music playing]
- Did you see this?
- What?
[student] It's a private account.
- You got to request to follow.
- [student 2] What's the handle?
[dramatic music sting plays]
[Sue] Good morning, Peloton.
Shut up. Moving on.
I'm just relieved there's an open house
tonight. I need it so bad right now.
Me, too.
You riding with me
or am I getting ditched for lover boy?
He's working, which sucks.
We could really use some time alone
without a chaperone.
I think my mom walks in on us for fun.
It's cringe kink.
Okay, if you can't talk him
out of work for an open house--
He needs the money.
God, you guys are both so nice,
it's exhausting.
- You're a bitch.
- And I will never apologize for it.
[gasps] Speaking of apologizing
You promised.
[Chris] Hey, Carrie.
Wait. [chuckles] Calm down.
- Geez, you're skittish.
- Chris.
Look, Carrie, I was a bitch to you
with the shower thing.
Like, I was a total monster bitch.
I mean, you have to admit
it was kind of crazy. [laughs]
But I wanted to say that I'm sorry.
Truly.
[Sue] We both are.
I'm sorry, Carrie.
That wasn't cool. You didn't deserve that.
- Okay. Thanks.
- Wait.
Well, let me make it up to you.
There's an empty McMansion
up on Spring Road,
and sometimes,
we borrow those for the night.
Like, tonight. It's an open house.
It's gonna be a really great party.
Do you want to come?
Wh-- A-A party?
I-I don't know.
I've never been to one before.
I wouldn't know what to do.
- We could show you.
- Yeah.
I'm inviting you, I'm not gonna let you
be a loser. Just wear something cute.
[sighs] Momma would never let me.
Fuck her.
I mean, don't worry about her,
- just sneak out.
- Carrie, don't do
anything you're not comfortable doing.
- Well, I-I want to go.
- [Chris] Yeah, see? Of course
she wants to go. It's a rite of passage.
- She is working nights this week.
- [Chris] Perfect. So then,
you just need to be back
before she gets home.
She's never gonna know the difference.
What's your number?
I'll text you the address.
Oh, I don't have a phone.
What am I gonna do with you?
Okay.
May I?
I really hope we see you there.
All my life I've been ♪
- a sinner ♪
- [Margaret sighs]
Shut the door in my face?
And no ♪
This isn't even English.
they say ♪
[sighs] Do you think the cameras
are too much?
You always think I overreact.
No.
You're right.
You're right.
how to pray ♪
[doorbell rings]
- Margaret White?
- Yes.
- Certified mail.
- [scanner beeps]
Uh, what is that?
Certified mail, I need you to sign for it.
- Oh, Lord ♪
- [thunder rumbling in distance]
while it's not easy ♪
I'm a bit sad this day ♪
Please, Lord, give me ♪
your guide ♪
[teacher] So, let's first
think about exponents.
All right, so if I take ten,
and I raise it to the third power,
what does that equal?
One thousand. Correct.
Simple, yes?
All right, now, a logarithm is basically
the inverse of an exponent, okay?
So, if we take the log base ten of 1,000,
- it's gonna give me three.
- [gentle music playing]
- Do you see how that works?
- [thunder rumbling]
[teacher continues talking indistinctly]
[gentle, dreamy music playing]
[teacher] is equal to the number,
so you have to raise to base two.
[Morton] So, not a lot of options
this late in the year.
I think your best bet
is community college.
A lot of kids defer for a year to take
their core classes, then transfer.
It's a great way to save money.
No, I'm not going to community college.
I'm going to Duke. I got in.
That is a great school, and we can try
to appeal for financial aid--
Okay, great, do that.
But you have to be realistic.
Maybe we can try for the spring,
but for the fall semester, it's too late.
It just is.
I don't understand.
I got in, and you're
all connected with these people, right?
Uh look.
I know you don't want to hear this,
but who you are at this school,
who your family is to this town
none of that means anything
the second you cross that county line.
My job is to advise you and to help you.
I can't fix the fact that you didn't apply
for financial aid last year
when the deadline hit.
I'm really sorry that your plans
didn't go the way you wanted,
but I'd strongly, strongly advise you
to drop the attitude
and start thinking seriously
about your future.
Not just where you go to college, but
who you're going to be.
Because, Chris,
this is not the way.
Like a bird beating its wings ♪
Sunrise as my heart sings ♪
Like a bird beating its wings ♪
Sunrise as my heart sings ♪
[Margaret] How was school?
Good.
I-I thought you'd already be gone.
I'll leave after dinner.
When will you be home?
Not until 3:00.
I swear I'm being targeted.
This manager lady,
she says that everybody
does a rotation on nights,
but then you should see the way
she looks at me.
Like I'm something
on the bottom of her shoe.
Are you gonna be okay?
I worry about you here by yourself.
Oh, well, I'm just going
to go to bed early.
I have a lot of homework.
I was going to go up and get started,
if that's okay?
Of course.
Thank you, Momma.
- Dinner will be ready in an hour.
- [door closes loudly]
[BEGINNERS sings "Bury My Head"]
Not too many.
[both laugh]
Losing life ♪
Picking up the pieces,
looking for a reset, like ♪
- What?
- Nothing.
Well you're being weird.
feast your eyes ♪
'cause you're cold and you're wet ♪
Are you gonna swing by the open house?
I mean, if somebody orders a pizza or a
half-eaten bag of fries, maybe.
My dad's still not working.
His back's all so
gotta take what I can get.
But you can drive with me all night,
if you want, though.
You know, it'll be like, um,
taking you to dinner, just, um,
a few bites at a time.
I want you to come tonight.
There'll be lots of rooms.
Rooms with locks.
And I'm thinking, maybe we could
- You mean--
- Yeah.
Unless you don't want to.
No, I-I want to.
[stammers] Do you?
- It's my idea.
- Right.
Hold that thought. Just
Just
Keep holding that thought.
Holding.
Holding
[phone camera clicks]
Oh, yeah, I'm going to the party tonight.
I mean, we can go right now.
[Margaret] I'm going to work.
- Good night.
- Good night, Momma.
[door closes]
[Haute & Freddy sings "Anti-Superstar"]
[knock on door]
I can't be for everyone ♪
[Carrie] Hi.
Do you know where Spring Road is?
Yeah, why? What's on Spring Road?
Well, I want to go to a party.
I was actually hoping
you would give me a ride.
Huh.
And if I say no?
I'll find another way.
Okay, hell yeah. Good girl.
I'll give you a ride. Hold on.
- Let me grab my keys, okay?
- Okay.
Who gives a damn,
I'll be your anti-superstar ♪
your guilty pleasure
in the back of the bar ♪
Anti-superstar ♪
Thanks again for the ride.
Call me if you need a lift home, okay?
I will. Bye.
I'll be your anti-superstar ♪
- Your cult classic kiss in the dark ♪
- Kiss in the dark ♪
Anti-superstar ♪
My name can live and die
inside of your heart ♪
[Tina] You did see my post, right?
Yeah, I did. I don't know, I thought
"get ready with me's" were dead.
Yeah. Yeah, y-you're so
you're so right.
But, I mean, I did crack 150 likes.
You can do better.
Yeah, you're probably right.
[dance music playing]
I'm just gonna dance by the door
'cause I'm getting hot.
What was that?
Last semester, uh, I said I don't hang
with less than 100 likes.
She thought I was serious,
and now, she keeps, like, checking in.
I think she's making fake accounts
to like her own posts.
- Oh, my God, that's so sad.
- Yeah.
Yeah, it is.
♪
What the fuck is she doing here?
[Sue] I mean, basically everyone
from school was invited.
Can't fucking deal with that tonight.
She's, like, everywhere I fucking look.
So stop looking at her. Hey.
[upbeat song playing]
I'm sorry.
Carrie White. Surprised to see you here.
I was invited.
Um
Do I look okay?
You look great.
- You want a beer?
- Sure.
No. No. Ew. She doesn't want beer.
- She wants something better.
- Hi.
- Hi. Thanks.
- I'm glad you made it.
This is your first party, so let me give
you the tour, like they do in the movies.
- Wow, it is really loud in here.
- Got drinking games, beer pong.
Your home base for the socially awkward
and overly competitive.
Dancing for the wasted or brave.
At some point, someone's gonna
take control of the music
and play shit no one wants to hear.
I see you, George. If you play that awful
fucking rap song by your cousin,
I will murder you.
Stoners outside, if that's your thing.
Vaping inside, if you hate your lungs
or like pneumonia.
Hot people.
Selfie time.
Oh.
Okay, so chin down, eyes up.
- Like that.
- [phone camera clicks]
- [yells]
- [laughs]
Oh. Desperate, horny losers.
Speaking of, hookup rooms are upstairs.
Right, Sue?
Mm-hmm.
Kitchen, home of the booze.
Everybody just brings what they can
get their hands on,
and the goal's to get fucked up,
but not so fucked up
that you do anything stupid.
Is that my shirt?
I don't think so.
No, it totally is. I lost it right before
break. What did you do to it?
Jesus, Tina, calm down. Do you think
Carrie time-traveled to last year
- to steal your shirt?
- Well, I just
- was wondering.
- So fucking dramatic.
Sue. [laughs]
Everyone, to Carrie White's
first high school party.
And this girl's under my protection
tonight, so none of y'all be dicks.
- Woo!
- [cheering]
- [Conan Gray sings "Lonely Dancers"]
- Dance with me so we don't cry ♪
We're lonely dancers,
there's no need to hide ♪
It's harder than it looks.
I know the answer, baby,
dance with me so we don't cry ♪
[cheering]
La, la, la-la, la ♪
Cry ♪
La, la, la-la, la ♪
Your lover left you, broke up tonight ♪
[Tommy] All right, Chris, it's your turn.
Sue can play for me.
Uh, uh, no, no, no, you cannot be serious.
- Who said anything about serious?
- Billy Nolan?
He's basically a drug dealer.
[Chris] He's hot in, like, a dark, broody
kind of way. Not my usual type.
You can do better.
We don't all have Dudley DoorDash
waiting on us to give it up.
We're lonely dancers ♪
- This is good. I made it myself.
- Yeah, thanks.
Hey.
It's Billy, right?
Pills or weed?
Uh, do you have any Molly?
Did I say I had Molly?
Right. Okay.
Just pot.
Can I get you a drink?
I can make an amazing vodka lemonade.
Yeah, I'm here to make money,
not play around with little girls.
- I'm not so little.
- [sighs]
Cute, but like I told your friend,
I'm not into jailbait, so
Well, I'm 18.
You can check my ID if you want.
[laughs] Okay.
Okay, yeah, sure. Show me.
Are you serious?
Yeah.
Hargensen? [scoffs]
What, like, as in John Hargensen?
Mm-hmm.
Does Daddy Hargensen know
where his little princess is tonight?
Yikes. Does he know
his prom queen is slumming it?
Hitting on me while I'm just
minding my own business?
I'm not hitting on you.
You totally are.
[BEGINNERS sings
"If the World is Ending"]
No, you're hitting on me.
That's how this goes.
Just give it, a-give it,
a-give it away ♪
I want to go, want to go out
with a bang ♪
[laughs]
If the world is ending anyway ♪
We'll dance our ashes to the grave ♪
So who lives here?
For tonight, we do.
If the stars are falling from the sky,
there's no better way ♪
Okay, wait, so you made this?
Oh, uh, kind of. I-I changed the sleeves,
and I added these. [laughs]
- Oh, I get it. It's upcycling.
- Yeah, yes.
If the world is ending anyways ♪
We'll dance our ashes to the grave ♪
Oh, uh, that's so kind. No, thank you.
- [girl] Okay.
- [boy] Sweet.
If the stars are falling from the sky ♪
there's no better way to say goodbye ♪
Bye ♪
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪
La, la, la, la ♪
la, la, la ♪
La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪
[Carrie] I'm so glad you're here.
[Emaline] It seems like everyone's here.
And I'm so sorry I forgot
your name this morning.
You have been so nice to me, Emaline.
You having fun?
I'm having so much fun.
- Yeah. Any more fun
- [laughs]
and you might make yourself sick, so
I I used to dream about this.
Going to parties. [laughs]
Having friends.
It's like I'm a character in a book.
We got to get you some better dreams.
This small town shit is nothing,
I promise.
I mean, I don't know
if I could handle much more.
I mean, it's all so big
and-and loud and confusing.
So what do you do
when you're not selling drugs to kids?
I, uh, work on a farm.
Mm.
Cute.
Yeah. You ever hear a pig squeal when
it realizes you're gonna string it up?
It's really cute.
If you're trying to be edgy,
you're really overachieving.
- Yeah, I'm not trying to be anything.
- Oh.
I don't think I realized how small I was.
Like, my life was, before
[chuckles]
Like, I
I think I was lonely?
I had my mom, and I used to have my dad.
Uh, and Stella, my next door neighbor.
She's she's the best.
She drove me here.
[laughs] Um
But I just, I
I never had anybody like me.
I mean, I hear that.
I used to feel like
everyone was speaking
a different language.
One that they knew
and that I didn't, and
Nobody was like me.
But I found my people.
The other headcases and weirdos.
[laughs] Weirdos?
Os? [laughs]
- You are drunk.
- No, I'm not.
Is this when you tell me
you're not like the other boys?
How dumb do you think I am?
I don't care what you think.
Everyone cares what people think.
Well, I mean, look at these guys.
You know, tonight, they all think
they're getting away with something,
but come tomorrow,
they'll all be in the same houses
they've lived in their whole lives
and following the same rules.
I'll be a couple hundred bucks richer,
and their highs will be hangovers.
You know, they're all just
animals in pens.
Why should I care about any of them?
[Carrie laughs]
No, no, I'm not
- I'm not
- She's so fucking weird.
[laughs]
I think I think I found
my people tonight.
Yeah. Look, friends are
they're important, but just
you got to make sure
that you choose the right ones.
Are-are you my friend?
Yeah. I'm your friend.
[laughs]
I thought you guys were, uh, friends.
God, no.
She's like
homework for my real friend.
I only invited her
'cause I thought it'd be funny.
[muffled dance music continues playing]
[rap music playing]
[Sue laughs]
- Wait.
- [lock clicks]
Are you sure about this?
Are you sure about this?
[K.Flay sings "Blood In the Cut"]
Met back up with the boy I love ♪
Cried on the streets of San Francisco ♪
I don't have an agenda ♪
All I do is pretend to be okay ♪
so my friends can't see
my heart in the blender ♪
And lately,
I've been killing all my time ♪
reading through your messages,
my favorite way to die ♪
Take my head and kick it in,
break some bread for all my sins ♪
Say a word, do it soon, it's too quiet
in this room, I need noise ♪
Honestly, I can't believe how cool
you're being about all that.
You're, like, so Zen.
About what?
I need noise, I need the buzz of a sub ♪
need the crack of a whip ♪
I mean, everyone likes her,
and I guess you're, like, sisters now.
I don't know, but if it was me, I'd be
I'd be losing my shit.
We're not sisters.
Yeah, no, for sure. Um
Not-not like sisters,
more like-like a mini-you.
Like a Chris 2.0.
Like a like a replacement.
[laughs]
Only 'cause, like, she'll-she'll be living
with your mom and, like, her hot dad.
He's actually pretty cute
for a replacement husband.
It's kind of like
your mom's replacing everyone.
Anyway, it is
it is very mature of you to not rip
her cunty little eyes out.
♪
I need noise, I need the buzz ♪
- Time to go.
- Let go of me.
No, you've had your fun, and I'm sick
of looking at you, so bye, bitch.
[Brooklyn] What is your problem?
- You are my problem.
- [Brooklyn] Dad said if you
mess with me again,
you're gonna get in trouble.
Yeah, that's not my dad,
so fuck yourself, I guess.
What did I do to you?
- Just you breathing near me is enough.
- You don't get to be
a bitch to me because
your parents are getting divorced.
Divorced?
Oh, sweetie,
you and your daddy are just a phase.
Yeah, she's had them before.
She'll be done with you
and come back, like always.
Does she file for divorce every time?
Or is that just something new?
[uneasy music playing]
What?
[Metric sings "Help I'm Alive"]
- You're full of shit.
- Oh, fuck.
She didn't file for divorce.
Seriously, I'm sorry.
I mean, I-I thought that you knew.
- I I'm
- That's enough, Brooklyn.
- You should go.
- I'm sorry, Chris. I mean, I--
Get the fuck out.
They're gonna eat me alive ♪
Oh, my God. Here.
If I stumble ♪
Are you okay?
[K.Flay sings "High Enough"]
I don't like anyone better than you,
it's true ♪
I'd crawl a mile in a desolate place
with the snakes, just for you ♪
Oh, I'm an animal, hand me a tramadol,
give me the juice ♪
You are my citadel, you are my
wishing well, my baby blue, oh, oh, oh ♪
I used to like liquor to get me
inspired, but you look so beautiful ♪
my new supplier, I used to like smoking
to stop all the thinking ♪
but I found a different buzz ♪
The world is a curse,
it'll kill if you let it ♪
I know they got pills
that can help you forget it ♪
They bottle it, call it medicine,
but I don't need drugs ♪
'cause I'm already high enough ♪
You got me, you got me good ♪
I'm already high enough ♪
I only, I only, I only
got eyes for you ♪
Do you see anyone other than me? ♪
Baby, please, I'll take a hit
of whatever you got, maybe ♪
two, maybe three ♪
Oh, you're phenomenal,
feel like a domino, fall to my knees ♪
I am a malady ♪
Do you see my other sock?
Yes. Right over here.
I used to like liquor
to get me inspired ♪
but you look so beautiful,
my new supplier ♪
I used to like smoking to stop ♪
So, it was okay?
What? Yes.
Yes, of course.
You?
Yeah.
- Yeah?
- Yeah. Yeah.
[Sofia Isella sings "Cacao and Cocaine"]
I'm flirting with a boy that I think ♪
wants to murder me,
I giggle, touch his hair ♪
and wrap my fingers round my keys ♪
I got over him in a few days,
but I'm missing the thrill I put him ♪
- Oh.
- Oh, my
Shit. I got to, I
No. Go. I'll, um
make sure your new bestie
gets home safe.
The clouds are raining
cacao and cocaine ♪
You really are the best.
I send it back, I prefer pain ♪
[Chris] Should I get on the--
Fucking do it.
- I'm gonna
- Oh, hey, hey, no, Chris. Chris.
Chris, uh-uh-uh.
If you are constantly
in the safety of danger? ♪
Hey.
Safety ♪
- We're gonna go before you go viral.
- What? We're having fun.
- Ready?
- Wait, I'm-I'm supposed to call Stella,
but I-I forgot her number.
No, it's okay, I'll get you home.
You remember your address?
- Yeah. Yes. Okay.
- Yeah?
Danger crushes, pushes my buttons,
forces me to agree ♪
Danger's a slut, it's in my gut,
at night, it whispers ♪
- Okay. Whoa, whoa, whoa, watch your step.
- [laughs]
Just stairs, right?
Wow. Look at the stars.
- [laughs]
- Oh, care-careful.
They're so bright out here.
Yeah.
[sighs]
It's like that when you get away
from town.
[Carrie] When I was little, my dad said
wherever I went, I could always
find my way home by the stars.
Um, people used to just use the stars
back before the-the spy satellites
and-and the GPS went up,
all the bad stuff.
It was just the stars.
That's all you really need.
That's Mars.
They say we're gonna go there one day.
Imagine that? People on Mars?
[chuckles]
That's amazing.
I think it's terrifying.
I read all The Martian Chronicles.
- I'm a spacehead, I guess.
- [chuckles softly]
There's this, um,
amazing sentence in there.
"Earth men have a talent
for ruining big and beautiful things."
Leave it alone, I say.
[ethereal music playing]
Can't it be enough to just look? I mean
Look at that.
We can ♪
Stars.
I can carry it all ♪
I can break your fall ♪
Oh ♪
Oh ♪
Oh ♪
I'm gonna wait for you ♪
One day with the sunrise ♪
we'll run to the outside ♪
Start a life on the crashing ♪
Do not bitch at me
if you throw up in your own car.
Okay, Mom.
I can break your fall ♪
Oh ♪
I will, I will ♪
Oh ♪
I will ♪
Oh ♪
I'm gonna, I'm gonna wait for you ♪
I'm gonna wait, I'm gonna wait,
I'm gonna wait ♪
Oh ♪
Oh ♪
Oh ♪
I'm gonna, I'm gonna wait for you ♪
I'm gonna wait, I'm gonna wait,
I'm gonna wait ♪
Oh ♪
Shh.
[lock clicks]
Oh ♪
I'm gonna wait for you ♪
Hey, Daddy.
Found my way home.
I had a good night.
[tense, somber music playing]
[door closes]
[keys jingle]
[latch clicks]
- [Sue whispering] This way.
- [Chris laughing] I know.
Yeah.
I got this.
- I want chili cheese fries.
- Shh, shh.
- You are gonna wake up your dad.
- [laughs] Yeah, okay.
Sue, are you gonna get me fries?
No, asshole, I'm gonna get you
water and aspirin.
- Shh
- Shh. Yeah.
[laughing softly]
[footsteps approach]
- [gasps]
- [Sue] Here. Take this.
Thank you.
Delicious.
Are you gonna replace me?
Of course not.
[gentle music playing]
♪
[sighs]
[Amélie Farren sings
"Unsweetened Lemonade"]
My eyes are made of acid ♪
and my tongue is sharp with spite ♪
Attention whore with too much pride ♪
there's no one I wouldn't fight ♪
I don't like confrontation,
but I'm staring at the sun ♪
I won't quit until my eyes go red ♪
I'll finish what's big, and I fucked the
reaper 'cause I knew my time was coming ♪
Can't you see? ♪
I was either gonna die at 12
or 90-fucking-three ♪
I'd do anything for 20 bucks,
I'd sell my sour soul ♪
'cause lemonade is bitter
till you sweeten up the bowl ♪
I'm sitting in the bathroom,
I'm crying citrus tears ♪
Everything I'll ever love decayed ♪
over the years ♪
[gentle piano music playing]
You want breakfast?
Um
How are you feeling?
I just have a headache.
Think maybe I got a cold.
Hmm. You don't have a fever.
Well, my night was really good.
Homework was really good?
Yeah, it-it was.
- And I-I got some really good sleep.
- Mm.
My Heavenly Father ♪
How was your night?
[sighs]
Do you know, Carietta,
that it is so common
to find drug paraphernalia,
and drugs themselves,
in the restroom of big-box stores
that there is a special,
overnight drop box just for that?
I didn't.
I didn't, either,
till they put me on nights,
and now, that-that is something
that I have to know.
And it is hardly all.
I'm learning a lot.
my soul ♪
My Heavenly Father ♪
watches over me ♪
Oh, man, who took this? I look so stoned.
Who the fuck is Carrie Red?
[PEGGY sings "Villains Aren't Born
(They're Made)"]
Oh, shit.
[overlapping chatter]
- [gasps]
- [laughs]
Watch the torch set aflame ♪
Watch it burn, watch it fade ♪
Watch the armies gather soon ♪
Someone's got to win and lose ♪
They say ♪
- [phone camera clicks]
- What are you doing?
You're famous. See this?
who's to blame for that? ♪
Who's to blame for ♪
Count your blessings,
count your minutes ♪
Played my game, hell, now you're in it ♪
Bittersweet, my renegade ♪
- and I'm anything but tame ♪
- Hey, give it back, please.
Grab your sword,
you might just need it ♪
'cause I'm not afraid of cheating ♪
Oh, I hate to tell you this way ♪
but villains aren't born,
darling, they're made ♪
Scream my name when they run ♪
Honestly, it's kind of fun ♪
Scream it louder when they fall ♪
I'm never satisfied at all ♪
They take, they take until you give ♪
You taught me well, now watch me win ♪
Now watch me win ♪
Count your blessings,
count your minutes ♪
Played my game, hell, now you're in it ♪
Bittersweet, my renegade ♪
and I'm anything but tame ♪
Grab your sword,
you might just need it ♪
'cause I'm not afraid of cheating ♪
Oh, I hate to tell you this way ♪
I aim before I kill ♪
live only for the thrill ♪
It's bad, I know, but still ♪
there's nothing left to lose ♪
Don't tell me it's not fair ♪
Believe me, I've been there ♪
I'd much rather be alone ♪
if I'm sitting on a throne ♪
Count your blessings,
count your minutes ♪
Played my game, hell, now you're in it ♪
Bittersweet, my renegade ♪
and I'm anything but tame ♪
Grab your sword,
you might just need it ♪
'cause I'm not afraid of cheating ♪
Oh, I hate to tell you this way ♪
villains aren't born,
darling, we're made ♪