Carrie (2026) s01e04 Episode Script

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[Emaline] Telekinesis and witchcraft, huh?
So, you think any of this is real?
[atmospheric music playing]
[Chris] I wanted to say that I'm sorry.
There's an empty McMansion
up on Spring Road,
and it's gonna be a really great party.
Do you want to come?
[Sue] I want you to come tonight.
There'll be lots of rooms.
Rooms with locks.
[Carrie] I used to dream about this.
- Having friends.
- [Emaline] You got to make sure
- that you choose the right ones.
- [Carrie] I'm having so much fun.
[Sue] Billy Nolan?
He's basically a drug dealer.
Does Daddy Hargensen know
where his little princess
is tonight?
You sure about this?
[Brooklyn] You don't get
to be a bitch to me
because your parents are getting divorced.
Divorced?
[Brooklyn] I thought that you knew.
[Billy] Ever hear a pig squeal when
it realizes you're gonna string it up?
[Lily Chao sings "In that Distant Land"]
[vehicles honking]
[Adelaide] On August 14th, 2010,
a combination
of construction and congestion
created an unprecedented bottleneck,
bringing the China National Highway 110
to a complete stop.
[baby crying]
It is the largest and longest
traffic jam in history,
spanning 60 miles and 12 grueling days.
Thirty-one-year-old Mei Liu
was on her way to visit her ailing parents
when she was trapped in her vehicle.
- Days went by.
- [sighs]
Days without sleep.
High temperatures, constant noise,
limited access
to food, water and sanitation
Build enough pressure,
and it will find a way to escape.
[chatter fades, stops]
[people shouting, exclaiming]
- [atmospheric music playing]
- [muffled chatter]
[Anna Sofia sings "Cruel World"]
[Adelaide] The video was dismissed
as a fake, of course,
but that didn't stop it from going viral.
Because whether they believed
she floated in the air
or wrote it off as a hoax,
people love to watch a woman fall.
Micky's got a light ♪
and a cash sack ♪
Stressin' but she prepped it for days ♪
She knows it's either this ♪
or the kids go back to their dad ♪
and then nothing remains ♪
Georgia parked the van at the market ♪
Eyes are peeled for any mistakes ♪
But if nobody's back
by that gold sunset ♪
Honey's gone, she'll be out in a blaze ♪
Hand on the register ♪
They shoot the messenger ♪
Blood on the counter but ♪
- Don't you just want it all? ♪
- [giggling]
So you take it all ♪
Tired of feeling small ♪
- Hey.
- But there's nothin' that'll save you ♪
when you fall ♪
Nobody to call ♪
'cause it's a cruel, cruel, world
when there ♪
- ain't any love ♪
- Don't you just want it all? ♪
So you take it all ♪
Tired of feeling small ♪
But there's nothin' that'll save you
when you fall ♪
Nobody to call ♪
'cause it's a cruel, cruel, world ♪
when there ain't any love ♪
Rogers runnin' wild on the fast track ♪
stabbin' every back as he goes ♪
He takes a little sip
from his starlight hit ♪
then goes back to his throne all alone ♪
- Marlin checks the numbers on Monday ♪
- Look at it. Look at it.
- Monday ♪
- He watched his river flow to the bay ♪
He sees the money drip,
feeling cold as shit ♪
and he knows that the man's gonna pay ♪
Sneaks by the fireplace ♪
Wraps that drink up in lace ♪
Fallin' by body weight but ♪
- Don't you just want it all? ♪
- [woman speaking indistinctly over video]
So you take it all,
tired of feeling small ♪
But there's nothin'
that'll save you when you fall ♪
Nobody to call ♪
'cause it's a cruel, cruel, world
when there ain't any love ♪
Don't you just want it all? ♪
So you take it all,
tired of feeling small ♪
But there's nothin'
that'll save you when you fall ♪
Nobody to call ♪
'cause it's a cruel, cruel, world ♪
when there ain't any love, huh ♪
Oh, take all the power
but once you come crumbling down ♪
- It's a cruel, cruel, world ♪
- Don't you just want it all? ♪
So you take it all,
tired of feeling small ♪
But there's nothin'
that'll save you when you fall ♪
Nobody to call ♪
'cause it's a cruel, cruel, world
when there ain't any love ♪
Why do you keep doing this to yourself?
Like, the first couple of days, I get it,
but now you're like
an addict getting a fix.
Hi. Good morning.
Nobody thinks it's you, by the way.
Carrie Red?
It's not a big deal.
Uh, did you finish Pride and Prejudice?
How far are you?
Freak.
Well, somebody's mad
they survived the abortion.
Emaline, don't. That
Uh, she didn't even hear me.
These people are fucking NPCs.
Why do you care what they think?
There's enough cruelty right now.
Just don't add to it.
Uh, don't want to be late for homeroom.
Yeah, heaven fucking forbid.
[indistinct chatter]
[student] I only told you, you asshole.
I didn't fucking post it.
It wasn't me. I fucking swear it wasn't.
Hey, hey, hey. Hey.
- That's enough--
- [students exclaim]
Okay, go. Go, go. Get out of here.
- [school bell rings]
- You two--
[Tina] So, Gina's parents
put her in some eating disorder clinic
a week after the whale watch post.
Carrie took her out of school.
She means Carrie Red.
But Gina's been bulimic
since, like, sophomore year.
That was fucking inevitable.
[Tina] Oh, and then the one
of Kumail and Kevin Andrews
tongue-fucking in the stairwell?
Yeah, I guess Kevin's family
didn't know he was even gay,
and someone at their church
actually showed them the post.
Snell, you with us?
Huh?
Are you doomscrolling?
Seeing Carrie's latest casualties?
They aren't my casualties.
[Chris] Oh, honey, we know.
And I promise, when we find out
who's behind the account,
I'm gonna fuck 'em up good for you.
No one messes with my girl.
It's really not a big deal.
I'm just ignoring it.
Good for you.
Seriously, if it was my face
on every one of those posts
shit,
you're stronger than me.
[Tina] Ooh.
"Carrie Red."
You know, I swear I heard that somewhere.
Do you remember, Sue?
Hey, space tits, what's up with you?
- Hey.
- Hi.
Where'd you run off to this morning?
I just had soccer stuff.
It's no big deal.
Are you okay?
- [students gasping]
- [Tina] Jesus.
Fuck.
Carrie, now you're getting physical?
[Desjardin] Listen, I don't want to hear
a single word out of anyone
until the bell rings.
And the next phone I see
goes under the front wheel of my car.
[whispers] Oh, shit.
[Margaret] That's
cute.
Mm.
My daughter made it for me.
We had a whole ceramics party
last weekend.
Listen, I would like
to be put back on register.
I applied for a register position,
not a janitorial one.
I think we can talk about that soon.
Define "soon."
Well, I've got to run it by
the regional manager.
But I'd say in a few weeks.
So I understand with absolute clarity,
why did you move me
to maintenance in the first place?
It's pretty normal.
New employees bounce around a little.
But you moved me without a ten-day notice.
According to the employee handbook,
that's standard.
[chuckles] Well, Margaret, honestly
Look, some of the complaints about your
behavior at the register were in writing.
When that happens, they don't really care
about the nuances of the situation.
They just follow the playbook.
The playbook said I had
to scrub feces off the floor?
The playbook said you should be let go.
You're still in
your probationary hire period.
I know it has custody complications
if it goes away.
So I intervened.
On your behalf.
Cleaning toilets is a favor,
is what you're saying.
No, not in so many words.
Look, just keep doing your job,
no further incidents,
and in a few weeks, I'll call corporate
and let them know
how well you've turned it around.
I-I really am trying to help.
And I'm grateful to you, Joanie.
I really am.
The late nights are just
getting to me, I guess.
I'm sorry.
[Grayle] There is not much
the school can do.
It's a social media account.
We don't know who runs it.
And, technically,
it's happening outside of school.
[Desjardin] No, it's inside.
It's everywhere.
Yeah, and it's not just students.
There's plenty of posts
about faculty, too.
And it's basically anonymous,
so there's no restraint whatsoever.
[Desjardin] Yeah. I mean, can we
take their phones away, somehow?
At least ban them from the classrooms?
That's not gonna fly.
[Grayle] That's not an option.
School shooting.
Parents have got to be able
to get in touch with their kids.
Look, we cannot police the Internet.
We can try to prevent
any further incidents of violence.
Which is why I am asking all of you,
for the time being, to monitor hallways
- in between classes.
- I'm sorry, what?
- Wait, we're-we're not security guards.
- [murmuring]
[Grayle] I want them to know
that they are being watched.
And under no circumstance
do you put yourself in harm's way.
Is that clear?
- [soft assenting]
- Thank you.
- [door shuts]
- [Margaret] You're late.
No-- Shoes.
Oh.
I swear, you're just like your father.
Tracking mud through my house.
Uh, I have to leave in 15.
I got stuck working another shift.
How was school?
It was good.
I'm sorry I was late.
I was at the computer lab. [stammers]
I know you don't like it,
but we have to use them for class, Mom.
Is something going on?
You're not eating.
And you're barely sleeping.
How do you know if I'm sleeping?
[group singing a hymn on radio]
Because I know your face
better than I know my own.
And, lately, I
I'm worried about you.
I'm fine.
See?
It's delicious.
I'm here if you need my help.
[man] The Lord is my shepherd.
I shall not want.
That's really the only thing
that I am here for.
On this earth.
I really am okay.
I promise.
He restoreth my soul.
He leadeth me
in the paths of righteousness
for his name's sake.
- [door opens, shuts]
- Yea, though I walk through the valley
of the shadow
[gasps]
"Mrs. White, we have tried repeatedly
to contact you by phone and mail
about Ralph White's cremains"
[somber music playing]
[rumbling]
[rattling]
[Agnes Obel sings "Fuel to Fire"]
[crickets chirping]
[buzzing]
Do you want me on your mind ♪
or do you want me ♪
- to go on? ♪
- [shuddering breaths]
I might be yours ♪
as sure as I can say ♪
Be gone, be far away ♪
[horn honking in distance]
[honking]
[Sue] Carrie.
Carrie. Carrie, hey.
Wh-What are you doing? [stammers]
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
I'm all good. I
What are you doing here?
I live here.
Oh.
Do you want to come inside?
I Um
Come on.
All right.
There you go, sweetheart.
- Thank you.
- Mm.
Do you want me to call your mom?
Uh, she's at work.
I can walk. I-I like to walk. I
I just
Forgot your shoes this time.
- Yes, ma'am.
- How do you forget your shoes?
Uh, yeah.
I think she's lying.
[Eleanor] You're about
the same size as Sue.
Sue, you give her an old pair
of your sneakers, okay?
Why don't you girls relax.
- I'll make some soup and we can just--
- Oh.
It's okay. I-I'm really not that--
I'll make some soup.
And then Sue will drive you home.
She can take my car, okay?
- [Carrie] Okay.
- Okay.
[Carrie] Soccer state champions.
Class president.
Debate team?
Wow, your mom must be so proud.
She's really cool.
For letting you do all this stuff.
What's your favorite?
Uh
this one.
[Art School Girlfriend sings
"Is It Light Where You Are"]
Found my way back ♪
We used to go to this summer camp
when we were little.
Chris, Tommy, all of us.
Uh, they did this camp Olympics thing.
Our team came in second to last, and
I was so mad.
Chris made us all trophies anyway.
She made it fun.
My mom wouldn't let me do
anything like this.
She won't let me do most things, really.
She, um
She doesn't talk to me.
Or she talks
but she doesn't tell me things.
Even if it's really important.
Like
really important.
Won't you look back on me ♪
Have you talked to her about it?
I mean, I see
you put on this brave face every day.
We all see it.
Where'd you call from tonight ♪
But you-you shouldn't have to, you know?
You're allowed to be angry.
But there's so much anger
out there already.
I mean, just look at school.
I don't know. Isn't it
better to try to keep a smile
on your face and
put that kind of energy out there instead?
Besides, if she knew
how it really is, she'd
never let me go back to school.
And she'd lose custody.
So
Yeah, it's
much better to smile.
[John] No, we can't keep waiting.
You move forward or you sell it.
Oh, come on.
One death can't shut down
an entire construction site, can it?
I mean, if Ralph White
kicks it 30 yards west,
we're not even having this conversation.
I don't care if he was off the books.
What I do care about is the gated
community that I sold my fucking clients.
I'm hemorrhaging here, Tyson.
That is under my discretion.
That is none of your concern.
But what is your concern, Tyson--
Are you listening to me?
What should be
of paramount fucking importance to you
is you get that job site open
by next week at the latest.
Do you hear me?
Tyson?
Hello? Fuck you!
Everything okay?
[chuckles] Yeah.
Yeah, everything's fine.
Who's Ralph White?
Nobody. No, just a
a real nobody who fucked up
a lot of things for a lot of people.
Well, we have a new kid in school,
Carrie White.
Yeah, I-I heard her dad
died in some accident.
- That's why she had to enroll.
- Oh, shit.
That's the secret closet kid, right?
What's she like?
Um
- she's
- [reverse alarm beeping in distance]
[whirring]
Oh, shit.
Hey! Hey!
Hey.
Hey. Whoa.
Hey! Hey, hey!
No, no.
- Wait, that's my car!
- Listen, my man. [stammers]
There's obviously been a mistake.
Just call the bank.
They-they said we have more time.
Dad, what are you talking about?
- Please.
- You have 30 days to provide evidence
of the reversal on the repossession
- or the bank can contact us directly.
- He's a fucking repo man?
Go inside, honey. Please.
Look, if you just give me five minutes,
- I'll get the bank on the phone--
- Dad?
Not now! Christine! Jesus. Listen.
Hey, listen. Hold on! Just a second, okay?
This is obviously a mistake.
[Katie Garfield sings
"Trouble Never Looked So Good"]
Baby, I want to get caught
just to see your reaction ♪
[phone whooshes]
- [message chimes]
- Baby, I'm not who you thought ♪
Just a ghost in a jacket ♪
Oh, fuck you, you fucking bitch.
I want to pay the price ♪
Press against the blade ♪
I'm in paradise ♪
No, I don't want to feel safe ♪
when you cut the ice ♪
Ice ♪
Trouble never looked so good ♪
- [sighs]
- Good in the worst way ♪
So good that it hurts me ♪
[camera shutter clicks]
- Just my type ♪
- [phone whooshes]
- [message chimes]
- Trouble never looked so good ♪
[Sue] Look, the letter's fucked-up.
And you're right--
you have to say something to her.
I guess she's probably having
a hard time, too.
Right?
With your dad gone.
Yeah.
What was he like?
[Haute & Freddy sing
"I Like My People Weird"]
Who are you ♪
He was great.
Uh
complicated.
I think he was
really afraid all the time.
Afraid of what?
[sighs]
All kinds of things.
Um
radio signals,
chemtrails,
biological warfare,
the deep state.
But I-I've been reading a lot
since I got to school, and
[sighs]
I'm starting to think
maybe he didn't need to be so scared.
But, I mean, maybe he's right.
Was right.
As soon as he was gone,
a government social worker
started monitoring us, so
I like my people weird ♪
If you could go back
to the way things were
Oh, weird ♪
never know about school, people
Carrie Red, all of that
Yesterday
would you do it?
Where are you ♪
today ♪
I mean, that's what my mom wants.
But
no.
No, I think it's better to know.
Even if it's bad.
[shudders]
No.
I think it's better to know.
I'm not one of you ♪
[Desjardin] "Body count beast."
And I thought we had bullies
when I was in high school.
[scoffs]
[Nico Yaryan sings "Just Tell Me"]
What?
Look.
Does it feel like we've come ♪
On our salaries, you should really charge.
Okay, this isn't funny.
Kids are savages.
I-It was the same at my last school.
Y-You have to let it run its course.
All right? They-they will get bored.
All right. Well, there's shit
about you on here, too.
- You okay with that?
- Got to be.
- Why? What's it say?
- You know,
I think my issue with it
is I don't understand
how we are supposed to maintain
their respect with shit like that.
God, I forget how young you are sometimes.
Okay, don't do that.
I apologize.
Look, we all come into this, right,
thinking we're gonna shape young minds.
And-and you will.
Right? F-For some of them.
But the reality is some of their minds
are half garbage when we get them.
Wow.
- You won Teacher of the Year?
- Look.
[sighs] They're gonna talk shit.
If you want their respect,
gonna have to stay cool and tune it out.
But, remember, they're not your peers.
That's the danger zone.
Protect yourself and keep your distance.
'Cause given half a chance,
they will break your heart.
Or worse.
It's bad enough
I'm not going to school next year,
but now I'm literally fucking trapped
in Ewen.
They stole my fucking car,
Carrie White stole my best friend,
and my dad treats me
like a fucking client.
I mean, can you get emancipated
after you've turned eight--
I'm sorry.
Am I boring you?
Mm, yeah, a little.
What?
You're crying about
divorced parents
and a repo'd G-Wagon
and having to get student loans.
I mean, yeah, it's a little boring.
Welcome to America, princess.
- [bottle shatters]
- What the fuck?
That could've hit someone.
Oh, no.
Not that.
Dick.
That is so dangerous.
Eh. That's not
that's not dangerous.
- I'll show you what's dangerous.
- [heavy scraping]
[grunts]
[exhales]
This is dangerous.
Billy, what the fuck?
You could actually hurt someone.
No. I-I'm saving them right now.
'Cause, you know, if I let this go,
then gravity takes it
and somebody could get hurt.
But I'm holding it back.
So every person driving by
down there has me to thank.
Saved another.
And another. [chuckles]
Saved him, too.
I'm a fucking hero.
You're a fucking psycho.
There's
there's two kinds of people in this world.
There's the people holding the bricks
and then there's the people driving by,
oblivious to how close they are to just
t-taking it right in the fucking face.
You know, half the people down there
probably wouldn't give me the time of day.
Other half probably think
you're a fucking stuck-up little bitch.
And we're up here saving their asses.
And they don't even know.
Oh, cut the shit.
You wouldn't.
I would.
If you tell me to.
[tense music playing]
Dare me.
Do it.
[gasps]
- [laughing]
- [horn honking]
Holy shit.
Holy shit! Holy shit.
- ["Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone"
playing]
- [laughs] Oh, my God!
Jesus bear ♪
the cross alone ♪
and all the world ♪
go free? ♪
No, there's a cross ♪
for everyone ♪
for there's ♪
a cross ♪
for me ♪
[employee] And they're all so cute.
Because they don't really understand
the game
and they're just running,
like, in this big group
after the ball all around the field--
I'll take the men's room tonight, Hans.
I'm already covered in excrement.
There's no reason for us both
to go home smelling like this.
That's really cool of you.
Thanks.
I'm sorry. I-I know
that this isn't worth talking about.
I just, um
Joanie's never been anything
but great to me.
She's professional,
she's supportive, she's kind,
she's a good manager.
I assume you agree.
Yeah, yeah. She's-she's great.
If people can
go around spreading gossip
like that about her,
of all people, I--
I'm sorry. I'm just
She's never ever said anything
even a little bit
racially controversial to me.
Or to you. I assume.
Um, no. Never.
Rappers say the word all the time.
Maybe they misheard her.
Anyway, she's a good person.
She's a good manager.
And she does not deserve this
this bullshit.
There. I said it.
It's bullshit.
Some people,
they don't care who they hurt.
Have you heard anything?
No.
[clock ticking]
[gasps]
Honey.
[sighs]
It's late. You-you need to be in bed.
"We have tried repeatedly
to contact you by phone
and mail about Ralph White's cremains."
- These people, they-they run
- "Ralph White's cremains
- a-a sick business.
- are still unclaimed."
It-It's a predatory business.
They pump people's bodies
full of toxic waste
- and then they plant them
- "And if you fail to retrieve them
- in price-gouged wooden boxes.
- immediately, they will be humanely
disposed of."
That isn't Daddy.
That's just ash.
Dad is here.
With us.
[somber music playing]
It's him.
It's what's left of him.
We-- we are what is left of him.
I miss him, too, sweetie.
He's not here with us, though.
And you won't even clean up his clothes,
like he's gonna walk through the door
any minute.
But
Mom, how can he rest if we won't let him?
I'll
I'll go with you.
We could do this together.
Just bring him home
so he can rest in some kind of peace.
How dare you.
No, please, we never talked
- about it.
- Carietta.
[Mallrat sings "Teeth"]
Two hours.
In my prayer, I don't speak ♪
But with my hands and on my knees ♪
When I ask, I receive ♪
Don't play fair, don't be sweet ♪
It's in the air that I breathe ♪
Understand it's up my sleeve ♪
[Sue] What's he doing here?
[Chris] He's my ride.
Where's your car?
You think Kylie Jenner
drives herself around?
We all deserve a pussy-whipped chauffeur
now and then.
- Ew.
- [Billy] Please walk slower, ladies.
If there's one thing I love doing,
it's waiting on a bunch of kids
in a high school parking lot.
Oh, aren't half your clients
in this parking lot?
- [Chris] Snell, get in.
- I can't. I have practice.
Oh, come on. You blew me off
last night for Carrie White,
you're blowing me off today for soccer?
I'm blowing nothing. It's not about you.
It's fine.
Today, you're being replaced.
Hey, Carrie. Get in.
Oh, uh, that's okay.
I like to walk.
No, it's not okay.
Friends don't let friends walk.
Especially in those shoes. Come on.
Hang out, decompress.
- We insist.
- Um
Okay. I
I just, I have to be home
before my mom's shift ends.
Carrie doesn't abandon her friends.
[Tommy] Hey, Sue!
[car door closes]
Fine, yeah, okay. You win.
Let's go.
- [Chris] Really?
- [Sue] Mm-hmm.
[engine starts]
[Joanie] Uh, I know the policy, Carl,
but the tip line can be
I have a right to face my accuser.
That's the thing, if it's anonymous,
then how am I supposed to
For how long?
I mean, is it truly leave, or is this
Why can't you tell me?
How-how long am I supposed to
That's not fair.
That's not fair.
You might as well be firing me.
Well, that doesn't make sense.
[engine stops]
I have to pee.
Then pee.
[car door closes]
- Ta-da.
- [gasps] Gimme.
Wh Can I have some?
Uh, have you had these before?
Well, sometimes my dad
would sneak them home for me
in his work toolbox.
Mom never checked there.
Okay, liberal house.
- Go on. Be my guest.
- [laughs softly]
Oh.
Sorry. Is that too much?
You know, it's your life.
Damn. Now I got to pee, too.
You bitches need to do your Kegels.
- What are Kegels?
- [Chris] Oh, honey.
You don't need to worry about those.
Go easy on those.
Oh, well, we weren't allowed
to have candy.
Processed sugar
and high-fructose corn syrup.
My dad used to say that red dye 40
altered DNA.
He was always super careful
about what he'd bring me.
Honestly, I-I don't even care
if these have it.
They don't.
But they're special in other ways.
How?
You'll see.
- [laughs softly]
- Hmm.
[both laugh]
[pop music playing quietly]
- [phone vibrates]
- [cash register clicking]
[dark music playing]
[Tina] Where the fuck are we?
One of my dad's sites.
He was talking about it on the phone,
so I know it's empty.
I'm tired of the same old spots.
Let's have a little adventure.
[Tina] Okay.
- [hip-hop playing on speakers]
- This is def a vibe.
But there are, like, no walls.
- [Chris] So?
- It's fucking cold.
Oh, grow up. We've got blankets and booze.
What do you think, Carrie?
[low rumble]
Wow.
- [Tina giggles]
- What's with her?
We might have had a few edibles.
- You drugged her?
- [Chris] No.
She grabbed them, she drugged herself.
Yeah, she said she's had them before.
Right, Carrie?
Uh, but we don't tell Momma,
'cause of the corn syrup.
You sure you're okay?
I'm so good.
[Chris] Let her live, Snell.
God, we should all be so lucky.
[low rumble]
It's beautiful.
I have to pee.
- [Tina] Didn't you just go?
- Small bladder.
Oh, God. Tommy Salami
didn't give you a UTI, did he?
You're peeing after sex, right?
Watch her. Be right back.
Don't know if anyone's emptied
those porta-potties for months,
but suit yourself.
[Tina] "Salami"?
[pop music playing quietly on speakers]
[exhales] I'm hot.
No, it's fucking freezing.
Chris, why did you actually bring us here?
Because
it's haunted.
- Stop it.
- Truth.
Yeah, someone died here.
Not too long ago, too.
I heard my dad talking about it.
Some construction worker.
I don't know the guy's name,
but he fell down an open trench.
Yeah.
He was in a trench, and I guess
a bunch of, like, concrete or whatever
just caved in.
The whole thing collapsed on him.
They closed the site.
They had to dig him out of the trench.
I think that's it.
Right there.
What?
That's where he died.
Right in that trench, I guess.
Like I said, I don't know much more.
[dark music playing]
[Tina] Yeah, Chris,
I don't know about this one.
I mean, I guess it could be fun if
if it was 20 degrees warmer.
Did you hear that?
[Chris] Hear what?
You okay, Carrie?
[Tina] She's probably hearing,
like, auras.
I mean, she take, like, four gummies?
Wait, what is she doing?
[Chris] Hey, Carrie.
Be careful.
Aah!
[gasps]
Daddy?
- [wind whooshing]
- [panting]
[low rumble]
[man in distance] Look out, look out!
No!
[whimpering]
[screams]
Oh, my God.
- Carrie. Relax.
- [Carrie whimpering]
[Billy] Fucking hell. Hang on.
[Carrie crying]
[Carrie screams in distance]
[crying] Daddy
What the fuck is going on?
- Get her out.
- Yeah, I'm fucking trying.
Daddy, I'm sorry.
What is she talking about?
[Carrie panting]
[grunts]
- Were you recording this?
- No.
- Hey. Hey.
- No, what the fuck is wrong with--
- Relax.
- What the fuck is wrong?
- What the fuck, Snell?
- Yeah, what the fuck?
We wouldn't post it, Snell. Fuck.
Think it through. If that hit Carrie Red,
people would know it was Chris.
There's, like, no one else here.
- There's no deniability.
- Tina.
[Tina] Oh, fuck. Chris.
I'm so sorry.
I'm so sorry.
I talk too much when I'm high.
Shut your fucking mouth.
- Sh What is she talking about?
- I saw you posting on it at lunch,
and I thought that you knew
that I saw you--
Shut up!
Are you Carrie Red?
[somber music playing]
[Tina] I mean, it's kind of obvious,
isn't it?
Like, if you know what to look for.
Like, at first, I couldn't figure out
why you were hanging out
with that fucking loser,
but I mean, it's pretty fucking genius.
[laughs softly]
It's just a joke.
God, it's just a stupid meme account.
You guys are acting like
I'm the fucking Zodiac or something.
It's a fucking joke, okay?
It's a fucking joke, guys. That's all.
[Carrie] And you
and you brought me here
[crying softly]
Carrie.
- [Chris] Oh, she'll be fine.
- Carrie?
[Billy] If she's headed back into town,
she can make her own way home.
- I don't need all mud in my car.
- Fuck you.
- [Billy] Fuck you, too.
- What is he even doing here?
- Fucking sociopath.
- Don't talk to him like that.
He was there for me
when you were too fucking busy to care.
[Tina] I'm so fucking sorry.
I-I didn't know what I was saying.
I just-- I-I want to go home.
Get in the car.
I'm not going anywhere with you.
I-I I can't-I can't--
I can't believe this.
- Carrie? Carrie?
- You want to find her?
Yeah, let's find her.
I'll record it, we'll make a post
- for your fucking charity porn.
- What?
You were supposed to babysit her,
not keep the bitch.
Do you finally feel good enough, Sue?
Saint Snell,
rescuing the three-legged dog?
Do you get off on it
or do you just, like, enjoy
making the rest of us feel like shit?
Performative bullshit!
- Fuck you.
- I mean, you didn't like her, either.
I mean, "Carrie Red"
was your fucking name.
What is wrong with you?
Take your fucking pick.
[Paris Paloma sings
"last woman on earth"]
Cremate me ♪
deliver me to safety ♪
So that when it's spent, maybe ♪
it will be my own ♪
Scatter ashes ♪
- Hey.
- leave no marker where you plant it ♪
- What's going on? You okay?
- So the hordes will be disbanded ♪
as they search on a treasure map
for my headstone ♪
It's okay. It's okay.
Leave me to the beasts and bears ♪
I'd rather that the feast was theirs ♪
They can't reserve neighboring plots ♪
or request to be buried on top ♪
- Leave me for a day or two ♪
- [crying softly]
to make sure that I turn blue ♪
For the first time ♪
- since I drew breath ♪
- [whispering indistinctly]
- Come on. Come
- I'm undesirable again ♪
[stifled shout]
[screams]
[car alarms blaring]
[dog barking in distance]
[Emaline] Carrie?
[laughs] I knew it.
What That wasn't me.
Oh, for fuck's sake, Carrie.
- What are you doing here?
- I'm just taking a walk.
Hey, you're okay.
You're okay. You're okay, Carrie. Come on.
- Let's go home. Come on.
- Okay. [sniffles]
- [door closes]
- [sighs]
Carietta White.
You did not even come home from school.
You are in
[gasps]
You were right.
[The Last Dinner Party
sings "The Scythe"]
About everything.
They're awful people, Momma. They're
evil people, and
and I tried, I-I tried so hard,
but they were just
laughing.
At me.
I'll take you, too ♪
The whole time, and I
I'm sorry. I'm so sorry I didn't listen.
Limbs'll disconnect ♪
Like the phone ♪
- Help me.
- lines ♪
Help me, Momma, please.
I
Please help me.
I need your help so much. I
Of course.
Of course.
Oh, honey, of course. You just
Nothing ♪
You tell me what happened.
You tell me everything that happened,
and we will make them pay.
Make it quick ♪
Okay?
Make it quick ♪
We will make them pay.
We will make them pay.
so I can't see the scythe ♪
in its sheath ♪
Don't cry ♪
we're bound together ♪
Each life runs its course ♪
I'll see you in the next one ♪
Next time, I know you'll call ♪
I'll put your record on ♪
keep it spinning ♪
under the LEDs ♪
till I'm seasick ♪
Nothing lasts ♪
Nothing lasts ♪
Nothing lasts, I know I've seen ♪
the scythe in its sheath ♪
Don't cry ♪
we're bound together ♪
Each life runs its course ♪
I'll see you in the next one ♪
Next time, I know you'll call ♪
Next time you call ♪
I'll be your girl ♪
You'll be in silk ♪
and I'll wear my furs ♪
We can go out ♪
I feel your mouth ♪
Open me up ♪
butcher my heart ♪
Please let me die on the street
where you ♪
live ♪