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Carrie Episode 8: World Explodes
Carrie’s telekinetic explosion reshapes Chamberlain’s night, leaving her both dead and reborn.
In brief
Carrie’s telekinetic explosion reshapes Chamberlain’s night, leaving her both dead and reborn. Carrie destroys the prom with telekinesis, survives Margaret’s death, and begins a new life with Emaline. Originally reported by Decider.
Prom Night Chaos
Carrie detonates the gym with telekinesis, shattering phones and sending students flying.
Tina’s Bloodied Face
Tina Blake’s face is bandaged, her eye still full of blood from glass shards.
Sue’s Interview
Sue recalls Carrie’s first day as a child, saying she was 'fucked' but kind.
Carrie’s Shadow
Sue sees a shadow that explodes, sending black shockwaves across the gym.
Margaret’s Death
Margaret dies from a telekinetic heart stop, using Adelaide’s interviewer powers.
Emaline’s Rescue
Emaline rescues Carrie, saying she’s 'a god' and 'a fucking hurricane.'
Carrie’s New World
Carrie walks with Emaline, saying 'it’s my world' and 'where are we? That’s the world.'
The Shadow Exploded
The shadow explodes, toppling tables, chaperones, students, and telekinetics.
Margaret’s Final Words
Margaret says, 'I’m going to give you a present' before her death.
Carrie’s Survival
Carrie survives Margaret’s death and begins a new life with Emaline.
The Prom Explosion
Carrie’s telekinetic explosion destroys the gym, sending students and chaperones flying.
Emaline’s Identity
Emaline reveals she’s an astral projector, part of the 'Parent Tried to Kill Me' club.
Adelaide’s Interview
Adelaide interviews Margaret, confirming Carrie is 'alive, certainly, I guess that’s not the same thing as safe.'
Carrie’s New Life
Carrie and Emaline walk away, saying 'it’s my world' and 'where are we? That’s the world.'
The Final Scene
Carrie wakes on the road with Emaline, saying 'it’s my world' and 'where are we? That’s the world.'
What to remember
Carrie destroys the prom with telekinesis, survives Margaret’s death, and begins a new life with Emaline.
