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Carrie White (Chloë Grace Moretz) is a young girl in her last 3 months of her senior year in high school. All of her life Carrie just wanted to live a normal life, the life that all teenage girls want. But Carrie's overly-religious, deranged mother Margaret White (Julianne Moore) wants Carrie to live a life free of sin. Margaret abuses Carrie, not only physically, but by locking Carrie in a closet to pray.
One day, after gym class in the school showers, Carrie had her very first period (surprisingly at the age of 17 or 18). Knowing nothing of periods she thinks she's bleeding to death. The other girls laughed at Carrie and teased her by throwing tampons and feminine napkins at Carrie. One of the girls named Chris Hargensen (Portia Doubleday) recorded Carrie with a phone. Chris has always hated Carrie and in fact, hates Carrie the most.
Once Carrie gets home, her mother says that Carrie is now a woman and if she had not sinned, the curse of blood wouldn't be upon her. Margaret then told Carrie to go to her closet and pray, but Carrie refused. Margaret forced Carrie into the closet and locked the door. As Carrie screams to be let out, she makes a crack - in the shape of a line - go down the door. Both Margaret and Carrie are surprised in this, and Carrie finally realizes her telekinetic powers.
The next day, the gym teacher Miss Desjardin (Judy Greer) yells at the girls and tries to make them feel bad about what they did to Carrie. She informs the girls they will have detention for the rest of the week with her. When Chris tells her she wont go, Ms. Desjardin informs her that anyone who doesn't show up for detention will have 3 months suspension and refusal of their prom tickets. Chris, felling like she didn't do anything wrong, doesn't go and plans to get revenge.
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