Carrie Ringu

The prom night that changed everything

(This is a story I wanted to make every sense. I heard of Carrie and The Ringu. Been meaning to read the books. Going to read Carrie and trying to find a Ringu English translation. Same with the movies watched Carrie 1976 and 2013. Looking for a way to watch The Ringu 1998. Going to have bits a piece from a bunch of different versions of Carrie and The Ringu. Along with other horror movies and horror video games. So I hope you guys like this story.)

???: So you don't have a ton of friends.

Kid: l'm worried that they won't like me. Maybe they think I am some kind of freak. Or it's because I'm just ugly.

???: Don't say that you just have to put your self out there. I know one girl you could talk to she just moved her. Her names Marcy Wu. Your a beautiful young woman. People should like you for just being you.

Kid: Okay I'll try bye Miss Carrie. Thanks for the help.

The women on a chair was a tall women with long thick beautiful strawberry blonde hair, clear skin with freckles and blue eyes and an slim figure having a southerner low-soft voice. This women is Carrie White.

Narrator: Original Carrie White died after killing her mother and her classmates. She was abused for many things. When she got her first period she thought she was dying. She begged and pleaded for help but the other girls just threw tampons at her. Saying plug it up. After being Pranked at prom for being the queen, with pig blood dumping on her, she went on a rage. She had psychic powers, and she killed everyone there. But in this you universe, something different happened. She had an friend and teacher that stop the prank and had Carries back. Ms. Rita Desjardin and Sue Snell were those people that helped.

(Prom night 1980.)

When Sue first came to Ms. Rita in a nonsensical panic, her first instinct is to turn her away, her protectiveness over Carrie and her special night nearly blinding her from the truth. But when she really listens to what Sue tells her, her heart drops.

Ms. Rita storms through the auditorium, finding the mean-hearted hooligans above the stage with their buckets of blood and drags them kicking and screaming before they can humiliate an innocent girl on the most special night of her life so far.

She makes sure they've got no backups and tosses it all where they can't salvage it, the vice principal escorting them out as his ruthless lecture begins and more than eager to call the miscreant's parents.

Ms. Rita wants to follow, to see justice be served, but she stays, and God is she glad she does.

Because when she sees Carrie White standing up there in her beautiful prom dress and blinding smile and tiara in her mess of curls, she knows she did the right thing. So Ms. Rita decided to let Sue back in to have fun.

Once she and Tommy Ross have their slow dance, Carrie runs to Ms. Rita, beaming and nearly jumping up and down as she holds her hands with a trembling grasp, a look of disbelief and pure joy on her features.

Carrie: Thank you, Ms. Rita. You believed that I could be beautiful. And you made me believe it too. (She grins, her plump cheeks flushed from all the excitement.) I'm so happy.

She barrels into Ms. Rita and the woman wastes no moment before pulling her into a tight embrace.

Ms. Rita: I'm so happy you're happy, darlin'.

Ms. Rita doesn't tell Carrie about the blood or the bullies. There's no reason to ruin her perfect night. Soon Carrie started dance with Tommy and Sue. Carrie finally breaking out of her shell.

As the night begins to dwindle and the kids begin to shuffle out of the gymnasium off to wherever it is they go after school dances, Tommy and Sue saying their goodbyes to Carrie. With them making plans on hang out sometime this week. Carrie still sits on the edge of the stage, tiara in her hands as she stares at it with wonderment.