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Miss Desjarden:
You ever see something you can't explain? I'm not talking about a strange light in the sky or Jesus' face on a tortilla. I'm talking about something that's not supposed to happen. Like, in reality. Detective John Mulcahey:
You mean, like a miracle? Miss Desjarden:
[shaking her head]
Something else. Did you ever think the reason that you can't explain what happened on prom night is because... what happened wasn't natural? Two weeks ago, I saw a steel desk move across the floor without anyone touching it. Five inches. I measured. Carrie White was in the room when it happened. Detective John Mulcahey:
234 people died, and you're trying to sell me on some "Weekly World News" headline? Miss Desjarden:
I don't need you to tell me how many people died. Half of them were kids I saw every day. Detective John Mulcahey:
I am truly sorry for your loss, Miss Desjarden, I am. But that doesn't change the fact that someone's still unaccounted for. This girl is one of eight missing persons, but the problem is we only got seven bodies. Now, you're implying what, exactly? Miss Desjarden:
I'm not implying anything. I'm just giving you the facts. Detective John Mulcahey:
What did you see on prom night? Miss Desjarden:
I was hanging from an air vent, pissing my pants, trying not to get electrocuted. I didn't see anything. Might as well tell you it was poltergeists. Detective John Mulcahey:
But you don't believe that? Miss Desjarden:
No. Detective John Mulcahey:
You believe it was Carrie White? [Miss Desjarden sighs, she says nothing more]
You ever see something you can't explain? I'm not talking about a strange light in the sky or Jesus' face on a tortilla. I'm talking about something that's not supposed to happen. Like, in reality. Detective John Mulcahey:
You mean, like a miracle? Miss Desjarden:
[shaking her head]
Something else. Did you ever think the reason that you can't explain what happened on prom night is because... what happened wasn't natural? Two weeks ago, I saw a steel desk move across the floor without anyone touching it. Five inches. I measured. Carrie White was in the room when it happened. Detective John Mulcahey:
234 people died, and you're trying to sell me on some "Weekly World News" headline? Miss Desjarden:
I don't need you to tell me how many people died. Half of them were kids I saw every day. Detective John Mulcahey:
I am truly sorry for your loss, Miss Desjarden, I am. But that doesn't change the fact that someone's still unaccounted for. This girl is one of eight missing persons, but the problem is we only got seven bodies. Now, you're implying what, exactly? Miss Desjarden:
I'm not implying anything. I'm just giving you the facts. Detective John Mulcahey:
What did you see on prom night? Miss Desjarden:
I was hanging from an air vent, pissing my pants, trying not to get electrocuted. I didn't see anything. Might as well tell you it was poltergeists. Detective John Mulcahey:
But you don't believe that? Miss Desjarden:
No. Detective John Mulcahey:
You believe it was Carrie White? [Miss Desjarden sighs, she says nothing more]
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ln protest or something
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Good luck with that
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l'm totally joking
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And thanks for having my back with Desjarden
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Maybe if l wasn't the only one who skipped detention
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we could've made a point
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The rest of us wanted to go to the prom Chris
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Besides what we did sucked
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That's such a load of crap
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This is Carrie White's fault
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Movie Summary
Carrie White is a lonely and painfully shy teenage girl with telekinetic powers who is slowly pushed to the edge of insanity by frequent bullying from both her classmates and her domineering, religious mother.
Actors
Miss Desjarden
