Carrie White

1. Physical appearance:

Hair: Dirty blonde, fine, and dull. She doesn't take much care of it, which symbolizes her personal neglect and low self-esteem.

Skin: Pale, prone to acne. This makes her look sickly or unattractive to her peers.

Body: She is described as having a "heavy" or corpulent figure, though not obese. She is clumsy and uncoordinated, which makes her appear even more clumsy and out of place.

Clothing: She wears old-fashioned, long, and modest clothing imposed by her extremely religious mother. Her style makes her appear even more isolated and ridiculous among her peers.

Her visual appearance reinforces her role as an outcast: she doesn't conform to adolescent beauty standards and lacks the emotional or social tools to compensate.

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2. Personality:

Introvert: She has a very rich inner life, but struggles to communicate. She's isolated both at home and at school.

Submissive (at first): She appears obedient, fearful of her mother and authority. She avoids conflict, although inside she is filled with repressed emotions.

Hypervigilant: She's always alert to what others think, especially if they're judging her. This trait stems from constant harassment and abuse.

Naive: Due to the isolation in which she grew up, she is unaware of many basic aspects of life (such as her own menstrual cycle), which makes her an easy target for ridicule.

Reserved, but with latent potential for anger: As the story progresses, we see that inside her there is a great deal of pent-up rage, which has been suppressed for years.

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3. Insecurities:

Physical: She feels ugly, dirty, and "sinful" because of the religious upbringing she has received.

Social: She believes no one can love her, that she doesn't deserve love or friendship. She feels like a human anomaly.

Religious: She thinks her thoughts and desires are sinful. Her mother taught her that all pleasure is evil.

About her power: She's afraid of her telekinesis at first. She doesn't understand where it comes from.