Carrie

Carrie's first manifestations of her ability were at school, on physical education day.

SCENE: It was an ordinary day, and Carrie, as usual, was on the sidelines while the others played volleyball. Carrie didn't catch a single ball the entire game, which prompted her classmates to take turns slapping her, calling her names, and criticizing her as they passed her on their way to the locker room. In the shower, Carrie, washing off sweat, realized she'd leaked, but at that point, Carrie didn't know what a period was. Eventually, Carrie thought it was a symptom of cancer and threw a tantrum, prompting her classmates to throw napkins at her and chant "plug it in." The teacher came running at the noise. Sue tried to explain that she was "on her period," to which Carrie began screaming and insisting it was cancer. When Carrie was driven to the point of screaming, the light began to flicker faintly and dimly, and the napkins on the wet floor began to fall apart in short jerks. After chasing away all the girls, the teacher calmed the screaming Carrie, and this scene ended when the fluorescent lamp, which was new at the time and couldn't have died so quickly after installation, instantly burned out. This was the very first manifestation.

The second occurred when Margaret, after the incident at school, took Carrie home at the principal's request. At home, Margaret punished Carrie for supposedly sinning by using a public shower and locked Carrie in the closet. Carrie tried to escape, but, giving in, she again lapsed into a state in which she breaks down into screaming fits. Shouting "You bitch!", the locked-in Carrie, who had shouted the insult, and Margaret simultaneously jumped back from the door with a sigh when a long, open crack suddenly appeared in it.

The third manifestation of her powers occurred at school, when Carrie was walking down the hallway. She had a braid on her hair, which involuntarily attracted far more mocking glances. Entering the school restroom, Carrie looked at herself in the mirror and, wincing, unbraided her hair. Afterwards, Carrie stared at her reflection. The mirror, of course, shattered.

Carrie attended school in the city from first grade, and over time, she began to be bullied by her classmates, and then by all the other students at the school. Carrie was also the victim of her Orthodox mother, which led Margaret to force Carrie to pray. All of this eventually led Carrie to withdraw into herself. And to this day, she is still treated unkindly.

Telekinesis is the ability to move anything you want using your mind, including liquids, air, and, most commonly, solid objects. Telekinesis allows you to move anything you want.

Since telekinesis can influence absolutely and undeniably everything, telekinesis has several forms: geokinesis—the manipulation of earth, rocks, and landscapes; pyrokinesis and theromokinesis—the manipulation of an object's temperature, allowing it to be heated; hydrokinesis—the manipulation of liquids, such as water; aerokinesis—the manipulation of wind, steam, fog, and clouds; electrokinesis—the manipulation of electricity, allowing electronics to be controlled and disabled without damage; and fragokinesis—a telekinetic technique that explodes objects by directing them in all directions from within.

Telekinesis is a psychic ability, therefore it is tied to the psyche. Telekinesis responds to emotions.

Telekinesis has a second name, which is “psychokinesis”.

Telekinesis and psychokinesis are different words, but the root "kinesis" makes their meaning the same: the movement of whatever one wants with the mind.

It is unknown from where, but Carrie one day began to suspect something strange, until she figured it out.

Carrie read a lot in the school library and on the internet about terms that referred to "moving things," and Carrie learned that it was "telekinesis."

Carrie didn't know where the gift came from, was it from birth? Or from stress? Or was it hereditary?

Carrie concluded that her gift was hereditary, passed down either from her grandmother or her father. Fortunately, Carrie did not inherit her father's cancer and is completely healthy.

Carrie only has a mother, Margaret White. Carrie's father was Ralph White, but Carrie doesn't know her father because he died before Carrie was born. Ralph died of cancer. Nothing is known about her grandparents.

Carrie's mother works in a clothing store, selling dresses and making them to order. Margaret is a very good seamstress, and customers have often praised her work.

Carrie also learned to sew as she grew older, and just as well as her mother.

Appearance: Blonde, weight about 54-55 kg with a height of 163-165, age 16 years. Eyes are dark brown, almost black, so much so that they seem to cast a shadow.

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