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Mentioned in 16 episodes
Carrie
Book • 1974
Set in Chamberlain, Maine, 'Carrie' by Stephen King tells the story of Carietta 'Carrie' White, a 16-year-old girl who is ridiculed and bullied by her peers and abused by her ultra-religious mother, Margaret.
Carrie discovers she has telekinetic powers after a humiliating incident in the school locker room where she gets her first period.
The story unfolds through multiple narratives, including newspaper reports, court transcripts, and personal memoirs, detailing Carrie's transformation from a shy and isolated girl to a force of vengeance.
After being humiliated at the school prom, Carrie unleashes her powers, causing widespread destruction and death in the town.
The novel explores themes of ostracism, bullying, and the psychological trauma experienced by its characters.
Carrie discovers she has telekinetic powers after a humiliating incident in the school locker room where she gets her first period.
The story unfolds through multiple narratives, including newspaper reports, court transcripts, and personal memoirs, detailing Carrie's transformation from a shy and isolated girl to a force of vengeance.
After being humiliated at the school prom, Carrie unleashes her powers, causing widespread destruction and death in the town.
The novel explores themes of ostracism, bullying, and the psychological trauma experienced by its characters.
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as a major influence on his work.

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as a book Stephen King penned in a small desk wedged between a washer and dryer.


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when discussing authors' origin stories and tips for success.


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as an example of an author who wrote a successful book in unconventional circumstances.


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as a major influence on his writing, particularly his novel Lunar Park.


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when discussing the different writing processes of successful authors.

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as an example of a Stephen King adaptation widely known in pop culture.

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as an example of an author who wrote in unconventional circumstances.

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como ejemplo de censura en Estados Unidos.


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as one of 

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as one of Stephen King's first books, when discussing King's depiction of women in his novels.

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