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got his hands all over Carrie.
That's not true. Nothing happened.
- Why are you doing this?
- Why am... talk to him!
- He wasn't doing anything.
- I saw you!
I think your brother
just needs to get laid.
Don't you ever touch my
sister again, do you hear me?!
Stop it!
Stop it!
No! No!
- What...
- Oh, my God. Are you all right?
- Julian!
- Cathy!
Julian!
you and Carrie? Just tell me.
You accuse me? Well,
you're the twisted one.
You know, I could never figure
out why you couldn't love me.
But it's because of him, isn't it?
What do you mean?
Are you in love with him?
Are you with him?!
You're such a bastard.
I'm the bastard, am I?
Then why are you still here?
Because up until this moment,
I thought that our child
should know his father.
And close.
- And tendu.
And close.
to the other side, please.
Nice, long arms.
Nice and tall, please.
Long. Tuck the tailbones.
And finish. Beautiful.
Curtsy at the bar, please.
Thank you so much.
I'll see you next week.
You did a great job, girls.
I'll see you all next week, okay?
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
Remember to stretch.
Corrine.
I'm sorry. I thought
you were someone else.
That's been happening
to me since the accident.
That's all right.
I'm sure it's not easy losing
your boyfriend like that.
I heard it was a miracle
you even survived.
I guess I'm just lucky.
At least you have your beautiful son.
Jory.
I bet he'll be a wonderful dancer,
just like his father was.
Nice class today, Ruby.
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
See you soon.
All things bright and beautiful
all things wise and wonderful
the lord God made them all
each little bird that sings
he made their tiny wings
Can I get you a doughnut?
They're homemade.
I haven't got much of a sweet tooth.
Well, I suppose that's because
I don't know about that.
Well, your voice certainly is.
But I'm sure all the boys back
in high school told you that.
No. Not really.
Listen, there is a, uh, new play
at the playhouse this weekend,
if you're interested.
We could have dinner afterwards.
You want to go on a date with me?
I'm... I'm so sorry.
I... I should have figured
that you have a boyfriend.
Oh, no, I don't. That's not it.
I'd love to go.
That's great.
Cath? You home?
In here.
Cathy had an evening
class, so I'm watching Jory.
That's awfully nice of you.
Oh, I wanted to.
Oh, he's my sweet boy. Aren't you?
I think he has Carrie's eyes, don't you?
More like Corey's.
Who's Corey?
Carrie's twin.
He died when he was 6.
Christopher, I'm so sorry.
Oh, you... you never mentioned him.
I'm sorry. I should
have told you earlier.
I'm glad you told me.
I don't want us to have secrets anymore.
Between the choir bake sales
and the collection plate,
we have raised almost enough money
to go to the choral
festival this spring.
Down in Macon? Uh,
which hymn would we do?
Well, I enjoy "Praise his name,"
but I was thinking of trying
"Children, go where I send thee. "
Unless you don't like that one.
Oh, no. That's one of my favorites.
It's just...
my stepfather used to sing it
to me whenever I had bad dreams.
It's hard to imagine you
having any bad thoughts.
You know, most girls your age
are only interested
in the latest hairstyle
or movie magazine,
but you're different,
more innocent and pure.
I just like singing. That's all.
I bet you think I'm a pretty big square
No. Really, I... I like it.
Carrie, you...
you're like a beautiful, precious doll.
Alex.
I know it's only been a few months,
but I know deep in my
heart that you are good.
I may not be the
richest or best-looking
or most exciting man in the world,
but I would be the proudest
if I had you by my side.
Will you marry me?
We can have the wedding
right here in the backyard
while the wisteria's in bloom.
Oh, actually, I haven't told him yes.
I said I needed time to think.
What... what is there to think about?
Alex is perfect.
He's kind and he's generous
and he obviously thinks
you hung the moon.
What if I'm not good enough for him?
How can you say that, Carrie?
Christopher was right about Julian.
He did touch me.
I'm so sorry I didn't protect you.
It wasn't just him.
I liked it.
I knew it was wrong, but
I wanted it to happen.
I liked the way that he looked at me
and how he made me feel.
How could I be a minister's wife, Cathy?
Maybe I really am the devil's spawn,
just like our grandmother said.
That's not true.
What if it is?
I'm not 6 anymore.
I know that mom and dad
weren't supposed to be together,
that what they did was bad.
Maybe that's why I'm so small...
not from the attic, but
from what our parents did.
We are not the sins of our parents.
The best thing that
you can do is move on
and forget mom, forget the attic.
Just marry Alex and never look back.
Judith tells me that you're overseeing
the entire renovation of
Foxworth Hall yourself.
Well, if you want to do it right,
you have to stay on your
toes and on your contractors.
Too true.
Can I have another one, please?
Hi, mama.
All my letters got returned,
so I wanted to give
this to you in person.
I'm getting married, mama.
me if you would be there...
at my wedding.
You must be mistaking
me with someone else.
I don't have a daughter.
Morning, Henny.
- Morning, Miss Cathy.
- How are you?
Miss Carrie got herself up early
and done some baking.
Have you seen Carrie?
I think she's upstairs. Why?
What's wrong?
Oh, my God.
Oh, no.
No. No, no, no.
Oh, Carrie.
I am not just gonna sit here
love the most in my life die
and do nothing, say nothing.
There's nothing that you can
say that will bring Carrie back.
Our mother murdered our
brother in the attic,
and now she has murdered our sister
as clearly as if she poured
the poison down her throat.
Look at this.
Carrie went to see her
the day before she died.
She's been writing
her all of these years,
begging her to come to her
birthday party, her wedding.
kids at school call her a freak
and she thinks she really
is the devil's spawn.
She was begging our mother for some sign
that she wasn't completely unloved.
And Corrine didn't just turn her back,
she spat in her face.
But nothing you can say
She doesn't love us.
I don't care.
I don't want her love.
I want her to hurt the
way that she hurt us.
- Cathy.
- Still protecting her.
I am not protecting her.
Well, you can't!
If you go through with
this, you are alone.
I want no part of it.
You are a part of this
whether you want to be or not.
Julian was right.
We are all twisted.
And the devil didn't
make us that way, she did.
And now she's gonna pay.
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