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Carrie had some sort of power, but she was just like me. Like any of you. She had hopes and she had fears, and we pushed her. And you can only push someone so far... before they break.
~ Sue Snell
Here, plug it up! Plug it up! Plug it up!
~ Sue bullying Carrie by throwing pads at her when she is having her period.
Shut up Chris, just shut up.
~ Sue turning against Chris.

Susan D. "Sue" Snell is the deuteragonist of Stephen King's first published novel Carrie and it's film and stage musical adaptations, and the tritagonist of it's 1999 film sequel The Rage: Carrie 2. Sue is one of the "popular girls" associated with the vicious bully Chris Hargensen. Even she laughed at Carrie White when she menstruated in the shower, but later, she felt remorse when the gym teacher set up a boot camp-style detention for them. Sue accepted the punishment to show remorse and because going to the prom was important to her. She then became friends with Carrie.

She was portrayed by Amy Irving in both the 1976 film and it's 1999 film sequel who also played Gillian Bellaver in The Fury (1978), Jessica Rabbit in her singing voice in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Miss Kitty in An American Tail: Fievel Goes West, Kandyse McClure in the 2002 made-for-TV movie, and Gabriella Wilde in the 2013 remake.

History[]

In the novel, 1976 film, and musical, she was the sole survivor of the Black Prom, excluding Carrie who used her powers to kill her tormentors and anyone she thought was tormenting her, and who later died herself. Though she was shown to have a nightmare of Carrie grabbing her arm in the end of the 1976 film.

In the film's 1999 sequel The Rage: Carrie 2, Sue is an adult and a supporter for Carrie's half-sister and this film's protagonist Rachel Lang. Unfortunately, near the end of the film, she is accidentally killed by Rachel when she used her telekinetic powers to seek vengeance on her tormentors.

In the 2002 film, Sue, apart from helping Carrie, also tries to befriend Carrie, feeling guilt for her role in bullying her. In the end, she revives Carrie via CPR after she is almost drowned by her mother, and then drives her away to Florida so the latter can start a new life.

In the 2013 version, she attempts to help Carrie as her house is crumbling. Carrie informs Sue that she is pregnant with Tommy's child and pushes her out of the house before it is demolished. She later leaves flowers at Carrie's grave.

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