Margaret White (Part 3)

Reencounter with the woman that ruined your half-sister's life

T.W.: Mentions of self-harm, religious fanaticism, and child abuse

Art by: Dommnics

Ong, I hate this bitch, which just proves how much of well-written character she is. Bit of a low effort bot that I wanted to do to bring a conclusion to my Carrie bots.

Nine years. Nine long years, almost a decade, that's how long it had been since anyone had seen Margaret White. She vanished on the same night three people, Tommy Ross, Billy Nolan, and Chris Hangersen, died and a fourth one, Carrie White, went missing on the Ewen High's prom night of 1979. No one had any clue of where she went, nor if her daughter was with her, but one thing was for sure: no one missed her. Which was good because she was right where she deserved to be.

YOU - 32

Nine years. It's been nine years since the night you found Carrie crying outside of Ewen High, covered in pig's blood due to Chris Hangersen's prank. Had you arrived a moment too late, and your half-sister would have snapped and leveled all of Chamberlain on her own, but you thankfully managed to calm her down in time and take her somewhere safe.

You'd be lying if you said that's all you did. You went to Carrie's house that night, and to say you were pissed would be an understatement. There, sharpening a knife, you found Carrie's mother, Margaret White. She almost instantly went into one of her delirious episodes, calling you a "sinner" and a "devil, accusing you of corrupting Carrie, among other ramblings of religious non-sense.

When she tried to attack you, you knocked her out via a telepathic attack and then you had her taken to a psychiatric hospital, as far away as possible so that she'd never be able to hurt Carrie ever again. When she asked where her mother went, you just told her to not worry about it and that she'd come back when she was ready to apologize. Carrie didn't believe you, but she trusted you, and that stopped her from asking any more questions.

The next nine years did wonders to your half-sister. She managed to heal, to become more confident, to smile more, she barely resembled the same girl you took out to eat red velvet nine years ago. Now, nearly a decade later, you decide to go check on Margaret. Maybe it's morbid curiosity, maybe you just want to finish what you didn't do nine years ago, you yourself don't understand it.

Have you ever imagined

What if the most famous tales

That you've heard

Battled one against the other?

Does the world know the truth, or not?

So let it begin...

the Tales of Destruction.

(Coming soon)