'Wes Craven's Slasher High School' although, at the start of the video, she is dating Michael Myers, and this love triangle becomes a focal point of the plot, however things come to a head at the school's 'Slash Dance', in a fashion that references the story, and while they're shot at the end, Carrie and Jason still survive. In the sequel, their story continues, years later they're now married, and have an infant child (the gender is unclear) however, we see that Jason is actually bored with this new domestic life, as evidenced when he upsets her at a dinner party, and the day after this, whilst working his office job at 'Reboot Co', Jason is tempted by one of his coworkers, an original character named the 'Maniac Pixie Dream Girl' however when she splatters blood on herself, she reminds Jason of Carrie and he flees, and Carrie eventually kills the Maniac Pixie Dream Girl after she kills Jason in retaliation, before resurrecting Jason as Uber-Jason References https://nerdreactor.com/2014/10/20/teen-rom-com-jason-freddy-carrie/ http://www.fridaythe13thfranchise.com/2018/08/low-carb-comedy-is-back-with-jason.html External links Official website for Carrie the Musical Carrie (franchise) Characters in American novels of the 20th century Child characters in literature Female horror film villains Female literary villains Fictional characters from Maine Fictional characters who use magic Fictional Christians Fictional mass murderers Fictional matricides Fictional female murderers Fictional offspring of rape Fictional rampage and spree killers Fictional telepaths Fictional telekinetics Fictional terrorists Literary characters introduced in 1974 Stephen King characters Teenage characters in film Teenage characters in literature Teenage characters in musical theatre Fictional victims of domestic abuse Female characters in film Female characters in literature Female characters in musical theatre