Sex and the City: Carrie Season 3

Carrie gets mugged

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• Carrie
• Sarah Jessica Parker
• Sex and the City

[tigereyes5]

I love Carrie at times but I also find her character very self absorbed. It amazes me that she had the audacity to go and apologise to Natasha for such selfish reasons.

[ughlexuhh]

I always thought Natasha was very classy for how she handled this.

[Eufrozina85]

@jonwiley You are right. I didn't mean silence is better than an apology, I wasn't referring to this situation. Where an apology is needed, you have to apologize, of course. But I feel that Carrie apologized to feel better, Idk why. Maybe I'm judging it wrong. I'm just saying that I can understand Natasha for remaining hostile afterwards. Clearly, Carrie didn't expect that attitude, and I just wanna say that she shouldn't be surprised. 'Sorry' is necessary but not always enough, unfortunately.

[jonwiley]

@Eufrozina85 Really? I didn't Carrie's apology as a means to make everything wonderful and great; that's unrealistic. I thought her apology was sincere; the best she could do;the only thing she could do. As for keeping silent.. I hate that type of approach. At least an apology acknowledges a wrong has been done; silence, to me, implies nothing has happened and if I ignore a wrong, it will magically disappear.

[Eufrozina85]

@jonwiley Yes, that's true, but there are situations where you can remain silent, because saying anything is just too harmful, or if you said "I'm sorry" and it's not well received or ccepted, you should not be surprised. This was a situation like this. Carrie thought that she makes an apology, and after there will be happiness and everything will be great, but she had to learn, that however "sorry" is a magic world for most cases, it cannot solve all your crises.

[jonwiley]

@Eufrozina85 You're right. But in the end all one can say is "sorry." There's no way to unring a bell or turn back time and make different decisions.

[Eufrozina85]

I actually liked what Natasha said and I agree with her. Carrie had to see that there are situations in which you cannot get away only by saying "I'm sorry". It is way more serious than an "I'm sorry"- thing.

[TheWitchdoctr]

I love how pathetic Carrie is as she runs screaming into the parlor and is like, "I'm robbed!" and everyone's like, "This is New York. Real New York, not the New York you see in magazines."

[BebeJane19]

LOL "It's a bagette!"

[nayrod64]

Karma

[fuc546]

My favorite episide!

[simpleinthemoon]

yes, way to go Natasha!