Carrie's Reflections on Relationships

Carrie Bradshaw reflects on her choices after leaving her friends and finds herself at an engagement party. She faces a dilemma: to confront a friend with a question that has been haunting her. Despite the party being over, she asks why she wasn't chosen, seeking closure. The conversation leads to a realization about her independence and self-worth, concluding that some women are meant to run free until they find someone equally wild to run with.

What was Carrie contemplating as she approached the engagement party site?

• Whether to go back to her friends

• Whether to confront someone with a question

• Whether to join the party

• Whether to call a cab

What choice did Carrie feel she had to make?

• To call her friends

• To leave the city

• To ask a haunting question or not

• To attend the party or not

What question did Carrie ask her friend?

• Who is she?

• Where is the party?

• What time is it?

• Why wasn't it me?

How did Carrie's friend respond to her question?

• He ignored her

• He said he didn't know

• He gave a detailed explanation

• He laughed it off

What did Carrie realize about herself and Big?

• Neither could break the other

• Big broke her

• They were meant to be together

• She broke Big

What does Carrie conclude about some women?

• They should settle down

• They are always misunderstood

• They need to run free

• They are meant to be tamed

What metaphor does Carrie use to describe her realization?

• A tree in the wind

• A ship in a storm

• A wild horse

• A bird in a cage

What does Carrie suggest about finding a partner?

• They should be opposites

• They should be just as wild

• They should be calm and stable

• They should be from the same background