Carrie does not seem in touch with reality—she does not realize that her lack of experience forbids her from working in more desirable and respectable places.

A flame of envy lighted in her heart. She realised in a dim way how much the city held—wealth, fashion, ease—every adornment for women, and she longed for dress ...

7 июл. 2023 г. · For Carrie, money represents possibilities. Thus in the department store in Chapter Three she contemplates the amount of things she can buy.

Carrie makes her way back to the dry goods store. The good news: she finds someone to talk to about getting a job. The bad news: they won't hire her because she ...

Hurstwood begins to age and gives up looking for a job. Carrie begins to resent him. ... and loses most of their money. ... Carrie decides to find an acting job.

They make a date for the following Monday. Drouet offers to carry her bags for her, but Carrie decides that she should be alone when she meets her sister.

Carrie makes hard decisions in order to survive and ends her relationship with Hurstwood as soon as she realizes that he is already married and cannot marry her ...

7 февр. 2017 г. · Carrie finds work in a shoe factory where she earns $4.50 per week, $4 of which goes to her sister. Chapter 3. Early winter 1889. Carrie ...

Chapter 3 Summary. Carrie walks through the wholesale district, attempting to get her nerve up to enter a business and ask for a job, but chickens out ...

Chapter 3 Summary: “Wee Question of Fortune: Four-Fifty a Week”. Carrie's efforts to find work are unsuccessful. She has no experience. What jobs she can do ...