Carrie Johnston's lover can be held responsible for her death as it was this man's selfish and unthoughtful decisions that led to Carrie's fatal walk through City Park. The lover "did not offer to drive Johnston home to safety" even though he was aware that the vagrant had approached her in an aggressive manner moments earlier. This shows that he is very self-centered becau

In the end, Carrie Johnston herself is just as much, if not more, responsible for her death than anyone else involved because her decisions were directly linked with her death. Her initial choice to commit adultery was the one decision that this whole mixed up tale revolves around. If she had attempted to salvage her unhappy marriage to Mr. Walker, none of the ensuing events would have occurred. Her best friend attempted to show her this point when she said: "you made your bed and now you have to lie in it". This emphasizes that whatever happens, she is forced to deal with it herself since she made that decision. Also, if she really cared for her own safety, she would have persevered and searched for other methods of getting home. Instead she chose to risk her life by walking through City Park at night while a potentially dangerous man is on the prowl. Carrie Johnston made several important decisions that night and they were all proven to be unsound as they all led to her passing.

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Approximate Word count = 679
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)