Ep 11. Hungry Like the Wolf

Carrie is gearing up for her winter dance at school, and she's determined to do it in the best possible way. She's also trying to balance her personal life between boyfriend Sebastian, the internship at Interview magazine, and a flirtation with an attractive stranger at the dance.

Meanwhile, Dorrit is deciding to come out of her shell and communicate more with her family, leading to a heart-to-heart conversation with her father. Mouse is in a similar predicament with her own family, trying to find a way to connect with them despite their differences.

As all this is going on, Walt's secret crush on his friend Maggie is revealed to him, leading to confusion and mixed emotions on both sides. Carrie tries to advise him and come up with a plan, but her own problems keep getting in the way.

The episode ultimately culminates in a huge dance party, where all the characters are tested in different ways. Carrie finds herself in a difficult position when her two love interests face off, while Mouse and Dorrit grapple with their own familial issues. Walt and Maggie's dynamic also reaches a turning point, as they are forced to confront their feelings for each other.

In the end, everyone is left with some degree of resolution, though it remains unclear how everything will play out in the future. Carrie seems content with her choice between Sebastian and her new crush, while Dorrit and Walt are both happy to have made small steps toward greater honesty and openness with their loved ones. The episode ends on a high note, suggesting that despite all the difficulties, the characters are at least moving in the right direction.