Carrie Bradshaw's storyline reaches a conclusion in the finale of And Just Like That. The episode centers around a chaotic Thanksgiving, ultimately showcasing a warm resolution for Carrie and her friends. Carrie learns to embrace her single life and updates her novel to reflect this growth. However, many plot points remain unresolved, including her feelings towards potential new relationships and whether Duncan will return. Additionally, the question of Carrie purchasing Duncan's apartment introduces new layers to her post-split identity crisis.
The final episode focused on a Thanksgiving that turned chaotic yet still provided a happy ending for Carrie and all of her beloved friends - without finishing their stories just yet.
Carrie comes to terms with being single and updates the epilogue in her first novel to reflect her newfound optimism. "The woman realized she was not alone - she was on her own," she wrote.
While Carrie embracing her single era was heartwarming to watch, the episode left a lot of questions unresolved, even if every character's storyline was seemingly wrapped up for the time being.
Carrie's post-split existential crisis was sparked by Seema, who asked if she'd be interested in buying the downstairs apartment Duncan was renting.
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