"Yellow ... So that means I'll have a choice, at least," Daniel muses, picking up a card and reading it's text aloud.
"To sate your envy, how's your chance / Become your neighbor at a glance"
"What the hell does that mean?" Daniel asks.
"I think it means---" Joanna starts to answer, but then, having s realization shouts: "No, don't look at me!"
But it was too late. He instinctively looked at Joanna when she started to answer his question. A thought flashes through Daniel's head that he had envied her intelligence... Then the tingling begins throughout his whole body.
First, his hair grows long and very dark, for a second reminding Alicia of her new horse tail. But she then realizes, as her boyfriends features shift to those of an Asian, and his skin softens and smoothes that Daniel's hair is now like Joanna's.
His clothes loosen as his frame shrinks, except the top of his shirt tightens and his jeans stretch uncomfortably sound the hips to the point he is quickly sliding them off without a thought.
Daniel is wearing somewhat tight gray jockey shorts which make it all the more evident that it is not just his face and upper body becoming more feminine ... Smoothly but quickly, Daniel's manly bulge shrinks and disappears, and he lets out a high-pitched and aroused womanly moan as the distinct mound of a pussy forms beneath his underwear.
He shudders and tosses his long hair back, tentatively patting down his smallish but firm and nubile breasts through his shirt, hard nipples protruding, with no bra, and gasps.
"I glanced at her?" Daniel protests. "And the game considers that a choice?"
All four other friends are thinking the same thing: That's more like something Joanna would say than Daniel.
And it is only appropriate, since Daniel appears to have fully and completely been replaced by Joanna's twin, or, clone.
"It actually turned you into a girl!" gasps James.
"Not just any girl ... " ponders the original Joanna.
"D-Danny ... is it you?" Alicia quivers, on the verge of tears.
"I, I think so," the second Joanna replies. "I mean, I remember ... us ... And other stuff, but I'm seeing all these flashes of stuff ... I think are my memories as Joanna."
"I should have never got out this game!" Alicia cries.
"Come on, it's not a big deal," the second Joanna comforts, awkwardly putting her hand in Alicia's shoulder. "We just need--"
"-- to get through this game," the original Joanna finishes her sentence.
The two then briefly stare at one another with what seems like suspicion as well as fascination.
"What does it feel like?" Jamie asks, suddenly.
"Not that weird, really," the second Joanna answers. "I mean, it'd almost be weird to, you know, be a ... I know I just was a guy, that is, but ... I'm definitely getting all these flashes of memories of Joanna ... "
"Which hopefully will stay between, um, 'us' ..." The original Joanna intones.
"Come on," Alicia says, handing her the dice and looking very unhappy. "It's your turn."