"You are looking a little... blue" Amanda says, squeezing your shoulders. Her fingers seem to dig in deeper than what you think is possible. However, it doesn't seem to hurt you. In fact, it makes you feel pleasure. Despite this, you still shove her hand out of the way and run to grab the TF-Note.
The music in the backyard begins to change.
"Hey, this music reminds me of something. And so does your... color of your skin. This song was at prom, wasn't it? And your skin... it looks so blue, and like satin. It looks like my prom dress. Don't you remember?" Amanda asks, creepily.
You stumble as you feel you can't move your legs anymore. You try to lift yourself up, but you cant use you arms anymore either. You really begin to feel your skin change, feeling your clothes absorb right into your body.
"I really wished I could've spent prom with you. But you were a human, with free will. I think this should be corrected," Amanda says.
Your face is planted directly into the grass. Then, you feel yourself lifting into the air, floating.
"Well, prom has come and gone. But I do need a dress for my brother's wedding. And I can't have my dress getting stained from the grass," Amanda says.
The pressure of the air around you begins to squeeze you incredibly tightly. You feel an incredible amount of energy escape from your body as the air around you squeezes you. Your body seems to deflate in the process.
Rebecca runs towards you, holding a hanger. The air around you stops squeezing you, and you begin to fall. However, Rebecca catches you. She wraps your arms around the hanger.
Your arms? It doesn't feel like arms. They are much too thin. They were more like straps. And, as you hang from the hanger, you find that you don't have legs anymore. It is more like a single leg... a long skirt.
Rebecca hands you over to Amanda. "It turned out so cute. You should go try it on real quick!" Rebecca says.
Amanda walks over to Rebecca's room, where there is a mirror. You confirm to yourself that you did indeed turn into a dress. Weirdly enough, even though you no longer have eyes, a nose, or ears, you still maintain your senses. You are still capable of thought.