While roasting in the Oven, Dan witnessed everything what was happening to his girlfriend, but the heat causes the former teen, now big fat anthro pig, to feel light headed, which causes him to not really register what is going on on the other side of the oven door.
After locking the “turkey”, Dan’s former girlfriend, into her room, Kat returns to the kitchen, searching the cookbook for a nice turkey dish. The girl also searches the internet for fattening food to fatten a turkey, coming up with corn being the best choice.
Kat soon finds a nice turkey dish and decide to get some corn to feed the “bird” in her room with, but Kat is not in the mood for buying corn, so instead she grabs her wand and heads out the door. Kat returns a few minutes later with a big bag, that used to be the mail man, filled with whole corn, which used to be children from the neighbourhood. Carrying the heave bag to her room, she dumps the load onto the floor, grinning at the distressed bird, “eat up,” she says, “remember: you wanted to be the turkey and that you wanted me to cook you. So, get to eating so that you get nice and fat!”
The bird clucks, then moves towards the pile of corn and starts to peck at the food, grinning to herself, Kat closes and locks her door, then she returns to the kitchen, just as the oven signals that the “pig” is finished and ready for the next prep: the carving!
Kat takes her former brother out of the oven, her mouth starting to water from the delicious smell, “oh my god, Dan,” she says, setting the try down, “you smell delicious! Now, time to carve you into portions for my guests and parents.”
Dan doesn’t really pay attention to what his sister is saying, still feeling out of it from the heat. What Dan doesn’t know, Kat put a spell on him which will cause him to “respawn” as himself once he’s eaten. Because Kat wants to do more to Dan than just this one thing.
Kat starts to carve the pig, first she cuts off the arms and legs and discards them after removing the meat. Then the girl carves open the pig itself, removing the spareribs and slices the meat up into enough portions for everyone.
Finally finished, Kat carries the pig out into the dining room and setting it down on the table, she then puts plates, forks, knives, glasses and everything you need on the table. Kat then heads to her room to check on the turkey, smiling when she sees the bird still eating the corn, already seeming to look much plumber than earlier.
Kat closes the door to her room and after locking it, heads down stairs and waits for her parents and guests to arrive.