Cindy waited impatiently for her changes to begin, tapping her large hoof on the floor, causing the ceiling below her to shake slightly. She looked at the clock. It had been over five minutes, and she still looked the same. She looked over the program to see what she had done wrong.
"Hmmm, what's this? " she said, as she saw the Advanced tab at the bottom of the list of options. She clicked on it, ignoring the warning, and began to review her choices. A three dimensional model of Jeff's now female face appeared.
"Gross, " said Cindy. "That looks nothing like me. I need to fix that, " she said. She saw some sliding toolbars, and adjusted the image, making the nose smaller, the lips larger and puffier, the face less angular, and the features softer until it was an almost identical picture of her old face.
"There, that's better, " she said, as she saved her changes. "Now to fix the hair. That short cut is awful, and the color is worse." She changed the hair color to a very light blonde, and extended its length, adding some curls just for fun. She then changed the eye color to a bright blue.
"Perfect, " she said. "Now let's see whet else I can do." She saw the race button, but decided she didn't need to mess with that. The image was already Caucasian. Although she was tempted to try the Swedish or Nordic settings.
Maybe later, she thought. But another setting caught her eye - Intelligence Quotient. She was disappointed to see that it was set to 105. She had always though that her intelligence was above average.
Well, I can easily fix that, she thought, and slid the value up to 120. She was about to save the changes, when she suddenly shifted the intelligence up to 140.
No reason not make myself just a little smarter she thought. She had considered going all the way to 160, but she didn't want to become some kind of freaky idiot savant or something.
She saved her settings, and reviewed her work.
"Okay, everything looks in order, " said Cindy, as she smiled and pushed the button to start the program. "Let's see how this works."