Well, himself. Nothing had changed.
"Well that's lame," Jon said, looking down at himself in all his boxered glory.
"Why did you do that?" Karyn yelled. "You could have been lost or turned into something and not be able to turn back or have run me over at the very least!"
"Okay, okay, sorry," said Jon, albeit not too apologetically. "So tell what the point of this mirror is again. All it seems to do is throw you back out once you enter."
"You threw yourself out, if I remember."
"Eh? How's that?"
"You threw yourself in and you came right back through the way you went in, just like a real door just, you know, backwards."
"Okay Let's do it again!" Jon didn't hesitate before running in and right back out of his shimmering closet.
"Jon! Why are you doing this?" Karyn was a little mad at him for being so reckless, but she had to admit seeing him disappear and reemerge at such ease was pretty awesome.
"Come on, you try!" Jon was now standing with half his body in the mirror at one end of the door and his other half emerged on the other side. It was like he was two halves stuck into the silver liquid, looking at themselves.
"That is so weird," Karyn marveled. "But what did it mean about 'changing'?"
"I dunno," said Jon, who was now laying on the floor with his legs sticking out from one side of the mirror and his upper body on the other side.
"You are insufferable," Karyn said, not so mad anymore. She went over and sat on Jon's bed with the spellbook. After reading through the spell again, she looked up. "I'm having a hard time deciphering what this means but maybe maybe we need to visualize the change we want, otherwise we won't change at all."
Jon was standing next to Karyn now, finally with his jeans on. While he went looking for a T-shirt among the piles of clothes lining the floor of his room, Karyn got up and stared into the shimmering mirror. She then closed her eyes and walked through the mirror.
Jon popped his head through the neck of his shirt to find Karyn, but different...
