Melissa blinked, then shook her head. "You're right. Oh my god, what's happening to me?" she said, panicking.
"You're all being taken over by your new personalities," Jon said. "You're a cybergoth," he said, pointing at Jessica.
"Is that why I look like this?" Jessica asked, her eyes wide. Her voice was somewhat muffled by her cyber-mask and she wanted to take it off, but for some reason, she was hesitant to do so. Her mind went straight to Zelda Whitefield, a girl in a lower class. She was a cybergoth, right? Did this mean that she was going to want to be friends with that freak?
"You're some kind of religious girl," Jon said, pointing at Tiffany. "Maybe Catholic?"
"Baptist," she corrected Jon, then blinked. Where had that come from? She didn't want to be some kind of church prude! She liked having sex and didn't care about God or anything he wanted from her.
"You're ... maybe non-binary?" Jon said, pointing at Amber.
"What does that mean?" she asked, feeling her shaved head. After her transformation, it weirded her out, but she was actually starting to be okay with it.
"It means that you don't identify yourself as male or female," Jon explained.
"Not male or female?" Tiffany asked, getting an uncomfortable, almost disgusted look on her now very plain face. "She's a freak."
"I prefer 'they', not 'she'," Amber said, before feeling weird about that. After all, she was always a very girly girl. To be something so gender-vague was, well, unfamiliar to her.
"And me?" Melissa asked, feeling uncharacteristically anxious, for some reason. If only there was a way for her to mellow out.
"Well, judging by your shirt and the rest of you ... a stoner?" Jon guessed.
"You mean I smoke pot?" the former cheerleader asked. At first, she was worried about that, but then she began to wonder what it felt like. If only she had some weed on her, maybe she'd give it a try.
Jon could clearly see that he was losing them. In a few minutes, their new personalities would be their only personalities and they probably wouldn't want to help.
