(Author's Note: Almost all of this is taken from a Burke Rakers episode. I just wanted to make the episode concept a little more open-ended.)
Sarah had, of course, never liked either Jon or Karyn, and now that she had the magic stone, she had the perfect object with which to ruin their lives. But, most importantly ... to ruin their friendship.
Holding it in her right hand, she first wished that she knew how the stone worked, then wished she was in Karyn's room. Then, hearing Karyn in her shower, she looked around for something to inspire her next wish. Something that would perfectly torture the poor girl, while also corrupt her friendship with Jon. She looked around at the books on Karyn's shelves first, noting a pattern of subject matter in her non-fiction reading. Then she saw Karyn's computer, and logged onto the internet. After wishing she knew what Karyn's passwords were, she checked her YouTube and MySpace sites. Soon enough, she had the information she needed.
She'd expected to find something to inspire some sort of grotesque physical change ... and she did. Not anything mundane like making her fat, black or crippled - any of which a girl like Karyn would eventually get used to. Rather, she decided to change her into something she really and truly would hate with every fiber of her being. Something that would ruin all her current friendships and taint her relationships with all future acquaintances. Sarah chuckled and she started mulling over the wording of the wish she was about to make. Finally, she started to speak the wish aloud, quietly but with sadistic glee.
As the wish unfolded, totally inverting the sort of person she was from surface to core, the favorites, subscriptions and videos on her YouTube page shifted drastically, til none of them save a few were the same. The books on her shelves shifted as well, as did the settings and stations programmed into her radio.
Meanwhile, Karyn felt ... odd. It had started in her head, a strange shifting of opinions and ideals that would have horrified her if she'd understood exactly what was different. She rubbed her temples and winced, then turned off the water and stepped out of the shower.
