Audrey appears looking bewildered, trying to understand why she’s suddenly in a bikini. POV calmly explains that he has psychic powers and casually admits he’s the reason for the outfit change. Audrey laughs it off, clearly unconvinced, pushing back with sarcastic remarks that show she doesn’t believe a word of it. To prove his point, he waves his hand and declares that she now believes she’s a chicken. Audrey’s expression instantly shifts into something vacant and goofy as she slowly parrots, “I am a chicken,” before fully committing to the role as she begins clucking, crossing her eyes, and awkwardly strutting around the room. After a short while, Audrey ****s out of it and looks genuinely confused, aware that something strange just happened but unable to piece it together. As she starts to get upset and confront him, he interrupts by waving his hand again and commanding her to stand at attention and salute. Once more, she slips into a ******-like state, exaggeratedly obeying the command before breaking free again and growing increasingly frustrated. The pattern continues as he has her stagger around like a zombie, then believe she’s a frog, hopping and making noises until she ****s out and angrily accuses him of messing with her mind on purpose. Midway through her yelling, he cuts her off with another command, causing her expression to freeze and warp as she’s abruptly convinced she’s a pet, immediately acting it out before recovering. This time, she’s furious, scolding him for wasting his powers on humiliating tricks instead of using them to please her. She demands to be treated like royalty, questioning his masculinity and challenging him to do better. Annoyed and offended, he decides to escalate things, giving her a command she desperately tries to resist. Despite her protests, she becomes obsessed with her own feet as she kisses and smells them mindlessly, only to **** out of it even angrier and openly insulting him. Trying to end the confrontation, POV tells her to go home—but with a cruel twist. He commands her to walk home believing she’s an extremely stupid chicken, warning that the more she resists, the worse it will get. Audrey shouts in defiance, but he waves his hand a final time to activate the spell. She struggles intensely, her face shifting between anger and confusion as she insists on her real identity. Bit by bit, the resistance crumbles, her expression growing more vacant and crossed-eyed until she finally gives in, calling herself a “stupid chicken” as she fully transforms. Audrey wanders aimlessly, clucking and stumbling, clearly unaware of much beyond her new, simplified reality. He opens the door and tells her to go home, and she obediently shuffles out of the room - the sound of her distant clucking fading away.