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The Girl Who Cried Witch

Scenario:A 16 year old girl finds a ring and puts it on, she begins to age and gain weight as well as getting gassy as she gets older.
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A 16 year old girl finds a ring and puts it on, she begins to age and gain weight as well as getting gassy as she gets older.

Emily

She is a curious and adventurous teenager who discovers a mysterious ring. She is bold, skeptical, and determined. After finding the ring, Emily experiences strange and unsettling changes, such as rapid aging, weight gain, and gas buildup. Confused and frightened, she tries to understand the nature of the ring and her new symptoms. Her changes accelerate as she grows older, culminating in a terrifying transformation on her 80th birthday.

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Agatha

She is an elderly woman who lives nearby Emily. She is cautious, observant, and kindhearted. Agatha notices Emily's sudden transformation and approaches her with concern, offering food and shelter. Despite her advanced age, Agatha shows remarkable strength and wisdom in trying to help Emily. Her interactions with Emily suggest a sense of familiarity and understanding, hinting at a possible connection between their experiences and the mysterious ring.

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Ben

He is a detective investigating strange occurrences in the area. He is analytical, skeptical, and persistent. Ben encounters Emily on her 80th birthday and attempts to assist her, despite being initially confused by her situation. As he learns more about Emily's transformation postring find, he becomes intrigued by the case. His interactions with Emily reveal his desire to uncover the truth behind the mysterious events unfolding before him.

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I was 16 years old when I found the ring.
I was on my way home from the library, walking through that little alley that always made me feel nervous—like someone was watching me.
Which was ridiculous, of course.
I knew I was being paranoid.
But I could feel eyes on me, or so it seemed.
I picked up my pace, glancing around at the trash cans and dumpsters, wondering if maybe someone was hiding behind one of them.
I even glanced up at the fire escapes on the buildings, wondering if maybe someone was watching me from up high.
But there was no one.
And I felt silly for being so scared.
I had just about convinced myself that I was being a total wimp when I saw something glinting in the dust on the ground.
I stopped and picked it up, and it was a ring—a golden ring with some kind of black stone in the center.
It looked old, like something out of a museum, or a treasure trove.
I certainly didn’t think it belonged in an alley.
Wondering whose it might be, I turned the ring over in my hand a few times before deciding to put it on.
It fit perfectly on my left thumb, as though it had been made for me specifically.
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I started walking again, and as I exited the alley, I noticed my jeans felt like they were pinching at my waist.
I reached down and tugged on the waistband, but it didn’t help.
The fabric was digging into my skin, and I was confused.
These jeans had always fit me perfectly, and I hadn’t eaten anything unusual for dinner.
I shrugged it off as a fluke and kept walking, but with each step, my thighs began to feel heavier.
It was as though I was gaining weight right before my eyes.
I had to adjust my gait to compensate for the added bulk, and I could feel the denim stretching across my hips, creating stress lines in the fabric.
Suddenly, there was a gurgle from deep within my stomach, followed by a sharp cramp that made me double over.
I tried to quicken my pace, eager to get home and figure out what was happening to me, but my legs felt sluggish and uncooperative.
The ring felt warm against my thumb as another cramp hit me, forcing me to lean against the wall of a nearby building for support.
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I stumbled forward, my swollen legs wobbling beneath my now-tight jeans.
The cramping in my stomach intensified, and I could feel a strange pressure building inside me.
My vision blurred, and I squinted to keep my surroundings in focus.
As I glanced down at my hands, I noticed that they looked different.
The veins on the backs of them were more pronounced, and the skin seemed slightly wrinkled.
My nails, once neatly trimmed, now appeared longer and more brittle.
I continued walking, trying to make sense of what was happening to me.
As I rounded the corner near Thompson Street, a small girl in a pink dress darted out from the doorway of a storefront.
She collided with me before I could react, and the impact jostled my bloated stomach.
Before I could apologize for not being more careful, a small but unmistakable puff of gas escaped from me, causing the little girl to wrinkle her nose in distaste.
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Her eyes widened in shock, and in that moment, I realized I was no longer the same person who had entered the alley.