As the machine's light washes over you, the world starts to turn black around you, and you feel yourself freed from Jakes dog body. It melts off of you, leaving your original human body behind. "That's peculiar," you try to say, but think it instead. You can't speak. You have no mouth. The body you see yourself in is merely a construct of your imagination, filling in the appearance of your soul, whose true form you cannot comprehend.
Beyond you lies nothing but darkness, and nothingness. You too are nothing.
Far off in the distance, you think you can see your dog, Jake, but before long, your consciousness, deprived of stimulation, fades away.
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Back in your garage, Erika comes to her senses to discover a new set of paws, a new perspective, fewer colors, and a duplicate of herself staring back at her. The human Erika looks at Erika in Jake's body, and after a long pause...
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