You're suddenly feeling deeply, massively hungry, and you wonder whether you should eat the clay, or how it works. You decide to call to Felix for an explanation, like he suggested. But how do you do that?
You try calling out loud: "Felix, I want to ask you something."
Felix steps through the door from the dining room. "I figured it wouldn't take long until you had a question about the clay."
"How does it work? Why am I so hungry? Is it permanent?"
"It can work in many ways. Have you tried eating the clay, or just holding in your hand and thinking about being fat?"
"Eating the clay?"
"Obviously you didn't try that. If you want an immediate gain, eat a bit of the clay and think about how big you want to be. The more clay you eat, the faster it will happen - though it doesn't take much to be at full speed, and whatever you eat will regrow. If you want a slow gain, eat just a tiny bit. If you just hold the clay and think about being fat, but don't eat any, then the clay makes your appetite grow until you have eaten enough to grow to the weight you dreamed about. You'll be able to eat as much as you want - without limits - until you've reached that weight. You have to keep thinking about growing, though, or the increased appetite will go away over a couple of hours."
"Sweet - eat all I want. But Mum won't cook forever, and don't buffets kick you out if you eat too much?"
"Depends on the buffet. The clay may facilitate your choice, if you let it. You'll have to keep trying them to find out who'll let you eat. Or you could find a girlfriend or boyfriend who likes to cook. Or you could even learn to cook yourself."
"Ha! I'd burn water."
But before you can say more, Felix has disappeared. You are hungry again, and you realise the clay is still in your pocket. Should you eat some, and have an immediate gain? Or go find a buffet somewhere? You're curious about being fat, but you also love to eat.
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