TG Caption This: Taking On The Role?!

Lewis was heading the school’s auditorium, where the school play was about to begin in half an hour. The boy came after being asked to fill in someone’s the school play by its director, Ms. Bishop. Lewis saw the other kids getting ready for the play. Then, the boy noticed a tall, brown-haired woman, who happens to be Ms. Bishop, as she was standing be a rack of costumes. So boy walked towards the woman and said to her, “Hi, Ms. Bishop. I came because there’s someone’s role I need to fill in. Ms. Bishop responded by happily saying, “Of course, Lewis.” Then, she pulled out a princess dress from the costume rack and showed it to the boy before saying, “I am hoping you could be the princess for tonight’s show.”

Lewis felt confused by the role he is offered and questioned, “Princess? But that’s something a girl would dress as. I’m not fit for that role.” “Please, Lewis. Everyone thinks you would be the perfect substitute since our other leading girl is out sick,” persuaded Ms. Bishop as she gives him the princess costume and shoved Lewis into a room. “ Now get dressed quickly. The play will start soon,” the woman insisted before closing the door.

Lewis looked at the princess costume in his hand, saying to himself, “It might be embarrassing for a boy like me to wear a dress. But at least it’s only for tonight.” So, he put aside the princess costume and took his regular clothes, except his underpants. Then, his arms slipped into the bottom of the dress and emerged through the shoulders. Next, he pulled the outfit down, covering the lower part of his body to his toes. The dress fit perfectly on the boy. However, Lewis noticed that some light blonde hair grew past his waist. He was shocked to realize that it was his own hair. The boy felt terrified and asked himself, “Why’s my hair so long?” “He turned towards a tall mirror and felt more scared seeing the reflection of the other new changes on his body. His arms and skin were now smooth and slender. His blue eyes were now wide, while his face became cute and feminine. Small, red ribbons were wrapped around the wrist and neck. And a golden crown was placed on top of the head.“I can’t believe it. I’m a girl now,” Lewis said to him(her)self.

“Of course you’re a girl,” said Ms. Bishop as she enters the room, “Well Lewis, It would be nice to call you Lucy now that you’re a princes.” Lucy still looked scared and asked the woman, “But how did I became a girl all the sudden?” “You should thank the Princess Foundation for making this happen,” Ms. Bishop responded. Then Lucy asked, “The Princess Foundation did this to me? Who are they? Why did they do this to me?” “Well, we don’t know much about the Princess Foundation since they are a secret organization,” Ms. Bishop explained, “But they wanted to help with the school play. So they made that dress that you’re  wearing, and any boy who wears it turns into a girl.” “I don’t wanna be a princess. Please change me back,” said Lucy with a shy expression on her face. “I’m confident that your outfit will help you get into character and make it through the play,” the woman reassured. “Now the is about to begin. So go out there and do the best you can Lucy,” Ms. Bishop advised. “Ok. I will,” said Lucy as she walks onstage while the curtains open

After a while, the play was overamd the audience applause as if they enjoyed the show. Behind the curtains, the other kids admired Lucy for playing her role as the princes. “You did so great Lucy. Your performance was lovely," Ms. Bishop complemented. Lucy cheerfully responded,  “Thanks Ms. Bishop. It was fun being a princess.”