Recess enemies (Lawson Gelman, Mundy, Skeens, Lazy Kid, Sue Bob Murphy, Kurst the Worst and Clyde Philmore) Prank Amber By Turning Her Living Room Upside-Down and Get Grounded

(inspired by The Twits)
==Cast==
Lawson and Mundy-Eric
Gelman and Sue Bob's dad-Joey
Skeens-Brian
Lazy Kid-Duncan
Sue Bob Murphy-Kendra
Clyde Philmore-Steven
Kurst the Worst-Kimberly
Amber-Salli
Mr Lawson (Lawson's dad)-Wiseguy
Gelman's dad and Mr Skeens (Skeens' dad)-Simon
Mr Mundy (Mundy's dad)-Alan
Lazy Kid's dad-Dave
Clyde's dad and Mr Kurst (Kurst's dad)-Diesel
Lawson's dad's angry voice, Gelman's dad's angry voice, Mundy's dad's angry voice, Skeens' dad's angry voice, Lazy Kid's dad's angry voice, Sue Bob's dad's angry voice, Clyde's dad's angry voice and Kurst's dad's angry voice-Scary voice
Isaac-Daniel
==Plot==
Lawson, Gelman, Mundy, Skeens, Lazy Kid, Sue Bob, Kurst the Worst and Clyde do the trick on Amber the same way the Muggle-Wumps do the trick on the Twits.
==Transcript==
Lawson and his friends Gelman, Mundy, Skeens, Lazy Kid, Sue Bob Murphy, Kurst the Worst and Clyde Philmore were annoyed about Amber.
Lawson: Man! We hate Amber so much!
Gelman: I know Lawson! She's such a geek!
Mundy: She's nothing but a geek! She always gets us into trouble by foiling us!
Skeens: Yeah, she whomps! 
Lazy Kid: I know! It's getting on my nerves!
Sue Bob: I know guys! How about we prank Amber by turning her living room upside down? We got our friend Kurst to join us!
Clyde: That's a good idea Sue Bob! We got the idea from the Roald Dahl book called The Twits. 
Kurst: Yeah, this is going to be the biggest prank ever!
Lawson: Yeah, let's go get some powerful glue so we can attach Amber's furniture to their ceiling while she is away to trick her into thinking that she is upside down and her ceiling is actually her floor. 
Gelman: Yeah, let's go to our garages and fetch some powerful glue! 
So Lawson and his friends went to their garage to fetch some powerful glue. Later, Lawson and his friends had brought in the powerful glue, and they reached Amber's house. 
Lawson: Oh great! There is no Amber around! Let's get inside!
Lawson and his friends went inside Amber's house, and then they entered the living room. 
Lawson: This is the living-room. The grand and glorious living-room where Amber eats! She also eats mince pies!
Gelman: Mmm! Mince pies! Yummy! 
Lawson: We mustn’t waste time! Hurry up, hurry up! Now the first thing is this! I want everyone to paint sticky glue all over the ceiling! Cover it all! Smear it in every corner!
Mundy: Over the ceiling!
Skeens: Why the ceiling?
Lawson: Never mind why! Just do as you’re told and don’t argue!
Sue Bob: But how do we get up there? We can’t reach. 
Lawson: Simple! You guys are in luck! We got ceiling brooms! 
Lawson was in a frenzy of excitement now, waving his ceiling broom and his glue bucket and leaping about all over the room.
Lawson: Come on, come on! Jump on the table! Use some ceiling brooms to spread some glue all over the ceiling! Don’t stand there gaping! We have to hurry, don’t you understand that? Amber will be back any moment and this time she’ll detect us! Get on with it, for heaven’s sake! Get on with it!
Mundy: Right, let's do it!
And so the great glue-painting of the ceiling began. Lawson and his friends were dipping some brooms on the glue pots and kept on spreading glue all over the ceiling. Everyone was splashing away like mad and with some helpers, the job was soon finished. Lazy Kid looked at Lawson.
Lazy Kid: What now?
Lawson: Ah-ha! Now for the fun! Now for the greatest upside down trick of all time! Are you ready?
Clyde: We're ready. 
Lawson: Pull out the carpet! Pull this huge carpet out from under the furniture and stick it on to the ceiling!
Kurst: On to the ceiling!
Clyde: But that’s impossible, Lawson!
Lawson: I’ll stick you on to the ceiling if you don’t shut up!
Gelman: He’s dotty!
Mundy: He’s balmy!
Skeens: He’s batty!
Lazy Kid: He’s nutty!
Sue Bob: He’s screwy!
Kurst: He’s wacky! Poor old Lawson has gone off his wump at last!
Lawson was catching hold of one corner of the carpet. 
Lawson: Oh, do stop shouting such rubbish and give me a hand. Pull, you nitwits, pull!
The carpet was enormous. It covered the entire floor from wall to wall. It had a red and gold pattern on it. It is not easy to pull an enormous carpet off the floor when the room is full of tables and chairs.
Lawson: Pull! Pull, pull, pull! 
Lawson was like a demon hopping round the room and telling everyone what to do. Lawson couldn’t wait for Amber to be pranked. At least that’s what he hoped. With his friends all pulling and puffing, the carpet was dragged off the floor.
Lawson: Okay guys! Get the ladders ready!
Gelman: Right, the ladders!
So Lawson and his friends went off to fetch the ladders, and they placed the ladders all over the room. They lifted the carpet up on to the ceiling. Then they used the brooms to poke the carpet to keep it stuck to the ceiling. And there the carpet stuck. All at once, the whole ceiling of the living-room was carpeted in red and gold.
Lawson: Now the table, the big table! Turn the table upside down and put a dollop of sticky glue on to the bottom of each leg. Then we shall stick that on to the ceiling as well!
Hoisting the huge table upside down on to the ceiling was not an easy job, but they managed it in the end.
Gelman: Will it stay there?
Skeens: Is the glue strong enough to hold it up?
Lawson: It’s the strongest glue in the world! It's the greatest trap in the world! It's as good as my other action: putting superglue on my dad's hat.
Kurst: Oh boy! That action's funny!
Lawson: Yeah, I’m so excited I hardly know what I’m saying. Now the chairs! Do the same with the chairs! All the chairs must be stuck upside down to the ceiling! And in their right places! Oh, do hurry up, everybody! Any moment now, Amber is going to come rushing in to find us!
Lawson and his friends put glue on the bottom of each chair leg and they used to ladders to climb up and stuck the chairs up to the ceiling.
Lawson: Now the smaller tables! And the big sofa! And the sideboard! And the lamps! And all the tiny little things! The ashtrays! The ornaments! And that beastly plastic gnome on the sideboard! Everything, absolutely everything must be stuck to the ceiling!
It was terribly hard work. It was especially difficult to stick everything on to the ceiling in exactly its right place. But they got it done in the end.
Kurst: What now?
Kurst was out of breath and so tired she could hardly moved her arms.
Lawson: Now the pictures! Turn all the pictures upside down! And will you go out on to the road and watch to see when Amber is coming back.
Kurst: I’ll go, I’ll go to the front yard and keep guard. It’ll give me a rest.
They had only just finished the job when Kurst came running in, screaming.
Kurst: She’s coming back! She’s coming back!
Lawson: Oh good! She's coming back! Let's go put some powerful glue on her head!
Sue Bob: Yeah, it's glue time!
Quickly, Lawson and his friends gathered all their stuff and went out of the house, taking their glue pots and paint-brushes with them, and they hid behind the bushes. A moment later, Amber came marching into the garden.
Amber: Aaah! What a great time going to the movies with Isaac! Time to cook some pizza because I'm so hungry.
Just as Amber was about to enter the house, Lawson called to his friends.
Lawson: Okay guys! Now!
Lawson and his friends popped out from behind the bushes. They carried paint-brushes and paint-brushes were smeared with sticky glue. They sneaked behind Amber and they brushed a streak of sticky glue on to the top of Amber’s head. They did it with the lightest touch but even so Amber felt it.
Amber: What was that? Some beastly guy has spreaded some dirty stuff on my head! I felt it! I felt it! I better not touch it! You'll get it all over my hands! I better go inside and I'll wash it off at the sink! The filthy dirty brutes. I’ll bet they did it on purpose! Just wait till I get our hands on those creeps!
So Amber got the key from under the doormat (where Lawson had carefully replaced it) and into the house she went. She went in the living room and she was horrified.
Amber: What’s this? What’s happened?
She stood in the middle of the room, looking up. All the furniture, the big table, the chairs, the sofa, the lamps, the little side tables, the cabinet with bottles of beer in it, the ornaments, the electric fire, the carpet, everything was stuck upside down to the ceiling. The pictures were upside down on the walls. And the floor she was standing on was absolutely bare. What’s more, it had been painted white to look like the ceiling.
Amber: That’s the floor! The floor’s up there! This is the ceiling! I am standing on the ceiling! I’m upside down! I must be upside down. I am standing on the ceiling looking down at the floor! Oh help! Help help help! I’m beginning to feel giddy! I don’t like this one little bit! I'm in great danger! I'm upside down and all the bloods are going to my head! If I don’t do something quickly, I shall die, I know I will!
Amber had an idea.
Amber: I’ve got it! I know what I’ll do! I’ll stand on my head, then anyway I’ll be the right way up! Time to stand on my head so I can be the right way up!
So Amber stood on her head, and of course, the moment the top of her head touched the floor, the sticky glue that Lawson and his friends had brushed on a few moments before did its job. She was stuck. She was pinned down, cemented, glued, fixed to the floor. Lawson and his friends looked through the window, and they looked satisfied. Lawson and his friends cheered.
Lawson and his friends: Yay yay yay yay yay yay! Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha! That was funny!
Lawson: Hahahahahaha! Yay, we did it! We pranked Amber by turning his living room upside down. And what's best, Amber is turned upside-down! She'll be getting the dreaded shrinks like the Twits do! Hahahahahahaha! Take that, Amber! She can't get off the floor that is upside-down now!
Lawson and his friends: Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Lawson and his friends went home. Back inside Amber's house, Amber was still stuck upside down to the floor of the living room. Amber was very angry about Lawson, and was thrashing her legs in the air.
Amber: This is so stupid! It’s all your fault, Lawson! You and your friends are the ones who are responsible of turning my living room upside down! I’m upside down! I’m upside down! Get me right-side up, you idiot! I had to stand on my head so I'd be the right away, and it's your fault, Lawson! Now I’ll never get free! I’m stuck here forever, because of you and your friends! I may be stuck here forever. But no way! I’m going to get away!
Amber wriggled and squirmed, and she squiggled and wormed, and she twisted and turned, and she choggled and churned, but the sticky glue held her to the floor just as tightly as it could. She was still as upside down as ever, standing on her head. But the head was not made to be stood upon. If you stand on your head for a very long time, a horrid thing happens, and this was where Amber got her biggest shock of all. With so much weight on it from up above, her head began to get squashed into her body. Quite soon, she had disappeared completely, sunk out of sight in the fatty fold of her neck.
Amber: I’m shrinking! Help me! Save me! Call a doctor! I'm getting the dreaded shrinks! This is terrible! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! This is the end now! I'm getting the dreaded shrinks now! I'm doomed! Goodbye, cruel world!
Amber was getting the dreaded shrinks! And this time it wasn’t a fake. It was the real thing!
Her head shrank into her neck... then her neck began shrinking into her body... and her body began shrinking into her legs... and her legs began shrinking into her feet. Until that last, all was left was a bundles of clothes and a pairs of shoes. There was nothing more left in this world of Amber.
(We see Lawson's dad angry with a firey background surrounding him)
Lawson's dad: (Scary voice) Erwin, Erwin, Erwin, Erwin, Erwin, get over here right now!
(We see Gelman's dad angry with a firey background surrounding him)
Gelman's dad: (Scary voice) Gelman, Gelman, Gelman, Gelman, Gelman, get over here right now!
(We see Mundy's dad angry with a firey background surrounding him)
Mundy's dad: (Scary voice) Conrad, Conrad, Conrad, Conrad, Conrad, get over here right now!
(We see Skeens' dad angry with a firey background surrounding him)
Skeens' dad: (Scary voice) Greg, Greg, Greg, Greg, Greg, get over here right now!
(We see Lazy Kid's dad angry with a firey background surrounding him)
Lazy Kid's dad: (Scary voice) Richard, Richard, Richard, Richard, Richard, get over here right now!
(We see Sue Bob's dad angry with a firey background surrounding him)
Sue Bob's dad: (Scary voice) Sue Bob, Sue Bob, Sue Bob, Sue Bob, Sue Bob, get over here right now!
(We see Clyde's dad angry with a firey background surrounding him)
Clyde's dad: (Scary voice) Clyde, Clyde, Clyde, Clyde, Clyde, get over here right now!
(We see Kurst's dad angry with a firey background surrounding him)
Kurst's dad: (Scary voice) Kirsten, Kirsten, Kirsten, Kirsten, Kirsten, get over here right now!
In Lawson's house, Lawson's dad scolded Lawson.
Lawson's dad: Erwin, how dare you prank Amber by turning her living room upside-down?! That is very unacceptable! Why did you do that? Huh? Where did you get the idea from?
Lawson: I got the idea from the Roald Dahl book The Twits. This is where the Muggle-Wumps are fed up of being forced to stand on their heads, with the help of the birds use Mr. Twit's powerful glue to attach the couple's furniture to their ceiling while they are away to trick them into thinking that they are upside down and that their ceiling is actually their floor. The birds also smear glue on the Twits' heads, which permanently fixes them to the ground when a panicked Mr. Twit suggests that they stand on their heads so that they are 'the right way up' after they first walk into the upside down living room. Stuck on their heads with all their weight pressing down on them, they catch the dreaded shrinks which are a disease that Mr. Twit had convinced Mrs. Twit that she had earlier in the book as one of the aforementioned pranks, their bodies compressing downwards so that they eventually shrink away into nothing, leaving the Muggle-Wumps free to escape. So that's why me and my friends have to turn Amber's living room upside-down, and then spread some glue on Amber's head so she can suffer the same thing the Twits do. The same thing is to get her stuck on her head on the upside-down floor.
Lawson's dad: That was a very bad thing to do! You should be ashamed of yourself! That was a very dangerous prank! That's it, you are grounded, grounded, grounded for a month! Go to your room now and think about what you have done!
Lawson went to his room, crying.
Lawson: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
In Gelman's house, Gelman's dad scolded Gelman.
Gelman's dad: Gelman, how dare you prank Amber by turning her living room upside-down?! That is very unacceptable! Why did you do that? Huh? Where did you get the idea from?
Gelman: Lawson got the idea from the Roald Dahl book The Twits. This is where the Muggle-Wumps are fed up of being forced to stand on their heads, with the help of the birds use Mr. Twit's powerful glue to attach the couple's furniture to their ceiling while they are away to trick them into thinking that they are upside down and that their ceiling is actually their floor. The birds also smear glue on the Twits' heads, which permanently fixes them to the ground when a panicked Mr. Twit suggests that they stand on their heads so that they are 'the right way up' after they first walk into the upside down living room. Stuck on their heads with all their weight pressing down on them, they catch the dreaded shrinks which are a disease that Mr. Twit had convinced Mrs. Twit that she had earlier in the book as one of the aforementioned pranks, their bodies compressing downwards so that they eventually shrink away into nothing, leaving the Muggle-Wumps free to escape. So that's why me and my friends have to turn Amber's living room upside-down, and then spread some glue on Amber's head so she can suffer the same thing the Twits do. The same thing is to get her stuck on her head on the upside-down floor.
Gelman's dad: That was a very bad thing to do! You should be ashamed of yourself! That was a very dangerous prank! That's it, you are grounded, grounded, grounded for a month! Go to your room now and think about what you have done!
Gelman went to his room, crying.
Gelman: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
In Mundy's house, Mundy's dad scolded Mundy.
Mundy's dad: Conrad, how dare you prank Amber by turning her living room upside-down?! That is very unacceptable! Why did you do that? Huh? Where did you get the idea from?
Mundy: Lawson got the idea from the Roald Dahl book The Twits. This is where the Muggle-Wumps are fed up of being forced to stand on their heads, with the help of the birds use Mr. Twit's powerful glue to attach the couple's furniture to their ceiling while they are away to trick them into thinking that they are upside down and that their ceiling is actually their floor. The birds also smear glue on the Twits' heads, which permanently fixes them to the ground when a panicked Mr. Twit suggests that they stand on their heads so that they are 'the right way up' after they first walk into the upside down living room. Stuck on their heads with all their weight pressing down on them, they catch the dreaded shrinks which are a disease that Mr. Twit had convinced Mrs. Twit that she had earlier in the book as one of the aforementioned pranks, their bodies compressing downwards so that they eventually shrink away into nothing, leaving the Muggle-Wumps free to escape. So that's why me and my friends have to turn Amber's living room upside-down, and then spread some glue on Amber's head so she can suffer the same thing the Twits do. The same thing is to get her stuck on her head on the upside-down floor.
Mundy's dad: That was a very bad thing to do! You should be ashamed of yourself! That was a very dangerous prank! That's it, you are grounded, grounded, grounded for a month! Go to your room now and think about what you have done!
Mundy went to his room, crying.
Mundy: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
In Skeens' house, Skeens' dad scolded Skeens.
Skeens' dad: Greg, how dare you prank Amber by turning her living room upside-down?! That is very unacceptable! Why did you do that? Huh? Where did you get the idea from?
Skeens: Lawson got the idea from the Roald Dahl book The Twits. This is where the Muggle-Wumps are fed up of being forced to stand on their heads, with the help of the birds use Mr. Twit's powerful glue to attach the couple's furniture to their ceiling while they are away to trick them into thinking that they are upside down and that their ceiling is actually their floor. The birds also smear glue on the Twits' heads, which permanently fixes them to the ground when a panicked Mr. Twit suggests that they stand on their heads so that they are 'the right way up' after they first walk into the upside down living room. Stuck on their heads with all their weight pressing down on them, they catch the dreaded shrinks which are a disease that Mr. Twit had convinced Mrs. Twit that she had earlier in the book as one of the aforementioned pranks, their bodies compressing downwards so that they eventually shrink away into nothing, leaving the Muggle-Wumps free to escape. So that's why me and my friends have to turn Amber's living room upside-down, and then spread some glue on Amber's head so she can suffer the same thing the Twits do. The same thing is to get her stuck on her head on the upside-down floor.
Skeens' dad: That was a very bad thing to do! You should be ashamed of yourself! That was a very dangerous prank! That's it, you are grounded, grounded, grounded for a month! Go to your room now and think about what you have done!
Skeens went to his room, crying.
Skeens: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
In Lazy Kid's house, Lazy Kid's dad scolded Lazy Kid.
Lazy Kid's dad: Richard, how dare you prank Amber by turning his living room upside-down?! That is very unacceptable! Why did you do that? Huh? Where did you get the idea from?
Lazy Kid: Lawson got the idea from the Roald Dahl book The Twits. This is where the Muggle-Wumps are fed up of being forced to stand on their heads, with the help of the birds use Mr. Twit's powerful glue to attach the couple's furniture to their ceiling while they are away to trick them into thinking that they are upside down and that their ceiling is actually their floor. The birds also smear glue on the Twits' heads, which permanently fixes them to the ground when a panicked Mr. Twit suggests that they stand on their heads so that they are 'the right way up' after they first walk into the upside down living room. Stuck on their heads with all their weight pressing down on them, they catch the dreaded shrinks which are a disease that Mr. Twit had convinced Mrs. Twit that she had earlier in the book as one of the aforementioned pranks, their bodies compressing downwards so that they eventually shrink away into nothing, leaving the Muggle-Wumps free to escape. So that's why me and my friends have to turn Amber's living room upside-down, and then spread some glue on Amber's head so she can suffer the same thing the Twits do. The same thing is to get her stuck on her head on the upside-down floor.
Lazy Kid's dad: That was a very bad thing to do! You should be ashamed of yourself! That was a very dangerous prank! That's it, you are grounded, grounded, grounded for a month! Go to your room now and think about what you have done!
Lazy Kid went to his room, crying.
Lazy Kid: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
In Sue Bob's house, Sue Bob's dad scolded Sue Bob.
Sue Bob's dad: Sue Bob, how dare you prank Amber by turning her living room upside-down?! That is very unacceptable! Why did you do that? Huh? Where did you get the idea from?
Sue Bob: Lawson got the idea from the Roald Dahl book The Twits. This is where the Muggle-Wumps are fed up of being forced to stand on their heads, with the help of the birds use Mr. Twit's powerful glue to attach the couple's furniture to their ceiling while they are away to trick them into thinking that they are upside down and that their ceiling is actually their floor. The birds also smear glue on the Twits' heads, which permanently fixes them to the ground when a panicked Mr. Twit suggests that they stand on their heads so that they are 'the right way up' after they first walk into the upside down living room. Stuck on their heads with all their weight pressing down on them, they catch the dreaded shrinks which are a disease that Mr. Twit had convinced Mrs. Twit that she had earlier in the book as one of the aforementioned pranks, their bodies compressing downwards so that they eventually shrink away into nothing, leaving the Muggle-Wumps free to escape. So that's why me and my friends have to turn Amber's living room upside-down, and then spread some glue on Amber's head so she can suffer the same thing the Twits do. The same thing is to get her stuck on her head on the upside-down floor.
Sue Bob's dad: That was a very bad thing to do! You should be ashamed of yourself! That was a very dangerous prank! That's it, you are grounded, grounded, grounded for a month! Go to your room now and think about what you have done!
Sue Bob went to her room, crying.
Sue Bob: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
In Clyde's house, Clyde's dad scolded Clyde.
Clyde's dad: Clyde, how dare you prank Amber by turning her living room upside-down?! That is very unacceptable! Why did you do that? Huh? Where did you get the idea from?
Clyde: Lawson got the idea from the Roald Dahl book The Twits. This is where the Muggle-Wumps are fed up of being forced to stand on their heads, with the help of the birds use Mr. Twit's powerful glue to attach the couple's furniture to their ceiling while they are away to trick them into thinking that they are upside down and that their ceiling is actually their floor. The birds also smear glue on the Twits' heads, which permanently fixes them to the ground when a panicked Mr. Twit suggests that they stand on their heads so that they are 'the right way up' after they first walk into the upside down living room. Stuck on their heads with all their weight pressing down on them, they catch the dreaded shrinks which are a disease that Mr. Twit had convinced Mrs. Twit that she had earlier in the book as one of the aforementioned pranks, their bodies compressing downwards so that they eventually shrink away into nothing, leaving the Muggle-Wumps free to escape. So that's why me and my friends have to turn Amber's living room upside-down, and then spread some glue on Amber's head so she can suffer the same thing the Twits do. The same thing is to get her stuck on her head on the upside-down floor.
Clyde's dad: That was a very bad thing to do! You should be ashamed of yourself! That was a very dangerous prank! That's it, you are grounded, grounded, grounded for a month! Go to your room now and think about what you have done!
Clyde went to his room, crying.
Clyde: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
In Kurst's house, Kurst's dad scolded Kurst.
Kurst's dad: Kirsten, how dare you prank Amber by turning her living room upside-down?! That is very unacceptable! Why did you do that? Huh? Where did you get the idea from?
Kurst: Lawson got the idea from the Roald Dahl book The Twits. This is where the Muggle-Wumps are fed up of being forced to stand on their heads, with the help of the birds use Mr. Twit's powerful glue to attach the couple's furniture to their ceiling while they are away to trick them into thinking that they are upside down and that their ceiling is actually their floor. The birds also smear glue on the Twits' heads, which permanently fixes them to the ground when a panicked Mr. Twit suggests that they stand on their heads so that they are 'the right way up' after they first walk into the upside down living room. Stuck on their heads with all their weight pressing down on them, they catch the dreaded shrinks which are a disease that Mr. Twit had convinced Mrs. Twit that she had earlier in the book as one of the aforementioned pranks, their bodies compressing downwards so that they eventually shrink away into nothing, leaving the Muggle-Wumps free to escape. So that's why me and my friends have to turn Amber's living room upside-down, and then spread some glue on Amber's head so she can suffer the same thing the Twits do. The same thing is to get her stuck on her head on the upside-down floor.
Kurst's dad: That was a very bad thing to do! You should be ashamed of yourself! That was a very dangerous prank! That's it, you are grounded, grounded, grounded for a month! Go to your room now and think about what you have done!
Kurst went to her room, crying.
Kurst: Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Amber woke up, screaming, and found herself in her room.
Amber: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! Oh no! It's a nightmare! Why was Lawson and his friends turning my living room upside-down and got me shrunken and disappeared!
Then Amber realised something.
Amber: Wait a minute! It's just a dream! After all, Lawson and his friends are turning my living room upside-down just a dream, and being shrunk and disappeared is just a nightmare!
Suddenly, Amber heard Isaac calling.
Isaac's voice: Amber? Are you alright? I heard you screaming from your room!
Amber: I’m alright Isaac, I’m just having a bad dream!
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