Oof, that would certainly be quite the fright. Glad things turned out okay in the end at least... but... Alien... *shudders*

Fortunately. Yeah that movie be spooky >.>;

Horror movies are bad for the mind it seems.

Perhaps they are for this dissociative trauma vixen at least

Well to be fair, that is a scary movie ;) I suspected it was the thunder that had freaked her out though! And yeah I don't know who that would be scarier for, Lucy or her boyfriend.

Wait, is he her boyfriend or just a room-mate?

Soooo spooky xwx But there's a chance it was an unlucky combo of the lightning and the scary movie! I don't know who that would be scarier for ether. I know I certainly wouldn't want to be forever banished to the back seat of my own body. Nor would I ever want such for a loved one

Yup, definitely boyfriend. Though if anyone asked, Lucy would probably just make non-committal fox noises so that she doesn't get taken to area 51 and dissected or something.

Yes absolutely, it's a rather disturbing concept. I actually saw the movie Aliens before I watched Alien, two very different but also rather good movies.

And heh yeah that's probably a wise policy ;) Though I did have this discussion elsewhere, I'm possibly just naïve but I'm not sure how likely that would be in these scenarios, you'd probably have to tell no-one at all, a single trusted person or make what had happened to you as widely known as possible, at least that way you'd have a certain amount of protection. Though I suspect a sentient former-human talking-fox would make people more curious than anything else, it would basically upend everything people thought they knew about reality. I could foresee Lucy doing the talk-show rounds rather than being carted off to a lab somewhere, and being studied and examined might be kind of fun as long as it was consensual.

*chuckles… I remember seeing the original at the movies and it was intense…

Vix

Heh, I can certainly imagine. It was a wild enough ride for me on the home theater system

d'aw, poor things <3