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Question: Write me a story the way I write about Lois from Malcolm in the Middle turning her four sons Malcolm, Reese, Dewey and Jamie into clones of herself as punishment for not doing good in school, not doing their chores and misbehaving. Include voice changes and have each boy be dressed differently but like Lois would dress and have one of the boys be in a fancy dress and shoes. Have Lois decide to wipe Jamie's memory while he's a clone of her to avoid scaring him causing Jamie to be just as angry at Malcolm, Reese and Dewey as the real Lois is. Have Malcolm try to talk but say something to his mom Lois would say and have it be in quoted text. Have Reese try to talk but say something to his mom Lois would say and have it be in quoted text. Have Dewey try to talk but say something to his mom Lois would say and have it be in quoted text. Have Jamie say something Lois would say to all the boys angrily and have it be in quoted text.
Once upon a time, in the household of the wilful Malcolm, the mischievous Reese, the dreamy Dewey, and the innocent Jamie, a whirlwind named Lois reigned. Her days were often spent juggling a series of house chores while managing her conspicuously misbehaving sons. However, when they started showing continuous lack of interest in school, she hit upon an idea that was daring even by her own standards - she would punish them in a way they'd never forget. With a devilish grin, Lois announced, "Boys, if you refuse to learn and behave properly, then you'll have no choice but to become me until you've learned your lesson." Without waiting for the protestations that were sure to follow, she launched her plan. In the following weeks, the family home transformed into a chaos of uncanny Lois clones walking around in trousers, blouses, and dresses. Each boy, finding himself in a body eerily similar to his mother's, arguably faced the most challenging role reversal of his life. Malcolm, the promising scholar, was suited up in a flattering cardigan and slacks. He opened his mouth to protest, but out came, "Don't be absurd, boys. We need to prioritize your academics. This is no joking matter!" The shock on his face mirrored Lois's amusement as he realized he sounded just like her. Reese, ever the troublemaker, had been dressed in a comfortable yet understated outfit. He tried to voice out his irritation, but instead, his voice echoed Lois's stern disciplinary tone, "Boys, stop lollygagging. You have responsibilities around this house. No rest until they're done!" Dewey, in a quirky combination of checkered shirt worn over a plain dress, chimed in with strangled disbelief, "Honestly, could you all just take things seriously for once?" It was a statement Lois often made out of exasperation with her older sons. Among all of them, Lois took special care in transforming baby Jamie. She dressed him up in a dainty little dress and shoes, opting for a softer approach. To avoid traumatizing him, she chose to erase his memories of being anything else but a clone of herself. This resulted in Jamie speaking, much to the amusement of his older brothers, with Lois's characteristic motherly indignation. "Malcolm, Reese, Dewey, in this house, we respect one another and follow the rules. Is that too much to ask?" Throughout the house, echoes of Lois's voice bounced back from every corner. If nothing else, the peculiar situation served as a stark reminder for the boys - in their household, Lois's rules always prevailed.
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