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Question: Write me a long and thorough and detailed story the way I write about a random 6 year old boy. Include the boy's name, height, birthday and birth year, weight, race being white, hair color and style, eye color, what he's wearing and what he's doing and where he's at. Have him turn into Ellen Rogers from the 1976 version of Freaky Friday. Include Ellen Rogers' details and what she's wearing. Include an explanation for why he changed into her and how he felt weird in the women's clothes and shoes. The swap is permanent. The boy wants to go home but can't.
Once upon a time, in the quiet suburban town of Plumville, a boy named Matthew resided. Matthew was an energetic six-year-old boy, born on a sunny afternoon on October 18, 2010. He was of Caucasian descent, with hair as radiant as molten copper, kept in a neat side-swept fashion that framed his cherubic face. His bright hazel eyes twinkled with mirth and curiosity at the world around him. Weighing a healthy 45 pounds and standing at 3 feet and 8 inches in height, Matthew was a picture of vitality and innocence. On this particular day, Matthew wore a pair of strapping blue denim shorts, a vibrant red t-shirt adorned with his favorite superhero, and a pair of well-worn sneakers that bore testament to the limitless bounds of his energy. He was immersed in an enchanting tale of wizards and witches at his beloved local library, cocooned in the familiar scent of old parchment and hushed whispers. Unexpectedly, something strange happened. Suddenly, he felt somewhat uncomfortable and out of place, like he was caught in between schematics of a mysterious transformational spell. Slowly, his world began to blur, and his surroundings morphed into a whole new place. When the dizziness finally subsided and his vision cleared, he found himself not in the comforting embrace of the town's musty old library but in the bustling environs of a 1970s high school hallway filled with chattering students. Confused, Matthew looked down at his clothes to find them swapped to a retro-themed white shirt with ruffled trimmings, a red corduroy jumper, and polished black Mary Janes for shoes. More than the clothes, what unsettled him was his reflection on the locker mirror. Staring back at him was not the face of the six-year-old energetic boy he was moments ago, but the familiar face of Ellen Rogers from the 1976 version of Freaky Friday. His freckles had disappeared, replaced by the clear skin of the teenage female character. His short copper hair now reached his shoulders, styled into gentle waves. His hazel eyes remained his only recognizable trait, but they now sat on a face adorned with delicate feminine features. He had turned into Ellen Rogers, both in body and attire. The cause of this bizarre transformation? Matthew didn't have the answer. His only assumption was that it must've sprung from the exotic environment of the library, where fictions merged inexplicably with reality a few times. Such incidents were rumored, but he never believed them until now. The swap appeared to be permanent. Matthew, or rather Ellen, felt an uncanny weirdness, not just due to the physical transformation but because of the unfamiliarity of women's attire and shoes. The dress he wore felt light and strange. His new shoes were narrow and much more confining than his sneakers, and every step he took reverberated an awkwardness that was not there before. He also felt the prying eyes of the students on him, which only intensified his discomfort. Now as Ellen, the young boy yearned to go home. But he was stuck in an unfamiliar world, trapped in a body not his own. The place he held dear was miles away and decades apart, and the path to it was unknown. There was fear, yes. But Matthew knew he had to navigate through the labyrinth of this new life. He was determined to keep his spirit unbroken, to adapt to his new body, his new environment, and hopefully, one day, figure out how to reverse this transformation. The story was just beginning for Matthew or now known as Ellen Rogers, a story of strength, courage, and accepting the unexpected challenges life throws at us. His adventure had just begun.
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