The next morning, Emma woke up feeling disoriented. She opened her eyes and immediately recognized something was wrong—*everything felt off*. She was looking at the ceiling, but it wasn't her own familiar ceiling. The bed beneath her was… well, it felt wrong. She sat up in a panic and glanced down at her hands—*these were not her hands*. They were much more... messy.
"Ah! What's going on?" Emma gasped.
When she stood up and looked into the mirror across the room, her eyes widened in shock—she was looking at *Xander's face*.
"Oh no," she muttered, panic rising in her chest. "Xander, what did you do?"
Meanwhile, Xander was having the exact opposite problem. He opened his eyes and was immediately greeted with an unfamiliar view of his surroundings. The cabin seemed too organized, too neat. When he looked at himself in the mirror, he nearly choked on his own breath.
"Emma?!" he shouted in disbelief, grabbing his new face. "What the—how is this possible?"
The two stared at each other from across the room, both in shock.
Emma, now inhabiting Xander's chaotic body, could feel the weight of Xander's rebellious personality starting to take over. She couldn't even keep her thoughts straight for a moment. In a panic, she stumbled her way into Xander's usual prank spots, trying to follow his reckless path. She *accidentally* set up a prank meant for Ravi, causing an unintended mess that no one found funny except the other campers. Emma couldn't handle it. She wasn't used to being the *center of attention* in such a chaotic way.
Meanwhile, Xander—now in Emma's body—was desperately trying to make sense of the situation. He had always mocked Emma for her need to organize every detail, but now that he was forced into her shoes, he realized it was far harder than it looked. The campers were looking to him for guidance, and he felt the pressure mounting as he tried to juggle camp CIT responsibilities—like helping with organizing activities, managing the younger campers, and making sure the rules were followed. He was nowhere near as composed as Emma.