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Spells R Us - Eight
By Danielle J
This story is dedicated to author Tom Clancy. I'd like to thank Steve
Zink for his help with this story.
This is my twenty-fifth story at Fictionmania but only my second Spells
R Us tale. My second story, SRU - Satisfaction Guaranteed, is my only
other work in this universe.
*****
Justin Donnelly exited Walden Books heading in the direction of Sears.
It was 8:45 and the mall would be closing in a few minutes.
The trip to Walden Books had been unproductive. Justin was hoping one
of his favorite authors may have a new book out. None did, so Justin
left the store empty-handed.
He was almost to Sears when Justin saw a store he had never seen
before. It had a very ordinary sign above it. It said - Spells R Us.
With nothing else to do, he decided to pay the shop a visit.
The store was as ordinary as the sign outside. Dusty shelves with
limited merchandise on them. Justin was about to leave when he heard a
voice.
"Welcome to Spells R Us, Justin."
Justin immediately turned around. An old man wearing a bathrobe was
standing behind the counter. "How did you know my name?"
"I'm a wizard. I know everyone's name who visits here."
"There is no such thing as wizards."
"I beg to differ, Justin Donnelly," the wizard replied politely. He
then began to rattle off the young man's life history. Justin was
twenty years old, single, just moved into his own apartment, was a
grocery stock clerk at a nearby store. "I can tell you more if you
wish. If I wasn't a wizard, how would I know all of that?"
"Okay, I believe you," Justin said warily. He was wondering if the old
man was some kind of creep. "The mall is almost closed. I'll come back
another time."
"Why leave so suddenly, Justin? Do you have anything planned for the
evening?"
Justin was at a complete loss by his own admission. He had nary a
girlfriend nor even a life. "No I didn't."
"Well, I think I can help you. Let me show you something."
Justin's curiosity was piqued. He turned himself back around and went
to the counter where the wizard was standing.
The wizard took a small case off the back shelf and put it on the
counter. There was a small coin inside. "This is a magic fiction coin."
Justin was still a little disbelieving but went along. "Okay, what does
it do?"
"It gives whoever who holds it a wish to become any fictional character
they want."
"Like James Bond?"
"Yes," the wizard replied. "Or one of the many characters in the novels
of Tom Clancy. You are a fan of his?"
"Yes, very much so," Justin answered back. He was starting to believe
what the wizard was saying. "I like John Clark and Ding Chavez in
particular."
"They are wonderful characters. So imaginative is Mr. Clancy."
Justin nodded as he looked at the coin. "This would let me become one
of them?"
"Yes, you can become any of Mr. Clancy's characters. Or the character
of any other author, also. You'll become just like the ones in their
books."
After a minute's pause, Justin spoke. "How much does this coin cost?"
"Ten dollars."
Justin again paused to think. Was this some kind of rip off? It just
sounded too good to be true.
"If it doesn't do as I promise, I guarantee your full money back."
That was the clincher. Justin took out his wallet and gave the wizard
a $20 bill. Less than two minutes later Justin had the coin. It had
been placed in a bag by the wizard.
"Remember to read the instructions before using the coin," the wizard
said to Justin.
"Thanks. Nice meeting you," Justin replied back and then left the shop.
*****
He arrived back at his home twenty minutes later. The first thing
Justin did was check the phone answering machine. Only one message, it
was from his mother. No hurry, he would return the call in the morning.
That done, Justin went over to the refrigerator and grabbed a beer.
That was about all that was in that kitchen appliance. After this he
went and took a seat on the nearby couch and turned on the television.
Justin lived in a one room efficiency apartment. That was all the young
man could afford on his grocery store salary.
There was nothing on network television, so he began to look at some of
the cable movie channels. After a half minute of clicking channels,
Justin lucked out. American Movie Classics was showing the 1994 film,
Clear and Present Danger.
Clear and Present Danger starred Harrison Ford and was based on a Tom
Clancy novel. Justin thought CAPD was a good movie but nowhere as good
as the book. But then, that was the same story with all the big screen
adaptations of Clancy's books with the possible exception of the first,
The Hunt for Red October.
Of Clancy's books, Justin thought Clear and Present Danger was the
best. Either that or The Hunt for Red October. With little else to
watch, he decided to watch the movie.
While he did that Justin drank his first beer, and went back for a
second. He almost never drank more than that amount. The movie was
coming toward the end and there was still a small amount of beer left
in the second bottle.
Clear and Present Danger was at the movie's action filled climax now.
Jack Ryan had gone to the drug lord's home and told him of the double
cross being pulled on him by Felix Cortez. Ryan, the drug lord Escobedo
and his bodyguards were going to where Cortez was. That's where the
movie's last action sequence would take place.
"They should have stuck to the book's ending," Justin said after
swigging down the last of his beer. He was going to sleep right after
the movie was over.
For some reason the coin had totally slipped Justin's mind up till now.
It was still in the bag and lying on the couch next to him. As Escobedo
was gunned down by one of Cortez's men, Justin suddenly remembered it.
He immediately took the box out of the bag and opened it up.
Justin half paid attention to the movie and gave the rest of his
attention to the coin. He had seen CAPD ten times at least, he was
very familiar with the movie's ending.
"I wonder if this will do as that old man promised?" Justin asked in a
barely audible voice as he rolled the coin in his hand. He hadn't
bothered to read the instructions as the wizard had told him to do.
Cortez and Jack Ryan were now fighting at the coffee warehouse. John
Clark was flying in a helicopter to meet Ryan there.
"It would be fun to be Ding or Clark," Justin said, still rolling the
coin in his hand. "Dan Murray or Jack Ryan would be okay, too. Clark
would be the best."
Jack Ryan finally made it to the roof. It was the only way he could
escape and avoid death. Clark's helicopter was there to make the rescue
but would Ryan make it?
He looked at the movie. It would be exciting to ride in one of those
helicopters like in the movie. Or better yet in one of Clancy's books.
Anything had to be more exciting or meaningful than the life Justin had
now.
Pressing the coin firmly in his hand, Justin decided to test the coin.
"I wish to be one of the characters who rides in a helicopter in Clear
and Present Danger. The book."
Suddenly Justin's world began to spin. Then it went black.
*****
The first thing Justin noticed was the loud explosions filling his
ears. People were running all about and some were screaming.
"Where the hell am I?" Justin asked. He was in some valley with
mountains in the distance. Much closer was a village that was set on
fire.
A woman appeared next to him. She was speaking some unknown language
but Justin somehow understood stood it. Then a gunshot rang out and the
woman crumpled to the ground.
Panic immediately set in for Justin. He had to find somewhere safe.
Anywhere, just as long as it was free from explosions and bullets.
Then Justin saw it. A helicopter, some men were inside it and they were
waving at him. It was only twenty-five yards away. Not seeing any other
hope, Justin ran toward it. His life depended on it. Would he make it?
Justin had no time to think of what Clancy character he had become.
Survival mattered more than anything else. Other men and women were
running toward the helicopter but were getting cut down by bullets.
Would that be Justin's fate?
He finally got to the helicopter, and found a tall air force crewman
outstretching his hand and ready to pull Justin up and into the
chopper. He had found safety.
A few more men and women got into the chopper before it took off.
Justin had been told to sit on the aircraft's floor and he did as
instructed. A moment after he did so, the helicopter lifted off into
the air.
It took a few minutes for Justin to compose himself. He was now safe,
the questions remained who was he now and where was he?
Or better yet, what Clancy character was he? At the moment Justin had
no clue.
Other passengers in the helicopter were talking in a foreign language.
Again Justin understood what the people were saying. That was odd
because he didn't speak any languages other than English. Justin had
taken Spanish in High School but it hadn't taken hold. The passengers
weren't speaking Spanish.
Justin then looked down at himself. Something was terribly wrong. His
hands were a light yellow or brown. They were also very small.
The rest of Justin was even scarier. The shirt he wore was torn and
inside it were two small breasts. Women's breasts!
Justin was reeling from these shocks when one of the crewmen spoke to
him. "Are you all right, Ma'am?"
"Yes," Justin muttered back to the man who looked to be about twenty.
He smiled down at Jason before going on to check on someone or
something else.
Justin shook his head. Unless this was a weird nightmare, he was now a
woman. How...and better yet, who?
It took about two minutes for Justin to piece it together. The clue was
the air force crewman who had asked if she was all right. On his flight
suit was the name Zimmer.
Justin was a big Clancy fan. He remembered all of Clancy's characters
big and small. In Clear and Present Danger there was an Air Force
crewman named Buck Zimmer. Near the book's end Zimmer was shot while
trying to rescue some abandoned US soldiers in Columbia. Zimmer died in
the arms of Jack Ryan, who promised to take care of the dying
sergeant's family.
But there was another part of the story. A brief mention of Zimmer's
family. How Buck had met his wife Carol many years before his death.
Zimmer had rescued Carol, whose real name was something totally
different, from a Laotian hilltop near a village under fire from the
Viet Namese.
It all clicked in Justin's head. That's where he had just been. Right
out of Tom Clancy's book Clear and Present Danger. The movie made no
mention of Carol Zimmer.
"Oh God, I'm Carol Zimmer," Justin said in a low whisper. This wasn't
the worst. For he remembered more about that particular Clancy
character. Carol Zimmer had also appeared in two other Clancy novels, A
Sum of all Fears and Executive Orders. A minor character but important
to the plot. Particularly in ASOAF.
It was the last thing that Justin remembered before his mind became
that of Clancy's fictional character, that truly shook the young man
turned teenage woman. It wasn't that she would eventually marry Buck
Zimmer or that Buck would die one day. It was something else entirely.
"I'm going to be a mother of eight children one day."
*****
"Justin or rather Carol, you'll certainly have a meaningful life now,"
the wizard said, having watched what had happened to his latest
customer by a magic ball in his shop. "I warned you. Read the
instructions first."
If one shops at Spells R Us, it pays to read the instructions.
Otherwise you'll never know what may happen.
The End
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