No, but Marigold is convinced there must be a way to fix this.

A quick look around showed no signs of being noticed, meaning that embarrassing little fiasco had been averted. Taking the device out of the bag once again, Marigold examined it a bit more closely.

There was more than just one button on the device, as well as an array of lights and switches. Surely one of them had to undo Marigold's unintentional underwear theft, she figured. The problem was figuring out which button would do it. Hitting random buttons seemed like a bad plan, but there wasn't anything to really indicate what buttons did what or what different lights meant.

Examining the device for a few moments finally gave Marigold an idea. Color theory! Obviously the button to undo such filthy things would be a calm, inviting color, like green or blue. Red, yellow, and orange buttons could only mean something bad, right? The same had to be the case for the lights.

With this shaky logic guiding her, Marigold discreetly held the Union Jack panties to the disc and pressed the most benign looking button she could find. After a whir and a hum, there was a soft popping noise as the button's function went through.