The Stereotype Gun

It was just an ordinary day for Sam. The sky was blue and clear. Birds were chirping. Ordinary but lovely. He made his way to the pawn shop to see if he could sell old jewelry that his mother had given me. It had no value to him after she had passed and he desperately needed money.

In the pawn shop, there was one thing that caught his eye. It looked like an old replica of a phaser from Star Trek. Sam chuckled and asked the man behind the glass if he could take a look at it. He placed it in Sam's hands and told me it was something called a "Stereotype Gun". He said that the holder could change someone physically and mentally into any stereotype the user can think of. He then told a story about how the previous user had accidentally turned his sister into a human pet, submissive and calling him master. It freaked him out so he had sold it.

Sam chuckled, not believing the story and offering a deal. He reluctantly sold it and Sam made his way home with his new toy.

At home, Sam began inspecting it, of course it didn't have a manual. He soon remembered that the man behind the glass told him that all he had to do was point it at someone and just think of a stereotype and shoot. His curiosity got the best of him. The very first thing he would need to think of was who he would test it on.