Outside

You are met with several flashes as you are taken in tears outside of the store. Your first coverage as a super villain is of you crying like a little girl whose just been spanked by her mother. Miss America points to you with her free hand as she addresses the cameras.

"You see this crying girl?" she rhetorically asks the viewers. "Unfortunately I had to give her a spanking." You are mortified. "It is terrible that girls and boys like her fall into lives of crime." Miss America continues, "children watching at home—this is what evil actions get you. Let me tell you that crime not only hurts you, but also the ones you love. Your mom, your dad, your siblings, and your friends. Evil deeds effect everyone. So please children, think of your loved ones, and stay away from crime."

She then plumps you over her shoulder and starts to fly you to prison. You look back towards the cameras as they take several more snaps. The image of you looking back, in tears, helplessly over Miss America's shoulder being on the front page floods your mind.

You can't believe this is happening to you. Your reputation as a villainess is ruined. All you'll ever be seen as is the girl who Miss America had to spank. You are so humiliated you wish you were dead. You regret ever deciding to become a super villain.