Cherry and Atticus Meet Frankenstein

chapter 7

Frankie got to the door with the Chipmunks and it was hard to get the door OPEN.

"What is wrong with us?" Alvin just realized. "Frankie? Bad door!"

Frankie looked angry, then went to break the door down for them to get into the castle and stop the doctor.

"Great job, Frankie." Atticus said as he looked up at him and then looked to the doctor to stop him from doing something to Cherry.

"You think ze other one vas a monster?" the doctor grinned as he was finishing up Cherry's mutation. "Let's see vhat you turn into..."

The boys were too late. But Cherry didn't seem to look all that different after the transformations and electricity.

"Cherry!" Atticus and the chipmunks called out.

"Cherry, are you okay?" Theodore asked as he rushed with Alvin.

"Yeah, I think so..." Cherry blinked, though felt a little pain suddenly, must have been a growth spurt. "Ow..."

"I don't get it...." the doctor sounded disappointed. "The formula I fed her is foolproof... Perhaps another jolt..."

Simon looked into his secret book. "I don't think that's the problem." he then closed the book and went to take it with him.

"Vait a minute, give me that notebook!" 

"Over my dead body!"

The doctor grinned eerily. "You've come to the right place..."

Atticus then charged at the doctor, causing for the doctor to fly back into a shelf that was filled with brains

"That should stop him." Simon said before they joined the others.

The doctor got up and gasped. "You've broken my brains!" he went to quickly get them in order, panicking about them.

"Hurry, guys!" Alvin called before they all ran out of the castle into safety.

Atticus, Cherry, the Chipmunks, and Frankie all then ran out of the castle.

"You von't escape so easily... My little lab rat..." the doctor murmured as they escaped.

Soon, they were all at the park scene.

"Cherry, what did the doctor give you to drink?" Atticus asked.

"I dunno," Cherry shrugged. "Some purple stuff... Tastes worse than white milk."

Simon went to look up the formula in the book, then found it. "'Cartoon Monster Maker Frappe, serve cold with 50,000 volt chaser and WAIT five minutes'," he then looked at his wristwatch to see five minutes had gone by. "Uh-oh..."

"Here's your jacket, Cherry." Theodore handed over the black jacket.

"So weird to see you without it." Alvin added.

"Yeah, it really is." Atticus said.

"THANKS..." Cherry reached for it, but for some reason, her hand grew in size, then she started to swell up like a balloon and was even bouncing.

"What the heck?" Atticus asked out of confusion.

"Is she bloating?" Alvin asked.

"I don't think that's how girls bloat..." Simon muttered.

Soon, Cindy deflated down and looked like a zany cartoon character. "Give me THAT!" she yelled, putting her jacket back on and her yell pushed the Chipmunks backward. 

"Huh?" Even Frankie was questioning her.

"What're you lookin' at, huh?" Cherry glanced to him, then spun around in a circle, leaving it and making him stumble and fall into a tornado SPIN.

"Cherry? What happened to you?" Atticus asked her.

"Ch-Ch-Chill out, man!" Cherry grabbed Atticus's hand and spun him against an ice cream vendor's kart, laughing wildly and she went off to cause more mayhem.

Atticus then sat up, covered with vanilla ice cream. "I blame that mad doctor for this," he said before tasting the ice cream. "Mm, vanilla..."

The Chipmunks rushed over. 

"Atticus, are you okay?" Theodore asked.

"A little cold from the ice cream," Atticus said before cleaning himself from the ice cream. "But nothing I can't handle, now someone please tell me what was that all about."

"It wasn't Cherry," Simon explained. "Well, it was her, but not really, it's because of that cartoon monster formula the doctor gave her. She's acting as crazy as a cartoon character."

"Well, she can't go on like that, this isn't a cartoon!" Alvin retorted.

"Well, right now, we've got to make sure she doesn't hurt anyone." Atticus said.

"Let's hope so." Theodore sighed.

'Let's just hope no one thinks she's a monster.' Atticus thought.