Tina's body was reacting violently to the Snuffsparigus. Her hallucination had been too vivid; too realistic and her body didn't know how to deal with the strange sensations it was being given. Tina jumped and jerked in her computer chair, her eyes flicking open, but unable to see anything at first. As her the ceiling of her room slowly came into focus, she was struck with blinding pain, just like she'd experienced in her hallucination when the giant spider had bit her. Tina seemed to be quite an unlucky girl, first experiencing her demise by her greatest fear and now to find out that she was in the small percentage of people who would physically react to the vegetable.

As her body spasmed, Tina fell from her computer chair and landed hard against the floor. Foam began to spill from her mouth and her eyes bulged. Her body throbbed in agony, hands and feet clenching and releasing as she writhed on the floor. The only thought on her mind was the computer program. If she could get to it, maybe it could help her, somehow. Undo the effects of the Snuffsparigus, or take it out of her system entirely. Tina reached up for the edge of her desk, trying to grab hold of it so she could pull herself up and reach the computer before it was too late.