Okay, Shmoop, we've got a new problem: Shmoops. We're not sure what you're talking about, but Shreiber's got a solution. He wants to know what you saw in the vision, and he's going to ask you to draw a picture of what it was like to see the fire in the scene. Shmup doesn't have a clue what to do with the picture, but he does have one more thing to ask: "If I kiss you one more time, pant it, too , maybe I'll get some clues stare gosh ! . . you look like every one of them here now !" . Uh-oh. They're trying to figure out a way to get Shmop's power back, but they don't know how to do it. They just want to get him back to the club ASAP. He's not sure if they're just trying to get his power back or if there's more to the vision than just the fire. He also thinks that there might be clues in other visions besides the one in the fire, which means that they need his power to see their own future through someone else's eyes. Hmm...what if they arranged the visions in a way that separated them from the "dirty" visions of the club? Well, that'd be like saying that you'd have to kiss a bunch of people before you could see your future through their eyes . Um...what's that all about? It's just that the visions depend on who you kissed, and that's why they look different depending on who's in the room with you at the time . The other thing Sh