ca·price 
/kəˈpri:s/ noun
plural ca·pric·es /kəˈpri:s/ noun : a sudden change [count] ▪ the caprices of the weather ; especially : a sudden change in someone's mood or behavior [count] ▪ Employees have complained of being at the mercy of the manager's every whim and caprice. [noncount] ▪ policy changes that seem to be motivated by nothing more than caprice
