.SEGMENT "CASTLE"


	.FUNCT	LOWER-HALL-ENTER-F,RARG
	FSET?	OUTER-GATE,OPENBIT /?CTR2
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED /?CCL3
?CTR2:	ZERO?	RARG \FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"Near the bottom of the flight, the steps are blocked by newly-fallen rubble!"
	CRLF	
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	RETURN	LOWER-HALL


	.FUNCT	PROCLAMATION-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE \FALSE
	FSET?	PROCLAMATION,TRYTAKEBIT \FALSE
	CALL2	ITAKE,TRUE-VALUE
	EQUAL?	STACK,M-FATAL /TRUE
	PUTP	PROCLAMATION,P?ACTION,FALSE-VALUE
	PUTP	PROCLAMATION,P?OWNER,FALSE-VALUE
	FCLEAR	PROCLAMATION,TRYTAKEBIT
	PRINTR	"You rip the decree from the wall."


	.FUNCT	ENTRANCE-HALL-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \?CCL3
	PRINTI	"This is where visitors enter the castle proper, through the wide doorway to the north. "
	FSET?	PORTCULLIS,OPENBIT /?CND4
	PRINTI	"The doorway is currently blocked by a sturdy portcullis. "
?CND4:	PRINTI	"Oddly, there is a doorbell on the inside of the doorway. Other doorways lead east, west, and south."
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	RARG,M-END \FALSE
	IN?	JESTER,HERE \FALSE
	FSET?	PORTCULLIS,OPENBIT /FALSE
	CALL2	SETUP-ORPHAN,STR?44
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	DOORBELL-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TOUCH,V?PUSH \FALSE
	PRINTI	"""Ding, dong!"""
	CRLF	
	IN?	JESTER,HERE /TRUE
	SET	'DO-J,TRUE-VALUE
	ICALL2	I-JESTER,TRUE-VALUE
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	PORTCULLIS-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	PRINTI	"The portcullis, which is a heavy iron latticework used to block this entrance doorway, is "
	ICALL2	OPEN-CLOSED,PORTCULLIS
	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OPEN \?CCL5
	FSET?	PORTCULLIS,OPENBIT /?CCL5
	PRINTR	"You try to lift the portcullis, but with no effect (aside from nearly breaking your back)."
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?CLOSE \FALSE
	FSET?	PORTCULLIS,OPENBIT \FALSE
	PRINT	WONT-BUDGE
	RTRUE	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "VILLAGE"


	.FUNCT	MOAT-F
	CALL2	TOUCHING?,MOAT
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	EQUAL?	HERE,PARAPET,UPPER-BARBICAN \FALSE
	CALL2	CANT-REACH,MOAT
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	INNER-BAILEY-F,RARG
	ZERO?	DEMO-VERSION? /FALSE
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-END \FALSE
	CALL1	END-DEMO
	RSTACK	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	WORM-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EAT \?CCL3
	EQUAL?	TURNED-INTO,ROOSTER \?CCL6
	CALL2	GOOD-MEAL,WORM
	RSTACK	
?CCL6:	PRINTR	"Yukko!"
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RESEARCH \FALSE
	CALL	NOUN-USED?,WORM,W?WORM,W?EARTHWORM
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	PRINTR	"""A low form of ground-dwelling animal life."""


	.FUNCT	I-W-WORM,L
	LOC	WORM >L
	FSET	WORM,ANIMATEDBIT
	IN?	WORM,LAKE-BOTTOM \?CCL3
	REMOVE	WORM
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	CALL2	META-LOC,WORM
	EQUAL?	STACK,HERE \?CCL5
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"   The worm "
	EQUAL?	L,PROTAGONIST,HERE /?CCL8
	FSET?	L,DROPBIT /?CCL8
	MOVE	WORM,HERE
	FSET	L,OPENBIT
	PRINTI	"wriggles out of"
	ICALL2	TPRINT,L
	JUMP	?CND6
?CCL8:	PRINTI	"has resumed wriggling"
?CND6:	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	
?CCL5:	CALL2	META-LOC,WORM
	MOVE	WORM,STACK
	RFALSE	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "VILLAGE"


	.FUNCT	TREE-F,ARG
	EQUAL?	ARG,M-WINNER \?CCL3
	CALL1	PLANT-STUNNED
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?GET-NEAR \?CCL5
	PRINTR	"You are now standing at the base of the tree."
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LISTEN \?CCL7
	ZERO?	PLANT-TALKER /?CCL7
	EQUAL?	PRSO,MIGHTY-ELM \?CCL12
	PRINTR	"The mighty elm rumbles in a voice that bespeaks great age and weariness. It seems to be pining for its simple, happier, younger days. Most particularly, it seems to be fondly recalling a playful squirrel named ""Rosebud."""
?CCL12:	EQUAL?	PRSO,SMALL-ELM \?CCL14
	PRINTR	"The little elm's roots have, apparently, just reached down to a particularly yummy patch of decayed mulch, and the young elm is humming rhapsodically about the yumminess of the minerals therein."
?CCL14:	PRINTR	"The two elms are exchanging off-color jokes, most of which seem to involve various methods of pollen transfer."
?CCL7:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?CLIMB-UP,V?CLIMB \?CCL16
	EQUAL?	PRSO,SMALL-ELM \?CCL19
	PRINTR	"Your weight is too much for this little tree."
?CCL19:	PRINT	POORLY-CONFIGURED
	RTRUE	
?CCL16:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LISTEN \?CCL21
	ZERO?	PLANT-TALKER /?CCL21
	PRINTR	"The tree's speech is very childlike and difficult to understand, but it seems to be fantasizing about the day when it will be tall enough to see over the castle walls."
?CCL21:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?MEASURE \FALSE
	PRINTI	"You can"
	EQUAL?	PRSO,MIGHTY-ELM \?CCL28
	PRINTI	"'t come close to getting"
	JUMP	?CND26
?CCL28:	EQUAL?	PRSO,SMALL-ELM \?CCL31
	PRINTI	" easily"
	JUMP	?CND29
?CCL31:	PRINTI	" just barely"
?CND29:	PRINTI	" get"
?CND26:	PRINTR	" your arms around the tree."


	.FUNCT	BARBICAN-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"This dimly lit room is the bottom level of the gate-tower which guards the castle's drawbridge. It lies at the tip of a peninsula into the moat; the rest of the peninsula is to the southeast. A drawbridge to the northwest is "
	ICALL2	OPEN-CLOSED,DRAWBRIDGE
	PRINTI	", and a ladder leads to an upper level."
	RTRUE	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	CANNONBALL-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUT-ON \FALSE
	EQUAL?	P-PRSA-WORD,W?DROP \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSO,CANNONBALL \FALSE
	MOVE	CANNONBALL,HERE
	FSET?	PRSI,PARTBIT \?CCL9
	PRINTR	"Ouch!!!"
?CCL9:	GETP	PRSI,P?SIZE
	GRTR?	STACK,10 \?CCL11
	PRINTR	"This has no effect."
?CCL11:	PRINTI	"Miraculously,"
	ICALL1	TPRINT-PRSI
	PRINTR	" survives."

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "VILLAGE"


	.FUNCT	MURDER-HOLE-F,TAKER
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOOK-INSIDE \?CCL3
	PRINTR	"You can just make out the barbican below."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?REACH-IN \?CCL5
	PRINT	NOTHING-IN-REACH
	RTRUE	
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUT-THROUGH,V?PUT \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSI,MURDER-HOLE \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSO,CANNONBALL \?CCL12
	CALL2	VISIBLE?,CANDLE
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL12
	FSET?	CANDLE,ONBIT \?CCL12
	CALL2	ULTIMATELY-IN?,CANDLE
	ZERO?	STACK \?CND16
	MOVE	CANDLE,PROTAGONIST
?CND16:	PRINTI	"As you drop the cannonball through the murder hole, you hear a sickening ""splat,"" followed by a woman's scream!
   ""Emily, what is it!""
   ""It's Victor -- he's been murdered!""
   ""I'll summon the Inspector! Ah, here he is now!"" You hear whispered questions and answers from the room below, followed by footsteps on the stairs. The jester enters, wearing a trenchcoat and smoking a large pipe.
   ""I'm afraid I'm going to have to order Sgt. Duffy to place you under arrest, sir."" You grow dizzy with confusion, and your surroundings swirl wildly about you"
	PRINT	ELLIPSIS
	ICALL2	GOTO,DUNGEON
	JUMP	?CND10
?CCL12:	PRINTI	"You hear a ""thunk"" from down below."
	CRLF	
?CND10:	CALL	FIND-IN,BARBICAN,WHITEBIT >TAKER
	ZERO?	TAKER \?CTR19
	CALL	FIND-IN,BARBICAN,BLACKBIT >TAKER
	ZERO?	TAKER /?CCL20
?CTR19:	MOVE	PRSO,TAKER
	EQUAL?	PRSO,PIGEON \TRUE
	ICALL2	MOVE-TO-PERCH,TAKER
	RTRUE	
?CCL20:	MOVE	PRSO,BARBICAN
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	WHEEL-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?SET-DIR,V?SET \FALSE
	FSET?	DRAWBRIDGE,OPENBIT \?CCL6
	FCLEAR	DRAWBRIDGE,OPENBIT
	JUMP	?CND4
?CCL6:	FSET	DRAWBRIDGE,OPENBIT
?CND4:	FSET	BARBICAN,REDESCBIT
	PRINTI	"You hear a clattering clanking noise from below."
	CRLF	
	ICALL	ROB,DRAWBRIDGE,BARBICAN
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	DRAWBRIDGE-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \?CCL3
	PRINTI	"You are standing on a sturdy wooden drawbridge across a moat. "
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED \?CND4
	PRINTI	"The surface of the moat roils from the thrashing of countless ravenous beasts. "
?CND4:	PRINTI	"The drawbridge runs from a tall barbican at the southeast to a wide meadow at the northwest."
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	ZERO?	RARG \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL9
	PRINTI	"The drawbridge is "
	ICALL2	OPEN-CLOSED,DRAWBRIDGE
	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	
?CCL9:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOWER,V?OPEN \?PRD13
	FSET?	DRAWBRIDGE,OPENBIT \?CCL11
?PRD13:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RAISE,V?CLOSE \FALSE
	FSET?	DRAWBRIDGE,OPENBIT \FALSE
?CCL11:	PRINTR	"There's no apparent way to do that."

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "CASTLE"


	.FUNCT	PARLOR-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-ENTER \FALSE
	MOVE	SPENSEWEED,FISH-TANK
	FCLEAR	SPENSEWEED,NDESCBIT
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	FISH-TANK-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE \?CCL3
	EQUAL?	PRSO,FISH-TANK \?CCL3
	ZERO?	DESCRIBED-TANK-AS-SMALL /?CCL8
	PRINTR	"The fish tank is much too large to carry! [Okay, I was exaggerating when I called the tank ""itsy-bitsy.""]"
?CCL8:	SET	'DESCRIBED-TANK-AS-LARGE,TRUE-VALUE
	PRINTR	"This tank is bigger than a lot of swimming pools!"
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSO,FLAMINGO,ROOSTER,FOX \FALSE
	FSET?	PRSO,ANIMATEDBIT \FALSE
	PRINTI	"The "
	ICALL2	DPRINT,PRSO
	PRINTR	" raises such a fuss that it becomes impossible."


	.FUNCT	SPENSEWEED-F,ARG
	EQUAL?	ARG,M-WINNER \?CCL3
	CALL1	PLANT-STUNNED
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	IN?	PROTAGONIST,DB \?CCL5
	CALL2	TOUCHING?,SPENSEWEED
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL5
	CALL2	CANT-REACH,SPENSEWEED
	RSTACK	
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?DIG,V?TAKE \?CCL9
	EQUAL?	PRSO,SPENSEWEED \?CCL9
	PRINT	DEEPLY-ROOTED
	RTRUE	
?CCL9:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LISTEN \FALSE
	ZERO?	PLANT-TALKER /FALSE
	PRINTR	"It's difficult to interpret the gurgly voice of the spenseweed, but it seems to be fretting about the possibility of plant-eating fish being introduced into the aquarium."

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	LOBSTER-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RESEARCH \?CCL3
	CALL	NOUN-USED?,LOBSTER,W?LOBSTER
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL3
	PRINT	STR?304
	CRLF	
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE \?CCL7
	FSET?	LOBSTER,ANIMATEDBIT \?CCL7
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED /?CCL12
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-LOBSTER-PINCH,-1
	RFALSE	
?CCL12:	FSET?	GLOVE,WORNBIT \?CCL14
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-LOBSTER-PINCH,2
	MOVE	LOBSTER,PROTAGONIST
	PRINTR	"Your gloved hand moves with blazing speed, lifting the lobster and avoiding its snapping pincers."
?CCL14:	PRINTR	"The lobster snaps its pincers at you. You snatch your hand away just in time."
?CCL7:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?MUNG,V?KILL \?CCL16
	EQUAL?	PRSI,HAMMER,CANNONBALL \?CCL16
	PRINTR	"You pulverize the lobster into invisible jelly. Heartless; but then again, I understand there are a large group of people who release boiling these creatures alive."
?CCL16:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EAT \FALSE
	FSET?	LOBSTER,ANIMATEDBIT \FALSE
	PRINTR	"1) It's not cooked. 2) It would probably bite your nose off if you tried. 3) You don't have any tableware. 4) You don't have any melted butter. 5) It isn't kosher."


	.FUNCT	I-W-LOBSTER
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED /?CND1
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-W-LOBSTER,3
	RFALSE	
?CND1:	FSET	LOBSTER,ANIMATEDBIT
	IN?	LOBSTER,LAKE-BOTTOM \?CCL5
	REMOVE	LOBSTER
	RTRUE	
?CCL5:	IN?	LOBSTER,PROTAGONIST \?CCL7
	IN?	LOBSTER,WALDO /?CCL7
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"   Youch! The nutcracker just pinched you! As you drop it, you realize that it has turned back into a lobster."
	EQUAL?	HERE,HANGING-FROM-ROOTS,UNDER-THE-WORLD \?CCL12
	REMOVE	LOBSTER
	PRINTR	" The poor creature plunges into the void."
?CCL12:	MOVE	LOBSTER,HERE
	CRLF	
	RTRUE	
?CCL7:	CALL2	VISIBLE?,LOBSTER
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTR	"   You notice the nutcracker waving its pincers. It seems that the nutcracker is once again a lobster."


	.FUNCT	I-LOBSTER-PINCH
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED \FALSE
	FSET?	LOBSTER,ANIMATEDBIT \FALSE
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-LOBSTER-PINCH
	CALL2	ULTIMATELY-IN?,LOBSTER
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	IN?	LOBSTER,WALDO /FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"   Youch! The lobster gives you a painful nip, and you drop it like a hot potato."
	EQUAL?	HERE,HANGING-FROM-ROOTS,UNDER-THE-WORLD \?CCL12
	REMOVE	LOBSTER
	PRINTR	" The poor creature plunges into the void."
?CCL12:	MOVE	LOBSTER,HERE
	CRLF	
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	STARFISH-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RESEARCH \FALSE
	CALL	NOUN-USED?,STARFISH,W?STARFISH
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	PRINT	STR?304
	CRLF	
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	I-W-STARFISH
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED /?CND1
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-W-STARFISH,3
	RFALSE	
?CND1:	FSET	STARFISH,ANIMATEDBIT
	IN?	STARFISH,LAKE-BOTTOM \?CCL5
	REMOVE	STARFISH
	RTRUE	
?CCL5:	CALL2	VISIBLE?,STARFISH
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTR	"   With the tiniest wiggle, the star gives evidence that it is once again a starfish."

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "0"

	.SEGMENT "CASTLE"


	.FUNCT	BICKERING-TORCH-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE \?CCL3
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-BICKERING-TORCH,-1
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?BURN,V?ON,V?EXAMINE \FALSE
	CALL2	BURNED-OUT,BICKERING-TORCH
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	BURNED-OUT,OBJ
	PRINTI	"The "
	ICALL2	DPRINT,OBJ
	PRINTR	" has burned out and cannot be rekindled."


	.FUNCT	I-BICKERING-TORCH
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED \FALSE
	CALL2	ULTIMATELY-IN?,BICKERING-TORCH
	ZERO?	STACK \?CCL5
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-BICKERING-TORCH
	RFALSE	
?CCL5:	RANDOM	100
	LESS?	30,STACK /FALSE
	EQUAL?	CURRENT-SPLIT,MAP-TOP-LEFT-LOC /FALSE
	PRINTI	"   The bickering torch says, """
	CALL2	PICK-ONE,BITCHES
	PRINT	STACK
	PRINTR	""""


	.FUNCT	FLICKERING-TORCH-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE \?CCL3
	FSET?	FLICKERING-TORCH,ONBIT \?CCL3
	ZERO?	FLICKERING-TORCH-COUNT \?CCL3
	RANDOM	3
	ADD	STACK,9 >FLICKERING-TORCH-COUNT
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-FLICKERING-TORCH,-1
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OFF \?CCL8
	FSET?	FLICKERING-TORCH,ONBIT \?CCL8
	FCLEAR	FLICKERING-TORCH,ONBIT
	FCLEAR	FLICKERING-TORCH,FLAMEBIT
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-FLICKERING-TORCH
	PRINTI	"""Pffft."""
	CRLF	
	CALL1	NOW-DARK?
	RSTACK	
?CCL8:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OFF,V?ON,V?EXAMINE /?PRD14
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?BURN \FALSE
?PRD14:	FSET?	FLICKERING-TORCH,ONBIT /FALSE
	CALL2	BURNED-OUT,FLICKERING-TORCH
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	I-FLICKERING-TORCH
	DEC	'FLICKERING-TORCH-COUNT
	FSET?	FLICKERING-TORCH,ONBIT /?CCL3
	PUTP	FLICKERING-TORCH,P?SDESC,STR?316
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-FLICKERING-TORCH
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	ZERO?	FLICKERING-TORCH-COUNT \?CND1
	PUTP	FLICKERING-TORCH,P?SDESC,STR?316
	FCLEAR	FLICKERING-TORCH,ONBIT
	FCLEAR	FLICKERING-TORCH,FLAMEBIT
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-FLICKERING-TORCH
?CND1:	CALL2	VISIBLE?,FLICKERING-TORCH
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	FSET?	FLICKERING-TORCH,ONBIT /?CCL9
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	CALL2	IN-THE-SKY,STR?317
	RSTACK	
?CCL9:	RANDOM	100
	LESS?	40,STACK /FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTR	"   The flame of the flickering torch dances wildly on the brink of extinction."


	.FUNCT	IN-THE-SKY,STRING
	PRINTI	"   The "
	PRINT	STRING
	PRINTI	"ering torch gives its last "
	PRINT	STRING
	PRINTI	"er before going to that great Torch Room in the sky."
	CRLF	
	CALL1	NOW-DARK?
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	MUTTERING-TORCH-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE \?CCL3
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-MUTTERING-TORCH,-1
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?BURN,V?ON,V?EXAMINE \FALSE
	CALL2	BURNED-OUT,MUTTERING-TORCH
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	I-MUTTERING-TORCH
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED \FALSE
	CALL2	ULTIMATELY-IN?,MUTTERING-TORCH
	ZERO?	STACK \?CCL5
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-MUTTERING-TORCH
	RFALSE	
?CCL5:	RANDOM	100
	LESS?	30,STACK /FALSE
	EQUAL?	CURRENT-SPLIT,MAP-TOP-LEFT-LOC /FALSE
	PRINTI	"   The muttering torch mutters something about "
	CALL2	PICK-ONE,MUTTERS
	PRINT	STACK
	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	GUTTERING-TORCH-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE \?CCL3
	FSET?	GUTTERING-TORCH,ONBIT \?CCL3
	ZERO?	GUTTERING-TORCH-COUNT \?CCL3
	RANDOM	3
	ADD	STACK,9 >GUTTERING-TORCH-COUNT
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-GUTTERING-TORCH,-1
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OFF \?CCL8
	FSET?	GUTTERING-TORCH,ONBIT \?CCL8
	FCLEAR	GUTTERING-TORCH,ONBIT
	FCLEAR	GUTTERING-TORCH,FLAMEBIT
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-GUTTERING-TORCH
	PRINTI	"""Pffft."""
	CRLF	
	CALL1	NOW-DARK?
	RSTACK	
?CCL8:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OFF,V?ON,V?EXAMINE /?PRD14
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?BURN \FALSE
?PRD14:	FSET?	GUTTERING-TORCH,ONBIT /FALSE
	CALL2	BURNED-OUT,GUTTERING-TORCH
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	I-GUTTERING-TORCH
	DEC	'GUTTERING-TORCH-COUNT
	FSET?	GUTTERING-TORCH,ONBIT /?CCL3
	PUTP	GUTTERING-TORCH,P?SDESC,STR?324
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-GUTTERING-TORCH
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	ZERO?	GUTTERING-TORCH-COUNT \?CND1
	PUTP	GUTTERING-TORCH,P?SDESC,STR?324
	FCLEAR	GUTTERING-TORCH,ONBIT
	FCLEAR	GUTTERING-TORCH,FLAMEBIT
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-GUTTERING-TORCH
?CND1:	CALL2	VISIBLE?,GUTTERING-TORCH
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	FSET?	GUTTERING-TORCH,ONBIT /?CCL9
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	CALL2	IN-THE-SKY,STR?325
	RSTACK	
?CCL9:	RANDOM	100
	LESS?	40,STACK /FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTR	"   The guttering torch sputters on the verge of burning out, but then decides to keep burning for at least another minute."

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "CASTLE"


	.FUNCT	GARDEN-FLOWER-PS
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PICK \?CCL3
	PRINTR	"Ouch! Thorns!"
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL5
	PRINTR	"Breathtakingly beautiful."
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LISTEN \FALSE
	ZERO?	PLANT-TALKER /FALSE
	CALL2	PERFORM-PRSA,FLORA
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	FLORA-F,ARG
	EQUAL?	ARG,M-WINNER \?CCL3
	CALL1	PLANT-STUNNED
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL5
	PRINTR	"Breathtakingly beautiful."
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LISTEN \FALSE
	ZERO?	PLANT-TALKER /FALSE
	PRINTR	"The many shrub and trees and flowers create a cacophony of plant-talk that makes it impossible to understand any of it!"

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	FLAMINGO-F,ARG
	FSET?	FLAMINGO,ANIMATEDBIT \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RESEARCH \?CCL5
	CALL	NOUN-USED?,FLAMINGO,W?FLAMINGO
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL5
	PRINTR	"""A common garden animal."""
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?FEED \?CCL9
	CALL2	ULTIMATELY-IN?,BAR-OF-FOOD
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL9
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?GIVE,BAR-OF-FOOD,FLAMINGO
	RTRUE	
?CCL9:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?SHOW \?CCL13
	EQUAL?	PRSO,BAR-OF-FOOD \?CCL13
	PRINTR	"The flamingo feigns disinterest, but vast volumes of drool betray its true feelings."
?CCL13:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?GIVE \?CCL17
	EQUAL?	PRSO,BAR-OF-FOOD \?CCL17
	REMOVE	BAR-OF-FOOD
	PRINTI	"The flamingo greedily snatches"
	ICALL2	TPRINT,BAR-OF-FOOD
	PRINTR	" in its beak and gulps it down."
?CCL17:	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?CATCH,V?TAKE \?CCL23
	PRINTR	"The flamingo prances away, leaving you clutching at air."
?CCL23:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TOUCH \FALSE
	PRINTR	"The bird nearly nips off a finger."


	.FUNCT	I-W-FLAMINGO,L
	LOC	FLAMINGO >L
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED /?CND1
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-W-FLAMINGO,3
	RFALSE	
?CND1:	FSET	FLAMINGO,ANIMATEDBIT
	IN?	FLAMINGO,LAKE-BOTTOM \?CCL5
	REMOVE	FLAMINGO
	RTRUE	
?CCL5:	CALL2	META-LOC,FLAMINGO
	EQUAL?	STACK,HERE \?CCL7
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"   Based on its angry squawks, the lawn ornament has returned to its former state"
	IN?	FLAMINGO,FISH-TANK \?CCL10
	PRINTI	". The flamingo sprays you with water as it leaps out of the fish tank"
	JUMP	?CND8
?CCL10:	EQUAL?	L,PROTAGONIST,HERE /?CCL12
	FSET?	L,DROPBIT /?CCL12
	MOVE	FLAMINGO,HERE
	FSET	L,OPENBIT
	PRINTI	" and popped out of"
	ICALL2	TPRINT,L
	JUMP	?CND8
?CCL12:	CALL2	ULTIMATELY-IN?,FLAMINGO
	ZERO?	STACK /?CND8
	IN?	FLAMINGO,WALDO /?CND8
	PRINTI	". The flamingo gives you a vicious peck and hops to the ground"
?CND8:	CALL2	ULTIMATELY-IN?,FLAMINGO
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL20
	LOC	PROTAGONIST
	FSET?	STACK,DROPBIT \?CCL20
	LOC	PROTAGONIST
	MOVE	FLAMINGO,STACK
	JUMP	?CND18
?CCL20:	LOC	FLAMINGO
	FSET?	STACK,DROPBIT /?CND18
	MOVE	FLAMINGO,HERE
?CND18:	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	
?CCL7:	CALL2	ULTIMATELY-IN?,FLAMINGO
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL26
	LOC	PROTAGONIST
	FSET?	STACK,DROPBIT \?CCL26
	LOC	PROTAGONIST
	MOVE	FLAMINGO,STACK
	RFALSE	
?CCL26:	LOC	FLAMINGO
	FSET?	STACK,DROPBIT /FALSE
	CALL2	META-LOC,FLAMINGO
	MOVE	FLAMINGO,STACK
	RFALSE	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "CASTLE"


	.FUNCT	COURTYARD-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"This open area is paved with marble and surrounded by imposing stone walls. "
	CALL2	RUNNING?,I-PROLOGUE
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL6
	PRINTI	"Servants are cleaning up after a tremendous carnival"
	JUMP	?CND4
?CCL6:	PRINTI	"Dimwit would occasionally order carnivals to be set up in this court, on totally cloudless days"
?CND4:	PRINTI	". At the distant edges of the courtyard, you can see exits to the north, west, and southeast."
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	BANNER-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE,V?READ \?CCL3
	PRINTR	"These colorful banners display various royal crests and insignias."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?CLIMB-DOWN \FALSE
	PRINTI	"Okay, but for future reference, the stairs are easier"
	PRINT	ELLIPSIS
	CALL2	GOTO,GREAT-HALL
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	REBUS-F,OARG,CNT
	CALL2	CCOUNT,REBUS >CNT
	ZERO?	OARG /?CCL3
	EQUAL?	OARG,M-OBJDESC? /TRUE
	PRINTI	"   A large framed rebus occupies a central position at the far end of the gallery. It appears to have been recently hung."
	GRTR?	CNT,0 \TRUE
	PRINTI	" The rebus is "
	GRTR?	CNT,3 \?CCL10
	PRINTI	"mostly"
	JUMP	?CND8
?CCL10:	PRINTI	"partially"
?CND8:	PRINTI	" obscured by a"
	EQUAL?	CNT,1 \?CCL13
	PRINTI	"n animal -- or a representation of an animal"
	JUMP	?CND11
?CCL13:	PRINTI	" number of animals -- or representations of animals"
?CND11:	PRINTI	" -- which appear"
	EQUAL?	CNT,1 \?CND14
	PRINTC	115
?CND14:	PRINTI	" to be magically layered onto its surface:"
	FCLEAR	REBUS-CAMEL,NDESCBIT
	FCLEAR	REBUS-MOUSE,NDESCBIT
	FCLEAR	REBUS-GOOSE,NDESCBIT
	FCLEAR	REBUS-SNAKE,NDESCBIT
	FCLEAR	REBUS-FISH,NDESCBIT
	FCLEAR	REBUS-SLIME-MONSTER,NDESCBIT
	ICALL	D-CONTENTS,REBUS,2
	FSET	REBUS-CAMEL,NDESCBIT
	FSET	REBUS-MOUSE,NDESCBIT
	FSET	REBUS-GOOSE,NDESCBIT
	FSET	REBUS-SNAKE,NDESCBIT
	FSET	REBUS-FISH,NDESCBIT
	FSET	REBUS-SLIME-MONSTER,NDESCBIT
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?CLOSE,V?OPEN \?CCL17
	PRINT	HUH
	RTRUE	
?CCL17:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUT-ON,V?PUT \?CCL19
	EQUAL?	PRSI,REBUS \?CCL19
	PRINT	HUH
	RTRUE	
?CCL19:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE,V?READ \FALSE
	CLEAR	-1
	SCREEN	S-FULL
	IN?	REBUS-MOUSE,REBUS \?CCL26
	PUSH	REBUS-6
	JUMP	?CND24
?CCL26:	IN?	REBUS-GOOSE,REBUS \?CCL28
	PUSH	REBUS-5
	JUMP	?CND24
?CCL28:	IN?	REBUS-SLIME-MONSTER,REBUS \?CCL30
	PUSH	REBUS-4
	JUMP	?CND24
?CCL30:	IN?	REBUS-CAMEL,REBUS \?CCL32
	PUSH	REBUS-3
	JUMP	?CND24
?CCL32:	IN?	REBUS-SNAKE,REBUS \?CCL34
	PUSH	REBUS-2
	JUMP	?CND24
?CCL34:	IN?	REBUS-FISH,REBUS \?CCL36
	PUSH	REBUS-1
	JUMP	?CND24
?CCL36:	PUSH	REBUS-0
?CND24:	DISPLAY	STACK,1,1
	ZERO?	DEMO-VERSION? /?CCL39
	ICALL2	INPUT-DEMO,1
	JUMP	?CND37
?CCL39:	INPUT	1
?CND37:	ICALL1	MOUSE-INPUT?
	ICALL1	V-$REFRESH
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	REBUS-ANIMAL-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	PRINTI	"The "
	PRINTD	PRSO
	PRINTR	" seems to be magically flattened upon the rebus surface."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?MOVE,V?TAKE \?CCL5
	PRINT	WONT-BUDGE
	RTRUE	
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TOUCH \FALSE
	PRINTI	"The "
	PRINTD	PRSO
	PRINTR	" feels cold to the touch."


	.FUNCT	PAINTINGS-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	PRINTR	"These are Leonardo Flathead's famous portraits of the Twelve Flatheads, including his own self-portrait, which been have reproduced in many places [such as the ""Lives of the Twelve Flatheads Calendar"" which you'll find in your Zork Zero package]."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?MOVE,V?TAKE \?CCL5
	PRINTR	"The portraits are all securely fastened to the wall."
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?COUNT \FALSE
	PRINTR	"12."


	.FUNCT	PAINTING-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?MOVE,V?TAKE,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	CALL2	PERFORM-PRSA,PAINTINGS
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RESEARCH \FALSE
	PRINTR	"""One of the Twelve Flatheads. For more information, we recommend Boswell Barwell's 'The Lives of the Twelve Flatheads.'"" [Excerpts of which can be found in the calendar from your Zork Zero package.]"

	.SEGMENT "VILLAGE"

	.SEGMENT "LAKE"

	.SEGMENT "ORACLE"


	.FUNCT	REBUS-BUTTON-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUSH \FALSE
	FSET?	PRSO,TOUCHBIT /?CTR5
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED /?CCL6
?CTR5:	PRINT	NOTHING-HAPPENS
	RTRUE	
?CCL6:	FSET	PRSO,TOUCHBIT
	PUTP	PRSO,P?SDESC,STR?270
	PRINTI	"The button produces a "
	IN?	REBUS-MOUSE,REBUS \?CCL11
	REMOVE	REBUS-MOUSE
	PRINTI	"squeak"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL11:	IN?	REBUS-GOOSE,REBUS \?CCL13
	REMOVE	REBUS-GOOSE
	PRINTI	"honk"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL13:	IN?	REBUS-SLIME-MONSTER,REBUS \?CCL15
	REMOVE	REBUS-SLIME-MONSTER
	PRINTI	"squish"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL15:	IN?	REBUS-CAMEL,REBUS \?CCL17
	REMOVE	REBUS-CAMEL
	PRINTI	"bray"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL17:	IN?	REBUS-SNAKE,REBUS \?CCL19
	REMOVE	REBUS-SNAKE
	PRINTI	"hiss"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL19:	REMOVE	REBUS-FISH
	PRINTI	"splash"
?CND9:	PRINTR	"ing noise and stops blinking."

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	BAG-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \FALSE
	PRINTI	"There's writing on the outside of the bag. "
	RFALSE	


	.FUNCT	BAR-OF-FOOD-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EAT \FALSE
	EQUAL?	TURNED-INTO,FLAMINGO \?CCL6
	CALL2	GOOD-MEAL,BAR-OF-FOOD
	RSTACK	
?CCL6:	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?339
	RSTACK	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "CASTLE"


	.FUNCT	TOWER-PS
	CALL2	TOUCHING?,PSEUDO-OBJECT
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	CALL2	CANT-REACH,PSEUDO-OBJECT
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	THRONE-ROOM-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"This is a smaller version of the room to the north, meaning that a person can walk all the way across it without stopping to rest. The throne, though smaller and more comfortable looking, is just as gaudy. It is in this chamber that Dimwit would meet with his ""advisors,"" raising taxes and plotting grandiose schemes. A doorway leads north"
	ZERO?	SECRET-PASSAGE-OPEN /?CND4
	PRINTI	", and a secret passage is open to the south"
?CND4:	PRINTC	46
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	THRONE-F,VARG
	ZERO?	DEMO-VERSION? /?CCL3
	EQUAL?	VARG,M-ENTER \?CCL3
	EQUAL?	PRSO,SMALL-THRONE \?CCL3
	PRINTC	32
	ICALL1	OPEN-SECRET-PASSAGE?
	RETURN	2
?CCL3:	ZERO?	VARG \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?CLIMB-UP \?CCL12
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?ENTER,PRSO
	RTRUE	
?CCL12:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOOK-BEHIND \FALSE
	PRINTI	"Behind the throne"
	EQUAL?	HERE,AUDIENCE-CHAMBER \?CCL17
	PRINTR	", a doorway leads south."
?CCL17:	ZERO?	SECRET-PASSAGE-OPEN /?CCL19
	PRINTR	", a secret passage beckons to the south!"
?CCL19:	PRINTR	" is nothing but a blank wall."

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "SECRET"


	.FUNCT	SECRET-PASSAGE-F,RARG
	ZERO?	DEMO-VERSION? /FALSE
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-END \FALSE
	CALL1	END-DEMO
	RSTACK	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	CANDLE-F,FLAME
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	FSET?	CANDLE,ONBIT \?CCL6
	PRINTR	"The flame burns tall and bright."
?CCL6:	PRINTR	"The candle has been snuffed."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ON \FALSE
	FSET?	CANDLE,FLAMEBIT /FALSE
	CALL	FIND-IN,HERE,FLAMEBIT,STR?202 >FLAME
	ZERO?	FLAME /?CCL13
	FSET	CANDLE,FLAMEBIT
	FSET	CANDLE,ONBIT
	PRINTR	"You re-light the candle."
?CCL13:	PRINTR	"You have no flame to light the candle."

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "SECRET"


	.FUNCT	SOLAR-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-END \FALSE
	IN?	EAST-KEY,JESTER \FALSE
	IN?	JESTER,HERE \FALSE
	CALL2	SETUP-ORPHAN,STR?44
	RSTACK	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	EAST-KEY-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE \FALSE
	FSET?	EAST-KEY,TRYTAKEBIT \FALSE
	IN?	EAST-KEY,JESTER \?CCL8
	PRINT	ANSWER-MY-RIDDLE
	RTRUE	
?CCL8:	PRINTI	"You begin reaching for the key..."
	CRLF	
	SET	'DO-J,TRUE-VALUE
	CALL1	I-JESTER
	RSTACK	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "0"

	.SEGMENT "SECRET"


	.FUNCT	CLOAK-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	CALL	NOUN-USED?,CLOAK,W?CLOAK
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL6
	PRINTR	"The colors of the cloak seem to shimmer like a Mithican chameleon. There's a small label with writing on it."
?CCL6:	ICALL	PERFORM,V?READ,CLOAK
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?READ \?CCL8
	PRINTR	"""Frobozz Magic Cloak Company."""
?CCL8:	EQUAL?	HERE,OUBLIETTE \?CCL10
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE-OFF,V?WEAR \?CCL10
	PRINTR	"There's not enough elbow room here."
?CCL10:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?WEAR \?CCL14
	EQUAL?	HERE,PLAIN /?CCL14
	FSET?	CLOAK,WORNBIT /?CCL14
	FSET?	OUTER-GATE,OPENBIT /?CCL14
	IN?	CLOAK,WALDO /?CCL14
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED \?CCL14
	EQUAL?	HERE,CONSTRUCTION \?CCL23
	ICALL	STORE,CONSTRUCTION-OFFSET,CONSTRUCTION-LOC,CONSTRUCTION
	JUMP	?CND21
?CCL23:	EQUAL?	HERE,FR-OFFICES \?CCL25
	ICALL	STORE,OFFICES-OFFSET,FLOOR-NUMBER,FR-OFFICES
	JUMP	?CND21
?CCL25:	EQUAL?	HERE,OFFICES-NORTH \?CCL27
	ICALL	STORE,OFFICES-N-OFFSET,FLOOR-NUMBER,OFFICES-NORTH
	JUMP	?CND21
?CCL27:	EQUAL?	HERE,OFFICES-SOUTH \?CCL29
	ICALL	STORE,OFFICES-S-OFFSET,FLOOR-NUMBER,OFFICES-SOUTH
	JUMP	?CND21
?CCL29:	EQUAL?	HERE,OFFICES-EAST \?CCL31
	ICALL	STORE,OFFICES-E-OFFSET,FLOOR-NUMBER,OFFICES-EAST
	JUMP	?CND21
?CCL31:	EQUAL?	HERE,OFFICES-WEST \?CND21
	ICALL	STORE,OFFICES-W-OFFSET,FLOOR-NUMBER,OFFICES-WEST
?CND21:	FSET	CLOAK,WORNBIT
	LOC	PROTAGONIST
	FSET?	STACK,TAKEBIT \?CCL35
	SET	'CLOAK-LOC,HERE
	JUMP	?CND33
?CCL35:	LOC	PROTAGONIST >CLOAK-LOC
?CND33:	MOVE	PROTAGONIST,HERE
	DIV	PLAIN-LOC,8
	ADD	STACK,1 >RANK
	MOD	PLAIN-LOC,8
	ADD	STACK,1 >FILE
	ICALL1	CAST-HUNGER-SPELL
	PRINTI	"As you wrap the cloak around you, the world changes"
	PRINT	ELLIPSIS
	ICALL	UNSTORE,PLAIN-OFFSET,PLAIN-LOC,PLAIN
	CALL2	GOTO,PLAIN
	RSTACK	
?CCL14:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE-OFF \FALSE
	FSET?	CLOAK,WORNBIT \FALSE
	EQUAL?	HERE,PLAIN \FALSE
	FCLEAR	CLOAK,WORNBIT
	ICALL	STORE,PLAIN-OFFSET,PLAIN-LOC,PLAIN
	PRINTI	"As the cloak is removed, the world changes again"
	PRINT	ELLIPSIS
	EQUAL?	CLOAK-LOC,CONSTRUCTION \?CCL43
	DIV	CONSTRUCTION-LOC,8
	ADD	STACK,1 >RANK
	MOD	CONSTRUCTION-LOC,8
	ADD	STACK,1 >FILE
	ICALL	UNSTORE,CONSTRUCTION-OFFSET,CONSTRUCTION-LOC,CLOAK-LOC
	JUMP	?CND41
?CCL43:	EQUAL?	CLOAK-LOC,FR-OFFICES,OFFICES-NORTH,OFFICES-SOUTH /?CCL44
	EQUAL?	CLOAK-LOC,OFFICES-EAST,OFFICES-WEST \?CND41
?CCL44:	ICALL2	OFFICE-UNSTORE,FLOOR-NUMBER
?CND41:	ICALL2	GOTO,CLOAK-LOC
	EQUAL?	CLOAK-LOC,ORACLE-OBJECT \TRUE
	IN?	RUBY,DEPRESSION \TRUE
	PRINTI	"   You have only a moment to take in your surroundings. "
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?ENTER,ORACLE-OBJECT
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	GLOVE-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	FSET?	GOGGLES,WORNBIT \?CCL6
	FSET?	GLOVE,WORNBIT \?CCL6
	ICALL1	DISCOVER-X-RAY
	PRINTR	"You can see your hand within the glove."
?CCL6:	CALL	NOUN-USED?,GLOVE,W?GLOVE
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL10
	PRINTR	"Tiny writing is embroidered at the edge of the glove."
?CCL10:	ICALL	PERFORM,V?READ,GLOVE
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?READ \FALSE
	PRINTR	"""Frobozz Magic Glove Company."""

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "SECRET"


	.FUNCT	MACHICOLATION-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUT-THROUGH,V?PUT \?CCL3
	EQUAL?	PRSI,MACHICOLATION \?CCL3
	REMOVE	PRSO
	EQUAL?	PRSO,PERCH /?CCL7
	CALL	ULTIMATELY-IN?,PERCH,PRSO
	ZERO?	STACK /?CND6
?CCL7:	SET	'REMOVED-PERCH-LOC,GROUND
?CND6:	PRINTI	"You hear a distant ""thunk,"" as"
	ICALL1	TPRINT-PRSO
	PRINTR	" imbeds itself into the ground. The lack of an accompanying distant ""ouch!"" would seem to indicate that there are no invaders below."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOOK-INSIDE \?CCL11
	PRINT	YOU-SEE
	PRINTR	" light at the bottom of the hole."
?CCL11:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?REACH-IN \FALSE
	PRINT	NOTHING-IN-REACH
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	CRYPT-F,RARG
	ZERO?	DEMO-VERSION? /?CCL3
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-END \?CCL3
	CALL1	END-DEMO
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"The remains of generations of royalty lie arranged on slabs through this underground tomb. A passage leads off to the south. In the center of the low ceiling is a small trap door, which is "
	ICALL2	OPEN-CLOSED,TRAP-DOOR
	FSET?	HOLEY-SLAB,TOUCHBIT \?CND8
	PRINTI	". Barely visible beneath one of the slabs, a dark moist opening leads downward"
?CND8:	PRINTC	46
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	BODIES-F
	CALL2	TOUCHING?,BODIES
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	CALL2	PERFORM-PRSA,BONES
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	ORACLE-ENTER-F,RARG
	FSET?	OUTER-GATE,OPENBIT /?CTR2
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED /?CCL3
?CTR2:	ZERO?	RARG \FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"The hole under the slab has vanished!"
	CRLF	
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	FSET?	HOLEY-SLAB,TOUCHBIT \?CCL9
	RETURN	ORACLE
?CCL9:	ZERO?	RARG \FALSE
	ICALL1	CANT-GO
	RFALSE	


	.FUNCT	SLAB-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOOK-UNDER \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSO,HOLEY-SLAB \FALSE
	FSET?	OUTER-GATE,OPENBIT /?CTR7
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED /?CCL8
?CTR7:	CALL2	DO-WALK,P?DOWN
	RSTACK	
?CCL8:	FSET	HOLEY-SLAB,TOUCHBIT
	SET	'COMPASS-CHANGED,TRUE-VALUE
	PRINTR	"Under the slab is a craggy hole, dripping with slime, leading downward. It looks just barely large enough to enter."


	.FUNCT	TRAP-DOOR-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OPEN \FALSE
	FSET?	TRAP-DOOR,OPENBIT /FALSE
	EQUAL?	HERE,CRYPT \FALSE
	PRINTR	"The trap door can't be opened from this side."


	.FUNCT	DUNGEON-HOLE-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOOK-INSIDE \?CCL3
	CALL2	LIT?,OUBLIETTE
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL6
	PRINT	SOME-LIGHT
	RTRUE	
?CCL6:	PRINT	ONLY-BLACKNESS
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUT \?CCL8
	GETP	PRSO,P?SIZE
	GRTR?	STACK,4 \?CCL11
	EQUAL?	PRSO,PERCH /?CCL13
	CALL	ULTIMATELY-IN?,PERCH,PRSO
	ZERO?	STACK /?CND12
?CCL13:	SET	'REMOVED-PERCH-LOC,OUBLIETTE
?CND12:	REMOVE	PRSO
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL11:	MOVE	PRSO,OUBLIETTE
?CND9:	PRINTR	"Done."
?CCL8:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL17
	PRINTR	"It's big enough to drop through, but a return trip doesn't look at all assured."
?CCL17:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?REACH-IN \?CCL19
	PRINT	NOTHING-IN-REACH
	RTRUE	
?CCL19:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ENTER \FALSE
	CALL2	DO-WALK,P?DOWN
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	OUBLIETTE-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \?CCL3
	PRINTI	"You're trapped in a narrow prison cell accessible only from above. The upper portion of the cell is lost in gloom. The floor is muddy, and you sink almost to your "
	ZERO?	ALLIGATOR /?CCL6
	PRINTI	"alligatorish nostrils."
	RTRUE	
?CCL6:	PRINTI	"knees."
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	RARG,M-ENTER \?CCL8
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED \?CCL8
	SET	'DO-J,TRUE-VALUE
	CALL	QUEUE,I-JESTER,3
	RSTACK	
?CCL8:	EQUAL?	RARG,M-END \FALSE
	IN?	JESTER,HERE \FALSE
	CALL2	SETUP-ORPHAN,STR?44
	RSTACK	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	G-HAT-F,TBL,LEN,?TMP1
	ADD	TBL,8 >?TMP1
	GET	TBL,1
	INTBL?	DOORBELL,?TMP1,STACK \?CCL3
	RETURN	DOORBELL
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?REMOVE,V?TAKE-OFF \?CCL5
	FSET?	HARDHAT,WORNBIT \?CCL8
	FSET?	SEAMANS-CAP,WORNBIT /FALSE
?CCL8:	FSET?	HARDHAT,WORNBIT \?CCL12
	RETURN	HARDHAT
?CCL12:	FSET?	SEAMANS-CAP,WORNBIT \FALSE
	RETURN	SEAMANS-CAP
?CCL5:	ADD	TBL,8 >?TMP1
	GET	TBL,1
	INTBL?	J-HAT,?TMP1,STACK \FALSE
	EQUAL?	HERE,GAMING-ROOM \FALSE
	RETURN	J-HAT

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "SECRET"


	.FUNCT	CELL-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"This cell is the height of luxury for this dungeon -- the floor isn't covered with spikes, and there are actually a few corners which aren't dominated by giant spiders."
	IN?	COBWEBS,HERE \?CND4
	PRINTC	32
	PRINT	CELL-WALL-DESC
?CND4:	PRINTI	" The only exit is northwest."
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	GIANT-SPIDERS-F
	CALL2	TOUCHING?,GIANT-SPIDERS
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	PRINTR	"There's only one thing you need to remember in connection with giant spiders: You leave them alone, they'll leave you alone."


	.FUNCT	COBWEBS-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ENTER \?CCL3
	PRINTR	"Walk face first into a thick wall of yukko cobwebs? Mucho disgusto! Maybe if you cleared them away, first..."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?CLEAN,V?TAKE-WITH,V?REMOVE /?CCL5
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?MOVE \FALSE
?CCL5:	ZERO?	PRSI \?CND8
	CALL2	ULTIMATELY-IN?,BROOM
	ZERO?	STACK /?CND8
	SET	'PRSI,BROOM
?CND8:	ZERO?	PRSI \?CCL14
	PRINTI	"Yuk! Bleh! Ukky-poo! T"
	FSET?	GLOVE,WORNBIT /?CND15
	PRINTI	"hese cobwebs are way too gross to touch with your bare hands. Furthermore, t"
?CND15:	PRINTR	"here are way too many to clean away without some kind of cleaning accessory."
?CCL14:	EQUAL?	PRSI,BROOM /?CCL18
	PRINTR	"Don't bother to apply for any jobs as a maid."
?CCL18:	REMOVE	COBWEBS
	ICALL2	THIS-IS-IT,FLASK
	MOVE	FLASK,HERE
	PRINTI	"It's a dirty job, but someone's gotta do it. You clear away most of the cobwebs, revealing a blank wall. Sitting at the base of the wall is a "
	PRINTD	FLASK
	PRINTC	33
	CRLF	
	CALL2	INC-SCORE,12
	RSTACK	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	FLASK-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOOK-INSIDE \?CCL3
	PRINTR	"You notice that objects behind the flask appear to be magnified."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL5
	EQUAL?	PRSI,FLASK \?CCL5
	PRINTI	"The flask distorts and magnifies the "
	ICALL2	DPRINT,PRSO
	PRINTI	", showing details not noticed earlier."
	CRLF	
	PRINTI	"   "
	RFALSE	
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?DRINK-FROM \?CCL9
	CALL	DO-FIRST,STR?140,FLASK
	RSTACK	
?CCL9:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?THROW,V?MUNG,V?OPEN \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OPEN /?CCL14
	PRINTI	"The flask breaks into pieces. "
	JUMP	?CND12
?CCL14:	PRINTI	"You remove the stopper. "
?CND12:	PRINTI	"As you pass out, you realize that the vapors from the flask's contents are "
	FSET?	CLOWN-NOSE,WORNBIT \?CND15
	PRINTI	"potent enough to get past your clown nose, and are also quite "
?CND15:	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?365
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	LIQUID-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?DRINK \FALSE
	CALL	DO-FIRST,STR?140,FLASK
	RSTACK	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "SECRET"


	.FUNCT	TORTURE-CHAMBER-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-ENTER \?CCL3
	ZERO?	METRONOME-LOC \?CND4
	RANDOM	100
	LESS?	33,STACK /?CCL8
	SET	'METRONOME-LOC,IRON-MAIDEN
	JUMP	?CND4
?CCL8:	RANDOM	100
	LESS?	50,STACK /?CCL10
	SET	'METRONOME-LOC,SNAKE-PIT
	JUMP	?CND4
?CCL10:	SET	'METRONOME-LOC,WATER-CHAMBER
?CND4:	SET	'METRONOME-COUNTER,0
	RETURN	METRONOME-COUNTER
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	RARG,M-END \FALSE
	FSET?	METRONOME,TRYTAKEBIT \FALSE
	CALL2	METRONOME-TORTURE,TRUE-VALUE
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	METRONOME-TORTURE,INDENT
	INC	'METRONOME-COUNTER
	EQUAL?	METRONOME-COUNTER,1 /FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	ZERO?	INDENT /?CND3
	PRINTI	"   "
?CND3:	EQUAL?	METRONOME-COUNTER,2 \?CCL7
	PRINTR	"You hear a ticking sound."
?CCL7:	EQUAL?	METRONOME-COUNTER,3 \?CCL9
	PRINTR	"The ticking grows louder."
?CCL9:	EQUAL?	METRONOME-COUNTER,4 \?CCL11
	PRINTR	"The ticking is really getting to you. It seems to be controlling your heartbeat!"
?CCL11:	PRINTI	"The ticking is unbearably deafening! You run screaming from the Torture Chamber!"
	CRLF	
	CRLF	
	CALL2	GOTO,DUNGEON
	RSTACK	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	METRONOME-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	PRINTI	"The metronome is"
	ZERO?	METRONOME-ON /?CCL6
	PRINTR	" ticking insistently."
?CCL6:	PRINTR	"n't on."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ON \?CCL8
	ZERO?	METRONOME-ON /?CCL11
	PRINTR	"It is!"
?CCL11:	SET	'METRONOME-ON,TRUE-VALUE
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-METRONOME,-1
	PRINTR	"The metronome begins to tick."
?CCL8:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OFF \FALSE
	ZERO?	METRONOME-ON /?CCL16
	SET	'METRONOME-ON,FALSE-VALUE
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-METRONOME
	PRINTR	"The metronome stops ticking."
?CCL16:	PRINTR	"It is!"


	.FUNCT	I-METRONOME,CALLED-BY-LISTEN,CNT
	LOC	METRONOME
	EQUAL?	STACK,FALSE-VALUE \?CND1
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-METRONOME
?CND1:	CALL2	VISIBLE?,METRONOME
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	EQUAL?	CURRENT-SPLIT,MAP-TOP-LEFT-LOC /FALSE
	RANDOM	30
	ADD	3,STACK >CNT
	ZERO?	CALLED-BY-LISTEN \?CND8
	PRINTI	"   "
?CND8:	PRINTI	"The metronome insistently declares, ""Tick"
?PRG10:	PRINTI	", tick"
	DEC	'CNT
	ZERO?	CNT \?PRG10
	PRINTR	"."""

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "SECRET"


	.FUNCT	TORTURE-DEVICE-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ENTER \?CCL3
	EQUAL?	PRSO,COMFY-CHAIR /?CND4
	FSET?	PRSO,OPENBIT /?CND4
	ICALL	DO-FIRST,STR?140,PRSO
	RTRUE	
?CND4:	PRINTI	"You climb into the "
	PRINTD	PRSO
	PRINTI	". "
	EQUAL?	PRSO,COMFY-CHAIR \?CCL10
	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?367
	RSTACK	
?CCL10:	EQUAL?	PRSO,IRON-MAIDEN \?CCL12
	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?368
	RSTACK	
?CCL12:	EQUAL?	PRSO,WATER-CHAMBER \?CCL14
	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?369
	RSTACK	
?CCL14:	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?370
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL16
	EQUAL?	PRSO,COMFY-CHAIR \?CCL19
	PRINTR	"It sure looks comfortable!"
?CCL19:	EQUAL?	PRSO,WATER-CHAMBER \?CCL21
	PRINTI	"It's a small chamber where water is slowly dripped onto the victim's head until he or she goes mad."
	JUMP	?CND17
?CCL21:	EQUAL?	PRSO,IRON-MAIDEN \?CCL23
	PRINTI	"It's similar to a suit of armor, except that the inside is lined with sharp spikes."
	JUMP	?CND17
?CCL23:	FSET?	SNAKE-PIT,OPENBIT /?CCL26
	PRINTI	"Beneath the lid of the snake pit y"
	JUMP	?CND24
?CCL26:	PRINTC	89
?CND24:	PRINTI	"ou hear the hissing of a thousand hungry snakes."
?CND17:	PRINTI	" The "
	PRINTD	PRSO
	PRINTI	" is "
	ICALL2	OPEN-CLOSED,PRSO
	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	
?CCL16:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOOK-INSIDE \?CCL28
	FSET?	METRONOME,TRYTAKEBIT \?CCL28
	EQUAL?	PRSO,METRONOME-LOC \?CCL33
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?OPEN,PRSO
	RTRUE	
?CCL33:	EQUAL?	PRSO,COMFY-CHAIR \?CCL35
	PRINTR	"There's no one in the chair."
?CCL35:	FSET	PRSO,OPENBIT
	PRINTI	"You open"
	ICALL1	TPRINT-PRSO
	PRINTR	", and find no one within."
?CCL28:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OPEN \?CCL37
	EQUAL?	PRSO,METRONOME-LOC \?CCL37
	FSET?	METRONOME,TRYTAKEBIT \?CCL37
	FCLEAR	METRONOME,TRYTAKEBIT
	MOVE	METRONOME,HERE
	FSET	PRSO,OPENBIT
	PRINTI	"As you open the "
	PRINTD	PRSO
	PRINTI	", a metronome falls from the shadowy recesses of the ceiling and lands with a muffled thud in the center of the room."
	GRTR?	METRONOME-COUNTER,1 \?CND41
	PRINTI	" Thankfully, the fall seems to have shut it off."
?CND41:	CRLF	
	CALL2	INC-SCORE,12
	RSTACK	
?CCL37:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OPEN \FALSE
	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED /FALSE
	PRINT	WONT-BUDGE
	RTRUE	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "CASTLE"


	.FUNCT	WEST-HALL-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"The castle's newest wing can be found beyond the huge oak door which lies "
	ICALL2	OPEN-CLOSED,WEST-DOOR
	PRINTI	" to the west. The only other exit is northeast."
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	WEST-DOOR-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?UNLOCK \?CCL3
	FSET?	WEST-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT \?CCL3
	EQUAL?	PRSI,WEST-KEY \?CCL3
	FCLEAR	WEST-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT
	CALL	LOCKED-UNLOCKED,WEST-DOOR,TRUE-VALUE
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOCK \FALSE
	FSET?	WEST-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT /FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSI,WEST-KEY \FALSE
	FSET	WEST-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT
	CALL2	LOCKED-UNLOCKED,WEST-DOOR
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	WEST-WING-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"This wing exhibits more recent styling: smoothly dressed stone inlaid with marble patterns. Through the "
	ICALL2	OPEN-CLOSED,WEST-DOOR
	PRINTI	" oak door to the east lie the primary halls of the castle. Other exits lead north, west, and south. "
	PRINT	FUDGE
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	DIRIGIBLE-HANGAR-ENTER-F,RARG
	ZERO?	NUT-EATEN /?CCL3
	RETURN	DIRIGIBLE-HANGAR
?CCL3:	ZERO?	RARG \FALSE
	IN?	JESTER,HERE /?CCL7
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"An invisible hand seems to stop you"
	SUB	MOVES,J-DISPOSED
	LESS?	STACK,4 \?CCL10
	PRINTI	", and a familiar voice says, ""Surely you didn't think you'd be rid of me so easily!"""
	CRLF	
	JUMP	?CND8
?CCL10:	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
?CND8:	SET	'DO-J,TRUE-VALUE
	ICALL1	I-JESTER
	RFALSE	
?CCL7:	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINT	ERE-YOU-PASS
	RFALSE	


	.FUNCT	PEG-ROOM-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"You're in a nondescript room with an exit to the south. "
	ZERO?	PEG-PASSAGE-OPENED /?CND4
	PRINTI	"A previously hidden passage leads north. "
?CND4:	PRINTI	"In the center of the room is a pegboard. Hanging on the wall are a set of instructions."
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	PBOZ-OBJECT-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PLAY \FALSE
	EQUAL?	HERE,PEG-ROOM \?CCL6
	ICALL1	PEG-GAME
	RTRUE	
?CCL6:	PRINT	YOU-CANT
	PRINTR	"play Peggleboz without a pegboard!"


	.FUNCT	PEGBOARD-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	PRINTR	"The board has 21 holes, 20 of them filled with pegs. The holes are arranged in a roughly triangular shape."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE \FALSE
	PRINTR	"The pegboard is an unmovable feature of the room."


	.FUNCT	PEGBOARD-PEGS-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE,V?MOVE \FALSE
	PRINTR	"It would behoove you to read the instructions that are posted on the wall here."


	.FUNCT	PEG-GAME,FIRST-MOVE,PEG-SELECTED,CHAR,JUMPED-PEG,DONT-CLEAR,WON,CNT,?TMP2,?TMP1
	SET	'FIRST-MOVE,TRUE-VALUE
	CLEAR	S-FULL
	ICALL	SPLIT-BY-PICTURE,PBOZ-SPLIT,TRUE-VALUE
	ICALL2	ADJUST-TEXT-WINDOW,PBOZ-BOTTOM
	ICALL1	SETUP-PBOZ
?PRG1:	ZERO?	WON \?CND3
	ZERO?	PEG-SELECTED /?CCL7
	ZERO?	DONT-CLEAR \?CCL10
	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	JUMP	?CND8
?CCL10:	SET	'DONT-CLEAR,FALSE-VALUE
?CND8:	PRINTI	"You are moving the peg at letter "
	HLIGHT	H-BOLD
	ADD	LETTER-OFFSET,PEG-SELECTED
	PRINTC	STACK
	HLIGHT	H-NORMAL
	PRINTI	". Select the letter for the destination point of that peg, or hit "
	HLIGHT	H-BOLD
	ADD	LETTER-OFFSET,PEG-SELECTED
	PRINTC	STACK
	HLIGHT	H-NORMAL
	PRINTI	" again to ""unselect"" that peg."
	JUMP	?CND3
?CCL7:	ZERO?	FIRST-MOVE \?CND11
	ZERO?	DONT-CLEAR \?CND11
	CLEAR	S-TEXT
?CND11:	ZERO?	DONT-CLEAR \?CND3
	CALL1	PEG-COUNT
	EQUAL?	STACK,1 \?CCL19
	PRINTI	"Type X to exit, Y to display your moves, and Z to start again"
	ZERO?	ACTIVE-MOUSE /?CND20
	PRINTI	" (or simply click on the appropriate spot with your mouse)"
?CND20:	PRINTC	46
	JUMP	?CND3
?CCL19:	PRINTI	"Type the letter corresponding to the peg you'd like to move"
	ZERO?	ACTIVE-MOUSE /?CND22
	PRINTI	", or use your mouse to click on it"
?CND22:	PRINTC	46
	ZERO?	FIRST-MOVE /?CND3
	SET	'FIRST-MOVE,FALSE-VALUE
	PRINTI	" Type X to exit Peggleboz, Y to display your moves so far, Z to reset the board"
	ZERO?	ACTIVE-MOUSE /?CND26
	PRINTI	" (or you can use your mouse to click on the appropriate spot)"
?CND26:	PRINTC	46
?CND3:	SET	'DONT-CLEAR,FALSE-VALUE
	ZERO?	PEG-SELECTED /?CCL30
	MUL	PEG-SELECTED,2
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK >?TMP1
	MUL	PEG-SELECTED,2
	ADD	STACK,1
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK
	CALL	BLINK,UNHL-PEG,HL-PEG,?TMP1,STACK,S-WINDOW >CHAR
	JUMP	?CND28
?CCL30:	ZERO?	DEMO-VERSION? /?CCL33
	CALL2	INPUT-DEMO,1 >CHAR
	JUMP	?CND28
?CCL33:	INPUT	1 >CHAR
?CND28:	ICALL1	MOUSE-INPUT?
	EQUAL?	CHAR,CLICK1,CLICK2 \?CND34
	CALL1	PBOZ-CLICK >CHAR
?CND34:	GRTR?	CHAR,96 \?CND36
	LESS?	CHAR,123 \?CND36
	SUB	CHAR,32 >CHAR
?CND36:	EQUAL?	CHAR,88 \?CCL42
	ICALL1	RESET-PEGBOARD
	ICALL2	INIT-SL-WITH-SPLIT,TEXT-WINDOW-PIC-LOC
	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	RTRUE	
?CCL42:	EQUAL?	CHAR,89 \?CCL44
	SET	'DONT-CLEAR,TRUE-VALUE
	ICALL1	DISPLAY-MOVES
	JUMP	?PRG1
?CCL44:	EQUAL?	CHAR,90 \?CCL46
	ICALL1	RESET-PEGBOARD
	SET	'WON,FALSE-VALUE
	SET	'CNT,4
	SCREEN	S-WINDOW
	ICALL1	DRAW-PEGS
	SCREEN	S-TEXT
	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	SET	'PEG-SELECTED,FALSE-VALUE
	JUMP	?PRG1
?CCL46:	ZERO?	PEG-SELECTED \?CCL48
	SUB	CHAR,64 >PEG-SELECTED
	GRTR?	PEG-SELECTED,21 /?CTR50
	LESS?	PEG-SELECTED,1 \?CCL51
?CTR50:	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	SOUND	1
	SET	'PEG-SELECTED,FALSE-VALUE
	SET	'DONT-CLEAR,TRUE-VALUE
	PRINTI	"Illegal choice. Type a letter from A thru U to select a peg. Or, type X to exit, Y to display your moves, or Z to reset the board."
	JUMP	?PRG1
?CCL51:	GET	PEG-TABLE,PEG-SELECTED
	ZERO?	STACK \?PRG1
	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	SOUND	1
	SET	'DONT-CLEAR,TRUE-VALUE
	PRINTI	"There's no peg at point "
	ADD	LETTER-OFFSET,PEG-SELECTED
	PRINTC	STACK
	PRINTC	46
	SET	'PEG-SELECTED,FALSE-VALUE
	JUMP	?PRG1
?CCL48:	SUB	CHAR,64
	EQUAL?	PEG-SELECTED,STACK \?CCL56
	SET	'DONT-CLEAR,TRUE-VALUE
	SET	'PEG-SELECTED,FALSE-VALUE
	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	PRINTI	"Unselected."
	JUMP	?PRG1
?CCL56:	CALL	LEGAL-MOVE,PEG-SELECTED,CHAR >JUMPED-PEG
	ZERO?	JUMPED-PEG /?CCL58
	PUT	PEG-MOVE-TABLE,PEG-MOVE-NUMBER,PEG-SELECTED
	ADD	PEG-MOVE-NUMBER,1 >?TMP1
	SUB	CHAR,64
	PUT	PEG-MOVE-TABLE,?TMP1,STACK
	ADD	PEG-MOVE-NUMBER,2 >PEG-MOVE-NUMBER
	PUT	PEG-TABLE,JUMPED-PEG,0
	PUT	PEG-TABLE,PEG-SELECTED,0
	SUB	CHAR,64
	PUT	PEG-TABLE,STACK,1
	SCREEN	S-WINDOW
	GET	PEG-BG-PIC-TBL,PEG-SELECTED >?TMP2
	MUL	PEG-SELECTED,2
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK >?TMP1
	MUL	PEG-SELECTED,2
	ADD	STACK,1
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK
	DISPLAY	?TMP2,?TMP1,STACK
	GET	PEG-BG-PIC-TBL,JUMPED-PEG >?TMP2
	MUL	JUMPED-PEG,2
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK >?TMP1
	MUL	JUMPED-PEG,2
	ADD	STACK,1
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK
	DISPLAY	?TMP2,?TMP1,STACK
	SUB	CHAR,64
	MUL	STACK,2
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK >?TMP1
	SUB	CHAR,64
	MUL	STACK,2
	ADD	STACK,1
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK
	DISPLAY	UNHL-PEG,?TMP1,STACK
	EQUAL?	PEG-MOVE-NUMBER,2 \?CND59
	ZERO?	ACTIVE-MOUSE /?CND59
	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,PBOZ-RESTART-BOX-LOC
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >?TMP1
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	DISPLAY	RESTART-BOX,?TMP1,STACK
	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,PBOZ-SHOW-MOVES-BOX-LOC
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >?TMP1
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	DISPLAY	SHOW-MOVES-BOX,?TMP1,STACK
?CND59:	SET	'PEG-SELECTED,FALSE-VALUE
	SCREEN	S-TEXT
	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	CALL1	PBOZ-WIN-CHECK
	ZERO?	STACK /?PRG1
	SET	'WON,TRUE-VALUE
	SET	'PEG-PASSAGE-OPENED,TRUE-VALUE
	SOUND	1
	SOUND	1
	SOUND	1
	PRINTI	"A secret doorway to the north slides open. (Hit X to exit)."
	CRLF	
	ICALL2	INC-SCORE,16
	JUMP	?PRG1
?CCL58:	SET	'DONT-CLEAR,TRUE-VALUE
	JUMP	?PRG1


	.FUNCT	PBOZ-CLICK,TL-X,TL-Y,BR-X,BR-Y,CNT,PEG-WIDTH,PEG-HEIGHT,EXPAND-X,EXPAND-Y
	SET	'CNT,2
	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,PBOZ-RESTART-BOX-LOC
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1 >TL-X
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >TL-Y
	PICINF	RESTART-BOX,PICINF-TBL /?BOGUS1
?BOGUS1:	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	ADD	TL-X,STACK >BR-X
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0
	ADD	TL-Y,STACK >BR-Y
	CALL	WITHIN?,TL-X,TL-Y,BR-X,BR-Y
	ZERO?	STACK /?CND2
	RETURN	90
?CND2:	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,PBOZ-SHOW-MOVES-BOX-LOC
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1 >TL-X
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >TL-Y
	PICINF	SHOW-MOVES-BOX,PICINF-TBL /?BOGUS4
?BOGUS4:	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	ADD	TL-X,STACK >BR-X
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0
	ADD	TL-Y,STACK >BR-Y
	CALL	WITHIN?,TL-X,TL-Y,BR-X,BR-Y
	ZERO?	STACK /?CND5
	RETURN	89
?CND5:	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,PBOZ-EXIT-BOX-LOC
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1 >TL-X
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >TL-Y
	PICINF	EXIT-BOX,PICINF-TBL /?BOGUS7
?BOGUS7:	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	ADD	TL-X,STACK >BR-X
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0
	ADD	TL-Y,STACK >BR-Y
	CALL	WITHIN?,TL-X,TL-Y,BR-X,BR-Y
	ZERO?	STACK /?CND8
	RETURN	88
?CND8:	PICINF	EXPAND-HOT-SPOT,PICINF-TBL /?BOGUS10
?BOGUS10:	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >EXPAND-Y
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1 >EXPAND-X
	PICINF	UNHL-PEG,PICINF-TBL /?BOGUS11
?BOGUS11:	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >PEG-HEIGHT
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1 >PEG-WIDTH
?PRG12:	GET	BOARD-TABLE,CNT >TL-Y
	ADD	CNT,1
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK >TL-X
	ADD	TL-Y,PEG-HEIGHT >BR-Y
	ADD	TL-X,PEG-WIDTH >BR-X
	SUB	TL-X,EXPAND-X >TL-X
	ADD	BR-X,EXPAND-X >BR-X
	ADD	BR-Y,EXPAND-Y >BR-Y
	CALL	WITHIN?,TL-X,TL-Y,BR-X,BR-Y
	ZERO?	STACK \?REP13
	ADD	CNT,2 >CNT
	GRTR?	CNT,43 \?PRG12
	SOUND	1
?REP13:	GRTR?	CNT,43 \?CCL20
	RETURN	CLICK1
?CCL20:	DIV	CNT,2
	ADD	STACK,64
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	SETUP-PBOZ,I,TT,?TMP1
	SET	'I,2
	FSET	PBOZ-OBJECT,TOUCHBIT
	SET	'TT,PBOZ-PIC-TABLE
?PRG1:	GET	TT,0
	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,STACK
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0
	PUT	BOARD-TABLE,I,STACK
	ADD	I,1 >?TMP1
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	PUT	BOARD-TABLE,?TMP1,STACK
	ADD	I,2 >I
	GRTR?	I,43 /?REP2
	ADD	TT,2 >TT
	JUMP	?PRG1
?REP2:	SCREEN	S-FULL
	DISPLAY	PBOZ-BORDER,1,1
	SCREEN	S-WINDOW
	PICSET	PBOZ-PICSET-TBL
	ICALL1	DRAW-PEGS
	ZERO?	ACTIVE-MOUSE /?CND5
	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,PBOZ-RESTART-BOX-LOC
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >?TMP1
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	DISPLAY	DIM-RESTART-BOX,?TMP1,STACK
	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,PBOZ-SHOW-MOVES-BOX-LOC
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >?TMP1
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	DISPLAY	DIM-SHOW-MOVES-BOX,?TMP1,STACK
	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,PBOZ-EXIT-BOX-LOC
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >?TMP1
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	DISPLAY	EXIT-BOX,?TMP1,STACK
?CND5:	SCREEN	S-TEXT
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	DRAW-PEGS,NUM,?TMP2,?TMP1
	SET	'NUM,1
?PRG1:	GET	PEG-TABLE,NUM
	EQUAL?	STACK,1 \?CCL5
	MUL	NUM,2
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK >?TMP1
	MUL	NUM,2
	ADD	STACK,1
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK
	DISPLAY	UNHL-PEG,?TMP1,STACK
	JUMP	?CND3
?CCL5:	GET	PEG-BG-PIC-TBL,NUM >?TMP2
	MUL	NUM,2
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK >?TMP1
	MUL	NUM,2
	ADD	STACK,1
	GET	BOARD-TABLE,STACK
	DISPLAY	?TMP2,?TMP1,STACK
?CND3:	IGRTR?	'NUM,21 \?PRG1
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	RESET-PEGBOARD,CNT,?TMP1
	ZERO?	ACTIVE-MOUSE /?CND1
	SCREEN	S-WINDOW
	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,PBOZ-RESTART-BOX-LOC
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >?TMP1
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	DISPLAY	DIM-RESTART-BOX,?TMP1,STACK
	ICALL2	PICINF-PLUS-ONE,PBOZ-SHOW-MOVES-BOX-LOC
	GET	PICINF-TBL,0 >?TMP1
	GET	PICINF-TBL,1
	DISPLAY	DIM-SHOW-MOVES-BOX,?TMP1,STACK
	SCREEN	S-TEXT
?CND1:	SET	'PEG-MOVE-NUMBER,0
	PUT	PEG-TABLE,1,1
	ADD	PEG-TABLE,2 >?TMP1
	ADD	PEG-TABLE,4
	COPYT	?TMP1,STACK,-40
	PUT	PEG-TABLE,7,0
	COPYT	PEG-MOVE-TABLE,0,80
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	LEGAL-MOVE,SELECTED-PEG,CHAR,TBL,TBL-SPOT,JUMPED-PEG
	SUB	CHAR,64 >CHAR
	GET	LEGAL-MOVE-TABLE,SELECTED-PEG >TBL
	GET	TBL,0
	EQUAL?	STACK,CHAR \?CCL3
	SET	'TBL-SPOT,0
	JUMP	?CND1
?CCL3:	GET	TBL,2
	EQUAL?	STACK,CHAR \?CCL5
	SET	'TBL-SPOT,2
	JUMP	?CND1
?CCL5:	GET	TBL,4
	EQUAL?	STACK,CHAR \?CCL7
	SET	'TBL-SPOT,4
	JUMP	?CND1
?CCL7:	GET	TBL,6
	EQUAL?	STACK,CHAR \?CCL9
	SET	'TBL-SPOT,6
?CND1:	ADD	TBL-SPOT,1
	GET	TBL,STACK >JUMPED-PEG
	GET	PEG-TABLE,CHAR
	EQUAL?	STACK,1 \?CCL12
	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	SOUND	1
	PRINTI	"Illegal move. There's already a peg at spot "
	ADD	LETTER-OFFSET,CHAR
	PRINTC	STACK
	PRINTC	46
	RFALSE	
?CCL9:	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	SOUND	1
	PRINTI	"Illegal move. You can jump a peg only to a spot which is two spots away."
	RFALSE	
?CCL12:	GET	PEG-TABLE,JUMPED-PEG
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL13
	RETURN	JUMPED-PEG
?CCL13:	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	SOUND	1
	PRINTI	"Illegal move. There's no peg at spot "
	ADD	LETTER-OFFSET,JUMPED-PEG
	PRINTC	STACK
	PRINTI	" to jump."
	RFALSE	


	.FUNCT	PBOZ-WIN-CHECK,CNT,PEG-NUM
	SET	'CNT,1
	ZERO?	PEG-PASSAGE-OPENED \FALSE
?PRG3:	EQUAL?	CNT,22 /?REP4
	GET	PEG-TABLE,CNT
	EQUAL?	STACK,1 \?CND7
	INC	'PEG-NUM
?CND7:	INC	'CNT
	JUMP	?PRG3
?REP4:	EQUAL?	PEG-NUM,1 \FALSE
	GET	PEG-TABLE,7
	EQUAL?	STACK,1 /TRUE
	RFALSE	


	.FUNCT	PEG-COUNT,CNT,PEG-NUM
	SET	'CNT,1
?PRG1:	EQUAL?	CNT,22 /?REP2
	GET	PEG-TABLE,CNT
	EQUAL?	STACK,1 \?CND5
	INC	'PEG-NUM
?CND5:	INC	'CNT
	JUMP	?PRG1
?REP2:	RETURN	PEG-NUM


	.FUNCT	DISPLAY-MOVES,X,Y,CNT
	CLEAR	S-TEXT
	ZERO?	PEG-MOVE-NUMBER \?CND1
	PRINTI	"You haven't moved yet!"
	RTRUE	
?CND1:	FONT	4
?PRG3:	MOD	CNT,10
	DIV	STACK,2
	ADD	STACK,1 >Y
	DIV	CNT,10
	MUL	STACK,12
	ADD	STACK,1 >X
	ICALL	CCURSET,Y,X
	DIV	CNT,2
	ADD	STACK,1
	PRINTN	STACK
	PRINTI	") "
	GET	PEG-MOVE-TABLE,CNT
	ADD	LETTER-OFFSET,STACK
	PRINTC	STACK
	PRINTI	" -> "
	ADD	CNT,1
	GET	PEG-MOVE-TABLE,STACK
	ADD	LETTER-OFFSET,STACK
	PRINTC	STACK
	SUB	PEG-MOVE-NUMBER,2
	EQUAL?	CNT,STACK /?REP4
	ADD	CNT,2 >CNT
	JUMP	?PRG3
?REP4:	FONT	1
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	GAMING-ROOM-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-ENTER \FALSE
	FSET?	ZORKMID-BILL,TOUCHBIT /FALSE
	SET	'DO-J,TRUE-VALUE
	CALL	QUEUE,I-JESTER,1
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	CARPET-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RAISE,V?LOOK-UNDER,V?MOVE /?CCL3
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ROLL \FALSE
?CCL3:	PRINTR	"The carpet is quite well attached to the floor."

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	DUMBELL-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RAISE \?CCL3
	PRINTR	"You can barely get them off the ground, let alone press them."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUSH-DIR \?CCL5
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?ROLL-DIR,PRSO,PRSI
	RTRUE	
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \FALSE
	PRINTR	"It's a set of 100-ugh weights, small enough to hold in one hand (but unless you a pretty awesome athleter, not nearly light enough to hold in one hand)."

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "CASTLE"


	.FUNCT	EAST-HALL-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"The castle's east wing lies through a massive door to the east, which is "
	ICALL2	OPEN-CLOSED,EAST-DOOR
	PRINTI	". The only other exit from the hall is northwest."
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	EAST-DOOR-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?UNLOCK \?CCL3
	FSET?	EAST-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT \?CCL3
	EQUAL?	PRSI,EAST-KEY \?CCL3
	FCLEAR	EAST-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT
	CALL	LOCKED-UNLOCKED,EAST-DOOR,TRUE-VALUE
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOCK \FALSE
	FSET?	EAST-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT /FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSI,EAST-KEY \FALSE
	FSET	EAST-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT
	CALL2	LOCKED-UNLOCKED,EAST-DOOR
	RSTACK	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	WAND-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?READ,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	PRINTR	"The name ""Fisha"" is engraved on the wand in tiny script, followed by the phrase ""16 minute model."""
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?POINT \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSO,WAND \FALSE
	MOVE	WAND,PROTAGONIST
	EQUAL?	PRSI,WAND \?CCL10
	PRINTR	"Point the wand at itself!?! It isn't made of rubber!"
?CCL10:	ZERO?	TIME-STOPPED /?CCL12
	PRINTR	"The wand's magic seems as frozen as time itself."
?CCL12:	ZERO?	WAND-LIFE \?CND8
	PRINTR	"Nothing. The wand seems to be used up."
?CND8:	DEC	'WAND-LIFE
	GETP	PRSI,P?INANIMATE-DESC
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL16
	FSET?	PRSI,ANIMATEDBIT \?CCL16
	EQUAL?	PRSI,FOX \?CND19
	FSET	PRSI,WEARBIT
?CND19:	GETP	PRSI,P?ANIMATE-ROUTINE
	ICALL	QUEUE,STACK,17
	FCLEAR	PRSI,ANIMATEDBIT
	FCLEAR	PRSI,ACTORBIT
	FSET	PRSI,TOUCHBIT
	ICALL2	THIS-IS-IT,PRSI
	GETP	PRSI,P?WAND-TEXT
	PRINT	STACK
	CRLF	
	RTRUE	
?CCL16:	FSET?	PRSI,BLACKBIT /?CTR21
	FSET?	PRSI,WHITEBIT \?CCL22
?CTR21:	PRINTI	"The "
	ICALL2	DPRINT,PRSO
	PRINTR	" seems to grow sluggish for a moment, but there is no other effect."
?CCL22:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?POINT \?CCL26
	EQUAL?	PRSI,JESTER \?CCL26
	PRINTI	"The jester's expression turns stony. In fact, the jester himself turns stony, as he becomes a statue! After a moment, hairline cracks begin forming across the statue. The cracks widen and multiply, and the entire statue collapses into a cloud of dust! You hear an echo of laughter as the dust disperses."
	IN?	SHELL-TABLE,HERE \?CND29
	PRINTI	" The table and shells disappear as well."
?CND29:	CRLF	
	ICALL1	REMOVE-J
	SET	'J-DISPOSED,MOVES
	RTRUE	
?CCL26:	EQUAL?	PRSI,BEDBUG \?CCL32
	REMOVE	BEDBUG
	PRINTR	"The bedbug freezes, becoming a small armored tank. You are surrounded by raucous laughter from an invisible source, and the bedbug/tank disappears!"
?CCL32:	EQUAL?	PRSI,EVEN-LARGER-FLY,LARGER-FLY,LARGE-FLY /?CTR33
	EQUAL?	PRSI,LARGEST-FLY \?CCL34
?CTR33:	PRINTR	"Zap! A bolt of magic just misses the fly. Oh, well. It seems that even though it's large for a fly, it's small for a magic wand target."
?CCL34:	EQUAL?	PRSI,OTTO \?CCL38
	REMOVE	OTTO
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-STONE-TO-OTTO,17
	PRINTI	"Otto "
	FSET?	SPYGLASS,TRYTAKEBIT \?CND39
	IN?	SPYGLASS,OTTO /?CND39
	MOVE	SPYGLASS,OTTO
	PRINTI	"grabs the spyglass just before he "
?CND39:	PRINTR	"transforms into a massive stone toad, just like the ones that flank the Flatheadia Courthouse. His weight is now too much for even the largest of lily pads to bear, and he sinks into the swamp with a sickening slurp."
?CCL38:	EQUAL?	PRSI,BROGMOID \?CCL44
	PRINTR	"A few of the brogmoid's cells may have frozen; if the wand were twenty bloits long, it might have a chance of affecting this enormous brogmoid."
?CCL44:	EQUAL?	PRSI,PRICKLY-WITCH,SICKLY-WITCH \?CCL46
	PRINTR	"A magical shield springs up around the witch. ""Your weak powers are useless against us, simple adventurer!"" cackles the crone."
?CCL46:	FSET?	PRSI,PLANTBIT \?CCL48
	PRINTI	"No effect;"
	ICALL1	TPRINT-PRSI
	PRINTR	" wasn't all that animate to begin with."
?CCL48:	EQUAL?	PRSI,UNICORNS \?CCL50
	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?381
	RSTACK	
?CCL50:	EQUAL?	PRSI,THOUSANDS-OF-SNAKES \?CCL52
	PRINTR	"One of the snakes stops moving, but is instantly swallowed up by the writhing mass."
?CCL52:	EQUAL?	PRSI,ME \?CCL54
	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?382
	RSTACK	
?CCL54:	EQUAL?	PRSI,EXECUTIONER \?CCL56
	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?383
	RSTACK	
?CCL56:	PRINTI	"You feel a crackle of magical energy, but there doesn't seem to be any effect on"
	CALL2	TRPRINT,PRSI
	RSTACK	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "LOWER"


	.FUNCT	G-BOOTH-F,TBL,LEN
	IN?	PROTAGONIST,LEFT-BOOTH \?CCL3
	RETURN	LEFT-BOOTH
?CCL3:	IN?	PROTAGONIST,RIGHT-BOOTH \FALSE
	RETURN	RIGHT-BOOTH


	.FUNCT	BOOTH-F,VARG
	ZERO?	VARG /?CCL3
	EQUAL?	VARG,M-ENTER \FALSE
?CCL3:	ZERO?	VARG /?CCL7
	FSET?	PRSO,TOUCHBIT /FALSE
	PRINTC	32
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?EXAMINE,PRSO
	RTRUE	
?CCL7:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \FALSE
	PRINTR	"The only feature of the booth is an ominous black button."


	.FUNCT	G-BUTTON-F,TBL,LEN
	IN?	PROTAGONIST,RIGHT-BOOTH \?CCL3
	RETURN	RIGHT-BOOTH-BUTTON
?CCL3:	IN?	PROTAGONIST,LEFT-BOOTH \?CCL5
	RETURN	LEFT-BOOTH-BUTTON
?CCL5:	RETURN	NOT-HERE-OBJECT


	.FUNCT	BOOTH-BUTTON-F,OTHER-BOOTH,THE-FLY
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUSH \FALSE
	ZERO?	ALLIGATOR /?CND4
	PRINTR	"Impossible, in your current state."
?CND4:	REMOVE	LEFT-BOOTH-BUTTON
	REMOVE	RIGHT-BOOTH-BUTTON
	IN?	PROTAGONIST,RIGHT-BOOTH \?CCL8
	SET	'OTHER-BOOTH,LEFT-BOOTH
	JUMP	?CND6
?CCL8:	SET	'OTHER-BOOTH,RIGHT-BOOTH
?CND6:	FIRST?	OTHER-BOOTH >THE-FLY /?BOGUS9
?BOGUS9:	ZERO?	THE-FLY /?CTR11
	NEXT?	THE-FLY \?CCL12
?CTR11:	PRINT	NOTHING-HAPPENS
	JUMP	?CND10
?CCL12:	ICALL	QUEUE,I-UNTURN,5
	SET	'TURNED-INTO,THE-FLY
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-UNALLIGATOR
	PRINTI	"You turn into"
	ICALL2	APRINT,THE-FLY
	EQUAL?	THE-FLY,WORM \?CCL17
	CALL2	VISIBLE?,ROOSTER
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL17
	FSET?	ROOSTER,ANIMATEDBIT \?CCL17
	ICALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?390
	JUMP	?CND15
?CCL17:	EQUAL?	THE-FLY,ROOSTER \?CCL22
	CALL2	VISIBLE?,FOX
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL22
	FSET?	FOX,ANIMATEDBIT \?CCL22
	ICALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?391
	JUMP	?CND15
?CCL22:	FIRST?	PROTAGONIST \?CCL27
	PRINTI	", dropping your possessions."
	LOC	PROTAGONIST
	ICALL	ROB,PROTAGONIST,STACK
	JUMP	?CND15
?CCL27:	PRINTC	46
?CND15:	CRLF	
?CND10:	MOVE	LEFT-BOOTH-BUTTON,LEFT-BOOTH
	MOVE	RIGHT-BOOTH-BUTTON,RIGHT-BOOTH
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	I-UNTURN
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"   Waves of relief. You're no longer"
	ICALL2	ARPRINT,TURNED-INTO
	SET	'TURNED-INTO,FALSE-VALUE
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	TO-SPEAK-OF,STRING
	PRINTI	"Ummm..."
	ICALL2	APRINT,TURNED-INTO
	PRINTI	" has no "
	PRINT	STRING
	PRINTR	" to speak of."


	.FUNCT	GOOD-MEAL,OBJ
	REMOVE	OBJ
	PRINTI	"Yum!"
	GRTR?	HUNGER-COUNT,0 \?CCL3
	PRINTI	" Your hunger fades."
	CRLF	
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-HUNGER
	SET	'HUNGER-COUNT,0
	CALL2	INC-SCORE,20
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	CRLF	
	RTRUE	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	TOBOGGAN-F,VARG
	ZERO?	VARG \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL5
	CALL	NOUN-USED?,TOBOGGAN,W?INSCRIPTION
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL8
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?READ,TOBOGGAN
	RTRUE	
?CCL8:	PRINTI	"This one-person sled bears a small inscription. "
	RFALSE	
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ENTER \FALSE
	EQUAL?	HERE,GLACIER \FALSE
	MOVE	TOBOGGAN,MIRROR-LAKE
	ZERO?	ENCHANTED-ORB \?CND13
	RANDOM	100
	LESS?	25,STACK /?CCL17
	SET	'ENCHANTED-ORB,MILKY-ORB
	JUMP	?CND13
?CCL17:	RANDOM	100
	LESS?	33,STACK /?CCL19
	SET	'ENCHANTED-ORB,SMOKY-ORB
	JUMP	?CND13
?CCL19:	RANDOM	100
	LESS?	50,STACK /?CCL21
	SET	'ENCHANTED-ORB,FIERY-ORB
	JUMP	?CND13
?CCL21:	SET	'ENCHANTED-ORB,GLITTERY-ORB
?CND13:	PRINTI	"As you sit on the toboggan, it begins to slide down the mountain, gathering speed as it goes. The passing landscape begins to blur, and then even the blur is gone as the icy wind forces your eyes shut. Suddenly, with a jolt like a mighty hand grabbing you, you are still! You open your eyes"
	PRINT	ELLIPSIS
	CALL2	GOTO,TOBOGGAN
	RSTACK	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "LOWER"


	.FUNCT	CAGE-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?OPEN \?CCL3
	IN?	SNAKE,CAGE \?CCL6
	FSET?	SNAKE,ANIMATEDBIT \?CCL6
	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?396
	RSTACK	
?CCL6:	FSET	CAGE,TOUCHBIT
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?COUNT \?CCL10
	PRINTR	"Thousands."
?CCL10:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ENTER \FALSE
	PRINTR	"The cage is too small for a human."

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	SNAKE-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RESEARCH \?CCL3
	CALL	NOUN-USED?,SNAKE,W?SNAKE
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL3
	PRINTR	"""A common animal, best kept caged."""
?CCL3:	FSET?	SNAKE,ANIMATEDBIT \?CCL7
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LET-OUT \?CCL10
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?OPEN,CAGE
	RTRUE	
?CCL10:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?MEASURE,V?EXAMINE \FALSE
	PRINTR	"The snake is thin and perhaps as much as twenty feet long."
?CCL7:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TIE \?CCL14
	EQUAL?	PRSO,SNAKE \?CCL14
	EQUAL?	PRSI,SPIRE \?CCL19
	SET	'ROPE-PLACED,TRUE-VALUE
	MOVE	SNAKE,HERE
	PRINTR	"You tie the rope to the spire, dropping the other end down the cliff face. It reaches most of the way toward the lower ledge."
?CCL19:	FSET?	PRSI,PLANTBIT \?CCL21
	CALL1	WASTES
	RSTACK	
?CCL21:	PRINT	YOU-CANT
	PRINTI	"tie the rope to"
	CALL2	TRPRINT,PRSI
	RSTACK	
?CCL14:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?UNTIE \?CCL23
	ZERO?	ROPE-PLACED /?CCL23
	SET	'ROPE-PLACED,FALSE-VALUE
	PRINTR	"You untie the rope from the spire."
?CCL23:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?CLIMB-DOWN \?CCL27
	ZERO?	ROPE-PLACED /?CCL27
	CALL2	DO-WALK,P?DOWN
	RSTACK	
?CCL27:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?MEASURE,V?EXAMINE \FALSE
	PRINTR	"The rope is about twenty feet long."


	.FUNCT	I-W-SNAKE,TOLD
	FSET	SNAKE,ANIMATEDBIT
	IN?	SNAKE,LAKE-BOTTOM \?CCL3
	REMOVE	SNAKE
	JUMP	?CND1
?CCL3:	CALL2	VISIBLE?,SNAKE
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL5
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	SET	'TOLD,TRUE-VALUE
	PRINTI	"   The rope ripples with increasing force. It has returned to the form of a snake! The snake squirms with anger"
	EQUAL?	HERE,UPPER-LEDGE \?CCL8
	ZERO?	ROPE-PLACED /?CCL8
	PRINTI	", uncurls from the spire, and drops out of sight!"
	CRLF	
	JUMP	?CND1
?CCL8:	IN?	SNAKE,CAGE \?CCL12
	FSET?	CAGE,OPENBIT /?CCL12
	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	JUMP	?CND1
?CCL12:	CALL2	ULTIMATELY-IN?,SNAKE
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL16
	IN?	SNAKE,WALDO /?CCL16
	ICALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?399
	JUMP	?CND1
?CCL16:	LOC	SNAKE
	FSET?	STACK,ACTORBIT \?CND19
	PRINTI	", nearly bites"
	LOC	SNAKE
	ICALL2	TPRINT,STACK
	PRINTI	" on the wrist, drops to the ground,"
?CND19:	PRINTI	" and wriggles quickly out of sight."
	CRLF	
	JUMP	?CND1
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	HERE,LOWER-LEDGE \?CND1
	ZERO?	ROPE-PLACED /?CND1
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	SET	'TOLD,TRUE-VALUE
	PRINTI	"   A writhing snake drops from above! It strikes out at you but, fortunately, misses. Hissing angrily, it disappears into a narrow crack."
	CRLF	
?CND1:	SET	'ROPE-PLACED,FALSE-VALUE
	IN?	SNAKE,CAGE \?CCL25
	FSET?	CAGE,OPENBIT \?CND24
?CCL25:	REMOVE	SNAKE
?CND24:	ZERO?	TOLD \TRUE
	RFALSE	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "LOWER"


	.FUNCT	VAULT-DOOR-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	EQUAL?	HERE,LOWEST-HALL \?CCL3
	PRINTI	"A large dial is set into the center of the door. "
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOCK \?CCL7
	EQUAL?	PRSO,VAULT-DOOR \?CCL7
	FSET?	VAULT-DOOR,OPENBIT \?CCL12
	CALL	DO-FIRST,STR?402,VAULT-DOOR
	RSTACK	
?CCL12:	FSET?	VAULT-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT \?CCL14
	PRINTR	"It is!"
?CCL14:	RANDOM	2570 >P-NUMBER
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?SET,DIAL,INTNUM
	RTRUE	
?CCL7:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?UNLOCK \FALSE
	FSET?	PRSI,KEYBIT \FALSE
	PRINTR	"This is a combination lock, not a key lock."


	.FUNCT	DIAL-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	PRINTI	"The dial is currently turned to "
	PRINTN	DIAL-NUMBER
	PRINTR	". It can be set to any number between 1 and 2570."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?SET-DIR \?CCL5
	EQUAL?	PRSI,LEFT-RIGHT \?CCL5
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?SET,DIAL
	RTRUE	
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?SET \FALSE
	ZERO?	PRSI \?CCL12
	PRINTR	"[You must say what number to turn the dial to, as in TURN DIAL TO 920.]"
?CCL12:	EQUAL?	PRSI,INTNUM /?CCL14
	CALL1	IMPOSSIBLES
	RSTACK	
?CCL14:	GRTR?	P-NUMBER,2570 /?CTR15
	LESS?	P-NUMBER,1 \?CCL16
?CTR15:	PRINTR	"That's not one of the numbers on the dial."
?CCL16:	EQUAL?	DIAL-NUMBER,P-NUMBER \?CCL20
	PRINTI	"The dial is already set to "
	PRINTN	P-NUMBER
	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	
?CCL20:	FSET?	VAULT-DOOR,OPENBIT /?CCL22
	FSET?	VAULT-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT /?CCL22
	SET	'DIAL-NUMBER,P-NUMBER
	FSET	VAULT-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT
	PRINTR	"The tumblers tumble as the vault door re-locks."
?CCL22:	FSET?	GLOVE,WORNBIT \?CCL26
	FSET?	VAULT-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT \?CCL26
	RANDOM	2570 >DIAL-NUMBER
	FCLEAR	VAULT-DOOR,LOCKEDBIT
	PRINTI	"As you turn the dial with your gloved hand, you can almost feel the tumblers turning as though they were an extension of your own fingers! Fascinated, you keep spinning, and as you pass "
	PRINTN	DIAL-NUMBER
	PRINTR	", you feel a sense of tactile perfection, and stop. A faint click ripples up your arm."
?CCL26:	SET	'DIAL-NUMBER,P-NUMBER
	PRINTI	"The dial is now set to "
	PRINTN	DIAL-NUMBER
	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	VAULT-F,RARG
	ZERO?	RARG \FALSE
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOCK,V?CLOSE,V?OPEN /?PRD7
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?UNLOCK \FALSE
?PRD7:	EQUAL?	PRSO,GLOBAL-HERE,VAULT \FALSE
	CALL	PERFORM-PRSA,VAULT-DOOR,PRSI
	RSTACK	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	NW-SE-PASSAGE-F,OARG
	EQUAL?	OARG,M-OBJDESC? /TRUE
	PRINTI	"   "
	CALL2	D-PASSAGE,NW-SE-PASSAGE
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	N-S-PASSAGE-F,OARG
	EQUAL?	OARG,M-OBJDESC? /TRUE
	PRINTI	"   "
	CALL2	D-PASSAGE,N-S-PASSAGE
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	PASSAGE-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TAKE \?CCL3
	FSET?	PRSO,TRYTAKEBIT \?CCL3
	MOVE	PRSO,PROTAGONIST
	MOVE	NOTICE,HERE
	FCLEAR	N-S-PASSAGE,TRYTAKEBIT
	FCLEAR	NW-SE-PASSAGE,TRYTAKEBIT
	FSET	PRSO,TOUCHBIT
	PRINTI	"As you take"
	ICALL1	TPRINT-PRSO
	PRINTR	", a notice flutters to the ground."
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL7
	FSET?	PRSO,TAKEBIT \?CCL10
	PRINTR	"The passage is made out of the same material as donut holes. Once installed, it should be wide enough to walk through, and it's probably about a hundredth of a bloit long."
?CCL10:	ICALL2	D-PASSAGE,PRSO
	CRLF	
	RTRUE	
?CCL7:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ENTER \FALSE
	FSET?	PRSO,TAKEBIT \?CCL15
	PRINTR	"The passage hasn't been installed yet!"
?CCL15:	EQUAL?	PRSO,N-S-PASSAGE \?CCL17
	CALL2	DO-WALK,N-S-PASSAGE-DIR
	RSTACK	
?CCL17:	CALL2	DO-WALK,NW-SE-PASSAGE-DIR
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	D-PASSAGE,PASSAGE,?TMP1
	FSET?	PASSAGE,TOUCHBIT /?CCL3
	EQUAL?	PASSAGE,N-S-PASSAGE \?CCL6
	PRINTI	"Discarded in the corner is a north-south passage, slightly damaged but perfectly usable."
	RTRUE	
?CCL6:	PRINTI	"A northwest-southeast passage is lying here. It is marked as being slightly irregular, but nobody other than one of the bureaucratic Passage Inspectors would ever notice."
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	FSET?	PASSAGE,TAKEBIT \?CCL8
	PRINTI	"A magic "
	ICALL2	DPRINT,PASSAGE
	PRINTI	" is just lying around in the middle of the room, uninstalled."
	RTRUE	
?CCL8:	PRINTI	"A magic "
	ICALL2	DPRINT,PASSAGE
	PRINTI	" has been installed in the "
	EQUAL?	PASSAGE,N-S-PASSAGE \?CCL11
	EQUAL?	HERE,CONSTRUCTION \?CCL14
	GET	NORTH-EXITS,0 >?TMP1
	ADD	CONSTRUCTION-LOC,100
	EQUAL?	?TMP1,STACK \?CCL17
	PRINTI	"north"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL17:	PRINTI	"south"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL14:	EQUAL?	N-S-PASSAGE-DIR,P?NORTH \?CCL19
	PRINTI	"north"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL19:	PRINTI	"south"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL11:	EQUAL?	HERE,CONSTRUCTION \?CCL22
	GET	SE-EXITS,0 >?TMP1
	ADD	CONSTRUCTION-LOC,100
	EQUAL?	?TMP1,STACK \?CCL25
	PRINTI	"southeast"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL25:	PRINTI	"northwest"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL22:	EQUAL?	NW-SE-PASSAGE-DIR,P?NW \?CCL27
	PRINTI	"northwest"
	JUMP	?CND9
?CCL27:	PRINTI	"southeast"
?CND9:	PRINTI	" wall."
	RTRUE	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "LOWER"


	.FUNCT	PITS-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"This cavern, deep in the bowels of the Great Underground Empire, "
	ICALL1	D-PITS-FLOOR
	PRINTI	". A rickety ladder leads upward."
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	D-PITS-FLOOR
	FSET?	LANTERN,TRYTAKEBIT \?CCL3
	PRINTI	"is spotted with an incredible quantity of pits. Judging from the closest of them, the pits are bottomless"
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	PRINTI	"has a large number of bottomless pits, all of which have been filled in"
	FSET?	HERE,TOUCHBIT \?CCL6
	PRINTI	", except one."
	JUMP	?CND4
?CCL6:	PRINTI	" -- no, wait! It seems that one pit did not become filled in!"
?CND4:	PRINTI	" The open pit seems to have handholds leading downward"
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	PIT-ENTER-F,RARG
	FSET?	LANTERN,TRYTAKEBIT \?CCL3
	ZERO?	RARG \FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"Entering a bottomless pit means certain death!"
	CRLF	
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	RETURN	LEDGE-IN-PIT


	.FUNCT	PITS-OBJECT-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	EQUAL?	HERE,PITS \?CCL3
	PRINTI	"The floor "
	ICALL1	D-PITS-FLOOR
	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LOOK-INSIDE,V?EXAMINE \?CCL7
	PRINTR	"The pit looks bottomless."
?CCL7:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUT,V?THROW \?CCL9
	EQUAL?	P-PRSA-WORD,W?THROW,W?HURL,W?TOSS /?PRD12
	EQUAL?	P-PRSA-WORD,W?CAST \?CCL9
?PRD12:	EQUAL?	PRSO,PIT-BOMB \?CCL9
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?THROW,PIT-BOMB,FALSE-VALUE
	RTRUE	
?CCL9:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUT,V?THROW \?CCL16
	EQUAL?	PRSI,PITS-OBJECT \?CCL16
	REMOVE	PRSO
	EQUAL?	PRSO,PERCH /?CCL20
	CALL	ULTIMATELY-IN?,PERCH,PRSO
	ZERO?	STACK /?CND19
?CCL20:	SET	'REMOVED-PERCH-LOC,BROGMOID
?CND19:	PRINTI	"Bottomless or not, the pit swallows"
	ICALL1	TPRINT-PRSO
	PRINTR	" forever."
?CCL16:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LEAP /?CTR23
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ENTER \?CCL24
	EQUAL?	P-PRSA-WORD,W?JUMP,W?LEAP \?CCL24
?CTR23:	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?407
	RSTACK	
?CCL24:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ENTER \FALSE
	CALL2	DO-WALK,P?DOWN
	RSTACK	

	.SEGMENT "0"


	.FUNCT	LANTERN-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL3
	FSET?	LANTERN,TRYTAKEBIT \?CCL6
	PRINTR	"You can't see much from this distance."
?CCL6:	CALL	NOUN-USED?,LANTERN,W?MONOGRAM
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL8
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?READ,LANTERN
	RTRUE	
?CCL8:	FSET?	LANTERN,LIGHTBIT /?CCL10
	PRINTR	"The lamp is either broken or burned out."
?CCL10:	PRINTI	"There seems to be a faint monogram engraved on it. "
	RFALSE	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?READ \?CCL12
	FSET?	LANTERN,TRYTAKEBIT \?CCL12
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?EXAMINE,LANTERN
	RTRUE	
?CCL12:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?WALK-TO,V?TAKE \?CCL16
	FSET?	LANTERN,TRYTAKEBIT \?CCL16
	PRINTR	"The pits make the cavern uncrossable; ergo, you can't reach the lantern."
?CCL16:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?THROW-TO,V?THROW \?CCL20
	EQUAL?	PRSI,LANTERN \?CCL20
	FSET?	LANTERN,TRYTAKEBIT \?CCL20
	REMOVE	PRSO
	EQUAL?	PRSO,PERCH /?CCL25
	CALL	ULTIMATELY-IN?,PERCH,PRSO
	ZERO?	STACK /?CND24
?CCL25:	SET	'REMOVED-PERCH-LOC,BROGMOID
?CND24:	PRINTI	"Sigh. Your throw is just short of the lamp, and"
	ICALL1	TPRINT-PRSO
	PRINTR	" disappears into one of the pits."
?CCL20:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?THROW \?CCL29
	EQUAL?	PRSO,LANTERN \?CCL29
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-LANTERN
	FCLEAR	LANTERN,ONBIT
	FCLEAR	LANTERN,LIGHTBIT
	PRINTI	"The lamp smashes into the floor, breaking it."
	CRLF	
	CALL1	NOW-DARK?
	RSTACK	
?CCL29:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?ON \FALSE
	FSET?	LANTERN,LIGHTBIT \?CCL36
	ICALL	QUEUE,I-LANTERN,-1
	RFALSE	
?CCL36:	PRINTR	"The lamp refuses to light."


	.FUNCT	I-LANTERN
	FSET?	LANTERN,ONBIT /?CND1
	ICALL2	DEQUEUE,I-LANTERN
	RFALSE	
?CND1:	DEC	'LANTERN-COUNTER
	ZERO?	LANTERN-COUNTER \?CND3
	FCLEAR	LANTERN,ONBIT
	FCLEAR	LANTERN,LIGHTBIT
?CND3:	EQUAL?	LANTERN-COUNTER,200,100,50 /?PRD9
	EQUAL?	LANTERN-COUNTER,25,0 \FALSE
?PRD9:	CALL2	VISIBLE?,LANTERN
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"   "
	EQUAL?	LANTERN-COUNTER,200 \?CCL14
	PRINTR	"The lamp appears a bit dimmer."
?CCL14:	EQUAL?	LANTERN-COUNTER,100 \?CCL16
	PRINTR	"The lamp is definitely dimmer now."
?CCL16:	EQUAL?	LANTERN-COUNTER,50 \?CCL18
	PRINTR	"The lamp is nearly out."
?CCL18:	EQUAL?	LANTERN-COUNTER,25 \?CCL20
	PRINTI	"You'd better have more light than from the "
	ICALL2	DPRINT,LANTERN
	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	
?CCL20:	PRINTI	"The lantern flickers and dies."
	CRLF	
	CALL1	NOW-DARK?
	RSTACK	

	.ENDSEG

	.SEGMENT "LOWER"


	.FUNCT	LEDGE-IN-PIT-PS
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXIT \FALSE
	CALL1	V-WALK-AROUND
	RSTACK	


	.FUNCT	UNDER-THE-WORLD-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-ENTER \FALSE
	ZERO?	ALLIGATOR /?CCL6
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	CALL2	JIGS-UP,STR?418
	RSTACK	
?CCL6:	FSET?	UNDER-THE-WORLD,TOUCHBIT /FALSE
	ICALL1	RETURN-FROM-MAP
	PRINTI	"The well suddenly opens onto a vast abyss! You grab onto a few protruding roots, preventing a terrible fall..."
	CRLF	
	CRLF	
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	ROOTS-F
	EQUAL?	HERE,OUTER-BAILEY \?CCL3
	CALL2	PERFORM-PRSA,TREE-STUMP
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?TELL,V?LISTEN \FALSE
	ZERO?	PLANT-TALKER /FALSE
	PRINTR	"It is as unlikely for these roots to speak as it is for your toes to begin conversing with each other."


	.FUNCT	EAR-F,RARG
	EQUAL?	RARG,M-LOOK \FALSE
	PRINTI	"You are sitting in one of the folds of a giant ear belonging to the giant brogmoid who is holding up the world. A wide channel leading deeper into the ear is blocked by a virtual forest of ear fungus"
	ZERO?	EAR-PASSAGE-OPEN /?CND4
	PRINTI	", except for a small tunnel through the fungus which leads farther in"
?CND4:	PRINTI	". The only exit is down."
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	EAR-FUNGUS-F,ARG
	EQUAL?	ARG,M-WINNER \?CCL3
	CALL1	PLANT-STUNNED
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?PUSH,V?CLEAN,V?MOVE /?CTR4
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?MUNG,V?KICK \?CCL5
?CTR4:	PRINTR	"The fungi wall doesn't budge."
?CCL5:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?LISTEN \FALSE
	ZERO?	PLANT-TALKER /FALSE
	EQUAL?	FUNGUS-NUMBER,12 \?CND12
	RANDOM	12
	SUB	STACK,1 >FUNGUS-NUMBER
?CND12:	PRINTI	"You hear a vast murmur of fungi, discussing such topics as the woeful lack of moisture within this ear"
	ZERO?	EAR-PASSAGE-OPEN \?CND14
	PRINTI	". One conversation catches your attention: a family of fungi bewailing their long lost cousin, "
	GET	FUNGUS-TABLE,FUNGUS-NUMBER
	PRINT	STACK
?CND14:	PRINT	PERIOD-CR
	RTRUE	


	.FUNCT	G-FUNGUS-F,STR,LEN
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RESEARCH \FALSE
	RETURN	EAR-FUNGUS


	.FUNCT	BROGMOID-F
	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?WALK-TO,V?ENTER \?CCL3
	EQUAL?	HERE,UNDER-THE-WORLD,HANGING-FROM-ROOTS \?CCL6
	CALL2	DO-WALK,P?EAST
	RSTACK	
?CCL6:	EQUAL?	HERE,SHOULDER \?CCL8
	CALL2	DO-WALK,P?UP
	RSTACK	
?CCL8:	CALL2	DO-WALK,P?IN
	RSTACK	
?CCL3:	CALL2	TOUCHING?,BROGMOID
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL10
	EQUAL?	HERE,UNDER-THE-WORLD,HANGING-FROM-ROOTS \?CCL10
	CALL2	CANT-REACH,BROGMOID
	RSTACK	
?CCL10:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?EXAMINE \?CCL14
	EQUAL?	HERE,ON-TOP-OF-THE-WORLD \?CCL17
	PRINTR	"Most of the brogmoid is lost in the mists which stretch above the world."
?CCL17:	PRINTR	"The brogmoid is fairly ordinary, other than the fact that it's about a zillion times as large as any brogmoid you've ever seen before."
?CCL14:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?CLEAN \?CCL19
	CALL	NOUN-USED?,BROGMOID,W?EAR
	ZERO?	STACK /?CCL19
	ICALL	PERFORM,V?CLEAN,EAR-FUNGUS
	RTRUE	
?CCL19:	EQUAL?	PRSA,V?RESEARCH \FALSE
	CALL	NOUN-USED?,BROGMOID,W?BROGMOID,W?BROGMOIDS
	ZERO?	STACK /FALSE
	PRINTR	"""In rare cases, these squat creatures can achieve the intelligence levels of a three-year-old human. Domesticated brogmoids are tame and can even be taught to perform simple tasks. In the wild, they can be seen in huge packs sorting through rock piles for edible rocks. (See also BROGMOIDISM.)"""

	.ENDSEG

	.ENDI