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* Printing the name of something
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(Baking soda which has a different name when next to a smelly thing--Object named differently if next to specific things; Shipping Trunk)
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A box of baking soda whose name changes to "completely ineffective baking soda" when it is in a container with something that smells funny.
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First to lay some groundwork:
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{*}"Shipping Trunk"
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A chest is a kind of container. A chest is always openable. A lid is a kind of supporter. A lid is part of every chest.
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Before opening a chest when something (called the obstruction) is on a lid which is part of the noun:
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say "Better remove [the obstruction]." instead.
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A thing can be innocent or smelly.
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The Storage Unit is a room. The shipping trunk is a closed chest in the Storage Unit. The trunk contains some garlic, a loaf of moldy sourdough, a mildewy bathtowel, a pair of unwashed socks, two dead trout, and a box of baking powder. The garlic, trout, sourdough, bathtowel, and socks are smelly. The baking powder is innocent.
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The shipping trunk's lid supports a small card. The description of the small card is "'Please, please do not open this trunk.'"
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After opening the trunk:
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if the trunk had been open:
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say "You steel yourself...";
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continue the action;
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otherwise:
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say "There roils up from inside an indescribable funk, which, when you can see straight, you have no trouble attributing to the presence of [a list of smelly things in the trunk]. You also note [a list of innocent things in the trunk] in the corner.".
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And now, with that preparation:
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{**}Before printing the name of the baking powder when the powder is in a container which contains a smelly thing: say "completely ineffective ".
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Test me with "open trunk / examine card / get card / open trunk / get powder / inventory". |