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Sand-Floored Chamber
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The Eye of the Idol
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An Interactive Fiction
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Release 1 / Serial number 150512 / Inform 7 build 6M22 (I6/v6.33 lib 6/12N) SD
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Sand-Floored Chamber
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The constant wind has filled this chamber with a layer of fine red sand, as soft as powder snow. Something sparkling is half-buried in the corner. A doorway lies open to the north.
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> > Hexagonal Temple
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(Testing.)
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>[1] get diamond
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Taken.
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>[2] look
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Sand-Floored Chamber
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The constant wind has filled this chamber with a layer of fine red sand, as soft as powder snow. A doorway lies open to the north.
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>[3] n
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Hexagonal Temple
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The temple walls are great ashlar blocks rising to a hundred feet overhead, perhaps more; the roof is a scarlet awning only, through which the sun filters down in blood hues. Overseeing all is a sculpture in stone and ivory. A prayer mat at the idol's feet, and an incense stick still burning on the pedestal, indicate that someone was only recently consigning her grievances to the care of the deity.
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>[4] get mat
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Taken.
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>[5] look
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Hexagonal Temple
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The temple walls are great ashlar blocks rising to a hundred feet overhead, perhaps more; the roof is a scarlet awning only, through which the sun filters down in blood hues. Overseeing all is a sculpture in stone and ivory. At the idol's side is a pedestal, on which incense still smolders.
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>[6] drop diamond
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Dropped.
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>[7] look
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Hexagonal Temple
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The temple walls are great ashlar blocks rising to a hundred feet overhead, perhaps more; the roof is a scarlet awning only, through which the sun filters down in blood hues. Overseeing all is a sculpture in stone and ivory. At the idol's side is a pedestal, on which incense still smolders.
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You can see a sparkling diamond here.
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>[8] get diamond
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Taken.
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>[9] put diamond in eye
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You put the sparkling diamond into the idol's eye.
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>[10] look
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Hexagonal Temple
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The temple walls are great ashlar blocks rising to a hundred feet overhead, perhaps more; the roof is a scarlet awning only, through which the sun filters down in blood hues. Overseeing all is a sculpture in stone and ivory, in whose single eye a vast diamond gleams. At the idol's side is a pedestal, on which incense still smolders.
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>[11] get incense
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Taken.
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>[12] look
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Hexagonal Temple
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The temple walls are great ashlar blocks rising to a hundred feet overhead, perhaps more; the roof is a scarlet awning only, through which the sun filters down in blood hues. Overseeing all is a sculpture in stone and ivory, in whose single eye a vast diamond gleams.
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>[13] drop mat
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Dropped.
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>[14] look
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Hexagonal Temple
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The temple walls are great ashlar blocks rising to a hundred feet overhead, perhaps more; the roof is a scarlet awning only, through which the sun filters down in blood hues. Overseeing all is a sculpture in stone and ivory, in whose single eye a vast diamond gleams. At the idol's feet, some worshipper has left a prayer mat.
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>[15] get mat
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Taken.
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>[16] put mat on pedestal
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You put the mat on the pedestal.
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>[17] look
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Hexagonal Temple
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The temple walls are great ashlar blocks rising to a hundred feet overhead, perhaps more; the roof is a scarlet awning only, through which the sun filters down in blood hues. Overseeing all is a sculpture in stone and ivory, in whose single eye a vast diamond gleams.
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On a pedestal is a mat.
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>[18] put incense on pedestal
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You put the incense stick on the pedestal.
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>[19] look
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Hexagonal Temple
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The temple walls are great ashlar blocks rising to a hundred feet overhead, perhaps more; the roof is a scarlet awning only, through which the sun filters down in blood hues. Overseeing all is a sculpture in stone and ivory, in whose single eye a vast diamond gleams. At the idol's side is a pedestal, on which incense still smolders.
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On the pedestal, in addition to the incense stick, is a mat.
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