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Section Farm

There is a room called Farm.

The description of Farm is "The farm here is a curious sight. A fully equipped house, along with a couple of fields and a barn with a pasture connected to it. A path leads west."

The farm house is scenery in the Farm. Understand "house" as the farm house.

The description of the farm house is "There's a farm house on the far side of the fields."

The fields are scenery in the Farm. Understand "field" or "plant" or "plants" as the fields.

The description of the fields is "A typical field. Lines of plants next to little dirt paths. The funny thing is... you can't recognize what the plants are."

The barn is scenery in the farm.

The description of the barn is "A red barn with white trim and a black roof. It contains some hay."

The hay is scenery in the Farm.

The description of the hay is "The barn contains some hay. It's not that interesting."

Instead of taking the hay:

say "You don't need the hay."

[HORSE]

The horse is an animal in the farm.

The horse is hittable.

The description of the horse is "A gray-colored, boxy-looking horse, just below you in height."

Instead of talking to the horse:

say "The horse neighs.".

Report telling horse about something:

say "The horse makes a snorting sound.".

Report asking horse about something:

say "The horse whinnies.".

The block asking rule does nothing when asking the horse about something.

The block telling rule does nothing when telling the horse about something.

Instead of shooting the horse with the toy gun:

say "BANG![paragraph break]The horse dissolves into a cloud of crackling blue light and then is gone.";

now the horse is nowhere.

Carry out hitting the horse with the clawhammer:

say "CRACK![paragraph break]You hit the horse as hard as you can with the hammer, but the horse is tougher than it looks. It lets out a grunt and bolts away across the fields.";

now the horse is nowhere.

Instead of attacking the horse:

say "The horse runs away before you can assault it.";

now the horse is nowhere.