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- S001: "A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER"
- S002: "
- An Interactive Short Story
- Copyright 1995-6 by Andrew Plotkin. Please copy and play freely.
- (First-time players should type "about".)
- "
- S003: "950201"
- S004: "5/8"
- S005: "a"
- S006: "You can't go that way."
- S007: "the"
- S008: "the"
- S009: "the"
- S010: "the"
- S011: "the"
- S012: "the"
- S013: "the"
- S014: "the"
- S015: "the"
- S016: "the"
- S017: "the"
- S018: "the"
- S019: "It is pitch dark, and you can't see a thing."
- S020: "As good-looking as ever."
- S021: "your former self"
- S022: "As good-looking as ever."
- S023: "
- You glance outside. "
- S024: "
- "
- S025: "Sunny Afternoon"
- S026: "Clear Sunset"
- S027: "Clouding Sunset"
- S028: "A Moment of Light"
- S029: "Cloudy Twilight"
- S030: "Misty Evening"
- S031: "Drizzly Evening"
- S032: "Rainy Night"
- S033: "Night, Heavy Rain"
- S034: "Night, Heavy Rain"
- S035: "Night, a Thunderstorm"
- S036: "Sunny Dawn"
- S037: "Time Has Broken BUG"
- S038: "Poughkeepsie [BUG]"
- S039: "somewhere outside"
- S040: "across the bridge"
- S041: "the southwest"
- S042: "the northwest"
- S043: "the northwest"
- S044: "the northwest"
- S045: "the west"
- S046: "the west"
- S047: "the northwest"
- S048: "You can't see anything particularly interesting in that direction."
- S049: "The shouts of the volleyball players and the boom-box thump are
- pleasantly far off to the west."
- S050: "You hear yells, laughter, music. People are having a good time. You just
- want to get away."
- S051: "Trails snake up the side of the hill, to the summit, an angle of sunlit
- stone against the unbounded blue."
- S052: "You hear yells, laughter, music. People are having a good time."
- S053: "The hillside is bare rock in that direction, and much too steep to
- climb."
- S054: "Two trails lead up from here; you can go northeast or south."
- S055: "The underbrush is too dense in that direction."
- S056: "some"
- S057: "
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- A trail leads southwest down the hill, towards the bridge. From where you
- stand, it turns southeast and continues upward, deeply cut into the hillside. A
- narrower trail leads more steeply up to the east.
- "
- S058: "Two trails lead up from here; you can go southeast or east."
- S059: "The hillside drops straight off to the stream in that direction."
- S060: "The hillside drops straight off to the stream in that direction."
- S061: "The hillside drops straight down in that direction."
- S062: "The underbrush is too dense in that direction."
- S063: "The wide trail leads down to the southwest, and up across the hill to
- the southeast. The upward half seems deeply cut into the hillside; it's as if
- something had worn the rocky earth away."
- S064: "The narrow trail leads straight up the hillside to the east."
- S065: "The trench is a foot deep or so, and maybe a yard wide. It starts where
- the wide trail turns, and leads west over the bank."
- S066: "It's the blade of a small spade. There's nothing left of the shaft."
- S067: "At this point, it's just a two-foot-long stick, broken at both ends."
- S068: "some"
- S069: "The ground drops off, dangerously steeply, in that direction."
- S070: "The ground drops off, dangerously steeply, in that direction."
- S071: "Unfortunately for your ambitions, the hilltop is too steep to scrabble
- up."
- S072: "The underbrush is too dense in that direction."
- S073: "The narrow trail curves down the hillside to the northwest."
- S074: "The cave narrows to a crack in back; you really can't go very far."
- S075: "The cave narrows to a crack in back; you really can't go very far."
- S076: "The only way out is to the west."
- S077: "An ancient and filthy blanket is crumpled against one wall of the cave."
- S078: "Two trails lead up from here; you can go east or southeast."
- S079: "The hill is too steep in that direction."
- S080: "Beyond the rise, the hill drops almost straight down to the stream."
- S081: "Beyond the rise, the hill drops almost straight down to the stream."
- S082: "The underbrush is too dense in that direction."
- S083: "It's just a stony ridge; the ground slopes up a few feet before dropping
- off to the stream."
- S084: "A glob of water is pulsating on the ground here. [BUG]"
- S085: "It's water. It's in the bucket."
- S086: "some"
- S087: "Trails angle down to the northwest and southwest. Another crosses the
- hill to the south, but a chunk is washed out, too wide to jump across.
- "
- S088: "The hill is too steep and overgrown to climb."
- S089: "The hill is too steep and overgrown to climb."
- S090: "The hill is too steep and overgrown to climb."
- S091: "The hill is too steep and overgrown to climb."
- S092: "Two trails lead down from here; you can go northwest or southwest."
- S093: "The hill is too steep and overgrown to descend."
- S094: "The underbrush is too dense in that direction."
- S095: "south"
- S096: "north"
- S097: "some"
- S098: "The ground drops almost straight down in that direction."
- S099: "The hill is too steep and overgrown to climb."
- S100: "Jumping off the bluff wouldn't work well. Perhaps the trail to the
- southwest."
- S101: "No trails go up the hill from here, and the undergrowth is too heavy to
- push through."
- S102: "The undergrowth is too dense in that direction."
- S103: "It's a forlorn, sodden scrap of canvas."
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