The Diamond-Flowered Orchid — 9 of 14

Section 5 - The Wound

amputating is an action applying to one visible thing.

Understand "amputate [thing]" as amputating.

Understand "cut off [thing]" as amputating.

Check amputating arms:

say "That seems like an overreaction. The wound isn't *that* bad! Also, you have no tools sharp enough to cut off limbs.";

stop the action;

Check amputating legs:

say "It's true, leeches wouldn't bother you any more if you did that. Unfortunately you don't have anything sharp enough.";

stop the action;

arms are a kind of supporter. Arms are part of every person.

Understand "arm" as arms.

the wound is a thing with description "[if the wound is bandaged]Your wound is nicely cleaned and bandaged. It will be fine until you get back home.[end if][if the wound is cleaned and the wound is unbandaged]Your wound looks better, but you should find something to bandage it with.[end if][if the wound is dirty]You got a wound on your arm during the crash. You should clean it and bandage it.[end if]" . The wound can be dirty or cleaned. The wound is dirty. The wound can be bandaged or unbandaged. The wound is unbandaged.

When play begins:

move wound to the location of the player;

try silently taking the wound;

try silently putting the wound on a random arms that is part of the player.

Carry out examining arms:

if the wound is bandaged:

say "You have a wound on your arm, but it's nicely bandaged. You'll be fine!";

otherwise:

if the wound is dirty:

say "You have a wound on your arm that you need to clean and bandage.";

otherwise:

say "Your wound is nice and clean, but you should bandage it.";

now examine text printed is true.

The examine supporters rule does nothing when examining arms.

Armremind is a number that varies. Armremind is 10.

Every turn when the wound is dirty:

increase armremind by 1;

if armremind > 3:

say "Your arm [if armremind < 10]still [end if]hurts. Maybe you should look at it";

now armremind is 0;

Every turn when the wound is cleaned and the wound is unbandaged:

increase armremind by 1;

if armremind > 3:

say "You still need to do something about the wound on your arm";

now armremind is 0;

cleaning it with is an action applying to two visible things.

Understand "clean [thing] with [thing]" as cleaning it with.

cleaning is an action applying to one visible thing.

Understand "clean [thing]" as cleaning.

Check cleaning when the player is not holding a full vessel and the location of the player is not the waterfall:

say "You are not carrying any water.";

stop the action;

Carry out cleaning when the location of the player is not the waterfall:

let the tool be a random full vessel held by the player;

try cleaning the noun with the tool;

Carry out cleaning when the location of the player is the waterfall:

try cleaning the noun with the river;

Check cleaning when the noun is not the wound:

say "[The noun] does not need cleaning.";

stop the action;

Check cleaning it with when the second noun is not a vessel and the second noun is not the river:

say "You can't clean things with [a second noun]!";

stop the action;

Check cleaning the wound with something when the wound is cleaned:

say "[The wound] is already clean.";

stop the action.

Carry out cleaning the wound with a full vessel:

say "You clean the wound on your arm. It looks much better now. You still want to bandage it though.";

if Vorple is supported:

play sound effect "clean.mp3";

now the wound is cleaned;

now the second noun is empty.

Carry out cleaning the wound with the river:

say "You clean the wound on your arm. It looks much better now. You still want to bandage it though.";

if Vorple is supported:

play sound effect "clean.mp3";

now the wound is cleaned.

Does the player mean cleaning the wound: it is very likely.

bandaging it with is an action applying to two visible things.

Understand "bandage [thing] with [thing]" as bandaging it with.

bandaging is an action applying to one visible thing.

Understand "bandage [thing]" as bandaging.

Check bandaging when the player is not holding the banana leaf:

say "You don't have anything that can serve as a bandage.";

stop the action;

Carry out bandaging:

try bandaging the noun with the banana leaf;

Check bandaging when the noun is not the wound:

say "[The noun] does not need bandaging.";

stop the action;

Check bandaging it with when the second noun is not the banana leaf:

say "You can't bandage things with [a second noun]!";

stop the action;

Check bandaging the wound with something when the wound is bandaged:

say "[The wound] is already bandaged.";

stop the action.

Carry out bandaging the wound with the banana leaf:

say "You carefully wrap [the second noun] around [the noun]. This should hold until you get home.";

remove the banana leaf from play;

now the wound is bandaged.

Does the player mean bandaging the wound: it is very likely.