
REM  ----  The ELI Adventure  *.DAT file


REM -- MAXIMUM ROOMS 94
REM -- MAXIMUM NOUNS 298
REM -- MAXIMUM CREATURES 308
REM -- LAST META-COMMAND 0
REM -- ITEMS BEING CARRIED 0
REM -- ITEMS BEING WORN 1

INTRODUCTION
     You have heard stories since childhood about brave students               
from your country who have taken the trip across the ocean to the              
United States and enrolled in the English Language Institute of                
the University of Delaware.  And you heard rumors that most of                 
these students disappeared and were never heard from again.                    
                                                                               
     Now you have finished your high school work and it's time to              
prepare for your future.  You have decided to pursue the goal                  
that has eluded so many international students -- a certificate                
from the ELI of the University of Delaware.  Your parents and                  
friends have warned you not to take the risk.  They want you to                
stay home and get a job.  But you are a determined person and can              
not resist a challenge.  Your application to the ELI has been                  
accepted and you have received your F-1 visa.  You've bought your              
plane ticket and are ready to go.                                              
                                                                               
     Your study experience at the ELI will be filled with                      
dangers.  You will encounter many hostile forces.  But if you are              
clever and keep your mind on your work, you might possibly                     
succeed.  Your mission, now that you've decided to accept it, is               
to show up at the ELI at the beginning of the September session,               
attend classes, do the required work, and receive the valuable                 
ELI T-Shirt and certificate.  It won't be easy.  Good luck!                    
END_INTRODUCTION


REM LISTING ITEMS BEING WORN

NOUN 201  ; BLUE BACKPACK
BACKPACK
BLUE
You are wearing a blue backpack
LOCATION 1000  ; Wearing it
SIZE 70
WEARABLE
CLOSABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  BACKPACK   BAG PACK  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 201  ; BLUE BACKPACK
The backpack is blue. It has straps so that you can carry it on                
your back. It has a flap that closes over the bag and is fastened              
with a buckle.  It is typical of many of the bags that university              
students carry.  There are various objects inside it.                          
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 205  ; VALID PASSPORT
PASSPORT
VALID
Your valid passport is in here
LOCATION 201  ; BLUE BACKPACK
WEIGHT 3
CLOSABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  PASSPORT    
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 205  ; VALID PASSPORT
This is the passport you used to enter the United States.  You                 
are embarrassed by your picture because you had a funny look on                
your face when it was taken.                                                   
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 207  ; F-1 VISA
VISA
F-1
There is an F-1 visa inside
LOCATION 205  ; VALID PASSPORT
READABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 207  ; F-1 VISA
This F-1 visa is an important document.  You must not lose it.                 
If you plan to visit your home, you can not re-enter the USA                   
without it.                                                                    
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 207  ; F-1 VISA
The visa says in large capital letters: THE UNITED STATES OF                   
AMERICA NONIMMIGRANT VISA.  Type F-1; Multiple; issued to                      
Bearer(s); issued Oct. 17, 1989; valid till 17 OCT. 1994.                      
END_TEXT

NOUN 210  ; PENCIL BOX
BOX
PENCIL
There is a small pencil case here
LOCATION 201  ; BLUE BACKPACK
READABLE
CLOSABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  BOX   CONTAINER BOX  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 210  ; PENCIL BOX
This is a white metal pencil case with a picture of Donald Duck                
on the cover.  There are some printed words on the case.  When                 
you pick it up, you can hear something rattling inside.                        
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 210  ; PENCIL BOX
The writing says, "My name is Duckky.  I am a good cook and I                  
like very music.  Explor this amazing world with full of                       
curiosity.  STRANGE FIELD"                                                     
END_TEXT

NOUN 206  ; BRASS KEY
KEY
BRASS
There is a brass key here
LOCATION 210  ; PENCIL BOX
WEIGHT 5
READABLE
TURNABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 206  ; BRASS KEY
It is a rather heavy key for its size.  It has some writing on                 
it.                                                                            
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 206  ; BRASS KEY
The letters say, "It is unlawful to duplicate this key."                       
END_TEXT

NOUN 211  ; FINE-POINT PENCIL
PENCIL
FINE-POINT
There is a fine-point pencil here
LOCATION 210  ; PENCIL BOX
END_NOUN

NOUN 212  ; FELT-TIP PEN
PEN
FELT-TIP
There is a felt-tip pen here
LOCATION 210  ; PENCIL BOX
END_NOUN

NOUN 214  ; CLICK ERASER
ERASER
CLICK
There is a click eraser  here
LOCATION 210  ; PENCIL BOX
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 214  ; CLICK ERASER
It is a pencil eraser in a blue plastic tube that you can wear in              
your pocket like a pen.                                                        
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 225  ; TAPE PLAYER
PLAYER
TAPE
There is small tape player in here
LOCATION 201  ; BLUE BACKPACK
PLAYABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  PLAYER   WALKMAN SONY STEREO  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 225  ; TAPE PLAYER
This is a small Sony Walkman with headphones                                   
END_NOUN_DESCR

PLAY_DESCR 225  ; TAPE PLAYER
You play the tape.  It's a song by Chris and the Wolfetones.                   
END_PLAY_DESCR


REM LISTING ROOMS AND ITEMS AND CREATURES IN THEM

ROOM 2  ; Delaware Express Shuttle 
Delaware Express Shuttle 
WEST 3  ; ELI office
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 2  ; Delaware Express Shuttle 
You arrived at the Philadelphia International Airport a few hours              
ago, went through customs, and are now riding in the Delaware                  
Express Shuttle.  You are coming down Main Street and are amazed               
at all the wonderful sights of this university town. Along the                 
street you see Roy Rogers Restaurant and the National Five and                 
Ten variety store.  To the west is the University of Delaware and              
the English Language Institute.  After months of preparation the               
big day has finally arrived.  You can't wait to get started and                
make new friends.                                                              
                                                                               
                                                                               
                                                                               
At this point you have only one possible choice of commands.                   
Type the word WEST when the computer asks you What Now?                        
END_ROOM_DESCR

HELP 2  ; Delaware Express Shuttle 
Sorry, I can't describe that.
END_HELP_DESCR 

ROOM 3  ; ELI office
ELI office
NORTH 4  ; Front porch of ELI
EAST 2  ; Delaware Express Shuttle 
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 3  ; ELI office
You are in the ELI office.  Chris Wolfe is sitting at his desk                 
talking on the telephone. There are suitcases and packages piled               
almost to the ceiling.  People are coming in and out of the door.              
You don't know anyone.  Soon Chris tells you that he found an                  
apartment for you at College Town.  You can move in today.  But                
first you have to go with the other students to the Opening                    
Ceremonies in Kirkbride 206 where you'll meet your teachers and                
get your class schedule.                                                       
                                                                               
                                                                               
You have several choices here.  Choose one of these commands:                  
                                                                               
     -- examine the handbook                                                   
     -- read the handbook and take it                                          
     -- North                                                                  
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 247  ; STUDENT HANDBOOK
HANDBOOK
STUDENT
There is an important ELI Student Handbook here
LOCATION 3  ; ELI office
WEIGHT 2
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  HANDBOOK   BOOK MANUAL GUIDE  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 247  ; STUDENT HANDBOOK
Your Student Handbook is valuable and you should not forget to                 
read it.  It has information inside that you need to know while                
attending the ELI.                                                             
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 247  ; STUDENT HANDBOOK
Inside on the first page you read, "Welcome to the ELI.  We hope               
your study experience here will be profitable."  You read some                 
more friendly words and then you come to the rules.  "You are                  
expected to attend your classes every day.  Listening/Speaking                 
class begins at 8:00.  Reading/Writing class begins at 10:00.  If              
you are absent you must explain the reason to your teacher and                 
ask about make-up work.  If you are sick it's a good idea to have              
a note from the doctor.  If you are absent without good reason                 
for more than three days you might be expelled from the ELI and                
sent back home.  And be careful not to lose your passport or                   
visa.  You'll need to show both of them to leave and re-enter the              
USA."                                                                          
END_TEXT

ROOM 4  ; Front porch of ELI
Front porch of ELI
NORTH 5  ; Kirkbride 206
SOUTH 3  ; ELI office
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 4  ; Front porch of ELI
You are standing on the front porch of the ELI wearing your                    
backpack.  To the west is the visitors' parking lot.  To the east              
is the Kappa Alpha fraternity house where you can hear some                    
shouting and screams.  Two students are sitting on the ELI porch               
talking in Spanish.  Some other students are walking north to                  
attend the Opening Ceremonies for the first day of Session I.                  
                                                                               
                                                                               
Your choices are:                                                              
                                                                               
     -- examine the old paper                                                  
     -- read the old paper and take it                                         
     -- North                                                                  
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 203  ; OLD PAPER
PAPER
OLD
You see an old piece of paper on the sidewalk
LOCATION 4  ; Front porch of ELI
READABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 203  ; OLD PAPER
This paper looks like it's been lying here for a few days.  But                
the interesting thing is that it has your name written on it.                  
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 203  ; OLD PAPER
     You pick up the paper and start to read:                                  
                                                                               
      "Hi.  This is your friendly author introducing you to the                
ELI Adventure Game.  I hope you have good luck in finding your                 
way through the difficult situations and that you will succeed in              
graduating with honors from the ELI.  I would like to suggest                  
that you use some of the following commands -- EXAMINE, GET,                   
TAKE, SHOW or GIVE an object -- as you play the game.  Remember                
that some objects can be OPENed, UNLOCKed, PUSHed, PLAYed,                     
TURNed, and READ.  Some objects you can WEAR or PUT ON. Hostile                
(angry) people can be ATTACKed.                                                
     If you are carrying too many objects, the computer will tell              
you that you are "not strong enough to add the item to your                    
current load."  When this happens, you will have to DROP one or                
more objects.  Try to DROP items that you don't need anymore.                  
     Sometimes giving the command HELP will be useful.  You can                
press the question mark key (?) to find a list of short cut keys.              
                                                                               
     Anyway, I hope that you are the one who receives an award                 
for solving this game.  To receive your award please don't forget              
to tell me the special name on the certificate you receive when                
you graduate at the end of the game.  This will be proof that you              
have won the game."                                                            
END_TEXT

ROOM 5  ; Kirkbride 206
Kirkbride 206
SOUTH 4  ; Front porch of ELI
EAST 9  ; South College Avenue
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 5  ; Kirkbride 206
You are in Kirkbride 206 to attend the opening ceremonies for                  
Session I.  There are a lot of new students sitting in the rows                
of seats.  Some teachers are standing around a long table in the               
front of the room picking up their class rosters.  There is                    
another table with coffee, tea, and doughnuts.  Dr. Stevens is                 
writing the names of teachers and tutors on the board.  A veteran              
ELI student introduces himself to you and asks you a few                       
questions.  Soon he will introduce you to the assembled group as               
his new friend.  After you've met your teacher and the ceremonies              
are finished you have to go to the bookstore.                                  
                                                                               
                                                                               
Your choices are:                                                              
                                                                               
     -- examine the book list                                                  
     -- examine the class schedule                                             
     -- read the book list and take it                                         
     -- read the class schedule and take it                                    
     -- East                                                                   
END_ROOM_DESCR

HELP 5  ; Kirkbride 206
Sorry, I can't describe that.
END_HELP_DESCR 

NOUN 219  ; CLASS SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
CLASS
Your class schedule is here
LOCATION 5  ; Kirkbride 206
READABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 219  ; CLASS SCHEDULE
Your class schedule is neatly typed and tells you what classes                 
you have.  You don't understand everything that you read, so                   
you'll have to ask your teachers some questions later.  Your name              
is typed in capital letters.                                                   
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 219  ; CLASS SCHEDULE
It says:     Listening/Speaking II  8:00 - 9:45  Rodney 022                    
             Reading/Writing III    10:00 - 11:45  NUMC 210                    
                                                                               
             Tutoring  T 2:30  LB   R 1:30  JA (Pron Cluster)                  
                                                                               
             Listening Lab  MW  4:30 - 5:30   SMITH 211                        
             Reading Lab    TR  3:30 - 4:30                                    
             Cooking Cluster  M 5:30                                           
             Film Lab  F 3:30 - 5:30                                           
                                                                               
      All Tutoring and Reading Labs are in Rodney.                             
END_TEXT

NOUN 245  ; BOOK LIST
LIST
BOOK
There is a book list here
LOCATION 5  ; Kirkbride 206
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  LIST   PAPER  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 245  ; BOOK LIST
This is a small slip of paper on which are typed the names of the              
books you need for your classes.                                               
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 245  ; BOOK LIST
          Listening/Speaking:  "Interactions II (Listening)"                   
          Reading/Writing:     "Writer's Workbook"                             
                               "Grammar For Use"                               
                               "Longman's Dictionary"                          
          Tutoring:            "Improving Oral Communication"                  
END_TEXT

ROOM 6  ; Amstel Ave
Amstel Ave
SOUTH 49  ; Student Mailbox
WEST 8  ; Amstel Avenue
SOUTHEAST 47  ; South College Avenue
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 6  ; Amstel Ave
You are now on Amstel Ave.  This street begins at South College                
Avenue and runs west to Elkton Road.  To the south is the student              
mailbox in the ELI office.  You haven't checked to see if you                  
have any mail yet.                                                             
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 7  ; UD Health Center
UD Health Center
NORTHEAST 91  ; Bookstore entrance
NORTHWEST 67  ; Hullihen Hall
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 7  ; UD Health Center
You are in Laurel Hall -- the UD Health Center.  You have seen a               
doctor.  He gave you some medicine and you feel better.  To the                
northeast is the UD bookstore.  To the northwest is Hullihen                   
Hall.                                                                          
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 217  ; DOCTOR'S NOTE
NOTE
DOCTOR'S
You see a doctor's note here
LOCATION 7  ; UD Health Center
POINTS 5
WEIGHT 3
READABLE
IS_LIGHT
NOUN_SYNONYMS  NOTE   EXCUSE  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 217  ; DOCTOR'S NOTE
The note is typed on official UD Health Center stationery.  It                 
looks important.  At the end of the note there is a doctor's                   
signature.                                                                     
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 217  ; DOCTOR'S NOTE
You look at this note and read, "This ELI student has been                     
running a fever and is very tired.  I ordered him to stay home                 
for two days.  Please excuse his absence."  It is signed by Dr.                
Marcus Kildare.  You remember that your ELI Handbook said that                 
you must have a good reason to be absent from class.                           
END_TEXT

ROOM 8  ; Amstel Avenue
Amstel Avenue
NORTH 84  ; Orientation meeting
SOUTH 46  ; President's House
EAST 6  ; Amstel Ave
WEST 32  ; Amstel Ave
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 8  ; Amstel Avenue
You are walking on Amstel Ave.  The street runs east and west.                 
West is the way to Rodney where you have some of your classes.                 
To your right is Smith Hall, but the way is blocked because they               
are tearing up the ground to repair air conditioning pipes. To                 
the south is the UD President's house.  To the north is an                     
important orientation meeting with Dr. Lomis that you must                     
attend.                                                                        
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 276  ; NEW FLASHLIGHT
FLASHLIGHT
NEW
There is a flashlight here.
LOCATION 8  ; Amstel Avenue
WEIGHT 10
NOUN_SYNONYMS  FLASHLIGHT   LIGHT  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 276  ; NEW FLASHLIGHT
This is an Eveready flashlight with two fresh D Alkaline                       
batteries in it.                                                               
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 9  ; South College Avenue
South College Avenue
WEST 5  ; Kirkbride 206
UP 60  ; Overpass
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 9  ; South College Avenue
You have just left the Opening Ceremonies wearing your backpack                
and are standing on South College Avenue.  Next to you is Smith                
Hall.  Above you is the overpass leading to the mall and the UD                
bookstore.  You don't really understand where the bookstore is                 
but you see other ELI students walking up the overpass.                        
                                                                               
                                                                               
You have to decide what direction to go.  Type the question mark               
key [?] to get a list of possible directions.                                  
                                                                               
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 10  ; Smith Hall lobby
Smith Hall lobby
NORTH 12  ; Kirkbride entrance
SOUTHWEST 27  ; Tutoring room
UP 11  ; Smith 211 Listening lab
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 10  ; Smith Hall lobby
You are in the lobby of Smith Hall.  There is a window next to                 
you with a display about studying in Spain.  Nearby are coke and               
junk food machines.  UD students are sitting and lying on the                  
steps, and it's hard to get past them.  Some ELI friends are                   
sitting on benches talking in Japanese.  Upstairs is the                       
listening lab.  You have to hurry.  You don't want to be late.                 
After listening lab you want to go north -- to film lab in                     
Kirkbride .                                                                    
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 11  ; Smith 211 Listening lab
Smith 211 Listening lab
SOUTH 89  ; Smith Lobby
DOWN 10  ; Smith Hall lobby
LIGHT 229  ; BOOK
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 11  ; Smith 211 Listening lab
You are in listening lab.  There are four rows of booths, each                 
one with a pair of headphones.  On the bulletin board is a map of              
France.  There is VCR and TV in front of the room.  You have to                
sit in row one because you are using the red book.  Lowell is                  
starting the lesson now.  You open up your red book to Chapter 2.              
The lesson is about a policeman talking to a group of neighbors                
about neighborhood security.  The Smith lobby is south.                        
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 12  ; Kirkbride entrance
Kirkbride entrance
SOUTH 10  ; Smith Hall lobby
DOWN 13  ; Kirkbride 005 -- film lab 
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 12  ; Kirkbride entrance
You are standing at the entrance to Kirkbride.  There is a large               
circular garden separating the various buildings.  Smith Hall is               
to the south.  You see some ELI students going down some stairs.               
They seem eager to see today's movie -- "Rainman" and a special                
cartoon that Chris Wolfe has rated with four stars.                            
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 13  ; Kirkbride 005 -- film lab 
Kirkbride 005 -- film lab 
SOUTHEAST 31  ; Carpenter Computer Site
UP 12  ; Kirkbride entrance
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 13  ; Kirkbride 005 -- film lab 
You are sitting in KB 005.  Here is where you see your Friday                  
UDELI movie. It is a lecture-style classroom with about 100 seats              
arranged in rows ascending from the front of the room.  The large              
blackboard has been pulled down revealing a green screen.                      
Unfortunately, you have arrived too late to see the special                    
cartoon about Bambi.  Everyone is discussing how wonderful it                  
was. The feature movie is about to start after the Pepsi                       
commercials and previews are finished.  The next place you have                
to go is the Carpenter computer site.  You have a reservation                  
there after the film is over.  Carpenter is southeast.                         
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 14  ; Wilmington Trust
Wilmington Trust
SOUTH 18  ; Main Street
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 14  ; Wilmington Trust
You are in Wilmington Trust.  You are waiting in the back room to              
see someone about opening an account.  In the front room are two               
MAC machines, a counter with deposit slips, and one teller on                  
duty.  To the south is Main Street.                                            
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 218  ; MAC CARD
CARD
MAC
You are given a MAC card 
LOCATION 14  ; Wilmington Trust
WEIGHT 3
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  CARD   BANKCARD MAC  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 218  ; MAC CARD
You can use your MAC card to get money from almost any bank                    
machine in Newark.  Don't forget your PIN number.                              
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 218  ; MAC CARD
The card says MAC -- Money Access Card -- 24 Hour Teller.  If                  
found please return to Wilmington Trust Company.                               
END_TEXT

ROOM 15  ; Chris Wolfe's desk
Chris Wolfe's desk
SOUTH 43  ; Polly's desk
WEST 49  ; Student Mailbox
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 15  ; Chris Wolfe's desk
You are standing next to Chris' desk.  It seems to be the local                
center of activity.  He's on the phone trying to arrange a night               
for the annual hayride at Dempsey's Farm.  Students are sitting                
on the sofas and standing around the desk.  Papers and books are               
scattered on top of the desk.  South, in the next room, is                     
Polly's desk.                                                                  
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 202  ; SECRET PAPER
PAPER
SECRET
A secret paper is here
LOCATION 15  ; Chris Wolfe's desk
WEIGHT 10
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  PAPER   COMBINATION  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 202  ; SECRET PAPER
This is a piece of paper with a series of numbers.  It looks like              
the combination to a lock of some type.  It's lying on Chris'                  
desk on top of papers.  It has some mysterious writing on it.                  
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 202  ; SECRET PAPER
You can't read all the letters because they are faded.  It says                
something like  t-o-  --x  f-r  ---is  ---fe.  Left 5  Right 12                
Left 15.                                                                       
END_TEXT

NOUN 221  ; SHARP KNIFE
KNIFE
SHARP
There is a sharp knife here
LOCATION 15  ; Chris Wolfe's desk
WEIGHT 30
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 221  ; SHARP KNIFE
This is a Bowie knife.  It's large with a very sharp blade.  It                
looks like the kind of knife bear hunters would use.  It might                 
come in handy for opening mail or cutting fruit.                               
END_NOUN_DESCR

CREATURE 303  ; CHEERFUL STUDENT
STUDENT
CHEERFUL
A cheerful student is here
LOCATION 15  ; Chris Wolfe's desk
MAN
CREATURE_SYNONYMS  STUDENT   ABDULLAH  
END_CREATURE

CREATURE_DESCR 303  ; CHEERFUL STUDENT
The cheerful student's name is Adullah.  He's very friendly and                
is happy to help new students.  You should introduce yourself to               
him.                                                                           
END_CREATURE_DESCR

ROOM 16  ; Rodney entrance
Rodney entrance
SOUTHEAST 24  ; Elkton Road & Amstel Ave
DOWN 20  ; Rodney lobby
LIGHT 220  ; BOOTS
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 16  ; Rodney entrance
You are wading through the flooded entrance to Rodney.  But                    
classes will be held anyway, as long as everyone is wearing their              
rubber boots.  Down the stairs is the Rodney lobby.                            
END_ROOM_DESCR

HELP 16  ; Rodney entrance
Sorry, I can't describe that.
END_HELP_DESCR 

ROOM 17  ; Main Street
Main Street
NORTH 23  ; National Five & Ten
SOUTH 21  ; Roy Rogers
EAST 18  ; Main Street
WEST 31  ; Carpenter Computer Site
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 17  ; Main Street
You are on Main Street.  North you see the National Five & Ten                 
variety store.  South is Roy Rogers Restaurant.  Main Street                   
continues east.                                                                
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 236  ; AIRPLANE TICKET
TICKET
AIRPLANE
There is an airplane ticket here
LOCATION 17  ; Main Street
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 236  ; AIRPLANE TICKET
You are lucky.  You have won a round-trip ticket to Orlando,                   
Florida as a lottery prize.  Your friend is there and you want to              
visit him.  You've been bored in Newark and want to take a                     
vacation.                                                                      
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 18  ; Main Street
Main Street
NORTH 14  ; Wilmington Trust
SOUTH 54  ; Entrance to NUMC
WEST 17  ; Main Street
SOUTHEAST 42  ; Orlando Airport
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 18  ; Main Street
You are on Main Street.  North is Wilmington Trust.  South is the              
church entrance.  Southeast is the Orlando Airport.                            
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 19  ; UD bus
UD bus
NORTH 70  ; New York City
SOUTH 74  ; Washington DC
WEST 68  ; Dempsey's Farm
SOUTHEAST 77  ; ELI Xmas party
SOUTHWEST 41  ; Parking lot
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 19  ; UD bus
You are now inside a UD blue bus. Southwest is the church parking              
lot.  It's time to relax and take some trips.  In various                      
directions are a number of interesting places to go to.  South is              
Washington D.C.  North is New York City.   Southeast is the ELI                
Christmas party.  And west is a hayride at Dempsey's Farm.                     
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 20  ; Rodney lobby
Rodney lobby
EAST 59  ; Pronunciation Cluster
WEST 30  ; Listening/ Speaking class - 02
SOUTHWEST 22  ; Rodney 028  
UP 16  ; Rodney entrance
LIGHT 220  ; BOOTS
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 20  ; Rodney lobby
You are in the lobby of Rodney.  There are students sitting on                 
the sofas talking in Japanese.  The walls are covered with maps,               
a giant crossword puzzle, tutoring schedules, a wanted poster,                 
and announcements.  To the west is Rodney 022.  Southwest is                   
Kathy Vodvarka's office.  Upstairs is the entrance to Rodney. To               
the east is 030 Rodney, Jack Anderson's pronunciation cluster                  
room.                                                                          
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 234  ; TOOL BOX
BOX
TOOL
Chris Wolfe's tool box is here
LOCATION 20  ; Rodney lobby
WEIGHT 50
CLOSABLE
LOCKABLE
LOCKED
KEY 202  ; SECRET PAPER
NOUN_SYNONYMS  BOX   TOOLBOX PADLOCK LOCK  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 234  ; TOOL BOX
This is a heavy green metal box with a padlock. You have heard                 
that Chris has important tools in his tool box.  He uses them for              
things like removing the office doors in Rodney when he moves in               
large desks.                                                                   
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 224  ; LARGE HAMMER
HAMMER
LARGE
There is a large hammer here
LOCATION 234  ; TOOL BOX
WEIGHT 2
END_NOUN

NOUN 226  ; YELLOW SCREWDRIVER
SCREWDRIVER
YELLOW
There is a yellow screwdriver here
LOCATION 234  ; TOOL BOX
END_NOUN

NOUN 252  ; WOODEN STICK
STICK
WOODEN
There is a wooden stick here
LOCATION 234  ; TOOL BOX
WEIGHT 10
NOUN_SYNONYMS  STICK   STAKE  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 252  ; WOODEN STICK
The wooden stick looks like a short broom handle and has                       
a very sharp point.                                                            
END_NOUN_DESCR

CREATURE 306  ; SERIOUS STUDENT
STUDENT
SERIOUS
There is a serious determined student here
LOCATION 20  ; Rodney lobby
MAN
CREATURE_SYNONYMS  STUDENT   TATSU  
END_CREATURE

CREATURE_DESCR 306  ; SERIOUS STUDENT
This student's name is Tatsu.  He is wearing a hat that resembles              
the one that Indiana Jones wears.  Although he is carrying a                   
whip, he is very friendly and wants to meet you.  All he asks,                 
however, is that you do not call him "Junior."                                 
END_CREATURE_DESCR

ROOM 21  ; Roy Rogers
Roy Rogers
NORTH 17  ; Main Street
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 21  ; Roy Rogers
You are in Roy Rogers Restaurant.  There is one long line of                   
customers.  There are four cash registers but only one is being                
used.  To your right is Roy's Fixin's Bar.  Beyond that is the                 
seating area.  You see a few ELI teachers and most of the ELI                  
students taking a break between classes.                                       
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 240  ; DELICIOUS CHEESEBURGER
CHEESEBURGER
DELICIOUS
There is a delicious cheeseburger here
LOCATION 21  ; Roy Rogers
EDIBLE
END_NOUN

NOUN 242  ; FRENCH FRIES
FRIES
FRENCH
There are some tasty French fries here
LOCATION 21  ; Roy Rogers
EDIBLE
PLURAL
END_NOUN

NOUN 243  ; ICE-COLD COKE
COKE
ICE-COLD
There is a large ice-cold coke here
LOCATION 21  ; Roy Rogers
DRINKABLE
END_NOUN

ROOM 22  ; Rodney 028  
Rodney 028  
NORTHEAST 20  ; Rodney lobby
LIGHT 246  ; FAN
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 22  ; Rodney 028  
You are in Kathy Vodvarka's office.  Now that the smoke has                    
cleared away you can see better.  Jack Anderson is in here                     
relaxing before his pronunciation cluster.  There is a computer                
in the corner and a blackboard on the wall.  Northeast is the                  
lobby.                                                                         
END_ROOM_DESCR

HELP 22  ; Rodney 028  
Sorry, I can't describe that.
END_HELP_DESCR 

NOUN 267  ; OFFICIAL LETTER
LETTER
OFFICIAL
There is an official letter here for you
LOCATION 22  ; Rodney 028  
READABLE
IS_LIGHT
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 267  ; OFFICIAL LETTER
This is an official letter from the ELI.  It looks important.                  
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 267  ; OFFICIAL LETTER
It's from Dr. Stevens and it says, "This letter officially                     
confirms that you have had 95% attendance during your three                    
sessions at the ELI.  I hope you keep up the good attendance.                  
It's been a pleasure to have you as a student at the ELI."                     
END_TEXT

ROOM 23  ; National Five & Ten
National Five & Ten
SOUTH 17  ; Main Street
ROOM_SYNONYMS GET   BUY  
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 23  ; National Five & Ten
You are in the National Five & Ten.  You see two rows of school                
supply products, household items, sweatshirts, and a lot of                    
Halloween products.  You're excited about the upcoming ELI                     
Halloween party and need to buy something to wear.                             
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 223  ; DESK LAMP
LAMP
DESK
There is a desk lamp here
LOCATION 23  ; National Five & Ten
POINTS 5
WEIGHT 20
IS_LIGHT
NOUN_SYNONYMS  LAMP   LIGHT  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 223  ; DESK LAMP
This is a small desk lamp with a 60 watt bulb.  You might need it              
for your study desk.  It's made in Hong Kong.                                  
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 270  ; UGLY MASK
MASK
UGLY
There is an ugly mask here
LOCATION 23  ; National Five & Ten
WEIGHT 3
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 270  ; UGLY MASK
This is a really ugly, repulsive mask.  It looks worse than a                  
werewolf.  There is hair all over it.  The nose is grotesque and               
the teeth are pointing in different directions.  This would scare              
even Freddy Kruger.                                                            
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 271  ; THEATRICAL MAKEUP
MAKEUP
THEATRICAL
There is some theatrical makeup here
LOCATION 23  ; National Five & Ten
WEIGHT 3
WEARABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 271  ; THEATRICAL MAKEUP
This is the kind of makeup they use in horror movies.  There is                
some fake blood, sharp teeth, and other objects in the package.                
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 272  ; RUBBER SNAKE
SNAKE
RUBBER
There is a rubber snake here
LOCATION 23  ; National Five & Ten
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 272  ; RUBBER SNAKE
This is a long green rubber snake that might be useful for jokes.              
It only costs $4.95.  A real bargain.                                          
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 24  ; Elkton Road & Amstel Ave
Elkton Road & Amstel Ave
SOUTH 25  ; Elkton Road
EAST 32  ; Amstel Ave
NORTHEAST 33  ; Crab Trap entrance
NORTHWEST 16  ; Rodney entrance
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 24  ; Elkton Road & Amstel Ave
You are standing at the intersection of Elkton Road and Amstel                 
Ave.  Elkton Road runs north and south.  Rodney is to the                      
northwest.  Northeast is the Crab Trap Restaurant.  It's a little              
messy walking along Amstel Avenue because there was a big rain                 
storm last night.  To get to your apartment you have to walk                   
south on Elkton Road.                                                          
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 25  ; Elkton Road
Elkton Road
NORTH 24  ; Elkton Road & Amstel Ave
SOUTH 26  ; Elkton Road
WEST 35  ; Kinko's 
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 25  ; Elkton Road
You are going along Elkton Road, which continues north and south.              
To the east you see Pizza Hut and a Conoco station.  West is                   
Kinko's Copy Store.  To get to your apartment you need to go                   
south.                                                                         
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 26  ; Elkton Road
Elkton Road
NORTH 25  ; Elkton Road
EAST 50  ; College Town Building
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 26  ; Elkton Road
You are continuing south on Elkton Road.  In various directions                
are apartments, restaurants, and markets.  To your left is the                 
College Town Apartments building where you live.                               
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 27  ; Tutoring room
Tutoring room
SOUTH 59  ; Pronunciation Cluster
NORTHEAST 10  ; Smith Hall lobby
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 27  ; Tutoring room
You are in 032 Rodney.  Various tutoring sessions are being                    
conducted now.  In the back of the room are the desks of Dick                  
Badger and Jo Rayyan behind portable walls.  Joan Libera is                    
tutoring the Cool Dude at her desk.  Linda Bigler is helping you               
with your journal.  It's really difficult to concentrate because               
somebody upstairs in the dormitory is practicing his bass guitar               
at Spectrum rock concert volume.  After your tutoring hour is                  
over you have to go to the northeast to Smith Hall for listening               
lab.                                                                           
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 256  ; SECOND LETTER
LETTER
SECOND
There is a second important letter here for you
LOCATION 27  ; Tutoring room
WEIGHT 3
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  LETTER   MESSAGE NOTE  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 256  ; SECOND LETTER
This is another memorandum from Mrs. Schneider -- the second one               
you have received.  You are afraid to read it and you think about              
throwing it away, but you realize that you had better take this                
one seriously.                                                                 
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 256  ; SECOND LETTER
The note has today's date and reads: "Your teachers report that                
your class attendance has not improved.  Please see Mrs.                       
Schneider immediately."                                                        
END_TEXT

ROOM 29  ; Diane Baker's desk
Diane Baker's desk
NORTH 88  ; Final Essay
SPECIAL 38  ; Michigan Test room
KEY 249  ; FORM
ROOM_SYNONYMS CHANGE_LOCATION GIVE  
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 29  ; Diane Baker's desk
You're in the ELI office standing at Diane Baker's desk.  She's                
talking on the phone with a teacher.  You wait a minute or so.                 
She hangs up and says to you, "Hi.  Can I help you?"                           
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 30  ; Listening/ Speaking class - 02
Listening/ Speaking class - 02
EAST 20  ; Rodney lobby
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 30  ; Listening/ Speaking class - 02
You are in 022 Rodney.                                                         
END_ROOM_DESCR

HELP 30  ; Listening/ Speaking class - 02
Sorry, I can't describe that.
END_HELP_DESCR 

NOUN 208  ; SPIRAL NOTEBOOK
NOTEBOOK
SPIRAL
Your 8" by 11" spiral notebook is here
LOCATION 30  ; Listening/ Speaking class - 02
CLOSABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 208  ; SPIRAL NOTEBOOK
The spiral notebook has a blue cover with a UD Chicken emblem.                 
Your name is written on the cover.  Something is written inside.               
                                                                               
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 209  ; FIRST PAGE
PAGE
FIRST
There are some notes on the first page about your classes.
LOCATION 208  ; SPIRAL NOTEBOOK
UNMOVABLE
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  PAGE    NOTES  
END_NOUN

TEXT 209  ; FIRST PAGE
Here are some of the notes you wrote during your first day of                  
classes:  "Listening/Speaking class begins at 8:00.  Please be on              
time.  If you are absent you must explain the reason to your                   
teacher.  I hope this class is not boring.  I wonder who is the                
student with the hat that says HUEY.  What means that?"                        
END_TEXT

NOUN 255  ; IMPORTANT LETTER
LETTER
IMPORTANT
There is an important letter here for you
LOCATION 30  ; Listening/ Speaking class - 02
WEIGHT 3
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  LETTER   MESSAGE NOTICE NOTE  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 255  ; IMPORTANT LETTER
Your teacher gives you this note.  It says official University of              
Delaware MEMORANDUM with today's date and is from Mrs. Schneider.              
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 255  ; IMPORTANT LETTER
The note reads: "Your teachers report that you have been absent                
from class three days this session.  Please make an appointment                
with Mrs. Schneider to discuss your attendance."                               
END_TEXT

CREATURE 308  ; SMILING WOMAN
WOMAN
SMILING
Suddenly an attractive smiling woman appears
LOCATION 30  ; Listening/ Speaking class - 02
POINTS 10
HOSTILE
WEAPON 269  ; EAR RINGS
WOMAN
CREATURE_SYNONYMS  WOMAN   AKANE  
END_CREATURE

CREATURE_DESCR 308  ; SMILING WOMAN
The smiling woman is named Akane.  You have heard that she loves               
red things.  She is wearing a red blouse and red shoes.  She's                 
carrying a red book bag.  Even her Japanese dictionary has a red               
cover.  She starts talking to you and appears at first to be very              
friendly, but suddenly she changes her character and seems to                  
want something from you.  Maybe she believes the ELI rumor that                
you are rich.                                                                  
END_CREATURE_DESCR

ROOM 31  ; Carpenter Computer Site
Carpenter Computer Site
SOUTH 57  ; Cooking Cluster
EAST 17  ; Main Street
NORTHWEST 13  ; Kirkbride 005 -- film lab 
LIGHT 216  ; CARD
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 31  ; Carpenter Computer Site
You are in the Carpenter computing site.  To the east is Main                  
Street.  To the south is the cooking cluster.                                  
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 257  ; IBM COMPUTER
COMPUTER
IBM
There is an IBM computer here
LOCATION 31  ; Carpenter Computer Site
UNMOVABLE
CLOSABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  COMPUTER   PC IBM  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 257  ; IBM COMPUTER
This is a model PS/30 IBM Personal Computer just like twenty                   
others in Carpenter.  It is already turned on.  You wonder if                  
there is a floppy disk inside.                                                 
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 258  ; FLOPPY DISK
DISK
FLOPPY
There is a floppy disk here
LOCATION 257  ; IBM COMPUTER
UNMOVABLE
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  DISK   DISKETTE  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 258  ; FLOPPY DISK
You are curious to know what is written on the floppy disk.                    
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 258  ; FLOPPY DISK
"Welcome to the ELI Adventure.  You will be going on a dangerous               
journey.  Many students have enrolled in the ELI and were never                
heard from again.  But don't worry.  You have survived to make it              
this far.  This shows that you are very clever.  You have a good               
chance of solving the game.  But be very careful."                             
END_TEXT

ROOM 32  ; Amstel Ave
Amstel Ave
EAST 8  ; Amstel Avenue
WEST 24  ; Elkton Road & Amstel Ave
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 32  ; Amstel Ave
You are continuing on Amstel Ave.  To the north you see the                    
Schilling-Douglas Hair Styling School.  To the south is Amy                    
Dupont Hall.                                                                   
END_ROOM_DESCR

CREATURE 304  ; LAND SHARK
SHARK
LAND
A land shark jumps out from behind a tree
LOCATION 32  ; Amstel Ave
HOSTILE
WEAPON 221  ; SHARP KNIFE
END_CREATURE

CREATURE_DESCR 304  ; LAND SHARK
You have never heard of a land shark, but you are looking at one               
now.  It is tall with gray skin.  Its teeth are large and sharp.               
Other UD students are running for their lives.  The land shark is              
hungry and wants to have you for lunch.                                        
END_CREATURE_DESCR

ROOM 33  ; Crab Trap entrance
Crab Trap entrance
EAST 34  ; Crab Trap Restaurant
SOUTHWEST 24  ; Elkton Road & Amstel Ave
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 33  ; Crab Trap entrance
You are in front of the Crab Trap Restaurant.  There are tables                
outside the door on the patio but the weather is bad and you                   
don't want to sit outside.  In addition the traffic is very                    
noisy.  The restaurant is east. The intersection is southwest.                 
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 269  ; EAR RINGS
RINGS
EAR
There is a pair of attractive earrings here
LOCATION 33  ; Crab Trap entrance
WEIGHT 10
PLURAL
NOUN_SYNONYMS  RINGS   EARRINGS  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 269  ; EAR RINGS
These earrings are very beautiful.  They each have one small red               
stone.                                                                         
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 34  ; Crab Trap Restaurant
Crab Trap Restaurant
WEST 33  ; Crab Trap entrance
ROOM_SYNONYMS GET   BUY ORDER  
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 34  ; Crab Trap Restaurant
You are inside the Crab Trap.  There are booths on both sides of               
the room.  At the back is a long bar in front of a large mirror.               
Above the bar the TV is showing a football game.                               
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 204  ; IMPORTED BEER
BEER
IMPORTED
There is a bottle of imported beer here
LOCATION 34  ; Crab Trap Restaurant
DRINKABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 204  ; IMPORTED BEER
This is a bottle of Guiness Stout, a heavy dark beer.                          
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 246  ; PORTABLE FAN
FAN
PORTABLE
There is a small portable fan here
LOCATION 34  ; Crab Trap Restaurant
WEIGHT 20
IS_LIGHT
NOUN_SYNONYMS  FAN   BLOWER  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 246  ; PORTABLE FAN
This is a small fan with an on/off switch.  It might be useful                 
because some rooms get hot in the summer.                                      
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 298  ; CRAB-CAKE SANDWICH
SANDWICH
CRAB-CAKE
There is a tasty, mouth-watering crab-cake sandwich here
LOCATION 34  ; Crab Trap Restaurant
EDIBLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 298  ; CRAB-CAKE SANDWICH
The Crab Trap has delicious crab-cake sandwiches.  You should                  
order one.                                                                     
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 35  ; Kinko's 
Kinko's 
EAST 25  ; Elkton Road
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 35  ; Kinko's 
You are in Kinko's Copy Store.  There are six copy machines.                   
Four are out of order.  There is a line of students waiting to                 
use the two machines.  Lowell is giving his Listening Lab packet               
to the man behind the desk so that it can be printed up for lab.               
Against the wall is a row of Apple Macintosh computers.  To the                
east is Elkton Road.                                                           
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 232  ; RED SCARF
SCARF
RED
There is a red scarf here
LOCATION 35  ; Kinko's 
WEIGHT 2
WEARABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 232  ; RED SCARF
This is a red silk scarf and it looks quite expensive.  It would               
make a nice gift for a girl friend or a sister.                                
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 36  ; ELI book section
ELI book section
UP 91  ; Bookstore entrance
ROOM_SYNONYMS GET   BUY  
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 36  ; ELI book section
Here you see a lot of ELI students and teachers crowding around a              
bookshelf that says ELI.  Here is where you buy your books for                 
your classes.  Suddenly you feel sick.  Maybe it's from all the                
travel over the past few days. You haven't had much sleep. You                 
think you'd better see a doctor.                                               
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 222  ; PRONUNCIATION BOOK
BOOK
PRONUNCIATION
There is a pronunciation book here.
LOCATION 36  ; ELI book section
WEIGHT 20
SIZE 0
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  BOOK   COVER TITLE  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 222  ; PRONUNCIATION BOOK
The book is large with a white cover.  It is required for your                 
pronunciation cluster with Jack Anderson.                                      
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 222  ; PRONUNCIATION BOOK
The title is "Improving Oral Communication: A Pronunciation                    
Manual"                                                                        
END_TEXT

NOUN 227  ; ENGLISH DICTIONARY
DICTIONARY
ENGLISH
There is a Longman's English dictionary here
LOCATION 36  ; ELI book section
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  DICTIONARY   LONGMAN'S COVER TITLE  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 227  ; ENGLISH DICTIONARY
Your book list tells you that this dictionary is required for                  
your writing class.  The dictionary has a yellow and orange cover              
with a long title.                                                             
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 227  ; ENGLISH DICTIONARY
The title says "Longmans' Dictionary of American English:  A                   
Dictionary For Learners of English."                                           
END_TEXT

NOUN 228  ; GLITTERING BRACELET
BRACELET
GLITTERING
There is a glittering bracelet here
LOCATION 36  ; ELI book section
WEIGHT 5
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 228  ; GLITTERING BRACELET
This is an expensive-looking bracelet with red rubies.                         
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 229  ; RED BOOK
BOOK
RED
There is a red book here
LOCATION 36  ; ELI book section
WEIGHT 5
READABLE
IS_LIGHT
NOUN_SYNONYMS  BOOK   TITLE  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 229  ; RED BOOK
This is the book you need for beginning listening lab.  Your                   
teacher gets unhappy when you forget it. The title is in black                 
letters.                                                                       
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 229  ; RED BOOK
The title is "Interactions II: A Listening/Speaking Skills Book"               
by Paul Most and Judith Tanka                                                  
END_TEXT

ROOM 37  ; UD bookstore
UD bookstore
NORTHWEST 65  ; Mall
DOWN 36  ; ELI book section
POINTS 5
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 37  ; UD bookstore
You have arrived at the UD bookstore.  You see all kinds of                    
clothing and souvenirs in the corner.  Downstairs is the ELI book              
section.  Northwest is the mall.                                               
END_ROOM_DESCR

CREATURE 307  ; COOL DUDE
DUDE
COOL
There is a Cool Dude standing here
LOCATION 37  ; UD bookstore
MAN
CREATURE_SYNONYMS  DUDE   HUEY  
END_CREATURE

CREATURE_DESCR 307  ; COOL DUDE
The Cool Dude is standing next to the entrance to the bookstore,               
by the shelves that hold books and bags.  He has a large friendly              
smile and is surrounded by girls.  He is wearing a baseball cap                
with large red letters saying HUEY.  You've already seen a                     
similar cap on the mall.  You'd like to talk to the Cool Dude and              
introduce yourself.                                                            
END_CREATURE_DESCR

SPECIAL 38  ; Michigan Test room
You have given Diane Baker your departure form.  She checked it                
and looked at your file.  Everything is okay.  Now you're in the               
listening lab taking the Michigan Test.  It is a lot easier today              
than it was the first time you took it because you've learned a                
lot of English since then.                                                     
END_SPECIAL

ROOM 38  ; Michigan Test room
Michigan Test room
NORTHEAST 48  ; Cool Dude's party
POINTS 10
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 38  ; Michigan Test room
     You are almost finished with the Michigan Test. You're going              
to be very busy between now and graduation.  You have to go to                 
the Christiana Mall to buy some souvenirs for your friends and                 
family.  You also have to buy some clothing.  In addition there's              
a party in Rodney F dormitory given by the Cool Dude.  You decide              
to go to the party next.  The party is to the northeast.                       
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 39  ; Morris Library
Morris Library
NORTH 67  ; Hullihen Hall
NORTHWEST 47  ; South College Avenue
DOWN 66  ; Media room
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 39  ; Morris Library
You are in the Morris Library.  All around you are DELCAT                      
computers, card catalogs, and students coming in and out. To the               
northwest is South College Avenue.  You've decided to go                       
downstairs to the Media Room to watch a movie on videotape.                    
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 40  ; Halloween party
Halloween party
NORTHEAST 41  ; Parking lot
UP 54  ; Entrance to NUMC
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 40  ; Halloween party
You are attending the annual ELI Halloween party.  Around you are              
all kinds of creatures  -- three pirates, the Joker and Queen of               
Spades, Tom Sawyer, the Statue of Liberty, a fisherman, two                    
Indian maidens, and an ugly pregnant woman with bright lipstick.               
Some of your friends are standing around a table carving up                    
pumpkins.  To the northeast is the parking lot.                                
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 239  ; HAND GUN
GUN
HAND
There is a handgun here loaded with silver bullets
LOCATION 40  ; Halloween party
WEIGHT 5
CAN_SHOOT
NUM_SHOTS 6
NOUN_SYNONYMS  GUN   PISTOL HANDGUN  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 239  ; HAND GUN
This is a .357 Magnum loaded with silver bullets.  You remember                
something in various horror movies about silver bullets being a                
good way to kill monsters.                                                     
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 254  ; DELICIOUS APPLES
APPLES
DELICIOUS
There are some fresh delicious apples here
LOCATION 40  ; Halloween party
EDIBLE
PLURAL
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 254  ; DELICIOUS APPLES
There are some fresh delicious apples hanging from the ceiling in              
the middle of the room.                                                        
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 262  ; PAN PIZZA
PIZZA
PAN
There is a delicious pan pizza here
LOCATION 40  ; Halloween party
EDIBLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 262  ; PAN PIZZA
This is a small pan pizza with pepperoni, mushrooms, and extra                 
cheese.  Actually there are 29 more pizzas here piled on a table.              
They were delivered at 7 p.m.  Everybody has been looking forward              
to eating pizzas tonight.                                                      
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 41  ; Parking lot
Parking lot
NORTHEAST 19  ; UD bus
SOUTHWEST 40  ; Halloween party
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 41  ; Parking lot
You are in the parking lot of the church. Southwest is the                     
Halloween party.  Northeast is a UD bus and the beginning of some              
exciting ELI trips.                                                            
END_ROOM_DESCR

HELP 41  ; Parking lot
Sorry, I can't describe that.
END_HELP_DESCR 

CREATURE 301  ; MENACING VAMPIRE
VAMPIRE
MENACING
A menacing (dangerous) vampire suddenly jumps in front of you.
LOCATION 41  ; Parking lot
POINTS 5
HOSTILE
WEAPON 252  ; WOODEN STICK
THRESHOLD 2
CREATURE_SYNONYMS  VAMPIRE   DRACULA  
END_CREATURE

CREATURE_DESCR 301  ; MENACING VAMPIRE
The vampire looks like Count Dracula in the movies. He has                     
greatly frightened you with his shrill "GOO-OD EVEE-NING!"   He's              
wearing a long black cloak with red lining and a stiff collar                  
around his neck.  His teeth are long and sharp.  He is hungry and              
he seems to harbor few honorable intentions toward you.  Your                  
friends back home warned you that the United States cities might               
be dangerous, but you had no idea that Newark had vampires.                    
END_CREATURE_DESCR

ROOM 42  ; Orlando Airport
Orlando Airport
NORTHWEST 18  ; Main Street
GAME_END
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 42  ; Orlando Airport
OH NO!!  Why did you do that?  You have made a bad mistake.  You               
skipped classes to go to Orlando, Florida.  You were warned by                 
Mrs. Schneider not to be absent anymore.  But you didn't listen.               
So now you have been thrown out of the ELI and sent back home.                 
You have lost the game.                                                        
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 43  ; Polly's desk
Polly's desk
NORTH 15  ; Chris Wolfe's desk
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 43  ; Polly's desk
Now you're standing in front of Polly's desk.  She is busy on the              
phone, talking to someone from Italy who is interested in the ELI              
business program.  Around her are other desks, two computers, a                
copy machine and a lot of people coming and going.                             
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 45  ; Writing Class - NUMC 210
Writing Class - NUMC 210
SOUTH 40  ; Halloween party
DOWN 54  ; Entrance to NUMC
LIGHT 223  ; LAMP
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 45  ; Writing Class - NUMC 210
You are in room 210 of the church building, in your                            
reading/writing class. It's a good thing you brought your own                  
desk lamp with you.  The lighting in this room is terrible.                    
There is only one window.  Outside there is a lot of noise from                
construction vehicles.  There are five long tables and various                 
chairs.  The blackboard is 100 years old.  On the wall are                     
drawings made by young children.  After class it's time to                     
prepare for tonight's Halloween party, located to the south.                   
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 265  ; STYLISH UMBRELLA
UMBRELLA
STYLISH
There is an stylish umbrella here
LOCATION 45  ; Writing Class - NUMC 210
POINTS 3
CLOSABLE
IS_LIGHT
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 265  ; STYLISH UMBRELLA
This is an expensive umbrella.  You had lost it, but Tatsu found               
it and returned it to you in your writing class.  You are very                 
grateful to him.                                                               
END_NOUN_DESCR

CREATURE 305  ; READING-WRITING TEACHER
TEACHER
READING-WRITING
Your reading writing teacher is angry with you.
LOCATION 45  ; Writing Class - NUMC 210
HOSTILE
WEAPON 217  ; DOCTOR'S NOTE
THRESHOLD 2
WOMAN
CREATURE_SYNONYMS  TEACHER   JEANETTE  
END_CREATURE

CREATURE_DESCR 305  ; READING-WRITING TEACHER
Jeanette is angry because you have been absent from class too                  
much.  You told her you were sick but she doesn't seem to believe              
you.                                                                           
END_CREATURE_DESCR

ROOM 46  ; President's House
President's House
NORTH 8  ; Amstel Avenue
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 46  ; President's House
You are in the house of the University President. To the north is              
Amstel Avenue. The President gives you a tour of the place.  You               
notice that all the sink and other fixtures are made out of                    
silver.  You think to yourself that someone probably spent a lot               
of money on plumbing in the house.                                             
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 47  ; South College Avenue
South College Avenue
NORTHWEST 6  ; Amstel Ave
SOUTHEAST 39  ; Morris Library
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 47  ; South College Avenue
You are standing on South College Avenue by the library entrance.              
Southeast is the library.  Northwest is Amstel Avenue and that's               
where you have to go now.                                                      
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 48  ; Cool Dude's party
Cool Dude's party
EAST 53  ; Christiana Mall
SOUTHWEST 38  ; Michigan Test room
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 48  ; Cool Dude's party
You are at a party in Rodney F dorm.  The Cool Dude and Tatsu are              
the hosts.  Everyone is laughing and having a good time.  You are              
a little sad because soon you will have to say goodbye to your                 
friends.  Tomorrow you have to go to the Christiana Mall.  It's                
to the east.                                                                   
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 273  ; TASTY SUSHI
SUSHI
TASTY
There is a plate of tasty sushi here
LOCATION 48  ; Cool Dude's party
EDIBLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 273  ; TASTY SUSHI
The sushi looks good.  It is pieces of raw fish wrapped in rice.               
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 49  ; Student Mailbox
Student Mailbox
NORTH 93  ; Amstel Ave
EAST 15  ; Chris Wolfe's desk
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 49  ; Student Mailbox
You are standing at the student mailbox in the front room of the               
ELI.  To the east is Chris Wolfe's desk.                                       
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 251  ; POST CARD
CARD
POST
There is a post card here for you
LOCATION 49  ; Student Mailbox
WEIGHT 2
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  CARD   LETTER POSTCARD  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 251  ; POST CARD
The post card has colorful pictures of Goofy, Mickey Mouse,                    
Pluto, and Donald Duck.  On the back there is your name and                    
address.                                                                       
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 251  ; POST CARD
The card is from your former roommate and says:  "I had some good              
luck in Atlantic City and won a lot of money.  So I decided to                 
come to Disney World.  You won't believe this place.  I had                    
dinner with Donald Duck last night.  Tomorrow I'm having an                    
interview with Gooofy. How are things at the ELI?  I hope you win              
the ELI Adventure Game.  I'll be back in Newark next month.  See               
you then."                                                                     
END_TEXT

ROOM 50  ; College Town Building
College Town Building
WEST 26  ; Elkton Road
UP 51  ; Lobby of College Town
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 50  ; College Town Building
You are standing at the entrance of the College Town building.                 
Your apartment is upstairs.                                                    
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 51  ; Lobby of College Town
Lobby of College Town
DOWN 50  ; College Town Building
SPECIAL 52  ; College Town apartment
KEY 206  ; KEY
LOCKED_DOOR
ROOM_SYNONYMS TURN   PUT INSERT  
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 51  ; Lobby of College Town
You are in the lobby on the second floor of your building.  Your               
apartment is on the east.  The door to your apartment is locked.               
END_ROOM_DESCR

HELP 51  ; Lobby of College Town
Sorry, I can't describe that.
END_HELP_DESCR 

SPECIAL 52  ; College Town apartment
You put the key in the lock and turn it.  Your door opens and you              
step into your apartment.                                                      
END_SPECIAL

ROOM 52  ; College Town apartment
College Town apartment
WEST 51  ; Lobby of College Town
POINTS 5
ROOM_SYNONYMS GET    WEAR  PUT ON  
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 52  ; College Town apartment
This is your very own apartment.  The first time you've lived                  
away from your parents.  Your roommate is from Costa Rica.  The                
apartment has a long sofa.  Posters of Japan, Costa Rica, and Bon              
Jovi are on the wall.  You have a telephone but it's not hooked                
up yet.                                                                        
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 220  ; RUBBER BOOTS
BOOTS
RUBBER
You see a pair of rubber boots here
LOCATION 52  ; College Town apartment
WEIGHT 20
WEARABLE
IS_LIGHT
NOUN_SYNONYMS  BOOTS   HIP WADERS  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 220  ; RUBBER BOOTS
These boots are hip waders -- very long boots that reach above                 
the knees.  They are the type fishermen wear when they wade in                 
the lake.                                                                      
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 237  ; LARGE RADIO
RADIO
LARGE
There is a large radio here
LOCATION 52  ; College Town apartment
UNMOVABLE
PLAYABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  RADIO   GHETTO-BLASTER  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 237  ; LARGE RADIO
This is a ghetto-blaster type of radio.  It weighs about 20                    
kilograms and has two large speakers.  You like to play the radio              
to hear rap music and important news that your listening teacher               
requires you to listen to each night.                                          
END_NOUN_DESCR

PLAY_DESCR 237  ; LARGE RADIO
You listen to the hourly news report.                                          
                                                                               
      "Today's big news continues to be about the new adventure                
game created by Lowell Riethmuller at the ELI here in Newark.                  
Teachers report that many students are absent from class this                  
week.  Everyone is at computer terminals trying to solve the                   
game.  We tried to interview Mr. Riethmuller but he has been so                
pressured by requests to give the game solution that he has gone               
into hiding.  Even Dr. Stevens, Director of the ELI, does not                  
know where he is.  However we did manage to interview Chris                    
Wolfe, an ELI faculty colleague about this phenomenon that is                  
taking the ELI by storm."                                                      
                                                                               
     QUESTION:  "Mr. Wolfe, can you tell us something about this               
mania for adventure games?"                                                    
     ANSWER:  "Yes.  We have never seen anything like this before              
at the ELI.  Only three days ago Lowell released the ELI game.                 
Over fifty copies are circulating around the campus.  Teachers                 
are unable to conduct normal classes because their students want               
to only do the adventure game.  So the faculty has decided to                  
devote the class time to strategies for solving the game."                     
     Q:  "What kind of strategies?"                                            
     A:  "Students are forming study groups, like in law schools,              
and are creating maps to find their way through the mazes.                     
They're making lists of weapons, key nouns, ways to enter rooms."              
     Q:  "What do you think the outcome will be?"                              
     A:  "That's a good question.  I am confident that somebody                
will solve the game.  After all, over 40 groups of students and                
teachers are working practically day and night at the game.  A                 
breakthrough has to come soon.  We will be relieved when the game              
is solved so that we can relax and unwind by doing things like                 
Christmas preparations for our families."                                      
     Q:  "Do you have any idea where Mr. Riethmuller is hiding?"               
     A:  "No.  Nobody knows where he is.  So we're all on our own              
with the game."                                                                
                                                                               
     "Thank you, Mr. Wolfe."                                                   
END_PLAY_DESCR

NOUN 253  ; WEEKLY JOURNAL
JOURNAL
WEEKLY
Your weekly journal is here
LOCATION 52  ; College Town apartment
WEIGHT 3
NOUN_SYNONYMS  JOURNAL   HOMEWORK  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 253  ; WEEKLY JOURNAL
This is your weekly journal that Jeanette requires you to write.               
There are some grammar mistakes.  You should ask your tutor to                 
help you with it.                                                              
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 260  ; ALARM CLOCK
CLOCK
ALARM
There is an alarm clock here
LOCATION 52  ; College Town apartment
UNMOVABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 260  ; ALARM CLOCK
This is a digital alarm clock.  It is intended to wake you up in               
time to get to class.                                                          
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 53  ; Christiana Mall
Christiana Mall
SOUTH 85  ; College Town apartment
WEST 48  ; Cool Dude's party
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 53  ; Christiana Mall
You are in the Christiana Mall to do some shopping.  It's not                  
nearly as crowded now as it was when you were here in December.                
You remember that your teacher Lowell warned you never to go to                
Christiana Mall in December.  After you finish your shopping you               
have to go back to your apartment at College Town to pack your                 
clothes and things.  Your airplane leaves tomorrow night.                      
Graduation is tomorrow morning.  You are confused and don't know               
how to get back to your apartment.  You have to experiment with                
different directions.                                                          
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 238  ; PINATA COLADA
COLADA
PINATA
There is a tasty "pinata" colada here
LOCATION 53  ; Christiana Mall
DRINKABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  COLADA   DRINK PINATA  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 238  ; PINATA COLADA
This is a drink made from cream and coconut.  "I thought it was                
'pina ' colada," you say to yourself.                                          
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 241  ; PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK
BOOK
PHOTOGRAPHY
There is a photography book here
LOCATION 53  ; Christiana Mall
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 241  ; PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK
This is a large book with photos of Delaware.  It's called "Small              
Wonder."                                                                       
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 54  ; Entrance to NUMC
Entrance to NUMC
NORTH 18  ; Main Street
UP 45  ; Writing Class - NUMC 210
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 54  ; Entrance to NUMC
You are standing at the entrance to the Methodist Church.                      
Upstairs is room 210 where you have reading/writing class with                 
Jeanette.  After Jeanette's class is finished you will need to                 
get ready for the Halloween party tonight.  Did you remember to                
go to National Five and Ten and buy things to make your costume?               
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 55  ; Kirkbride 204 - Graduation Roo
Kirkbride 204 - Graduation Roo
WEST 85  ; College Town apartment
LIGHT 267  ; LETTER
POINTS 20
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 55  ; Kirkbride 204 - Graduation Roo
You finally made it.  You are in Kirkbride 204.  The graduation                
ceremony has started.  Ruth's class has just performed "Madam                  
Butterfly."  Dr. Stevens is passing out the legendary ELI T-                   
shirts to those who are graduating with honors.  Soon he                       
announces your name as class valedictorian and hands you your                  
certificate .  .  .  .                                                         
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 250  ; LARGE ENVELOPE
ENVELOPE
LARGE
There is a large blue envelope here
LOCATION 55  ; Kirkbride 204 - Graduation Roo
WEIGHT 50
CLOSABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 250  ; LARGE ENVELOPE
Dr. Stevens gives you a large blue envelope with your name typed               
on it.  You are eager to open it to get your certificate.                      
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 268  ; ELI CERTIFICATE
CERTIFICATE
ELI
Your ELI certificate is here
LOCATION 250  ; LARGE ENVELOPE
READABLE
GAME_WIN
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 268  ; ELI CERTIFICATE
This is your ELI certificate.  You have worked hard for this.                  
Now the big day has arrived.  Now you have to tell the computer                
to READ the certificate and remember the name of the award so                  
that you can prove to Lowell you have won the game                             
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 268  ; ELI CERTIFICATE
     You have graduated from the ELI with honors and have                      
received the famous GEORGE DEAN AWARD for Outstanding                          
Scholarship.                                                                   
                                                                               
          YOU HAVE WON THIS GAME.   Tell Lowell the name of the                
award so that you can be named as the official winner.                         
                                                                               
                                                                               
                                                                               
                    CONGRATULATIONS!!!!                                        
END_TEXT

NOUN 275  ; ELI T-SHIRT
T-SHIRT
ELI
There is an ELI T-shirt here
LOCATION 55  ; Kirkbride 204 - Graduation Roo
WEARABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  T-SHIRT   SHIRT  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 275  ; ELI T-SHIRT
This is the famous ELI T-shirt which is given only to those                    
students who graduate with honors.  It is a medium size, red,                  
with a drawing of a circle, the ELI logo, and a skeleton key.                  
You are very proud to receive it.                                              
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 56  ; Haywagon
Haywagon
SOUTH 69  ; haywagon
SOUTHEAST 19  ; UD bus
SPECIAL 58  ; jail cell
KEY 248  ; HAY
ROOM_SYNONYMS CHANGE_LOCATION THROW  
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 56  ; Haywagon
You are now having a good time riding in the haywagon.  South is               
the beginning of the hayride. The bus is southeast. All your                   
friends are laughing and jumping up and down.  Someone throws                  
some hay at you and it gets all over your hair and into your                   
clothes.  You remember that Chris reminded everyone that Farmer                
Dempsey said there is to be no standing up or throwing hay                     
outside the wagons.  However you see that Farmer Dempsey is too                
busy watching the road while driving the tractor and he can't see              
what you are doing.  The guy who threw the hay at you continues                
to laugh.  You decide to throw some hay at him.                                
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 248  ; DRY HAY
HAY
DRY
The haywagon is filled with dry hay
LOCATION 56  ; Haywagon
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 248  ; DRY HAY
The hay is very dusty.  It's all over the wagon.                               
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 57  ; Cooking Cluster
Cooking Cluster
NORTH 31  ; Carpenter Computer Site
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 57  ; Cooking Cluster
You are now in Linda Bigler's cooking cluster located in  Allison              
Hall.                                                                          
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 261  ; PERSONAL LETTER
LETTER
PERSONAL
There is a personal letter here for you
LOCATION 57  ; Cooking Cluster
READABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 261  ; PERSONAL LETTER
This is a personal letter to you from Linda Bigler.                            
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 261  ; PERSONAL LETTER
It says:  "Welcome to the Cooking Cluster.  I hope you learn some              
helpful things about preparing food.  Remember that it's                       
important to attend every lesson.  I look forward to working with              
you."  [signed] Linda Bigler                                                   
END_TEXT

NOUN 266  ; BANANA BREAD
BREAD
BANANA
There is some delicious banana bread here
LOCATION 57  ; Cooking Cluster
EDIBLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 266  ; BANANA BREAD
This banana bread looks tasty.  It was made by Kazu Watanabe in                
the cooking cluster.                                                           
END_NOUN_DESCR

SPECIAL 58  ; jail cell
OH NO!  You shouldn't have thrown that hay.  Farmer Dempsey must               
have eyes in the back of his head because he abruptly stops the                
tractor, stands up and yells, "NOW WE'RE IN TROUBLE WITH THE                   
POLICE.  YOU HAVE DESTROYED A PARK!"   All of a sudden fifteen                 
police cars with sirens blasting pull up beside the wagon.  Forty              
armed SWAT policemen order you to get down.  Everyone stares at                
you as you are being taken away in the lead car.                               
END_SPECIAL

ROOM 58  ; jail cell
jail cell
WEST 56  ; Haywagon
LOCKED_DOOR
GAME_END
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 58  ; jail cell
     And before long you are sitting in a jail cell in the                     
headquarters of the New Castle County Police.  Dr. Stevens is                  
forced to throw you out of the ELI because you are a criminal.                 
                                                                               
                      Sorry, but YOU LOSE!                                     
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 59  ; Pronunciation Cluster
Pronunciation Cluster
NORTH 27  ; Tutoring room
WEST 20  ; Rodney lobby
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 59  ; Pronunciation Cluster
You are in Jack Anderson's pronunciation cluster now.  Jack is                 
trying to help you distinguish the high front vowels from the mid              
front and mid central vowels.  You are having a difficult time                 
with them.  North is 032 Rodney -- another tutoring room.  You                 
have to go there for tutoring with Linda Bigler.  Jeanette wants               
you to go over your journal with Linda.                                        
END_ROOM_DESCR

HELP 59  ; Pronunciation Cluster
Sorry, I can't describe that.
END_HELP_DESCR 

CREATURE 302  ; IRASCIBLE TUTOR
TUTOR
IRASCIBLE
There is tall irascible tutor with a beard and long hair here  
LOCATION 59  ; Pronunciation Cluster
HOSTILE
WEAPON 222  ; PRONUNCIATION BOOK
TIMETHRESH 6
MAN
CREATURE_SYNONYMS  TUTOR   TEACHER  JACK  
END_CREATURE

CREATURE_DESCR 302  ; IRASCIBLE TUTOR
Your pronunciation tutor is tall with long hair and a beard.  He               
is angry at you because you are not pronouncing your high front,               
mid front, and mid central vowels correctly.  He won't let you                 
leave the pronunciation cluster room until you figure out how to               
pronounce them satisfactorily.                                                 
END_CREATURE_DESCR

ROOM 60  ; Overpass
Overpass
EAST 61  ; Overpass
DOWN 9  ; South College Avenue
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 60  ; Overpass
You are on the overpass and it continues to the east.  Below you               
can see the traffic on South College Avenue.  To the east is the               
university mall area.                                                          
                                                                               
There is only one direction in which you can go from here.                     
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 61  ; Overpass
Overpass
WEST 60  ; Overpass
DOWN 62  ; Mall
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 61  ; Overpass
You are at the east end of the overpass.  Down the stairs is the               
university mall.                                                               
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 62  ; Mall
Mall
EAST 63  ; Mall
UP 61  ; Overpass
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 62  ; Mall
You are now standing on the mall.  Behind you is the overpass.                 
The mall sidewalk continues east.  North is Sharp Lab.                         
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 213  ; BASEBALL CAP
CAP
BASEBALL
There is a baseball cap here
LOCATION 62  ; Mall
WEARABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  CAP    
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 213  ; BASEBALL CAP
The cap is blue with a white front and a red bill.  Big black                  
letters reading HUEY are written across the front of the cap.                  
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 63  ; Mall
Mall
SOUTH 64  ; Mitchell Hall
EAST 65  ; Mall
WEST 62  ; Mall
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 63  ; Mall
You are continuing along the sidewalk.  The sidewalk now branches              
off into several directions.  South is Mitchell Hall.  North is                
Sharp Lab.  The other students seem to be going east.                          
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 215  ; COOK BOOK
BOOK
COOK
There is a cook book here
LOCATION 63  ; Mall
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  BOOK   COOKBOOK  TITLE  COVER  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 215  ; COOK BOOK
The cook book has a red cover.  There is a title.  You might want              
to use this book for cooking cluster on Monday nights.                         
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 215  ; COOK BOOK
The title says in fancy letters "Creative Cajun Cooking" by Linda              
Bigler -- University of Delaware.  All Rights Reserved.                        
END_TEXT

ROOM 64  ; Mitchell Hall
Mitchell Hall
NORTH 90  ; Mall
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 64  ; Mitchell Hall
You weren't paying attention and followed the wrong sidewalk.                  
You are now inside Mitchell Hall.  The bookstore is not here.                  
You made a mistake.  A sign on the wall announces the schedule of              
plays in Mitchell Hall for the semester.                                       
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 233  ; SMALL BOOK
BOOK
SMALL
There is a small book here
LOCATION 64  ; Mitchell Hall
WEIGHT 0
SIZE 0
READABLE
NOUN_SYNONYMS  BOOK   TITLE  COVER  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 233  ; SMALL BOOK
This is a very small thin book with a blue cover displaying a                  
picture of Newark's Main Street.  There is a title with big red                
letters.                                                                       
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 233  ; SMALL BOOK
The title of the book is "Exciting Things To Do In Newark,                     
Delaware."  All the pages are blank.                                           
END_TEXT

ROOM 65  ; Mall
Mall
WEST 63  ; Mall
SOUTHEAST 37  ; UD bookstore
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 65  ; Mall
You are continuing on the Mall. Around you are Brown Lab,                      
Hullihen Hall, and Memorial Hall.  The sidewalk goes off in                    
different directions.  You can't go north or northeast because                 
there is construction going on.                                                
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 66  ; Media room
Media room
WEST 94  ; Media desk
UP 39  ; Morris Library
LIGHT 216  ; CARD
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 66  ; Media room
You are in the media room.  You've shown your ID card and were                 
given headphones and a video tape of "Back To The Future."  It's               
time to relax and enjoy the movie.  After the movie is finished                
you need to go west and return the film to the media desk.                     
END_ROOM_DESCR

HELP 66  ; Media room
Sorry, I can't describe that.
END_HELP_DESCR 

ROOM 67  ; Hullihen Hall
Hullihen Hall
SOUTH 39  ; Morris Library
WEST 91  ; Bookstore entrance
SOUTHEAST 7  ; UD Health Center
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 67  ; Hullihen Hall
You are in Hullihen Hall.  This building has all the important                 
administrative offices, cashier, and ID office.  You need to go                
to the library after you do your business in Hullihen Hall.  The               
library is south.                                                              
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 216  ; ID CARD
CARD
ID
Your student ID card is here
LOCATION 67  ; Hullihen Hall
POINTS 10
WEIGHT 10
IS_LIGHT
NOUN_SYNONYMS  CARD   ID  
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 216  ; ID CARD
This is your valuable identification card. It has your name,                   
student number, and picture on it.  You will need it for using                 
computers, going swimming in Carpenter, checking books out of the              
library, and writing checks at the bookstore.                                  
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 68  ; Dempsey's Farm
Dempsey's Farm
NORTH 69  ; haywagon
EAST 19  ; UD bus
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 68  ; Dempsey's Farm
You have just arrived at Dempsey's Farm. To the east is the UD                 
bus.  In front of you is a large barn.  Some cows are lying                    
around taking it easy.  Farmer Dempsey, wearing a brown cap, bib               
overalls, and a red checkered flannel shirt, is explaining the                 
ground rules to Chris Wolfe.  Chris nods his head as he listens                
attentively. To the north are the haywagons.                                   
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 69  ; haywagon
haywagon
NORTH 56  ; Haywagon
SOUTH 68  ; Dempsey's Farm
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 69  ; haywagon
You are now beginning your ride in one of the haywagons.  There                
are fifteen people with you.  Some of them are children of                     
various teachers. The surroundings are very quiet.  The road is                
unpaved, with only one lane.  Both sides of the road are lined                 
with trees.  There are no houses.  Signs saying NO TRESSPASSING                
appear frequently along the road.  This is truly relaxing.  You                
feel like you are a million miles from nowhere.  Chris asks for                
your attention as he gives you the Farmer Dempsey ground rules.                
                                                                               
                    No Smoking!                                                
                    No Standing!                                               
                    No Throwing of Hay!                                        
                                                                               
                                                                               
The hayride continues in a northern direction.                                 
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 70  ; New York City
New York City
NORTH 71  ; Mitsubishi Center
SOUTH 19  ; UD bus
EAST 72  ; Chinatown
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 70  ; New York City
You are in New York City at 49th St. and Sixth Avenue.  To the                 
south is the UD bus.  To the north is Mitsubishi Center.  East is              
Chinatown.                                                                     
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 71  ; Mitsubishi Center
Mitsubishi Center
SOUTH 70  ; New York City
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 71  ; Mitsubishi Center
You are in Mitsubishi Center.  South is 49th St. and Sixth                     
Avenue.  Around you are large buildings -- RCA building, St.                   
Patrick's Cathedral.  There are people ice skating on a rink in                
front of you.                                                                  
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 72  ; Chinatown
Chinatown
WEST 70  ; New York City
SOUTHWEST 73  ; Statue of Liberty
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 72  ; Chinatown
You are in Chinatown on Canal Street where it intersects Mott                  
Street.  West is 49th St. & Sixth Ave.  To your left is Mulberry               
St. and Little Italy. All along the sidewalk you see fruit                     
stands.  People are selling umbrellas because it's raining very                
hard.  The traffic is very noisy.  You want to visit the Statue                
of Liberty.  You ask a policeman directions and he tells you it                
is southwest of here.                                                          
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 73  ; Statue of Liberty
Statue of Liberty
NORTHEAST 72  ; Chinatown
UP 83  ; Statue crown
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 73  ; Statue of Liberty
You have just stepped off the boat from Battery Park and are now               
standing inside the entrance to the Statue of Liberty. Northeast               
is Chinatown. You can see a model of her torch in the room.  Up a              
long winding set of stairs is the crown.  You want to go up there              
to see what it's like.  There is a long line of people waiting to              
go up.                                                                         
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 74  ; Washington DC
Washington DC
NORTH 19  ; UD bus
EAST 76  ; Natural History Museum
WEST 75  ; Meskerem Restaurant
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 74  ; Washington DC
You are in Washington D.C. at the Lincoln Memorial. The UD bus is              
north. To the east is the Natural History Museum.  To the West is              
the Meskerem Restaurant.  You heard that Linda Bigler, Chris                   
Wolfe, and Lowell are going there for dinner this evening.  You                
want to go there too.                                                          
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 75  ; Meskerem Restaurant
Meskerem Restaurant
EAST 74  ; Washington DC
POINTS 5
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 75  ; Meskerem Restaurant
You are in the Meskerem Restaurant.  It serves Ethiopian food.                 
The hostess has seated you in the upstairs dining room.  There                 
are no chairs.  You and 13 others are sitting on the floor with                
small pillows around you. Some new customers have also just                    
arrived.  One of them thinks you are a waiter and asks for a                   
drink.  Linda is explaining the restaurant food to you as you                  
look at the menu.                                                              
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 259  ; MESKEREM MENU
MENU
MESKEREM
A Meskerem menu is here
LOCATION 75  ; Meskerem Restaurant
UNMOVABLE
READABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 259  ; MESKEREM MENU
You don't understand any of the words on the menu.  You'll have                
to ask Linda for some advice.  Linda tells you that it is against              
the law in the United States to take a menu home for a souvenir.               
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 259  ; MESKEREM MENU
It says:  "Today's special is a Wat sampler with enjira.  $8.75 a              
person."                                                                       
END_TEXT

NOUN 263  ; SMALL ENVELOPE
ENVELOPE
SMALL
There is a small envelope here
LOCATION 75  ; Meskerem Restaurant
CLOSABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 263  ; SMALL ENVELOPE
Linda Bigler gives each of you a small red envelope.  Your name                
is written on the outside.                                                     
END_NOUN_DESCR

NOUN 264  ; PARTY INVITATION
INVITATION
PARTY
There is a Christmas party invitation here
LOCATION 263  ; SMALL ENVELOPE
WEIGHT 10
READABLE
IS_LIGHT
NOUN_SYNONYMS  INVITATION    
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 264  ; PARTY INVITATION
The invitation is on a small card with a picture of Santa Claus.               
You smile as you read the words.                                               
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 264  ; PARTY INVITATION
It says, "The faculty of the ELI request your presence at the                  
Annual ELI Christmas Party to be held December 19 at 7:00 pm in                
the Bacchus room of the University Student Center.  This is a                  
formal affair.  Formal dress is required.  Invitation cards must               
be presented at the door."                                                     
END_TEXT

ROOM 76  ; Natural History Museum
Natural History Museum
WEST 74  ; Washington DC
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 76  ; Natural History Museum
You are in the National Museum of Natural History.  To the west                
is the UD bus.  You see a giant elephant in the lobby.  In the                 
room on the left you see the famous whale hanging from the                     
ceiling.  This is the same whale you've heard Ben Wolfe talk                   
about.                                                                         
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 77  ; ELI Xmas party
ELI Xmas party
NORTH 78  ; Niagra Falls, Ontario
NORTHWEST 19  ; UD bus
LIGHT 264  ; INVITATION
POINTS 10
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 77  ; ELI Xmas party
     You have just presented your invitation at the door and you               
are now in the Christmas party room with all your ELI friends.                 
To the northwest is the bus.  You hear a thunderous applause as                
the faculty has just performed their famous "Twelve Days of                    
Christmas" for the EIGHTH consecutive year.  You heard from                    
previous students that this performance is always a highlight of               
the school year.                                                               
     Santa Claus is sitting on the stage handing out gifts to                  
everyone.  You are happy that Session II is over and you wonder                
what you can do during the Christmas vacation.  Some ELI friends               
say Niagra Falls is very beautiful in the winter.  They are going              
there and have invited you to go along.  Since this is during the              
vacation you won't get in trouble with Mrs. Schneider for being                
absent from class.                                                             
     You decide to go.  Niagra Falls, Ontario is to the north.                 
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 78  ; Niagra Falls, Ontario
Niagra Falls, Ontario
SOUTH 77  ; ELI Xmas party
EAST 79  ; US Immigration Office
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 78  ; Niagra Falls, Ontario
     You are in Niagra Falls, Ontario.  To the south is the                    
Christmas party you left a few days ago.  Now you are overlooking              
the Horseshoe Falls.  It's spectacular.  The trees along the                   
street behind you are coated with ice, as the mist from the Falls              
freezes on the branches.  Across the street is the Skylon Tower.               
You were up there earlier to see the panoramic view of the Falls.              
     Now it's time to return to Newark for Session III.  To the                
east is the USA Immigration office on Rainbow Bridge.  This is                 
the only way you can get back to Newark and continue your                      
studies.                                                                       
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 79  ; US Immigration Office
US Immigration Office
WEST 78  ; Niagra Falls, Ontario
SPECIAL 80  ; Niagra Falls, NY.
KEY 207  ; VISA
POINTS 10
ROOM_SYNONYMS CHANGE_LOCATION SHOW  
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 79  ; US Immigration Office
You are sitting on a bench in the office of the US Immigration                 
Service at the end of the Rainbow Bridge. North is Niagra Falls,               
Ontario and the memories of a nice vacation in Canada.  You have               
shown your passport to the immigration official, but he won't let              
you through to Niagra Falls, New York.  He has told you to sit on              
the bench and wait.  Above you is an American Flag.                            
END_ROOM_DESCR

SPECIAL 80  ; Niagra Falls, NY.
     You show your F-1 visa to the official.  It is valid and                  
everything is OK.  He thanks you and says you can leave.  You go               
outside to Niagra Falls, NY.  You are relieved.                                
END_SPECIAL

ROOM 80  ; Niagra Falls, NY.
Niagra Falls, NY.
SOUTH 81  ; ELI Student Council
WEST 79  ; US Immigration Office
POINTS 15
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 80  ; Niagra Falls, NY.
     You are in Niagra Falls, New York.  West is the Immigration               
office.  South is Newark.                                                      
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 81  ; ELI Student Council
ELI Student Council
NORTH 80  ; Niagra Falls, NY.
WEST 88  ; Final Essay
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 81  ; ELI Student Council
You are back in Newark now.  To the north is Niagra Falls, New                 
York.  Six weeks have passed.  Session III will be over in two                 
weeks.  You are sitting in a meeting of the ELI Student Council.               
Vania Hu, Chris Wolfe, and Dr. Stevens are explaining what needs               
to be done before you can graduate.  First, you must take the                  
Michigan Test.  Second, you have to write your final essay in                  
your writing class.  Third, you must fill out a departure form                 
and give it to Diane Baker.  Finally, before you can graduate you              
have to have an official letter from Dr. Stevens stating that you              
have had at least 90% attendance during your time at the ELI.  To              
the west is the room for your final essay.                                     
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 83  ; Statue crown
Statue crown
DOWN 73  ; Statue of Liberty
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 83  ; Statue crown
You are standing at the top of the Statue of Liberty in her                    
crown.  It is very cramped up here.  You can't stand up straight.              
You are very disappointed in what you see.  "There's nothing                   
here," you say out loud.  You wasted three hours waiting in line.              
You wish you would have gone to "Chorus Line" at the Shubert                   
Theater.                                                                       
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 84  ; Orientation meeting
Orientation meeting
SOUTH 8  ; Amstel Avenue
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 84  ; Orientation meeting
You are attending an important meeting with Dr. Lomis, the                     
International Student Advisor.  He welcomes you to the University              
of Delaware and explains some rules about study in the USA.  You               
are not allowed to work.  You are here to study.  You must keep                
your visa up to date.  If you leave the United States for a                    
vacation, you must show your visa to the immigration officials                 
upon your return in order to re-enter the country.                             
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 274  ; INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MANUAL
INSTRUCTION
There is a valuable instruction manual here
LOCATION 84  ; Orientation meeting
READABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 274  ; INSTRUCTION MANUAL
You're in luck.  One of the booklets Dr. Lomis hands out to new                
students is called  "How To Win The ELI Adventure Game."  You                  
just received your copy now and you eagerly open it up to read                 
it.                                                                            
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 274  ; INSTRUCTION MANUAL
    You look through the little book, "How To Win The ELI                      
Adventure Game," with anticipation, but unfortunately the pages                
are all blank.  HA! HA! HA!  Very funny, you think to yourself.                
END_TEXT

ROOM 85  ; College Town apartment
College Town apartment
NORTH 53  ; Christiana Mall
EAST 55  ; Kirkbride 204 - Graduation Roo
POINTS 15
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 85  ; College Town apartment
You are back in your apartment now and have a lot of things to                 
pack up.  Your Costa Rican roommate is sad to see you go.  There               
are a lot of memories of the ELI that you will take with you. You              
won't have a chance to get much sleep tonight.  Besides you are                
very excited about graduation tomorrow.  The graduation room will              
be in Kirkbride 204.                                                           
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 244  ; FRIENDLY MESSAGE
MESSAGE
FRIENDLY
There is a friendly message here
LOCATION 85  ; College Town apartment
READABLE
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 244  ; FRIENDLY MESSAGE
This friendly message was taped to your door.  You take it down                
to read it.                                                                    
END_NOUN_DESCR

TEXT 244  ; FRIENDLY MESSAGE
It says, "Hi.  This is your friendly author again.  I am very                  
pleased that you made it this far in the ELI game.  That shows                 
that you are very hard-working.  You are almost to the end.  Good              
luck.  I am confident that you will succeed."                                  
END_TEXT

ROOM 88  ; Final Essay
Final Essay
SOUTH 29  ; Diane Baker's desk
EAST 81  ; ELI Student Council
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 88  ; Final Essay
You are in your reading/writing class writing your final essay.                
Even though you "killed" Jeanette earlier in the game, her ghost               
has returned to give you the essay assignment.  The topic is "How              
to win adventure games."  You are able to write a lot about this               
topic because you are almost to the end of the ELI game and are                
about to win.  After your essay you must see Diane Baker in the                
ELI office and give her your departure form before you're                      
permitted to take the Michigan Test.  Her desk is to the south.                
END_ROOM_DESCR

NOUN 249  ; DEPARTURE FORM
FORM
DEPARTURE
An official ELI departure form is here.
LOCATION 88  ; Final Essay
WEIGHT 20
END_NOUN

NOUN_DESCR 249  ; DEPARTURE FORM
This is the official departure form you must fill out before you               
graduate.                                                                      
END_NOUN_DESCR

ROOM 89  ; Smith Lobby
Smith Lobby
NORTH 12  ; Kirkbride entrance
SOUTHWEST 27  ; Tutoring room
UP 11  ; Smith 211 Listening lab
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 89  ; Smith Lobby
You are back in the lobby of Smith.  To the north is the entrance              
of Kirkbride.  It's time to see the UDELI Movie Of The Week.                   
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 90  ; Mall
Mall
WEST 63  ; Mall
SOUTHEAST 37  ; UD bookstore
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 90  ; Mall
You are lost now.  Because you wandered off into Mitchell Hall                 
you lost track of the other students and teachers.  Around you                 
are Brown Lab, Hullihen Hall, and Memorial Hall.  The sidewalk                 
goes off in different directions.  You can't go north or                       
northeast because there is construction going on.                              
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 91  ; Bookstore entrance
Bookstore entrance
WEST 67  ; Hullihen Hall
SOUTHWEST 7  ; UD Health Center
DOWN 36  ; ELI book section
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 91  ; Bookstore entrance
You are back upstairs at the entrance to the bookstore.  You're                
still feeling sick.  If you've finished buying your books, it's                
time to move on.  To the southwest is the Health Center where you              
can see a doctor.  To the west is Hullihen Hall, where you get                 
your ID card.                                                                  
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 92  ; Morris Library
Morris Library
NORTH 67  ; Hullihen Hall
NORTHWEST 47  ; South College Avenue
DOWN 94  ; Media desk
LIGHT 216  ; CARD
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 92  ; Morris Library
You have finished watching "Back To The Future" and are back on                
the main floor of the library.  To the northwest is South College              
Avenue.                                                                        
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 93  ; Amstel Ave
Amstel Ave
SOUTH 49  ; Student Mailbox
WEST 8  ; Amstel Avenue
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 93  ; Amstel Ave
You are back on Amstel Avenue after leaving the office.  This                  
street begins at South College Avenue and runs west to Elkton                  
Road.                                                                          
END_ROOM_DESCR

ROOM 94  ; Media desk
Media desk
EAST 66  ; Media room
UP 92  ; Morris Library
LIGHT 216  ; CARD
END_ROOM

ROOM_DESCR 94  ; Media desk
You are at the media desk.  You have returned the tape.  Now it's              
time to go back upstairs.                                                      
END_ROOM_DESCR

