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!What $noun$?  There $n_is$ no $noun$ here to $verb$.
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What Now?
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Sorry, you're on your own here.
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What $noun$?  There $n_is$ no $noun$ here.
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What $object$?  There $o_is$ no $object$ here.
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Not everything at once!  Pick one thing at a time!
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It is pitch black.  You can see nothing, not even your hands.
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For some reason, you can't see anything here.
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You are now carrying the $adjective$ $noun$.
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You $verb$ the $adjective$ $noun$.
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Sorry, but it is impossible to $verb$ the $noun$.
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Sorry, but the $noun$ won't let you.
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Sorry, but the $object$ won't let you.
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You can't go $verb$ from here!
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The $c_name$ blocks your way and will not let you leave!
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The $c_name$ seems to be getting angrier!
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The $c_name$ seems to calm down for a moment, but suddenly attacks.
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Its mouth opens to reveal teeth grotesquely out of proportion to the rest of
its body, a fact you notice as those same teeth tear your flesh into tiny
pieces.
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Hands suddenly grasp our throat and begin to squeeze and squeeze and squeeze!!
You fight for breath, but the struggle is in vain.
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It is pitch black.  You can see nothing, not even your hands.
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For some reason, you can't see or examine anything here.
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It looks like a solid, locked door.
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The doors here all look pretty much like doors.
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It is too dark to see any exits!
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There is nothing here that can be taken!
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The door won't budge.
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The doorway won't budge.
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You already have the $adjective$ $noun$!
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Sorry, but there $n_is$ no $noun$ here to $verb$.
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Sorry, but it is impossible to $verb$ the $noun$.
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It is too heavy!  You aren't strong enough to carry the $noun$!
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You aren't strong enough to carry your current load plus the $noun$.
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The $noun$ $n_is$ far too bulky to carry.
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Your load would be far too bulky to manage if you took the $noun$.
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As you reach out to take the $noun$, $n_pro$ snarls at you.  $N_pro$ doesn't
seem to want to cooperate.
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As you reach for $n_indir$, the $noun$ seems happy to be touched, but as
soon as $n_pro$ realizes that you want to take $n_indir$, $n_pro$ slips
from your grasp.
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There is nothing here that can be worn!
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You are already wearing the $adjective$ $noun$!
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It's too heavy!  You aren't strong enough to carry or wear the $noun$!
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You aren't strong enough to carry your current load plus the $noun$.
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The $noun$ $n_is$ far too bulky to carry or wear.
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Your load would be far too bulky to manage if you wore the $noun$.
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You are now wearing the $adjective$ $noun$.
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As you reach out to take the $noun$, $n_pro$ snarls at you.  $N_pro$ doesn't
seem to want to cooperate.
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As you reach for $n_indir$, the $noun$ seems happy to be touched, but as
soon as $n_pro$ realizes that you want to take $n_indir$, $n_pro$ slips
from your grasp.
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You weren't carrying anything!
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You weren't wearing anything!
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You don't seem to have the $adjective$ $noun$.
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I don't understand what you mean.
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The $noun$ soars through the air toward the $object$.  It's a direct hit!
The $object$ screeches angrily and writhes in agony as $o_pro$ fades away
in a cloud of green smoke.
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The $noun$ soars through the air toward the $object$.  It's a direct hit!
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Unfortunately, the $noun$ merely bounces off the $object$'s head
and appears to make $o_indir$ quite angry.
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The $noun$ splashes against the $object$ soaking $o_indir$ and clearly
angering $o_indir$.  Although the $noun$ evaporates quickly, the $object$
doesn't seem to like you.
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The $noun$ soars through the air toward the $object$.  It's a direct hit!
The $object$ screeches and gives you a puzzled look, as if $o_pro$
couldn't understand why you would want to hurt $o_indir$.  $O_pro$ writhes in
agony and fades away in a cloud of white smoke, but never seems even a bit
angry; only confused, upset, and perhaps betrayed.
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The $noun$ soars through the air toward the $object$.  It's a direct hit!
The $object$ screeches and gives you a puzzled look, clearly confused by
your actions.  $O_pro$ retreats a few inches, watching you more carefully
than before, but still doesn't seem hostile.
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The $noun$ soars through the air and splashes onto the $object$.  The
$object$ shakes off the $noun$, which evaporates quickly.  $O_pro$ seems
quite puzzled by your actions, but still doesn't seem hostile.
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Sorry, but it is impossible to $verb$ the $noun$ $prep$ itself!
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The $noun$ soars through the air toward the $object$ and splashes against
$o_indir$.  For a moment, everything is soaked with $noun$, but the liquid
quickly evaporates.
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The $noun$ soars through the air toward the $object$ and sloshes into
and around $o_indir$.  For a moment, everything is soaked with $noun$, but
the liquid quickly evaporates.
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The $noun$ soars through the air toward the $object$ and lands with a
"thud" next to $o_indir$.
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The $noun$ soars through the air toward the $object$ and lands in the
$o_indir$ with a "thunk."
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Sorry, but it is impossible to move the $noun$.
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Sorry, but it is impossible to $verb$ the $noun$ $prep$ itself!
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Sorry, but there $n_is$ no $noun$ here.
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It is impossible to $verb$ the $noun$ $prep$ the $object$.
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The $object$ isn't open!
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The $noun$ won't fit $prep$ the $object$!
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You have put the $noun$ $prep$ the $object$.
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Sorry, but you can't while you are carrying the $object$.
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Sorry, but you can't while you are wearing the $object$.
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Sorry, I don't understand what you mean.  You need to "$verb$" the
"$noun$" some place.
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Open what door?  There isn't any closed door here!
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You try your best, but the door won't open!
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There is nothing here to open!
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I'm not sure what you mean by that.
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Sorry, but there $n_is$ no $noun$ here.
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Sorry, but there $o_is$ no $object$ here.
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There doesn't seem to be any way to open the $noun$.
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The $adjective$ $noun$ $n_is$ already open!
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You need to unlock the $noun$, first!
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You can't open the $noun$ with the $object$!
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You have opened the $noun$ with the $object$.
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The $adjective$ $noun$ $n_is$ now open.
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There is nothing here to close!
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The door is already closed!
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None of the doors here seem to be closable!
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The $adjective$ $noun$ $n_is$ not here.
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The $noun$ can't be closed!
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The $noun$ isn't open!
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The $adjective$ $noun$ $n_is$ now closed.
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It would really make more sense to specify some living thing to $verb$.
Hostility really requires a target of some sort.
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You grab the $noun$ with your bare hands and attempt to strangle $n_indir$.
$N_pro$ slips easily from your grasp and snarls at you, preparing to respond
with an attack.  You leap out of way just in time.

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You grab the $noun$ with your bare hands and attempt to strangle $n_indir$.
$N_pro$ writhes in your fingers and slip free, scratching you in the process.
$N_pro$ crawls away from you, gasping for breath.  The $noun$ seems
puzzled and confused by your actions, and seems upset, but not hostile.
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It would really make more sense to specify some living creature.  Hostility
really requires a target of some sort.
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You need to specify what you want to use to shoot at the $noun$!
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Using the $object$ to kill the $noun$ doesn't make much sense!
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You can't seem to get the $object$ to shoot!
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The $object$ seems to be empty!
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You reach down to get the $object$.  You fumble and almost drop it.
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You aim the $object$ at the $noun$ and pull the trigger.  It's a direct
hit!  The $noun$ screeches angrily, and writhes in agony and fades away
in a cloud of green smoke.
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You aim the $object$ at the $noun$ and pull the trigger.  It's a direct
hit!  The $noun$ screeches angrily, and writhes in agony and falls to the
floor for a moment.  Then the $n_pro$ leaps up and eyes you quite angrily.
Though wounded, $n_pro$ seems no less dangerous or hostile.
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You aim the $object$ at the $noun$ and pull the trigger.  It's a direct
hit!  The $noun$ screeches and gives you a puzzled look as if $n_pro$
couldn't understand why you would want to hurt $n_indir$.  $N_pro$ writhes
in agony and fades away in a cloud of white smoke, but never seems even a
bit angry; only confused, upset, and perhaps betrayed.
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You aim the $object$ at the $noun$ and pull the trigger.  It's a direct
hit!  The $noun$ is knocked back by the force of the shot, and screeches
as $n_pro$ falls to the floor.  After a moment, $n_pro$ rises, wounded and
confused by your unexpected actions.  $N_pro$ retreats a few inches, watching
you more carefully than before, but still doesn't seem hostile.
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There is nothing here to unlock!
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Nice try, but you can't seem to unlock the door.
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All the doors here are already open!
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What a strange request!  I really can't figure out what you mean by that.
Perhaps, you need to specify a tool to unlock the $noun$ with.
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Sorry, but you aren't carrying the $object$!
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The $noun$ can't be locked or unlocked!
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The $adjective$ $noun$ $n_is$ already unlocked!
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The $noun$ is open.  Why unlock it?
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You can't seem to unlock the $noun$ with the $object$.
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You unlock the $noun$ using the $object$.
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There is nothing here to lock!
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The door is already locked.
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You can't lock these doors!
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What a strange request!  I really can't figure out what you mean by that.
Perhaps, you need to specify a tool to lock the $noun$ with.
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Sorry, but you aren't carrying the $object$!
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The $noun$ can't be locked or unlocked!
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The $adjective$ $noun$ is already locked!
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The $noun$ has to be closed before you can lock it!
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You can't seem to lock the $noun$ with the $object$.
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You lock the $noun$ securely using the $object$.
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There is nothing here to eat!
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Eat the $noun$?  You must be kidding!
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There is nothing here to drink!
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Sorry, but there $n_is$ no $noun$ here to drink.
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You must be joking about drinking the $noun$!
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The $noun$ slides down your throat, and your stomach quickly is full.
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After only a moment, you begin to sense a bitter taste, and your vision blurs.
In only seconds, you slip to your knees and your throat closes.  You gasp
unsuccessfully for air.
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You are carrying the following:
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You aren't carrying anything.
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You are wearing the following:
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Sorry, but the $noun$ $n_is$ not here -- which makes $n_indir$ difficult to
read!
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It is somewhat difficult to read the $noun$.  So let me try to describe
$n_indir$ instead...

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Sorry, I don't know how to do that with the $noun$.
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The $noun$ $n_is$ already lit!
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The $noun$ $n_is$ already on!
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The $noun$ $n_is$ now lit!
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The $noun$ $n_is$ now on!
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Sorry, I don't know how to do that with the $noun$.
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The $noun$ $n_is$ not even lit!
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The $noun$ $n_is$ not even on!
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The $noun$ $n_is$ now extinguished!
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The $noun$ $n_is$ now off!
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Are you sure you want to quit now?
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OK - quitting game.
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*** You are dead. ***

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*** Congratulations.  You have won the game. ***

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Time passes...
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YYYYAAAAAAAUUUUUUGGGGGGGHHHHHHH YAI YAI YOW! AAAAUUUUGGGHHHH!!

Your voice echoes loudly through the area, and the volume of your shriek
causes the very ground to vibrate.  You feel much better having let out some
steam, but nothing else has changed.

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Oh dear, you seem to have gotten yourself killed.

Would you like me to try to get you resurrected?
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Oh you clumsy oaf, you've gone and done it again!  I don't know how long I can
keep patching you up....

Would you like me to try to get you resurrected again?
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I'm all out of orange smoke, and you've used all of your available lives.
Better luck next time!
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I'll try...but don't blame me if something goes wr@#%&&

                 ---- POOF----

You are engulfed in a cloud of thick orange smoke, and you emerge coughing and
gasping, and find that you must start all over ...

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You can only talk with one person at a time about one subject at a time!
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Talking with the $noun$ is kind of silly, since the $noun$ can't
talk back!
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The $noun$ just listens to you, but remains strangely silent.
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You spend a few minutes in pleasant conversation with the $noun$ chatting
about the $object$.  However, you don't learn anything that you didn't
already know.
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You spend a few minutes in pleasant conversation with the $noun$.
However, you don't learn anything that you didn't already know.
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You can only talk with one person at a time about one subject at a time!
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Asking the $noun$ questions is kind of silly, since the $noun$ can't
answer back!
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You must ask the $noun$ ABOUT something!
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The $noun$ tells you all about the $object$, but the $noun$ isn't
exactly a fountain of knowledge and you don't learn anything that you
didn't already know.
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I don't know how to turn the $noun$.
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Turning the $noun$ doesn't seem to accomplish anything.
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You can't seem to turn the $noun$.
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The $noun$ growls and snaps at your hand as you reach toward it.
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The $noun$ makes a pleasant sound as you pat it gently on the head.
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The $noun$ scowls and pushes your hand away as you reach toward $n_indir$.
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The $noun$ smiles as your hand touches $n_indir$.
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Nothing happens when you touch the $noun$.
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Nothing happens when you touch the $noun$.
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Pulling the $noun$ doesn't seem possible.
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Pulling the $noun$ doesn't seem to affect the $noun$ any.
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Pulling on the $noun$ doesn't seem to work.
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Playing with the $noun$ doesn't make much sense!
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You play with the $noun$ for a while.  Nothing significant happens.
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You play with the $noun$ for a while.  Nothing significant happens.
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I see no $noun$ here.
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To "$verb$" the $noun$ doesn't make much sense!
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You $verb$ with the $noun$ for a while.  Nothing significant happens.
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"$Verb$" is a great word, but it doesn't seems to have any effect here.
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To $verb$ the $noun$ $prep$ the $object$ suddenly seems rather
useless, so you decide not to after all.
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You need to specify a noun!
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Sorry, you can't do that....
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