The Good, The Bad, and The Lolli — 2 of 17

Book 2 - New Stuff

Part 1 - New Verbs

Understand "look out [something]" as looking out. Looking out is an action applying to one thing.

Carry out looking out:

say "You see nothing of interest through [the noun]."

Understand "ring [something]" as ringing. Ringing is an action applying to one thing.

Carry out ringing:

say "Trying to ring [the noun] will accomplish little."

Understand "shoot [something]" as shooting. Shooting is an action applying to one thing.

Carry out shooting:

say "Trying to shoot [the noun] will accomplish little."

Check shooting:

if gun is not carried by the player begin;

say "You're not holding anything that will shoot dude!";

stop the action;

otherwise;

continue the action;

end if.

Understand "knock on [something]" as knocking on. Knocking on is an action applying to one thing.

Carry out knocking on:

say "Knocking on [the noun] will accomplish little."

Understand "climb through [something]", "climb thru [something]", "jump through [something]", "jump thru [something]", and "jump out [something]" as climbing.