Chapter 9 - The Restoration Gel
Section 1 - Gel and the Rest of the World
Understand "gel" or "restoration gel" as the tub when the tub is closed. The scent-description of the restoration gel is "spearmint".
Sanity-check waving the restoration gel:
try waving the holder of the restoration gel instead.
Sanity-check taking the restoration gel:
try taking the holder of the restoration gel instead.
Sanity-check dropping the restoration gel:
try dropping the holder of the restoration gel instead.
Sanity-check inserting the restoration gel into something:
try inserting the holder of the restoration gel into the second noun instead.
[Sanity-check putting the restoration gel on something:
try putting the holder of the restoration gel on the second noun instead. ]
Sanity-check closing the restoration gel:
try closing the holder of the restoration gel instead.
Sanity-check opening the restoration gel:
try opening the holder of the restoration gel instead.
Instead of tasting or eating the restoration gel:
say "While it may look like toothpaste and smell like toothpaste, it actually is not toothpaste."
Test gel-behavior with "open tub / open backpack / put gel in backpack" holding the tub and the backpack.
Procedural rule when tasting or eating the restoration gel:
ignore the carrying requirements rule.
A description-concealing rule when the location is Open Sea:
now the restoration gel is not marked for listing. [Otherwise, even though the tub is mentioned elsewhere in the description, the restoration gel shows up in a disruptive line of text in the middle of the room description.]
After printing the name of the tub while looking:
say " of [restoration gel]";
omit contents in listing.
Test tube-bug with "tutorial off / wear monocle / x tub" holding the monocle and the tub.
First carry out looking at the tub through an authentication scope:
say "[The second noun] shows the residual form of the tube." instead.