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| -rw-r--r-- | weatbag/tiles/n5w7.py | 29 |
1 files changed, 26 insertions, 3 deletions
diff --git a/weatbag/tiles/n5w7.py b/weatbag/tiles/n5w7.py index 5e08273..44de460 100644 --- a/weatbag/tiles/n5w7.py +++ b/weatbag/tiles/n5w7.py @@ -1,8 +1,12 @@ from weatbag import words class Tile: + def __init__(self): + self.trapped = True + def describe(self): - print("You are inside the light house. You hear a clicking sound and " + if self.trapped: + print("You are inside the light house. You hear a clicking sound and " "the door closes behind you.\nIt is dark, and an enormous cat " "sits on a computer compiling felinux kernels.\n" "You try to open the door and leave but you realize it is " @@ -15,9 +19,28 @@ class Tile: "shoot you.\n\n" "It looks like you are condemned... Though if you think a bit " "more there is an apropriate answer that gets your ass out of " - "this hell!") + "this hell!\n") + + + # The exact answer is 'You will hang me'. If she hang him, then the + # statement was true and she could only hang him for telling a lie. + # If she shoot him, then it makes the statement a lie and she was only + # to shoot him for telling the truth. + # An alternate solution is to say, "You will not shoot me," leading to the + # same quandary for the killercat. + def action(self, player, do): - print("I don't understand.") + if self.trapped: + if do[0]=="you" and do[1]=="will" and do[2]=="hang" and do[3]=="me": + print("You dirty little human, I can only let you go now!\n") + self.trapped = False + elif do[0]=="you" and do[1]=="will" and do[2]=="not" and do[3]=="shoot" and do[4]=="me": + print("You dirty little human, I can only let you go now!\n") + self.trapped = False + else: + print("Keep saying bullshit and your end is close!") + else: + print("I don't understand.") #lighthouse |