Data "I am standing on the village green, which is remarkably, em, green. Roads lead east and west."
Data "I'm standing in a street in the wonderful village of Knightwoode. Exits face south, east and west."
Data "On a junction at the road side, I can see paths lead north, east and west."
Data "I am standing on a bumpy road, shaded byoverhanging trees, on the edge of Knightwoode. Paths lead south and west."
Data "This winding path seems to go on for ages. I can go south or north."
Data "Wow! I am standing inside Old Jack's garden. It really does look very impressive. I can go north, south and east."
Data "I am standing in the middle of a busy street. I can go in all four directions."
Data "Ah, this must be the Vale Police department. It isn't too impressive, butit does the job. West takes me out of here."
Data "I am in a street. I can go north, east and south."
Data "This is Fergo's Farm. Smashing place. Looks like I can go north, south and east."
Data "I am in Fergo's barn. I don't need to have superb eyes to see that there are hundreds and hundreds of FROGS jumping around in here. Strange what they have on farms these days. Exit: west."
Data "Fergo's Farmhouse.. a masterpiece of modern design. I think Fergo is on holiday at the moment. I can go south."
Data "I am inside the local inn, where everything happens in Knightwoode. It's got all the normal things you wouldexpect from your local. I can go north out of the inn."
Data "I'm inside the blacksmith's place. I don't know the chap in here very well, but I'm sure he is very helpful. Exits: east."
Data "At Henry's Horses, I can see lots of pieces of horsy gear, but not too many horses. I guess they are all out in the fields. I can go north to the street."
Data "This is Greg's shed. Greg is the full time gardener here at Old Jack's place. He more or less lives in this shed. I can only go west from here."
Data "I am at the huge main entrance to Old Jacks' place. This is by far the largesthouse in the Knightwoode village. I hopeFripples doesn't cause me problems. I can go south or north, if I can get pastFripples."
Data "This is the great hall of Old Jacks' home. The oak walls are lined with paintings and shields, and the room is lined with statues and ornaments. I can go south, north, east and up."
Data "At the top of the staircase, I can go down, north and west."
Data "This is the kitchen, but it's not your every day job. It is certainly large, probably for hosting meetings, parties and so on. I can go west out of the room."
Data "I am inside the armoury, a shrine of shields, swords and all sorts of unusualweaponry. The only exit is south."
Data "I am inside a large bedroom. A four poster bed fills most of the room, but pieces of furniture plug the corners. I can go south from here."
Data "This is the bathroom, a place of vital human activity. What more can I say! I can only go east."
Data "I am on a long winding path - one of those that seems to go on forever. I can go west or south."
Data "Several metres away I can see a couple of very dumb-looking guards. I can go north, but south as well if you can help me out."
Data "Before me is a small signpost. It marks routes leading in all four directions."
Data "I am on a wide path through a thick forest. I can go in all four directions."
Data "This is a large forest clearing. I can see small piles of wood smouldering, so there must have been recent activity. I can go south and west."
Data "Well, how can I put it. This is just a dead end. I can't get past all these bushes and stuff. I can only go west."
Data "I am standing on the edge of a large strawberry field. I can go east. Over tothe west I can see a cottage. I can alsogo south."
Data "This is the lady's cottage, a simple, functional place, but somehow it feels very comfortable. A fireplace burns awayand a small wooden chair is the centre piece of the room. I can go east."
Data "I am deep in the forest. From here I am able to go north and east."
Data "I am on a forest path and can go north and east."
Data "I am deep in the forest. I can go north and west."
Data "This is a well-worn track through a grassy meadow. You can take me west and south."
Data "Before me is a large signpost, a popular lookout spot for woodpeckers, sothey tell me. I can go north, south and east."
Data "In front of me is a huge corn field thatdisappears into the horizon. I can go north to the junction."
Data "On a rocky track, I have the option of going west or east."
Data "I'm at the west side of a large stone bridge that spans a calmly flowing river. I can go east or west."
Data "I am standing on the infamous bridge of the Knightwoode valley. I sure feel privileged to be on here. I can go east and west."
Data "This is the east side of the great stonebridge. I can go south and west."
Data "In front of me stands a tough-looking guard who is blocking the entrance to a large tent. It looks like it is a soldiers' party. I can go north and south past the soldier."
Data "I'm standing in the middle of the tent, enjoying the good music, and admiring the cool CD player. Some of the soldiersseem a little hostile, but I suppose they are the enemy. Shame there's not more young women at this party. Exits:N."
Data "Gosh! I must have been asleep. Looks like I'm in a small barn. There are no windows and the door looks bolted. I can't see any exits, Help!"
Data "I am outside a small barn type building.I can go south along a track."
Data "I am standing before the grand castle gates of the enemies. The great arch is breathtaking. Below the arch are severalwell-armoured guards. I can go east or west."
Data "Standing just inside the main gates, it looks like I am able to head in any direction."
Data "I am in the market place, brimming with activity. The common folk who gave in tothe nasty soldiers, are out and about buying their daily goods. I can go east,south and north."
Data "I'm at a junction in the castle grounds.To the north I can see a small mysterious hut with the door half open. There are paths leading south, west and east."
Data "The sign on the door says this is WinnieWitch's den. It's a bit gloomy in here, but hey, I suppose witches' rooms are meant to be dark, with cauldrons etc. I can go south to the street."
Data "This is the northern castle lookout. It actually looks out to the west, but there you go. I can go east."
Data "This is the eastern part of the market place. The stalls stretch westwards downthe street, and are selling all the usual things such as food, clothing and so on. I can go north and west."
Data "I am in a gloomy street, with rows of houses overhanging the narrow road. The road leads west, east and south."
Data "This is a dead end in the street. It is kind of quiet and eerie down here. The only exit is west."
Data "Before me runs the main street from east to west. A narrow, quiet road runs to the south."
Data "I can see a large oak door before me, which is the main entrance to the infamous tower. The door is to the east,and is slightly open. I can also go west."
Data "I am walking along a street in the castle grounds. The western wall of the castle stands next to me. I can go southand north to the main gates."
Data "I'm at a junction on a street. Roads allow me to go north, west and east."
Data "The road opens up here to a large, public square. Pigeons waddle around thewater fountain and the statues are coated in bird deposits. I can only go north from here."
Data "What a nice place, Coldrock Castle Inn. The favourite drinking grounds for the soldiers. Good job no-one knows who I amaround here. A few people are quietly chatting in the corner over a drink. West takes me out of here."
Data "This is the southern lookout point in the castle. Like the northern one, it looks out to the west. Confused? So am I. I wonder what happens if they are attacked from the east? I can only go east to the street."
Data "I'm down in the great sewers. Although this isn't the sort of place you would want to go on holiday, you have to admire the construction. A dimly lit tunnel leads east, but I can also go up."
Data "I'm in a sewage tunnel, trying to keep my feet dry. It sure stinks down here. I don't think I can go any further east,it's too dark. West takes me back along the tunnel."
Data "This is the grand entrance to Coldrock Tower. Actually, it's not that grand, but it's more impressive than Greg's garden hut. I can go east, west and south."
Data "Before me is a staircase leading up. The hallway continues north, and a smallroom is to the south."
Data "I am inside a small room. I can go north to the hallway."
Data "This is some sort of store room. There are all sorts of bits and pieces in here - most of it never used. It must belong to General Nojoy who governs thistower. I can go west."
Data "I am at the top of a flight of stairs. I can go east and down."
Data "At a junction in the corridor, I can go west, up some stairs and north where strange noises can be heard."
Data "This is the Knightwoode version of deathrow, where good people are poorly treated and Terry Wogan is treated nice.All sorts goes on along here. I can go north and south."
Data "I'm next to the death row cells. This must be where Bros ended up. I can go north and south."
Data "I am in a small cell, with a little woodchair and tiny window. A couple of bookshave been left on the floor, 'How To Cope With The Death Sentance' and 'Forgive Your Sins In A Day'. I can go south."
Data "There are a flight of stairs leading down here, and a corridor leading south.It's strange, there are lights on the ceiling here, but none of them are switched on. Instead, the walls are lined with burning torches."
Data "At the end of a short corridor, To the south there is a large green door which is slightly open. I can go north and south."
Data "I am standing inside the mighty command room of General Nojoy. The walls are clothed with beautiful maps, coloured inwith crayons and a little flag sits on his desk. I can go north."
' text data breaks c7 c47 c87 c127
'
' Gives the location-number of the destination of going N, S, E and W.
MOVEMENTS:
Data 0,0,3,2
Data 0,7,1,9
Data 6,0,4,1
Data 0,5,0,3
Data 4,0,0,0
Data 17,3,16,0
Data 2,15,8,14
Data 0,0,0,7
Data 10,13,2,0
Data 12,9,11,0
Data 0,0,0,10
Data 0,10,0,0
Data 9,0,0,0
Data 0,0,7,0
Data 7,0,0,0
Data 0,0,0,6
Data 0,6,0,0
Data 21,17,20,0
Data 22,0,0,23
Data 0,0,0,18
Data 0,18,0,0
Data 0,19,0,0
Data 0,0,19,0
Data 0,25,0,0
Data 24,0,0,0
Data 24,27,29,30
Data 26,32,28,33
Data 0,34,0,27
Data 0,0,0,26
Data 0,33,26,0
Data 0,0,30,0
Data 27,0,34,0
Data 30,0,27,0
Data 28,0,0,32
Data 0,36,0,0
Data 35,37,38,0
Data 36,0,0,0
Data 0,0,39,36
Data 0,0,40,38
Data 0,0,0,39
Data 0,42,0,40
Data 41,0,0,0
Data 42,0,0,0
Data 0,0,0,0
Data 0,0,0,0
Data 0,0,0,0
Data 48,57,55,46
Data 49,47,52,0
Data 50,48,53,51
Data 0,49,0,0
Data 0,0,49,0
Data 53,0,0,48
Data 0,52,54,49
Data 0,0,0,53
Data 0,59,56,47
Data 0,0,0,55
Data 47,58,0,0
Data 57,0,60,61
Data 55,0,0,0
Data 0,0,0,58
Data 0,0,58,0
Data 0,0,63,0
Data 0,0,0,62
Data 0,65,67,56
Data 64,66,0,0
Data 65,0,0,0
Data 0,0,0,64
Data 0,0,69,0
Data 70,0,0,68
Data 0,69,0,0
Data 0,70,0,0
Data 0,71,0,0
Data 0,74,0,0
Data 73,0,0,0
Data 74,0,0,0
'
' The Vocab section. After thinking to leave this out, I have opted
' to include this purely for OBJECTs so my cunning Get,Drop and Examine
' routines can identify them quickly and easily.
'
VOCAB:
Data "","","crisp","jar","horse","note","stag","bowl"
Data "sword","","","","wig","poster","toothpaste"
Data "twig","cream","tankard","strawberries","strawberries"
Data "bag","soap","toothbrush","shower","tankard","onion","spray"
Data "brick","shoe","lace","","",""
Data "fish","lighter","gunpowder","lace","","","scroll"
Data "","","","tin","chains","key","horseshoe"
'
'
' This is not recognised by the parser. It is used purely for
' descriptive purposes.
OBJDESC:
Data "A closed drain cover"
Data "An open drain cover"
Data "a Crisp Packet"
Data "a Jar"
Data "a Horse"
Data "a Note"
Data "a Stag Head"
Data "a Bowl"
Data "a Sword"
Data "A Drawer"
Data "A Chest"
Data "A Cabinet"
Data "a Wig"
Data "a Poster"
Data "some Toothpaste"
Data "a Twig"
Data "some Cream"
Data "a Tankard"
Data "some Strawberries"
Data "a Bowl of strawberries"
Data "a Bag"
Data "a Soap Bag"
Data "a Toothbrush"
Data "some Shower Gel"
Data "a Tankard"
Data "an Onion"
Data "a Spray"
Data "a Brick"
Data "a Shoe"
Data "a Lace"
Data "a Trapdoor in the ground"
Data "an Open Trapdoor"
Data "Movement in the Fountain"
Data "a Fish"
Data "a Lighter"
Data "some Gunpowder"
Data "some Gunpowder"
Data "a large Vault"
Data "an open Vault"
Data "a Scroll"
Data "a Barrel"
Data "a Box"
Data "a Shelf"
Data "a Tin"
Data "some Chains"
Data "a Key"
Data "a Horseshoe"
'
'
' Object start locations. 0 signifies that the object is not in the game
' at the start.
OBJSTLOC:
Data 2,0,0,11,0,0,18,20
Data 21,22,22,23,23,0,0,4
Data 0,31,31,0,37,0,0,0,0
Data 48,0,51,52,0,54,0,59
Data 0,0,0,0,66,0,0,67,67
Data 67,0,72,0,0
'
'
CHARACTERS:
Data "I see an Officer. He looks pretty glum."
Data "The Barman is in front of me."
Data "I can see the Blacksmith working away."
Data "Henry is standing around in front of me."
Data "In front of me is a man called Greg."
Data "A large lady called Fripples is standingbefore me."
Data "I can see a Little Girl a short distancefrom me."
Data "Before me is a Forester"
Data "I can see a Lady in a field of strawberries."
Data "A Woodpecker is perched upon a signpost."
Data "I can see Garth standing on the bridge."
Data "In front of me is a mean-looking Guard."
Data "Sitting down near me is Bill."
Data "A Watchman stands before me."
Data "Winnie Witch can be seen looking very busy."
Data "I can see a heavy-looking Doorkeeper."
Data "I see a Barlady wiping some glasses."
Data "Something that resembles a Turtle is sitting in a corner."
Data "A fierce Wolf is before me."
Data "I can see an ugly Guard blocking a Vault."
Data "A mighty Tiger blocks my way."
Data "I can see my father, Fastflow September."
Data "The mighty Busty Bella blocks my path."
Data "General Nojoy is looking upon me."
'
'
' This gives the initial message(number) that each character gives.
MESSAGE_NUMBERS:
Data 1,2,3,5,7,9,10,11,13,15
Data 17,20,22,24,25,27,28,30
Data 0,31,0,32,33,34
'
'
'
MESSAGES:
Data "It's not like it used to be around here you know, Red Tassel. The kids have it too good and since Nojoy from the castlecame along, they have been letting all the criminals go. I don't know. Sorry todepress you Red."
Data "Ellow Red, howz ya doin. Sorry young lad, yuz nowz yuz too yoongz ta drink. Howzya mission comin along. Good I expect. Why dontza gowz ta Old Jack's tasee if e can help yaz."
Data "Hello young man. I deal in horseshoes, metal appliances and so on. You can watch if you want but please don't interrupt while I'm working."
Data "What now! What this! Oh.. em.. right, this sounds interesting. Can you finish off this horseshoe for me, I'll be back later."
Data "Hi there young Red. Don't tell me, you are after a horse. Look, I know you havenot got much money, so can you get us some horseshoes from the blacksmith? We fell out you see. It's not my fault, he is always moaning."
Data "Hi Red. If you are complaining about thehorse, I'm sorry. It was a very good deal, you can't expect a warranty. She is very old you know."
Data "Aye up young man. I don't suppose you could get me some juicy tadpoles, they are a rare delight for me. I can't afford that farmer's prices you see."
Data "Lovely, lad, lovely. Yummie Yummie. Theyare nice and tender at this age. Here, give this note to Fripples and she'll let you in the house."
Data "What's this note then young man. Ah, so you have permission do you? Well you hadbetter keep this note. WIPE YOUR FEET!"
Data "Hi, my name's Little Red Riding Hood. Ok, ok, it's my parents' fault. You mustbe Red Tassel. I hope you can deal with that General Nojoy. Good luck. (The little girl leaves)."
Data "Hello there, my name is Tree-Sap the forester. At least I used to be a forester when the good knights roamed the forest. Now Nojoy controls you need his permission to cut down a tree. If only I had a piece of wood.."
Data "Hi Red! This twig really helps. I'm very grateful. Small it might be, but it's the thought that counts. Have you met that young lady yet over the way.. you might be in with a chance!. Here is some cream - very handy."
Data "Hi there! It's not often I see a lad like you around these parts. I don't suppose you have got some topping for my strawberries. They are very boring on their own."
Data "Hi again Red. I almost forgot to tell you the password to part three - it's Red Rain. By the way, I'm free tomorrow evening so come around if you want.. Red - 'Gosh that was a bit sudden. I hadbetter complete this adventure first.'"
Data "Squark! (or whatever....) Ellaw! I'm ya talking woodpecker. Have you seen Brookside lately? Why doesn't the BBC make a soap with a woodpecker in it? Oops! this is the middle ages, forgot - sorry. Bye."
Data "Squark! Thank God someone's done something about Garth's breath! I've been told to tell you the password to part 4: the castle.. so it's REGRET."
Data "Oh hi there man. Like I can't let you over the bridge here man. Sorry It's a bit heavy, but like, that's it man. Man,don't get too close, my breath really isstagnated. I can't get the attention of a girl I know. What a turnip.."
Data "That's all cool and that mate, but don'tI need something else too?"
Data "Oh hi there Red Tassel, my main man. You've really changed my life. Keep cool and watch out for the guards."
Data "not used"
Data "nu"
Data "nu"
Data "nu"
Data "not used"
' no. 25..
Data "Ah! hello young man. I can mind read youknow. I can tell you that your name is Red Tassel and you're on a mission. Well, I can help you if you find me somegungy liquid for my cauldron."
Data "Go away, I'm busy. I can't help you any more. What do you want, a game of chess or something. I've got supper to make. By the way, that stuff tasted revolting."
Data "My job is to keep people away from this tower. Lonely job you know. If only I could win over that juicy bar lady down the local."
Data "Hi there young man. You must be new to the town. I have to make this meal this evening for Busty Bella and her friends and I need something to spice up the meal. I don't suppose you have anything?"
Data "Hello there Red Tassel. Thanks again forthe onion. I hope you didn't get the wrong idea about Busty Bella. Between you and me I'd rather go out with that grotesque guard by the tower. No-one really likes her but watch your words."
Data "Yo, hi traveller type dude. Like we're bad man. We were good and all that, but we gave up around here. Hey, if you are up to something, go somewhere else - there's plenty of room down here you know."
Data "Hey, go away. I know you shouldn't be here. You don't scare me. What did you say your name is? Red? Oh what a crap name. Bet it took your parents months tothink that up. Leave me alone wimp."
Data "Oh hello son. It's about time isn't it? I almost didn't recognize you. I'll justbe off now, see you later and thanks again."
Data "Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho! I bet you thought you have seen the worst baddies in this game, well now you face me - a 22 stone bulldozer! Before I kill you, may I justsay how nice that meal was, thanks to your onion. You have a touch with food."
Data "Ha! You have come a long way my son. Unlike the rest of the dimwits around here, I know who you are. I used to dealin antiques you know, but I needed more power. You'll now have to defeat mighty me!!"
Data "Awe! I thought we weren't having violence in this game. You know I only wanted to be peaceful man, but my cravings overtook me. Now I'm injured, What are you going to do now? I don't deserve this!"
Data "Damn! I suppose you have control of the castle. Here, take the key to the sewer,you will need to clean it out every few days. Oh, and do not forget to pay the gas bill and the milkman."
' Object descriptions (only items that can be picked up)
Data "-leave me-"
Data "-leave me-"
Data "It's just a normal crisp packet!"
Data "The jamjar has steamed up, but it looks like something is moving in there.."
Data "A fine horse indeed. It's a new compact breed that are very portable."
Data "You notice it has some writing which states, 'permission to enter the realm of Old Jack. No children, No smoking, Noanimals. No entry after 9pm.'"
Data "Well, it's a stag's head. Some would sayit's an improvement on my face."
Data "Well, I might be able to USE it WITH something else."
Data "An amazing piece of weaponry. No foe would come close to me with this in my hand. Remember, I'm not killing anyone with it though."
Data ""
Data ""
Data ""
Data "Well, it's a woman's wig, and don't expect me to wear it."
Data "The poster reads 'Visit the Horse ShoeConvention - for blacksmiths everywhere - everyday for three weeks.'"
Data "Yummie mint flavour with red stripes."
Data "My, aren't twigs interesting. Once a part of a great tree, no doubt."
Data "Well, it's skin cream for your face and so on. Who knows, I might find some use for it."
Data "A fine silver tankard. I guess it can hold a pint."
Data "Delicious fresh strawberries, just picked and full of worms."
Data "Well, I see some strawberries in a bowl."
Data "An incredible invention - brilliant for putting things in. This might just have something inside it now."
Data "This is a soap bag, renown for containing suprising items, such as soap."
Data "Handy for keeping your peggies clean."
Data "Well, there aren't many showers in Knightwoode, but who cares?"
Data "A whole tankard of lovely beer. I won't drink it now though."
Data "It stinks."
Data "On the outside it reads 'Bristow's Love Spray .. use twice a day everyday of theweek. Guaranteed to have ladies flocking to you.'"
Data "Very useful for smashing windows and giving people nasty lumps."
Data ""
Data "This lace may come in handy for something else."
Data ""
Data ""
Data ""
Data "Well the fish was swimming happily, but it's certainly dead now."
Data "This lighter must be used for..... lighting things!"
Data "Gunpowder, a marvellous invention."
Data "The gunpowder barrel is firmly tied to the lace."
Data ""
Data ""
Data "The scroll reads, 'Always handle gunpowder with care. Never light the powder directly.'"
Data ""
Data ""
Data ""
Data "Written on the tin is 'Manic Monsters for use against untamed foe'."
Data "These chains may be useful on someone other than Fastflow September."
Data "My, it's a big bronze key. Adventure games wouldn't be the same without keys,would they?"
HK=1 : Print "I don't think the Manic Monsters will beappropriate right here."
End If
If STANDING(19)=LC
HK=1 : J(44)=0 : STANDING(19)=0 : Print "The Manic Monsters (big ants) hop out the tin and charge towards the helpless wolf, who runs away in a wild frenzy!"
End If
End If
End If
End If
If W1$="n"
'
If LC=70
If STANDING(19)=0
HK=1 : LC=71 : Gosub LOOK
End If
If STANDING(19)=LC
HK=1 : Print "I cannot get past that wolf."
End If
End If
If LC=71
If STANDING(21)=0
HK=1 : LC=72 : Gosub LOOK
End If
If STANDING(21)=LC
HK=1 : Print "That tiger looks hungry!"
End If
End If
End If
If W1$="give"
If W2$="fish"
If STANDING(21)=LC
If J(34)=252
HK=1 : J(34)=0 : STANDING(21)=0
Print "Red throws the fish to the ground and the tiger snatches the fish and happily strides away with the fish between it's teeth."
End If
End If
End If
End If
If W1$="u"
If LC=69
LC=73 : HK=1 : Gosub LOOK
End If
End If
If W1$="d"
If LC=73
LC=69 : HK=1 : Gosub LOOK
End If
If LC=68
LC=65 : HK=1 : Gosub LOOK
End If
End If
If W1$="give"
If W2$="bowl"
If STANDING(23)=LC
If J(20)=252
HK=1 : J(20)=0 : STANDING(23)=0
Print "They certainly look yummie. Ok I'll takethem. Do what you want Red Tassel, I don't care any more. Nojoy doesn't care about me, only his stupid work and that young tart down the market. One day I'llleave him, one day."
End If
End If
End If
End If
If W1$="s"
If LC=74
If STANDING(23)=0
HK=1 : LC=75 : Gosub LOOK
End If
If STANDING(23)=LC
HK=1 : Print "Busty Bella says she may consider letting me past, but not for nothing."
End If
End If
End If
If W1$="use"
If W2$="brick"
If J(28)=252
If STANDING(24)=LC
HK=1 : J(28)=-1 : Print MESSAGE$(35)
End If
End If
End If
If W2$="sword"
If STANDING(24)=LC
HK=1 : Print "Ha! It will take more than a mere sword to crush me!"
