Hinterlands: Marooned! — 21 of 23

Section 4(i) - Cognition

[DREAMING]

Dreaming is an action applying to nothing.

Understand "dream" as dreaming.

Instead of dreaming:

say "You can't stop thinking about the Q'udzlth."

[FORGETTING]

Forgetting is an action applying to one thing.

Understand "forget [thing]" as forgetting.

Instead of forgetting a thing:

if forgetting the Q'udzlth:

continue the action;

if forgetting the player:

continue the action;

otherwise:

say "That's not gonna work!";

stop the action.

[FORGET MONSTER]

Instead of forgetting the Q'udzlth:

say "That isn't likely."

[FORGET PARTS OF THE MONSTER]

Instead of forgetting a thing:

if the noun is part of the Q'udzlth:

say "That isn't likely."

[FORGET SELF]

Instead of forgetting the player:

say "It happens all the time."

[FORGET ISLAND]

Instead of forgetting the island:

say "You have trouble forgetting the island, as you happen to be standing on it."

[FORGET OCEAN]

Instead of forgetting the ocean:

say "You have trouble forgetting the ocean, as it is everywhere you turn."

[FORGET PLANET]

Instead of forgetting the planet:

say "You have trouble forgetting the planet, as you happen to be standing on it."

[FORGET SKY]

Instead of forgetting the sky:

say "You have trouble forgetting the sky, as it is everywhere above you."

[FORGET SUNS]

Instead of forgetting the suns:

say "You have trouble forgetting the suns, as their heat bears down on you constantly."

[FORGET UNIFORM]

Instead of forgetting the uniform:

say "You have trouble forgetting your uniform, as you are currently wearing it all over your body."

[FORGET HELMET]

Instead of forgetting the helmet:

say "You have trouble forgetting your helmet, as you are currently wearing it on your head."

[FORGET SHIELD]

Instead of forgetting the shield:

say "You already have."

[THINKING]

Understand "think" as thinking.

Instead of thinking:

say "Good idea!"

[THINKING ABOUT]

Thinking about is an action applying to one topic.

Understand "think about [text]" or "think of [text]" as thinking about.

Carry out thinking about:

say "Nope. Nothing's coming to you."

Instead of thinking about a topic listed in the Table of Thinky:

say "[response entry][paragraph break]".

Table of Thinky

[REMEMBERING]

Remembering is an action applying to one topic.

Understand "remember [text]" as remembering.

Carry out remembering:

say "You're drawing a blank on that one."

Instead of remembering a topic listed in the Table of Remembery:

say "[response entry][paragraph break]".

Table of Remembery