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Chapter 2 - Changing vaguely into

[Changing into without specifying the second noun is sufficiently different action that a separate action is reasonable.]

Changing it vaguely into is an action applying to one visible thing.

Understand "change [something]" as changing it vaguely into.

First check changing yourself vaguely into:

say "[We] can't change [ourselves] into anything. [We] certainly [don't] know [our] true nature." instead.

Check changing vaguely into when noun equals nothing or the noun equals an unfamiliar thing:

say "[We] [don't] know the true nature of [the noun]." instead.

Carry out changing vaguely into:

try changing the noun into a random thing that equals the noun.

Does the player mean changing vaguely into: it is likely.