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Section 1 - Room doors

A room-door is a kind of container. A room-door is always locked. A room-door is always proper-named and scenery. The description of a room-door is always "The doors are made of brown wood and are practically indistinguishable from each other.[if the item described is locked] This door is locked." A room-door is always in the Upstairs corridor.

Understand "doors" as a room-door.

Understand "room" as a room-door.

The plural of a room-door is notinuse. [1]

The door 101 is a room-door.

The door 102 is a room-door. The room key unlocks door 102.

The door 103 is a room-door.

The door 104 is a room-door.

The door 105 is a room-door.

The door 106 is a room-door.

The door 107 is a room-door.

The current door number is a number that varies. The current door number is 101.

Rule for printing the name of a room-door while asking which do you mean: [2]

if the current door number is 108:

now the current door number is 101;

say "door [current door number]";

increment the current door number.

Instead of opening a room-door when the door 102 is locked and the player is not carrying the room key for the first time:

say "The door seems to be locked. Brief testing confirms that the same is true for every door here."

Instead of entering a locked room-door:

try opening the noun.

Instead of entering an unlocked room-door:

try going inside.