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Chapter 5 - End Game

Before going to Lounge:

now PlayerLevel is 10;

Lounge is a room. It is west of the Deeper in Infinity Pool. It has description "The lounge large room with a box similar to the one in the puzzle room. Willy is standing nearby, ready to greet you. (Use 'greet Willy' and 'ask Willy about (something)' to converse with Willy)"

Willy is a man in Lounge. Willy has the description "Willy is wearing a very loud shirt under a sensible sport coat. You can tell he's trying to look mature, but his wild hair and demeanor make that difficult."

Instead of asking Willy about "towel":

say "Willy sighs, 'Oh, that brings back memories. That towel was a wedding gift, a simple reminder of our anniversary.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "kitchen towel":

say "Willy sighs, 'Oh, that brings back memories. That towel was a wedding gift, a simple reminder of our anniversary.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "gold pan":

say "He says, 'It was a beautiful pan, until you got your hands on it. Still excellent for cooking a special meal.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "pan":

say "He says, 'It was a beautiful pan, until you got your hands on it. Still excellent for cooking a special meal.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "trunk":

say "He says, 'While I was working at the company, Beth would put notes in my lunch. I saved all of them, and put them in a trunk. It's nice to go back and read them again from time to time.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "photo":

say "He explains, 'That was a special night. It was raining, and we had to wait for the bus back to college, so we decided to get some ice cream and take this photo while we waited. I would later propose to her near this spot.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "walking photo":

say "He explains, 'That was a special night. It was raining, and we had to wait for the bus back to college, so we decided to get some ice cream and take this photo while we waited. I would later propose to her near this spot.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "red book":

say "He chuckles, 'That was the journal I kept of our relationship. I started it in college thinking I'd make it about all of my relationships, but she was the only one. Guess I was lucky to find her first.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "book":

say "He chuckles, 'That was the journal I kept of our relationship. I started it in college thinking I'd make it about all of my relationships, but she was the only one. Guess I was lucky to find her first.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "roast":

say "He tells you, 'That was finished the morning before you got here so it was still fresh. I'm just glad you didn't eat it!'"

Instead of asking Willy about "honeycomb/honey":

say "He smiles, 'Thanks for getting that. I didn't have any in the kitchen and was hoping you'd be vigorous enough to get it. I don't see a sting on you, nice work.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "what is missing":

say "He shruggs, 'I think everything I asked for is here. Feel free to ask about anything I had you get for me.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "what's missing":

say "He shruggs, 'I think everything I asked for is here. Feel free to ask about anything I had you get for me.'"

Instead of asking Willy about "ants":

say "Willy's eyes shoot open as he realizes his mistake. 'Was that card still in there?! I meant to get rid of it. Oh no!'[line break][line break]Suddenly, an army of ants crawl menacingly over to the meal, and carry it away. Willy slowly turns to you and says 'Would you be willing to do me another favor?' with a smirk. You consider it, but decide you've had enough fun and games for one day.";

end the story finally;

Instead of asking Willy about "the ants":

say "Willy's eyes shoot open as he realizes his mistake. 'Was that card still in there?! I meant to get rid of it. Oh no!'[line break][line break]Suddenly, an army of ants crawl menacingly over to the meal, and carry it away. Willy slowly turns to you and says 'Would you be willing to do me another favor?' with a smirk. You consider it, but decide you've had enough fun and games for one day.";

end the story finally;

Instead of greeting Willy:

say "He says 'Thank you so much for getting everything together. It's my anniversary today, and I'm not as young and spry as I used to be.' He steps back with his arm swung out to reveal a beautiful roast in a golden pan with a honey glaze. The trunk is open and filled with notes with hearts on them. The red book is sitting eagerly to be perused through by the couple. The towel is hung with todays date seven years ago embroidered on it, and below it is a photo of Willy and Beth walking around the city eating ice cream. He continues 'You've passed my test! You're welcome to film whenever you'd like. Now, is everything you gathered here?'[line break][line break]You can't shake the feeling that something is missing. You should ask Willy about what is missing.";

now towel is in Lounge;

now pan is in Lounge;

now trunk is in Lounge;

now walking photo is in Lounge;

now red book is in Lounge;

now roast is in Lounge;

now honeycomb is in Lounge;