Chapter 2 - Moving Alone
After the shadow self going a direction (called thataway):
say "Your shadow self heads [thataway]";
if the current weather is raining:
say " through the rain";
otherwise if the current weather is snowing:
say " through the snow";
otherwise if the current weather is misty:
say " through the drifting mist";
say "."
Unsuccessful attempt by the shadow self going a direction (called thataway):
if thataway is up:
say "Your shadow self glances briefly ";
if the current weather is sunny:
say "up at the sunny sky. ";
otherwise if the current weather is cloudy:
say "up at the cloudy sky. ";
otherwise if the current weather is misty:
say "into the fog-filled sky. ";
otherwise if the current weather is raining:
say "up at the falling rain. ";
otherwise if the current weather is snowing:
say "up at the falling snow. ";
otherwise if thataway is down:
say "Your shadow self glances briefly down at the [random terrain in the location]. ";
otherwise:
repeat with temporary barrier running through barriers in the location:
if the temporary barrier prevents thataway:
now the second noun is the temporary barrier;
say "Your shadow self looks at [the second noun] to the [thataway]. ";
say "Then, [zhe] looks back at you without moving."