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BRIMSTONE
(Synapse/Broderbund)
CHAPTER ONE:
SLEEP
N
WAIT (until the wind blows hard and the banner unfurls)
LOOK AT BANNER
N
LOOK AT LION
GET TOOTH
LOOK AT TORTOISE
PULL HANDLE
LOOK AT TORTOISE
GET KEY
UNLOCK DOOR WITH KEY
N
N
LOOK AT CASE
READ QUESTION
HORN
GET SWORD
GET ALL
WEAR ARMOR
WEAR GLOVES
WEAR SHEATH
E
GIRL, "I AM SIR GAWAIN
ENITHARMON, "TORTOISE AND LION
ENITHARMON, "GOLD TOOTH AND SILVER KEY
GIVE GOLD TOOTH AND SILVER KEY TO ENITHARMON
W
N
FIGHT WITH ADAM (three times)
N
N.
CHAPTER TWO:
JUDGE, "INNOCENT (twice)
WAIT (twice)
GET COIN
GET FEATHER
GET HANDKERCHIEF
WAIT
FAT MAN, "YES (twice)
(Answer questions on juggle and drink from flask which may occur now or
in a few moves)
MAN, "HELP
CALL FOR FUM
N
DOWN
N
HODGE, "I AM SIR GAWAIN
HODGE, "NO
N
N
N.
CHAPTER THREE:
THINK OF SPRING
THINK OF FLOWERS
THINK OF SUMMER
WAIT
UP
READ SIGN
SPIT
E
S
W
W
W
S
DOWN
S
PUSH RED SWITCH
N
UP
N
N
N
N
N
APE, "WAKE UP
READ APPLE
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
DIVE INTO WATER
GET SWORD
KILL EELS WITH SWORD (twice)
UP
GRAB HAND
KILL EEL WITH SWORD (now go to front of cottage)
KNOCK ON DOOR
S
WAIT (for Blake)
BLAKE, "HELLO
BLAKE, "YES (twice)
SHOW HANDKERCHIEF TO BLAKE
GIVE FEATHER TO BLAKE
BLAKE, "WHAT ABOUT WORDS?
BLAKE, "HOW DO MORTALS LEAVE ULRO?
BLAKE, "WHAT ABOUT FURY?
BLAKE, "NO
PUT SWORD IN LEFT HAND
PUT HANDKERCHIEF IN RIGHT HAND
OPEN BOOKCASE
W
DOWN
E
E
UP
RAISE TIP OF SWORD TO FLAME.
CHAPTER FOUR:
UP
N
E
E
W
S
UP
UP.
CHAPTER FIVE:
DOWN
ORCHID, "HELP
ORCHID, "I AM SIR GAWAIN
ORCHID, "WHAT ABOUT WORDS?
W
WAIT (until Fum falls from the sky)
FUM, "TELL ME A WORD (repeat until he says: QUI)
E
E
WAIT (for ferry)
SHOW COIN TO CHARON
GIVE COIN TO CHARON
WOMAN, "YES
WAIT (twice)
E
S
WOMAN, "YES
S
WOMAN, "HELP
SWORD, "LIGHT MY WAY
S
S
S
GREEN KNIGHT, "BARE HANDS
HIT GREEN KNIGHT WITH FIST
JUMP ASIDE
SAY, "BONI SOIT QUI
MAL PENCE
UP
UP
E.
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