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| Son of a... | |
| By C.S.Woodrow | |
| Release 1 / Serial number 050927 / Inform v6.30 Library 6/11 SX | |
| Standard interpreter 1.0 (6F) / Library serial number 040227 | |
| >verbose | |
| Son of a... is now in its "verbose" mode, which always gives long descriptions | |
| of locations (even if you've been there before). | |
| >open glovebox | |
| You open the glovebox, revealing a manual, a cellphone and a charging cradle. | |
| >take cell | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >take cradle | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >n | |
| Outside Your Car | |
| The road stretches from horizon to horizon in a straight line. It's gotta be the | |
| least traveled stretch of road on the planet. To the north lies a vast expanse | |
| of empty prairie. Your car is to the south. The road runs east and west. A | |
| gravel driveway is southeast. | |
| You can see Your '81 Furdler Weasel here. | |
| >se | |
| Motel Driveway | |
| The gravel driveway is so overgrown with brush you can scarcely tell it's there. | |
| The only trace of it is the depressions in the ground from the passing of | |
| vehicles a long time ago. You can see a motels ancient sign here. Your car lies | |
| to the northwest, while the driveway continues southeast. | |
| You can see the motel sign here. | |
| >se | |
| Motel Parking Lot | |
| You stand in the parking lot of a dilapidated and abandoned motel. The asphalt | |
| is cracked into little pieces, like dried out mud after a drought. Looking north | |
| you can see the motel check-in office. The horseshoe shaped strip of flat-roofed | |
| suites wraps around the perimeter of the property. Westward is a heavily | |
| overgrown patch of land, apparently once a garden. To the southeast a path leads | |
| around to behind the suites. The driveway lies to the northwest. | |
| >w | |
| Garden | |
| A small concrete walkway leads west through the garden to an empty swimming | |
| pool, which is surrounded by an wrought iron fence. A gate provides access. The | |
| weeds grow to waist height. To the north lies the motels ramshackle tavern. | |
| Eastwards you can see the parking lot. | |
| You can see a gate, a gnome and a bench here. | |
| >take gnome | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >n | |
| In Front Of The Tavern | |
| A pair of heavy wooden double doors stand guarding the entrance. The lock has | |
| been broken by looters looking for booze. Above, a well weathered hand painted | |
| sign reads "TAVERN". | |
| You can see some tavern doors here. | |
| >open doors | |
| You open the tavern doors. | |
| >n | |
| Tavern | |
| The tavern is void of furniture. A long wooden bar is towards the north side of | |
| the room, behind which are several dust covered glass shelves, backed by cheesy | |
| looking gold accented mirrors. The hardwood floor is heavily grooved, and well | |
| worn. Westwards a set of swinging doors looking like they were borrowed from the | |
| set of a cheap western movie lead into a kitchen. A chandelier made from an old | |
| wagon wheel hangs from the ceiling. | |
| You can see some tavern doors here. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by ten points.] | |
| >n | |
| Behind The Bar | |
| The floor bears a deep scar from the years of supporting a busy bartender. A low | |
| countertop supports a thick layer of dust, like a miniature filth desert. | |
| You can see a Lost and Found box (in which is false teeth) here. | |
| >take teeth | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >s | |
| Tavern | |
| The tavern is void of furniture. A long wooden bar is towards the north side of | |
| the room, behind which are several dust covered glass shelves, backed by cheesy | |
| looking gold accented mirrors. The hardwood floor is heavily grooved, and well | |
| worn. Westwards a set of swinging doors looking like they were borrowed from the | |
| set of a cheap western movie lead into a kitchen. A chandelier made from an old | |
| wagon wheel hangs from the ceiling. | |
| You can see some tavern doors here. | |
| >w | |
| Kitchen | |
| It appears to be a small kitchen, with a household style range parked against a | |
| grease stained tile wall. An old deep fryer is built into the counter. | |
| You can see an oven (which is closed) here. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by ten points.] | |
| >x range | |
| The oven is a well worn electric range. It's badly chipped enamel finish is | |
| interrupted with spots of heavy rust and decay. It's filthy control panel has | |
| accumulated a thick armor of food particles and splatters. Disgusting. | |
| >open panel | |
| You open the control panel, revealing a fuse. | |
| >take fuse | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >e | |
| Tavern | |
| The tavern is void of furniture. A long wooden bar is towards the north side of | |
| the room, behind which are several dust covered glass shelves, backed by cheesy | |
| looking gold accented mirrors. The hardwood floor is heavily grooved, and well | |
| worn. Westwards a set of swinging doors looking like they were borrowed from the | |
| set of a cheap western movie lead into a kitchen. A chandelier made from an old | |
| wagon wheel hangs from the ceiling. | |
| You can see some tavern doors here. | |
| >s | |
| In Front Of The Tavern | |
| A pair of heavy wooden double doors stand guarding the entrance. The lock has | |
| been broken by looters looking for booze. Above, a well weathered hand painted | |
| sign reads "TAVERN". | |
| You can see some tavern doors here. | |
| >e | |
| In Front Of The Office | |
| The office door has been sealed shut with heavy boards nailed to the frame. | |
| Turquoise paint peels from the wooden window frame, exposing it's rotting | |
| members. | |
| You can see an office door, a window, a "FOR SALE" sign and a telephone here. | |
| >throw gnome at window | |
| You heave the gnome over your head toward the window. The glass implodes in a | |
| shower of shards. The sign falls the floor inside with a loud clap. | |
| >n | |
| Office | |
| You stand in front of a large wooden desk, with a sloped front. It contains a | |
| large sliding drawer. To the north is the back room, and to the south lies the | |
| parking lot. | |
| On the office floor are busted gnome parts, a "FOR SALE" sign and shards of | |
| broken glass. | |
| You can see a desk (on which is a telephone) and a drawer (which is closed) | |
| here. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by ten points.] | |
| >open drawer | |
| You open the drawer, revealing a small key, a utility key and a master key. | |
| >take small key | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >take utility key | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >take master key | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >n | |
| Back Room | |
| It's a small windowless room, about the size of a prison cell. The cinderblock | |
| walls are painted a depressing institutional yellow. To the north is a door | |
| marked "EXIT". South, is the office. | |
| You can see a refrigerator, a table and a chair here. | |
| >take chair | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >push fridge | |
| You push the fridge aside revealing an electrical outlet, and the refrigerators | |
| cord. | |
| >x outlet | |
| A yellowed and cracked plastic cover surrounds the receptacle. Someone has | |
| written "#4" on it with black marker. | |
| >s | |
| Office | |
| You stand in front of a large wooden desk, with a sloped front. It contains a | |
| large sliding drawer. To the north is the back room, and to the south lies the | |
| parking lot. | |
| On the office floor are busted gnome parts, a "FOR SALE" sign and shards of | |
| broken glass. | |
| You can see a desk (on which is a telephone) and a drawer (which is empty) here. | |
| >s | |
| In Front Of The Office | |
| The office door has been sealed shut with heavy boards nailed to the frame. | |
| Turquoise paint peels from the wooden window frame, exposing it's rotting | |
| members. | |
| You can see shards of broken glass and an office door here. | |
| >s | |
| Motel Parking Lot | |
| You stand in the parking lot of a dilapidated and abandoned motel. The asphalt | |
| is cracked into little pieces, like dried out mud after a drought. Looking north | |
| you can see the motel check-in office. The horseshoe shaped strip of flat-roofed | |
| suites wraps around the perimeter of the property. Westward is a heavily | |
| overgrown patch of land, apparently once a garden. To the southeast a path leads | |
| around to behind the suites. The driveway lies to the northwest. | |
| >w | |
| Garden | |
| A small concrete walkway leads west through the garden to an empty swimming | |
| pool, which is surrounded by an wrought iron fence. A gate provides access. The | |
| weeds grow to waist height. To the north lies the motels ramshackle tavern. | |
| Eastwards you can see the parking lot. | |
| You can see a gate and a bench here. | |
| >s | |
| South Wing | |
| You are standing in front of a string of suites. Each room has scraps of wood | |
| nailed firmly over their windows and doors. To the south, one of the door frames | |
| has rotted away, leaving it unprotected. To the north is the garden, and the | |
| another row of suites lies to the west. | |
| You can see a motel room door here. | |
| >unlock door with master key | |
| You unlock the motel room door. | |
| >open door | |
| You open the motel room door. | |
| >s | |
| Motel Room | |
| You are standing in a disused hotel room. The floor is covered in purple shag | |
| carpeting, with a geography of stains. A mildew riddled mattress lies on the | |
| floor like a passed out derelict. The ceiling sports a variety of stains and | |
| peeling paint. To the south is the suites bathroom. | |
| You can see a motel room door, a welcome mat and paint chips here. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by ten points.] | |
| >take mat | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >n | |
| South Wing | |
| You are standing in front of a string of suites. Each room has scraps of wood | |
| nailed firmly over their windows and doors. To the south, one of the door frames | |
| has rotted away, leaving it unprotected. To the north is the garden, and the | |
| another row of suites lies to the west. | |
| You can see a motel room door here. | |
| >n | |
| Garden | |
| A small concrete walkway leads west through the garden to an empty swimming | |
| pool, which is surrounded by an wrought iron fence. A gate provides access. The | |
| weeds grow to waist height. To the north lies the motels ramshackle tavern. | |
| Eastwards you can see the parking lot. | |
| You can see a gate and a bench here. | |
| >e | |
| Motel Parking Lot | |
| You stand in the parking lot of a dilapidated and abandoned motel. The asphalt | |
| is cracked into little pieces, like dried out mud after a drought. Looking north | |
| you can see the motel check-in office. The horseshoe shaped strip of flat-roofed | |
| suites wraps around the perimeter of the property. Westward is a heavily | |
| overgrown patch of land, apparently once a garden. To the southeast a path leads | |
| around to behind the suites. The driveway lies to the northwest. | |
| >se | |
| Path | |
| The path is surrounded by tall grass and weeds. It leads southwest to behind the | |
| motel, and northwest to the parking lot. | |
| >sw | |
| Behind The Motel | |
| Standing on an empty expanse of gravel, you can see a path to the northeast | |
| leading back to the parking lot. To the west lies a grey cinderblock utlity | |
| shack. | |
| >w | |
| Outside The Utility Shack Fence | |
| The utility shack is surrounded by an eight foot tall chain-link fence, topped | |
| by barbed wire. | |
| You can see a gate and a padlock here. | |
| >drop chair | |
| Dropped. | |
| >stand on chair | |
| You get onto the chair. | |
| >u | |
| You grasp the top of the fence and pull yourself up. | |
| The Top Of The Fence | |
| You cling to the upper edge of the fence. | |
| You can see barbed wire here. | |
| >put mat on fence | |
| You put the welcome mat on barbed wire. | |
| >u | |
| Climbing the last few inches you pull yourself over the mat, and drop down to | |
| the ground inside the fence. | |
| Inside The Utility Shack Fence | |
| You stand on a gravel covered patch of ground. A small cinderblock utility shack | |
| stands to the west. You can go around the back of the shack to the southwest. | |
| You can see an utility shack door, a gate, barbed wire (on which is a welcome | |
| mat) and a barrel (which is closed) here. | |
| You can go only west or southwest. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by ten points.] | |
| >open barrel | |
| You open the barrel, revealing a sack. | |
| >take sack | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >unlock door with utility key | |
| You unlock the utility shack door. | |
| >open door | |
| You open the utility shack door. | |
| >w | |
| Utility Shack | |
| The small eight by eight concrete room reminds you of a tomb. A musty smell | |
| wafts from the moldy interior. Mounted on the back wall is an electrical panel | |
| and a large circuit breaker. | |
| You can see an utility shack door, a fuse panel (which is closed) and a breaker | |
| here. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by ten points.] | |
| >turn off breaker | |
| You switch the breaker off. | |
| >open panel | |
| You open the fuse panel. | |
| >put fuse in socket four | |
| The fuse screws smoothly into the threads. | |
| >turn on breaker | |
| You switch the breaker on. | |
| >e | |
| Inside The Utility Shack Fence | |
| You stand on a gravel covered patch of ground. A small cinderblock utility shack | |
| stands to the west. You can go around the back of the shack to the southwest. | |
| You can see an utility shack door, a gate, barbed wire (on which is a welcome | |
| mat) and a barrel (which is empty) here. | |
| >sw | |
| Behind the utility shack | |
| You stand in a narrow corridor between the back wall of the shack and the fence. | |
| You can see a wooden ladder (on which is a wasps nest) here. | |
| >put nest in sack | |
| You deftly pull the sack over the nest and pull it's drawstring tight. The wasps | |
| buzz furiously inside. | |
| >u | |
| Outside The Utility Shack Fence | |
| The utility shack is surrounded by an eight foot tall chain-link fence, topped | |
| by barbed wire. | |
| You can see a gate, a chair and a padlock here. | |
| >take chair | |
| Taken. | |
| >e | |
| Behind The Motel | |
| Standing on an empty expanse of gravel, you can see a path to the northeast | |
| leading back to the parking lot. To the west lies a grey cinderblock utlity | |
| shack. | |
| >n | |
| You can go only west or northeast. | |
| >ne | |
| Path | |
| The path is surrounded by tall grass and weeds. It leads southwest to behind the | |
| motel, and northwest to the parking lot. | |
| >nw | |
| Motel Parking Lot | |
| You stand in the parking lot of a dilapidated and abandoned motel. The asphalt | |
| is cracked into little pieces, like dried out mud after a drought. Looking north | |
| you can see the motel check-in office. The horseshoe shaped strip of flat-roofed | |
| suites wraps around the perimeter of the property. Westward is a heavily | |
| overgrown patch of land, apparently once a garden. To the southeast a path leads | |
| around to behind the suites. The driveway lies to the northwest. | |
| >n | |
| In Front Of The Office | |
| The office door has been sealed shut with heavy boards nailed to the frame. | |
| Turquoise paint peels from the wooden window frame, exposing it's rotting | |
| members. | |
| You can see shards of broken glass and an office door here. | |
| >n | |
| Office | |
| You stand in front of a large wooden desk, with a sloped front. It contains a | |
| large sliding drawer. To the north is the back room, and to the south lies the | |
| parking lot. | |
| On the office floor are busted gnome parts, a "FOR SALE" sign and shards of | |
| broken glass. | |
| You can see a desk (on which is a telephone) and a drawer (which is empty) here. | |
| >n | |
| Back Room | |
| It's a small windowless room, about the size of a prison cell. The cinderblock | |
| walls are painted a depressing institutional yellow. To the north is a door | |
| marked "EXIT". South, is the office. | |
| You can see an electrical outlet (which is empty), a refrigerator and a table | |
| here. | |
| >put charger in outlet | |
| The charging cradle plugs snugly into the outlet. | |
| >put cell in charger | |
| The cellphone slides into the charger with an audible click. | |
| >take cell | |
| Taken. | |
| >open door | |
| You open the exit door. | |
| >n | |
| Behind The Office | |
| Westward you can see an expanse of graffitied cinderblock wall, forming the back | |
| of a row of suites. To the south is the back door to the office. A ladder leads | |
| up to the roof. | |
| You can see a ladder here. | |
| >drop chair | |
| Dropped. | |
| >stand on chair | |
| You get onto the chair. | |
| >u | |
| You grasp the rungs and climb up. | |
| Motel Roof | |
| The gravel covered roof is spotted with patches of green moss. | |
| You can see a ladder here. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by ten points.] | |
| >i | |
| You are carrying: | |
| a cellphone | |
| a sack (which is closed) | |
| a wasps nest | |
| a master key | |
| a utility key | |
| a small key | |
| false teeth | |
| a wallet (which is closed) | |
| >open wallet | |
| You open the wallet, revealing a business card. | |
| >take card | |
| Taken. | |
| [Your score has just gone up by five points.] | |
| >x card | |
| This little card has saved your butt many times. It reads: "Tows r' Us" "Towing | |
| and Roadside Assistance ANYWHERE in North America!" "Dial TOWS (8697)on your | |
| StaticNet cellphone." | |
| >turn on cell | |
| The cellphone powers on and plays its cheerful welcome tone! | |
| >dial 8697 | |
| Ring... | |
| Ring... | |
| Ring... | |
| 'Tows 'R Us' ... How may I help you? | |
| >I need a tow truck at the old Royal Motor Hotel. | |
| All the way out there!?! Okay. Let me see who is out in that area... | |
| I'll dispatch uhm... Jeb. | |
| >Thanks! | |
| He should be there in about fifteen minutes. Please have your payment ready! | |
| >Uhmmm... yeah... um... payment. Right. | |
| Thanks for calling 'Tows 'R Us'! Have a great day! Bye! *Click* | |
| >d | |
| Behind The Office | |
| Westward you can see an expanse of graffitied cinderblock wall, forming the back | |
| of a row of suites. To the south is the back door to the office. A ladder leads | |
| up to the roof. | |
| You can see a ladder and a chair here. | |
| >s | |
| Back Room | |
| It's a small windowless room, about the size of a prison cell. The cinderblock | |
| walls are painted a depressing institutional yellow. To the north is a door | |
| marked "EXIT". South, is the office. | |
| You can see an electrical outlet (in which is a charging cradle (which is | |
| empty)), a refrigerator and a table here. | |
| >s | |
| Office | |
| You stand in front of a large wooden desk, with a sloped front. It contains a | |
| large sliding drawer. To the north is the back room, and to the south lies the | |
| parking lot. | |
| On the office floor are busted gnome parts, a "FOR SALE" sign and shards of | |
| broken glass. | |
| You can see a desk (on which is a telephone) and a drawer (which is empty) here. | |
| >s | |
| In Front Of The Office | |
| The office door has been sealed shut with heavy boards nailed to the frame. | |
| Turquoise paint peels from the wooden window frame, exposing it's rotting | |
| members. | |
| You can see shards of broken glass and an office door here. | |
| >s | |
| Motel Parking Lot | |
| You stand in the parking lot of a dilapidated and abandoned motel. The asphalt | |
| is cracked into little pieces, like dried out mud after a drought. Looking north | |
| you can see the motel check-in office. The horseshoe shaped strip of flat-roofed | |
| suites wraps around the perimeter of the property. Westward is a heavily | |
| overgrown patch of land, apparently once a garden. To the southeast a path leads | |
| around to behind the suites. The driveway lies to the northwest. | |
| >nw | |
| Motel Driveway | |
| The gravel driveway is so overgrown with brush you can scarcely tell it's there. | |
| The only trace of it is the depressions in the ground from the passing of | |
| vehicles a long time ago. You can see a motels ancient sign here. Your car lies | |
| to the northwest, while the driveway continues southeast. | |
| You can see the motel sign here. | |
| >nw | |
| Outside Your Car | |
| The road stretches from horizon to horizon in a straight line. It's gotta be the | |
| least traveled stretch of road on the planet. To the north lies a vast expanse | |
| of empty prairie. Your car is to the south. The road runs east and west. A | |
| gravel driveway is southeast. | |
| The tow truck driver greets you with a gummy smile. | |
| You can also see a tow truck and Your '81 Furdler Weasel here. | |
| Jeb taps his foot and glances at his watch impatiently. | |
| >ask jeb about tow | |
| "Sure! It's $50 for a tow. Will that be cash or charge?" | |
| The tow truck driver breaks wind with a comical reverberation. He looks around | |
| innocently, as if to shift blame to an imaginary passer-by. | |
| >give teeth | |
| (to Jeb) | |
| "Well... they are nice." He slips them into his mouth and makes a chomping | |
| motion. "And they fit good too. Okay, you got yerself a deal!" | |
| Jeb brings you and your scrap heap back to civilization. You make it to school, | |
| pass your exam and go on to graduate! (And buy yourself a decent car.) | |
| *** You have won *** | |
| In that game you scored 130 out of a possible 130, in 98 turns. | |
| Would you like to RESTART, RESTORE a saved game or QUIT? | |
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