OPENING THE PANELS IN THE KITCHEN

--- DINING ROOM by the north end of the table -----
n (to Dining Room by the china cabinet)
n (to Kitchen)

--- KITCHEN -----
x black box
read report card

>>The dog's movements are random unless you give him a command
>>such as SAY "HEEL" TO DOG, or SAY "STAY" TO DOG, or unless you tire
>>him out by throwing the ball many times, in which case he will
>>come to the kitchen for a drink of water.

>>If you don't see the dog in the kitchen right now, wander around
>>until you find the dog.  The most likely places to find him are
>>the courtyard, the living room, dining room, or the kitchen.

>>The report card informs you that the dog is good at tracking.
>>To use this feature, show an object to the dog and wait
>>to see if the dog leaves the room to try to find a similar object
>>like the one shown to you. Go in the same direction that the dog
>>went.  The dog will lead you to the location of a similar object.

>>The following commands are a sample that will work if the dog happens
>>to be in the Dining Room by the china cabinet when you show him the >>feather.  If the dog is somewhere else you may need to modify the
>>commands somewhat so that you will go in the same direction that
>>the dog went.

x stone door

s (to Dining Room by the china cabinet)
sw (to Dining Room by the west end of the table)
show feather to dog

>>You had previously found the feather on the floor of the bedroom,
>>near the closet door.  Since there is a dartboard on the closet door
>>and since the description of the feather suggests that it might have
>>fallen off of a dart, you are hoping that the dog will lead you to
>>darts that can be used to open the closet door.

w (to Living Room, front half)
w (to Hallway, clock cuckoos)

--- HALLWAY ----
x clock (time is 9:00)

>>This is a hint for us to set the pocket watch to 9:00.  We'll do
>>that later since right now we're busy following the dog.

s (to Bedroom)

--- BEDROOM -----

>>The dog, tracking the yellow feather, sits next to the bed
>>and looks up.

look up (You see three darts stuck into the ceiling above the bed.)

>>Another way to notice the darts for the first time
>>would be to "Lie on bed".

say "stay" to dog
stand on bed
take yellow dart (You can't quite reach it.)
jump (You take one dart.)
jump
undo

>>Jumping on the bed a second time will break the bed.  If this happens
>>to you, be sure to use the "undo" command since you don't
>>want to break any furniture.  You'll have to return for the
>>third dart later, when you have a tool that will extend your reach
>>a little farther.

get off bed
look under bed (You find a white sock.)
say "sit" to dog
show white sock to dog

>>The dog goes under the bed and brings you a blue sock.

take blue sock
show blue sock to dog

>>The dog goes under the bed and brings you a long black sock.

take long black sock
show long black sock to dog

>>The dog leaves the room heading north.  You follow by going in the
>>same direction where the dog went.

n (to Hallway)
e (to Living Room front half)
n (to Living Room back half)

--- LIVING ROOM, back half -----

>>The dog points behind the bookcases.

look behind bookcases

>>You can't see behind the bookcases because the space is too narrow,
>>but you realize that the ferret is responsible for taking at least
>>one sock back there.  You'll have to come back later when you
>>have some more information about how to catch the ferret and
>>some ideas for how you can use the ferret to get the sock.

s (to Living Room, front half)
e (to Dining Room by west end of the table)
ne (to Dining Room by china cabinet)
n (to Kitchen)

--- KITCHEN -----
x sink
take sink stopper
put stopper in left drain
turn on faucet
turn off faucet
take stopper

>>As the water spirals down the left drain, the pantry door slides
>>open, revealing a pantry that is entirely filled with a phone booth.
*** 5 POINTS FOR OPENING ONE OF THE PANELS *****