Chapter 14 - Eric Eve Nov 1
why her existence bothered the Queen is a weak questioning quip.
Understand "Snow" or "White's" as why her existence bothered the queen. The comment is "'Why should your existence bother the Queen?' you want to know.".
It indirectly-follows what she did to anger the queen.
It mentions queen, snow white.
The response is "[if the player knows Snow-White-Possessed]'She has never quite wanted to admit to herself what she did to me.'[otherwise]'Perhaps she thinks we are too much alike.'[end if]".
It quip-supplies Snow White.
It is listed.
if she believes in vampires is a questioning quip. The comment is "'Do you believe there are such things as vampires?' you ask[if scariness is greater than 1], a little nervously[otherwise] conversationally[end if].".
Understand "whether" as if she believes in vampires.
It mentions vampirism.
The response is "She flashes a cold smile at you, revealing her cruel, sharp teeth[scary]. 'Do you?' she asks.".
It is restrictive.
It is negated by snow-white-possessed.
It quip-supplies Snow White.
It assumes possible-blood-drinking.
It is listed.
Availability rule for if she believes in vampires:
if the player knows vampirism-revealed:
it is off-limits;
if the player recollects whether snow white seems a vampire:
it is off-limits.
yes-11 is a weak affirmative quip. The true-name is "yes-11". The printed name is "say yes".
The comment is "'Yes, I do now,' you shiver."
The response is "'You are wise to be open-minded about such things,' she replies."
It mentions vampirism.
It quip-supplies Snow White.
It directly-follows if she believes in vampires.
It is negated by snow-white-possessed.
[ It is listed.]
no-12 is a negative quip. The true-name is "no-12". The printed name is "say no".
The comment is "'No of course not,' you reply hastily, 'That would just be foolish
superstition.'"
The response is "'It must be [comforting] to be so certain,' she replies evenly[scary]. 'But then
I imagine your world must be quite limited.'"
It mentions vampirism.
It quip-supplies Snow White.
It directly-follows if she believes in vampires.
It is negated by snow-white-possessed.
[ It is listed. ]
yes-12 is an affirmative quip. The printed name is "say yes". The true-name is "yes-12". The comment is "'Yes, I have such a box,' you admit.".
It directly-follows yes-9.
It mentions heart-sized box.
The response is "'Very well,' says the undead hart, 'Then you must burn the box with my heart inside, and scatter the ashes round this spot[casually queue why you must burn the box][burn-box].'".
It quip-supplies the corpse.
no-13 is a negative quip. The printed name is "say no". The true-name is "no-13". The comment is "'No - what would I want with a small wooden box?' you reply.".
It directly-follows yes-9.
It mentions heart-sized box.
The response is "'You will need one,' he informs you, 'You must place my heart inside and burn it, then scatter the ashes round this place[casually queue why you must burn the box][burn-box].'".
It quip-supplies the corpse.
Availability rule for whether the heart will fool the Queen:
if the player carries the hart's heart:
make no decision;
otherwise:
it is off-limits.
whether the heart will fool the Queen is a questioning quip.
Understand "if" as whether the heart will fool the Queen.
It mentions hart's heart.
The comment is "'Here; do you think the Queen will be fooled by this?' you ask, holding out the heart."
The response is "For a moment, a strange eagerness enters her eyes[set body-context to Snow White] as she stares at the heart. Then she mutters, 'Let us hope so.'"
It quip-supplies Snow White.