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Section - Teacups

Before inserting something into a teacup when the noun is not hot tea: say "The teacups are for filling with tea. Hot tea." instead.

Before filling a teacup with something when the second noun is not hot tea: say "The teacups are for filling with tea. Hot tea." instead.

Check filling a teacup when the noun is in the cabinet:

say "You should take the teacup out of the cabinet before you fill it." instead.

Definition: a teacup is parched if it is not filled with something.

Before filling a teacup with something when the noun is filled with something or the noun is in the cabinet: [something like this is necessary or Inform will try to fill the same teacup over and over]

if a visible parched teacup is not in the cabinet:

let the target be a random visible parched teacup that is not in the cabinet;

try filling the target with the second noun instead;

otherwise if a parched teacup is in the cabinet:

say "It looks like all the empty teacups are in the cabinet. Better take one out." instead;

otherwise:

say "You can't see any empty teacups." instead.