Section - Miscellaneous Actions
Instead of going: say "No need to go anywhere yet; you have enough time to wait for Lily."
Instead of singing: say "[radio text] you sing quietly." [radio text is capitalized and with a comma in quotation marks]
Understand the command "read" as something new.
Reading is an action applying to one thing. Understand "read [something]" as reading.
Check reading when the noun is not The Complete Poems of Elizabeth Bishop: say "[The noun] doesn't make great reading." instead.
Report reading The Complete Poems of Elizabeth Bishop: say "[60 secs]You read a bit of the poem about the moose. That's your favorite."
Understand "* [text]" as a mistake ("Thanks for the comment!").
Understand "xyzzy" or "plugh" or "plover" as a mistake ("Fourth-wall breaking is Lily's job.").
The loaf of bread is edible. A bread slice is always edible.
Instead of eating the loaf of bread: say "Oh dear, cut it first!"
Instead of eating an untoasted bread slice: say "You're not in enough of a hurry to eat plain untoasted bread."
After eating a toasted bread slice:
now the noun is untoasted; [since it's going back off-stage to be recycled the next time you cut bread]
say "You eat plain toast. Not that appetizing, but you usually don't get the butter and jam out until Lily wakes up. [pb](Too much to implement, she says. Sometimes she really makes no sense.)"
The block drinking rule is not listed in any rulebook.
[these are carry out and after rules to allow the noticing and memory rules to take effect]
Carry out drinking something when the noun is filled with a liquid:
if the filling of the noun is cold water:
say "You're not thirsty enough to drink water from [the noun].";
otherwise:
try drinking the filling of the noun.
After drinking hot tea: say "Oh, you can wait for Lily."
After drinking cold water: say "You stick your head under the tap and drink some cold water. Refreshing."
After drinking a liquid: say "[The noun] doesn't seem that appetizing; why not wait to drink some tea with Lily?"