Look, Take, Draw — 4 of 7

A simple nightstand is a nightstand in Room 3. On the simple nightstand is a note. The description of the note is "[paragraph break][fixed letter spacing]Message received. I will arrive early and take out the opposition as agreed. If you need me, you can find me in the cabin on the western outskirts of town. [paragraph break] - Paul Regret, Mercenaries Local 139[variable letter spacing]".

A horse is a kind of thing. A horse can be tied or untied. A horse is usually tied.

Instead of taking a horse, say "It's too dangerous to get close to it.".

The mustang is a horse. The mustang is scenery. The mustang has description "A large black mustang, with fiery eyes and a wild mane. [if mustang is tied]It's tied up at the moment.[end if][if mustang is untied]It's now on the loose, kicking and neighing. It's only a matter of time before Regret comes out to investigate." Understand "horse" as mustang. The mustang is in Cabin Exterior.

Untying is an action applying to one thing. Understand "untie [something]", "release [something]" as untying.

Check untying when the noun is not a horse:

say "You can't untie that." instead.

Check untying the mustang when the mustang is untied:

say "It's already loose, and a bit dangerous." instead.

Check untying the mustang when the mustang is not visible:

say "What mustang?" instead.

Carry out untying the mustang:

now the mustang is untied;

say "The mustang is now untied. It prances and bucks wildly, and nearly kicks you in the head."

A neat bed is a bed in Room 3. The description is "The bed is fastidiously made. Whoever made this seems like the kind of person who[']d plan very far ahead."

[A horse blanket is scenery in Room 3. The description is "It covers the only window. Light peeks through the edges, but it's still pretty dark in here."]

[Understand "gunslinger", "Billy the Post-Adolescent", and "Billy" as the occupied bed.]

[A covered window is undescribed scenery in Room 3. The description is "It's covered by a horse blanket."]

[Instead of doing anything other than examining, looking, traveling to, going or foreseeing when the location is Room 3:

say "You don't want to wake Billy the Post-Adolescent. You should just try looking and not touching."]

Section 5 - Cabin Exterior