Key & Compass presents:
Moral Me This
by Mark Musante

• Walkthrough
• Extras
  • Characters
  • Inventory
• Thank You to my Patreon supporters
• External links:
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Walkthrough

Moral Me This

This is surreal... And actually, this game doesn't seem to have an actual title. "Moral Me This" is just the name of the first location.

> x iguana. x grass. x flowers.

> x corn. i. take corn.

> x inn. x yo-yo. take yo-yo. x buffalo. e.

Inn

> x benches. look under benches. x ornament. w.

Moral Me This

> x small object. take duck. push button.

Many events happen. You score 100 points.

Would you like to RESTORE, RESTART, or QUIT? no

Oh well. Can't have everything, I guess.

Extras

Characters

• The iguana is in the meadow and likes to wave its arms to make things appear.
• The buffalo is a huge herd in the distance. They don't want you to take the green yo-yo for some reason.
• Your mother is mentioned at the very start of the game. She warned you not to fall into that hole with the time warp. Maybe you'll listen to her next time.

Inventory

• a hunk of corn. Magically summoned by the iguana in the meadow after a few turns. You can't do much with it.
• a lawn ornament. Look under the benches in the inn to find it. Examine it. It's a garden gnome. Take it out of the inn; the iguana makes it explode, leaving a robot duck.
• a small object; after examining: a robot duck. Created by the explosion of the lawn ornament. Push the button on it to end the game.

Thank You to my Patreon supporters

This walkthrough is provided free of charge since I wrote this walkthrough prior to January 2015 when I began my Patreon account, and also because the work it's based on has less than fifteen locations (so I wouldn't have charged for it anyway). I've since reformatted this walkthrough to use my currently preferred style. I hope you enjoy it!

I'm still creating new walkthroughs! Larger ones too! Please visit my Patreon account if you're interested in helping me create more interactive fiction walkthroughs. I appreciate all the help I can get! Thanks again.