Oranges in Interactive Fiction

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  And yet it moves (2014)

  > x norange (@ Market)

  Some people think these should be called oranges instead. How ridiculous.

  It costs F0.2.

• Ballymun Adventure (2006)

  > x orange (@ Room 17)

  A large orange. Just the right sort of fruit to keep you feeling full of energy .

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  An Escape to Remember (2006)

  > x petrified orange (@ Office)

  A whole orange, but with a dull stone finish in place of the expected orangey brightness. This must be the result of one of the sultan's experiments.

• Hallowe'en (2000)

  > x orange (@ Living Room)

  You got it from some old lady who took about twenty minutes. And it's not a nice, big, juicy orange either - no, a shrivelled, pale, dry thing.

• Mrs. Pepper's Nasty Secret (2008)

  > x orange (@ Front Yard)

  The orange is round and firm, with a pebbly skin.

• A Scurvy of Wonders (2011)

  > x oranges (@ Grove)

  Even one orange would save your life, but for one thing they are too far away and for another they are guarded by a possessive manatee farmer.

  When the farmer gives an orange to you, it has the same description. Probably the same object.

• Shades of Gray: An Adventure in Black and White (1992)

  > x orange (@ Clearing)

  The orange looks ripe and juicy.

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  Zozzled (2019)

  > x orange (@ Kitchen)

  For making vodka and orange juice, except there's no vodka. What are people supposed to do for breakfast tomorrow?

• Default response instances

  • The Valley House (2011): tangerine @ Kitchen.