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- P R E S E N T
- DREAMWEB MULTI-SOLUTION!
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- DRUNK MAN:
- ----------
-
- As you approach the man doesn't stir.
- Hey! Wake up.
- There is still no response from the man, whose face rests in a pool of
- rainwater.
- Can you hear me?
- There's still no sign of movement. Perhaps he isn't even alive...
-
- VIDEOGAME PLAYER
- ----------------
- Vidgame player:You recognise the vidgame player as someone who comes into
- the bar fairly often. He wears a brown leather jacket and torn and faded
- jeans. He is concentrating intently on his game.
-
- The vidgame player is wrestling furiously with the controls on the arcade
- machine and ignores you as you approach.
- Hi there. How's it going?
- Look, I'm try to concentrate, just leave me alone.
- Your name's Steve isn't it?
- Yeah that's right, now could you just leave me alone?
- I guess I should get going anyway, see you later.
-
- Steve looks sideways at you as you walk up to the machine.
- Hello again.
- I don't think you're listening to me. I just want to be left alone to play
- this game. Now get lost.
- Yeah, sure. See you later...
-
- SPARKY
- ------
- Sparky:Sparky is stood behind the bar. Obviously he has no staff available
- and has to work himself. Sparky is overweight and scruffy. His belly pokes
- out from beneath his grey shirt. He doesn't look very happy.
-
- Sparky looks up at you and says "Hey Ryan. Did you get my Mailnet message?"
- No, sorry, I mean, sorry I'm late.
- That's OK, no problem at all.
- Really?
- Yeah, you're fired. If you'd bothered to read my message you would know by
- now.
- You can't do that! I really need the money.
- Sorry Ryan, I can't use unreliable staff.
- Look, I'm sorry, I've been having a few problems sleeping recently, I'll try
- and pull myself together.
- I'll tell you what I'll do. Take a couple of weeks off, try and sort yourself
- out. You aren't any good to me like this.
- Thanks, I really appreciate it. Do you think I could have my wages?
- Well... I guess so, even though I've ended up having to work behind the bar
- myself. Just run your card through the scanner.
- OK, and I promise I'll sort myself out.
- Sparky looks at you expectantly. Perhaps you should do as he says.
-
- Look Ryan, if you want your wages you'll have to give me your cashcard.
- Oh yeah, I can't think straight today.
- Well maybe you should go and see a doctor...
-
- Sparky:Sparky is stood behind the bar. Obviously he has no staff available
- and has to work himself. Sparky is overweight and scruffy. His belly pokes out
- from beneath his grey shirt. He is humming to himself.
-
- What do you want now? I've given you your pay. Why don't you go and get some
- sleep? You look awful.
- Maybe you're right. I'll see you later on.
-
- Yeah, look after yourself.
-
- Now what? You look terrible. Go home Ryan and get some sleep.
- Yeah, I'll try.
-
- MAN
- ---
- Man:Sat at the bar is a large man who is smoking a cigarette. He stares across
- the bar impassively and occasionally glances at the TV. He looks as if he's
- having a really bad time.
-
- The man takes a puff of his cigarette and asks you what's up.
- Mind if I sit next to you?
- Do whatcha like. I don't care.
- Thanks. What's on TV?
- Oh, it's a programme about that singer, David Crane.
- What about him?
- He's playing some concert or other tonight. He's just arrived in town.
- Where's he staying?
- At a hotel called the Regency. Hey! What is this anyway. Why all the
- questions?
- Oh, no reason. The Regency is that big place near the bridge isn't it?
- Er, yeah. Now why don't you shut up and leave me alone?
-
- Look pal, just stop annoying me will ya?
- Sorry I spoke.
-
- SLEPPING MAN
- ------------
- Man:A man a little younger than yourself lies with his head firmly on the
- table. He's asleep and obviously drunk. His jacket sleeve is in a pool of beer
- and he snores quite loudly.
-
- The man lies in front of you snoring.
- Hey! Wake up, I need to talk to you.
- Zzzzzz.....
- Come on, wake up! I really need some help.
- Zzzzzz.....
- Oh forget it.
-
- Light:This purple neon lamp provides dim light for the stairwell leading into
- Sparky's bar.
- You can't use the neon light.
-
- Light:One of two bright purple lights on the stairs leading down into Sparky's
- bar. The light from it is barely adequate.
- You touch the glass casing and find it warm.
-
- Light:The bar is lit by several of these gold coloured lamps. Each of them is
- fixed to the wall at head height.
- The light has no visible switch.
-
- Light:A neon lamp with a gold colour to it. The lamp is filled with a gas
- which, when excited by electrons produces ultra violet light. This in turn
- illuminates a phosphorous coating on the inner surface of the bulb.
- There is no use for the light.
-
- Light:A gold coloured neon lamp providing lighting for the bar.
- You can't use it.
-
- Light:One of several neon lights positioned around the bar. Because the bar is
- underground there are no windows and the lights stay on in here constantly.
- There is no switch visible.
-
- Light:A neon light that is about eight inches wide and gold in colour. It is
- fixed onto the wall with metal clips.
- The light has no use, except to provide light.
-
- Neon sign:A green neon sign that says "Sparky's" in letters about a foot high.
- The sign is fixed to the wall in only two places and looks dangerously close
- to coming loose.
- You can't use the sign for anything.
-
- Bar:The bar is made of wood and has a brass rail around the bottom for you to
- put your foot on. The surface of the bar is heavily scratched.
- You lean on the bar only to find that your elbow went in a damp patch. You
- stand up straight again.
- Bar:The wooden bar stretches around one corner of the room. There is a card
- reader on top of the bar and there are two beer pumps behind it.
- There is no reason to use the bar.
-
- Machine:A cigarette machine that has a sign taped onto it. The sign says
- "Out of Order".
- You press one of the selection buttons on the front of the machine and nothing
- happens.
-
- Rail:A brass foot rail that goes around the bottom of the bar.
- You rest your foot against it.
-
- Rail:A brass rail fitted to the bottom of the bar. It is held on by a series
- of brackets.
- There is no need to do that.
-
- Shelf:A wooden shelf that has glasses on top of it.
- The shelf is for the sole use of people working behind the bar.
-
- Arcade machine:The arcade machine is making a frantic noise. The blue casing
- is covered in gaudy logos and graphics. There is a joystick and three fire
- buttons on the panel at the front.
- The machine is already being used.
-
- Card scanner:This card scanning device allows Sparky to deduct from and add
- money to cashcards.
- Maybe I should ask Sparky if I can have my wages....
-
- Sign:A bright green neon sign that says "Toilet" and points to the doorway
- next to it.
- You examine the sign once more.
-
- Drain:A solid metal drain cover. Water from the street runs steadily into the
- drain. The green light from the nearby neon sign reflects off the drain.
- You peer down into the murkiness and can see nothing.
-
- Bin:A square metal bin on a single leg that is bolted to the floor.
- Open it and put something inside.
-
- Toilet:A light grey coloured toilet with a push button flush on it.
- You press the button gently and the toilet flushes.
-
- Monitor:A Network monitor that is switched permanently into TV mode.
- The monitor shows a music channel at the moment.
- You can't reach the controls and Sparky has lost the remote control.
-
- Table:An octagonal wooden table. There are a few of these around the bar.
- The top is scratched and has spilt liquid on it.
- Sit down first.
-
- Table:An eight sided wooden table that has a lip around the edge to stop
- any spilt drink from running onto the floor.
- You usually sit at the bar.
-
- Table:A small wooden table that stands on four legs of varying heights.
- The table is already in use.
-
- Table:A wooden table with eight sides. There is some spilt beer on it that
- has gathered at one edge.
- You decide that it would be best to sit at the bar.
-
- Seat:A small wooden bar stool with a leather seat on it.It stands on one
- brass leg that is bolted to the floor.
- You don't usually sit here at a table, you like to sit at the bar. It annoys
- Sparky.
-
- Seat:A bar stool with a leather cover. This stool is where you normally sit
- if you come into Sparky's when you're not working.
- :You decide to take a seat for a few moments. You are already sat down.
-
- Seat:A bar stool which is stuck on the floor close to the bar. It has a single
- leg.
- Sit in your usual seat.
-
- Seat:A leather covered seat by the bar.
- You decide that you would rather sit elsewhere.
-
- Chair:A chair with a well worn leather covering.
- You can't sit here.
-
- Chair:A leather covered chair. On the back is a small gold coloured plate with
- the word "Sparky's" stamped on it
- You can't sit here.
-
- Chair:One of several chairs positioned around the tables in the bar.
- You can't sit down here.
-
- Chair:This chair is jammed right into the corner of the room in front of a
- small hexagonal table.
- The chair is inaccessible to you.
-
- Chair:This chair is directly opposite the arcade machine. The covering is
- marked and worn in several places and one leg appears to be longer than the
- other.
- You can't sit here.
-
- Chair:A leather chair that is by a table next to an arcade machine.
- You can't sit here.
-
- Sink:A light grey sink with a tiny plug hole in it. It looks as if this place
- hasn't been cleaned for ages.
- You search for the plug but it is nowhere to be seen.
-
- Tap:A silver tap that drips water slowly and steadily into the sink beneath
- it.
- You turn the tap and a burst of filthy looking water comes out. You turn it
- back as tight as you can but it continues to leak.
-
- Holder:A grey plastic toilet roll holder with a very small amount of paper on
- it.
- There is no need to do that.
-
- Mirror:The mirror above the sink is so grimy that you can hardly make out your
- face in it.
- You wipe your hand across the mirror but it doesn't help.
-
- Light:The bathroom is lit by two of these neon lamps. They are gold in colour.
- The lights are controlled from somewhere else in the bar.
-
- Light:The bathroom is lit by two of these neon lamps. They are gold in colour.
- There is no switch visible on the lamp.
-
- Hand dryer:A "Dryomatic" hand dryer. The instructions tell you that your hands
- will activate the machine when placed inside. They will be dried
- automatically.
- You place your hands inside and the machine dries them.
-
- Pump:Sparky's bar has two types of beer on tap. The rest are bottled. This
- pump delivers cool fresh glasses of a German beer.
- Sparky will do that for you.
-
- Pump:One of two beer pumps in the bar. You can't read the label on this one
- but the beer has a reputation of being strong.
- Sparky will help you with that.
-
- Door:An automatically opening door. As you walk towards it one segment opens
- sideways and the other segment disappears into the floor.
- Just walk towards it.
-
- Door:A distance sensitive door that opens as you approach it.
- Walk towards the door and it will open for you.
-
- Door:The door to the toilet opens automatically as you walk towards it.
- The doors will open when you get near to them and close when you are far
- enough away.
-
- Door:The toilet door has much graffiti scribbled all over it. Mostly the
- writing refers to Sparky and most of it is unpleasant.
- You don't have a pen!.
- Making sure you are alone you quickly scribble your name.
- You don't need to do that twice!
-
- Pipe:Over your head runs a water pipe that disappears into the wall by the
- door.
- You can't use the pipe.
-
- Pipe:A water pipe that runs overhead. The neon lights reflect off the
- moisture covering the pipe.
- You couldn't reach the pipe from here.
-
- Pipe:The overhead pipe disappears into the wall at this point. You wonder
- vaguely where it goes to.
- You can't use the pipe.
-
- Pipe:The overhead pipe goes into the wall just here. From the pipe comes a
- slow trickle of water than runs down the wall.
- You can't use the pipe.
-
- SPARKY'S BAR:There are only a few tables in the bar along with a cigarette
- machine and an arcade game. The deep red carpet extends up to the bar,
- behind which stands Sparky himself. Music plays quietly over hidden speakers.
-
- TOILET:The toilets in Sparky's are small but adequate. There is a sink to one
- side with a mirror above it. There is a hand dryer on the wall. The door is
- self locking and shuts behind you when you enter the room.
-
- OUTSIDE BAR:Through the torrential rain you can see the neon sign for
- "Sparky's Bar". Next to this is a doorway that leads to a small flight of
- stairs. At the foot of these stairs is the entrance to the bar.
-
- Ashtray:A blue ashtray with the word "Sparky's" printed around the rim.
- There is no need to use the ashtray.
-
- Ashtray:A cheap plastic ashtray with a grooved base and a high rim. The
- ashtray is a deep blue colour and has the word "Sparky's" embossed along the
- edge.
- The ashtray is quite useless.
-
- Ashtray:The ashtray is made of a flimsy, and possible flammable cheap plastic
- that bends easily in your hands. Around the rim you notice that Sparky has had
- the name of the bar embossed.
- The ashtray is of no use to you.
-
- Glass:A clear pint glass that belongs to Sparky's bar. The glass has a small
- chip in the rim.
- Find something to use the glass with.
-
- Glass:A clear straight pint glass that feels slightly sticky to the touch.
- Find something to use the glass with.
-
- Glass:A small glass tumbler that belongs in Sparky's bar. The glass has a
- hairline crack running down one side.
- Find something to use the glass with.
-
- Glass:A small glass used for spirits. The glass is a couple of inches high
- and quite thick.
- Find something to use the glass with.
-
- Rubbish:A crumpled piece of paper with barely legible red print on it.
- You uncrumple the paper and see that it is a statement of someone's account
- at Sparky's. They owe even more than you do!
-
- Bottle:A green beer bottle with a white label that is peeling off at the corners.
- Find something to fill the bottle with, if you want to.
-
- Bottle:A green glass bottle that once contained beer. It was discarded by the
- tramp outside Sparky's bar.
- The bottle can be used with a tap to fill it up.
-
- Bottle:The label on this beer bottle states that the beer is five percent
- proof.
- There's no apparent use for the beer bottle.
-
- Coke can:A used coke can that is slightly crumpled. It is mainly red and has
- the familiar logo along its side.
- Someone has already drunk the coke.
-
- Rubbish:A crumpled up leaflet that someone has obviously read and then thrown
- away.
- Trying to straighten out the leaflet you see that it is advertising Sparky's
- bar.
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