Find the Soccer Ball by Gabriel Han

Find the Soccer Ball

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The Living Room is a room. "You're in your house. You're looking chubby. You decide to play soccer. However, you don't have a ball. 
The front door is west. The Kitchen is north and The Bedroom is east."

The Bedroom is east of the living room. "You search for a soccer ball. There is a closet to the east. The closest you have is a ping pong ball. And that's not very close. The living room is west."

The closet is in the bedroom.
The closet is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the closet is "What's inside? No one knows. There are two white doors on it."
Instead of taking the closet:
move the wooden trunk to the bedroom;
say "You open the doors. Inside is a wooden trunk."

The wooden trunk is in the closet.
The wooden trunk is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the wooden trunk is "A big wooden trunk. It seems to be unlocked."

Instead of taking the wooden trunk:
move the large box to the bedroom;
say "You open the wooden trunk. Inside is a large box."

The large box is in the wooden trunk.
The large box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the large box is "A large box. It's made out of cardboard."

Instead of taking the large box:
move the medium box to the bedroom;
say "You open the large box. Inside is a medium sized box."

The medium box is in the large box.
The medium box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the medium box is "A medium sized box. It is also made out of cardboard."

Instead of taking the medium box:
move the small box to the bedroom;
say "You open the medium sized box. Inside is a small box."

The small box is in the medium box.
The small box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the small box is "A small box. It is also made out of cardboard."

Instead of taking the small box:
move the smaller box to the bedroom;
say "You open the small box. Inside is a smaller box."

The smaller box is in the small box.
The smaller box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the smaller box is "A smaller box. It is also made out of cardboard."

Instead of taking the smaller box:
move the smallest box to the bedroom;
say "You open the smaller box. Inside is the smallest box."

The smallest box is in the smaller box.
The smallest box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the smallest box is "An even smaller box. It is also made out of cardboard."

Instead of taking the smallest box:
move the minuscule box to the bedroom;
say "You open the smallest box. Inside is a minuscule box."

The minuscule box is in the smallest box.
The minuscule box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the minuscule box is "A minuscule box. It is also made out of cardboard."

Instead of taking the minuscule box:
move the little box to the bedroom;
say "You open the minuscule box. Inside is a little box."

The little box is in the minuscule box.
The little box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the little box is "A little box. It is also made out of cardboard."

Instead of taking the little box:
move the littlest box to the bedroom;
say "You open the little box. Inside is the littlest box."

The littlest box is in the little box.
The littlest box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the littlest box is "The littlest box. It is also made out of cardboard."

Instead of taking the littlest box:
move the mini box to the bedroom;
say "You open the littlest box. Inside is a mini box."

The mini box is in the littlest box.
The mini box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the mini box is "A mini box. It is also made out of cardboard."

Instead of taking the mini box:
move the tiny box to the bedroom;
say "You open the mini box. Inside is a tiny box."

The tiny box is in the mini box.
The tiny box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the tiny box is ":)"

Instead of taking the tiny box:
move the tinier box to the bedroom;
say "You open the tiny box. Inside is a tinier box."

The tinier box is in the tiny box.
The tinier box is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the tinier box is ":P"


Instead of taking the tinier box:
move the spherical bag to the bedroom;
say "You open the tinier box. Inside is a spherical bag."

The spherical bag is in the tinier box.
The spherical bag is a container. It is openable, closed and fixed in place.
The description of the spherical bag is "Hmm...A bag shaped like a ball? Reminds you of something you were trying to do before you got distracted by your fascinating closet."

Instead of taking the spherical bag:
move the ball of dust to the bedroom;
say "You open the spherical bag. Inside is ball of dust. Haha."

The ball of dust is an object.
The ball of dust is in the spherical bag.
The description of the ball of dust is "Don't get it too close or you might sneeze!"

The ping pong ball is an object.
The ping pong ball is in The Bedroom.
The description of the ping pong ball is "It is white."

The kitchen is north of the living room. "You look for something to eat, but there's nothing. The living room is to the south."

The Street is west of the living room. "You see a basketball court to the south and a soccer field to the north."

The Basketball Court is south of  the street. "It's empty. You see a big metal table nearby. It is closed. The exit is to the north."

The Metal Table is in The Basketball Court. 

The Metal Bin is on The Metal Table. 
The Metal Bin is a container. 
It is openable, closed and fixed in place.

The description of the metal bin is "There is a lid on the bin."

The lid is part of the metal bin.

Instead of taking the lid:
move the soccer ball to the basketball court;
say "You take the lid off and grab the soccer ball. You found a soccer ball to play with! You win"

The soccer ball is in the metal bin. 
The soccer ball is an object. 
Understand "ball" as the soccer ball.
The description of the ball is "You found a soccer ball to play with! You win!"

The soccer field is north of the street. "Hopefully there's some spare soccer balls around. There's a basket on a bench nearby labelled 'soccer balls' and a goal to the west. The exit is to the south."

The bench is in the soccer field.
The basket is on bench. 
The basket is a container. 
It is openable, closed and fixed in place.

The description of the basket is "There is a rag covering the basket. "

The rag is part of the basket.

Instead of taking the rag:
move the football to the soccer field;
say "You take the rag off only to find a football."

The football is in the basket. 
The football is an object. 
The description of the football is "Although some people do call soccer balls footballs, this is not what you are looking for."

Test win with "w / s / open bin / x ball".