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Section 1 - Doors

The initial appearance of a door is usually "A door leads [item described direction]." The description of a door is usually "[if open]An open door, through which you can see the [other side of item described from location in lower case] to [the way through item described].[otherwise]It's closed."

To say (item - a thing) direction:

let place be a random room;

let the place be the other side of the item;

if the place is visited, say "[way through the item] to [the place in lower case]";

otherwise say "[way through the item]".

To decide what direction is the way through (threshold - a door):

let far side be the other side of threshold;

let way be the best route from the location to the far side, using even locked doors;

if way is a direction, decide on the way;

decide on inside.