InvisiDifferences

On the River . . .

Around the Volcano

Well, well, well, Alice, welcome to Wonderland!

I can eat the blue, red, and orange cakes, but what about the one that says "Eat Me"?
1. Congratulations. If you've gotten this far, you've seen how the carousel room puzzle fit into the original map.
2. But the parser isn't exactly the one from Zork Zero. Even so, you still need to identify the cake.
3. You could put the other 3 cakes in another room, . . .
4. . . . but then you wouldn't be able to get at them while under the influence of the one without a color.
5. So how do you identify that all-important cake? You'll probably be screaming the answer as an obscene insult to the Implementers, by the time you figure it out.
6. EATME! Or more to the point, EAT EATME CAKE

I know what the red cake is supposed to do, but I can't get the parser to understand.
1. Remember, this ain't the parser from Wishbringer
2. It's very finicky about syntax. (You've probably already figured that much out by now.)
3. You could drop it . . .
4. . . . but you may as well be saying, "Hello Sailor" for all the good it will do. The answer will have you wanting to throw something.
5. THROW RED CAKE

The Bank of Zork

Where is the Gnome, to let me out of the small room?
1. Congratulations. If you've gotten this far, you've seen how the "Bank of Zork" puzzle fit into the original map.
2. There is no Gnome to let you out of the small room when the curtain door closes. You have to find your own way out.
3. Then again, the curtain door in this game is like a Norms Restaurant: it never closes. But with those two exceptions, the Bank Puzzle works exactly like the later version in Zork II.
4. "It is said that a Shaolin Priest can walk through walls."