"Hell's kitchen" by Suihong Wong The Kitchen is a room. "There is a counter in the middle of the kitchen. There are also rows of cupboards, there seems to be a door near the fridge." The opened door is north of the Kitchen and south of the Hell's Kitchen. "[if player is in The Kitchen]Through the open door, you see nothing but intense shades of red and feels hot air from inside the room[ELSE]It is intensely hot and you can only see the dim kitchen interior.[END IF]."The opened door is an open door. The description is "The door has a bright red frame and is held open mysteriously." The Hell's Kitchen is north of the propped-open door. "This place closely resemble your kitchen, but the light is dim surrounded by shades of red. An evil voice echos: 'Welcome to the Hell's Kitchen.'" A container called a fridge is in the Kitchen. "There is a fridge." The description of the fridge is "The fridge is sturdy and operating." Drinks is in the fridge. The description of the drinks is "Perrier Sparkling Water." A counter is in the Kitchen. The description of the counter is "A normal kitchen counter." A goose is on the counter. The description of the goose is "A HUGE Thawed goose, ready to put in oven." A container called an oven is in the Kitchen. "There is an oven." An oven is either on or off. The description of the oven is "[if on]Tremedous heat inside the oven[else]on the panel reads 'V8 engine with 800 horsepower.'[end if]". The oven is openable. The oven is on. Walking out is an action applying to nothing. Understand "carry" as taking Instead of exiting: try walking out. Carry out walking out: if the player is in the kitchen: try going north; otherwise: say "There is no exit here." a Chef is a kind of person. Gordon Ramsay is a Chef. The description of Gordon Ramsay is "Austrailian Chef, nothing beats that." Gordon Ramsay is in the Hell's kitchen. Kitchen time is a scene. Kitchen time begins when examining the goose. Kitchen time ends when going north. The decision is a scene. The decision begins when kitchen time ends. Every turn During the decision: if goose is in the oven: end the story saying "You cooked my goose!"; otherwise: end the story saying "Good for you, that was my goose." Release along with cover art, the source text, an interpreter, and a website.