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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions Chris Conley/Threaded Conversation-v9.i7x
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Expand Up @@ -433,10 +433,10 @@ Rule for listing plausible quips (this is the standard quip plausibility rule):
say "[quip-suggestion-phrase][the prepared list delimited in disjunctive style]." (A);

Before printing the name of a questioning quip while listing plausible quips or listing peripheral quips (this is the prefix-ask rule):
say "ask " (A).
say "[regarding the player][ask] about " (A).

Before printing the name of an informative quip while listing plausible quips or listing peripheral quips (this is the prefix-say rule):
say "say " (A).
say "[regarding the player][tell] about " (A).


Part Two - Customizing Listing Plausible Quips
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