>SHOW LOBLO BOTTLE TO DUNBAR
Ms. Dunbar doesn't appear interested.
>SHOW LOBLO TABLETS TO DUNBAR
She glances at the pills. "They're my pills. You must have taken them from my
bathroom. Well, what am I supposed to say?" She looks away.
Shouldn't she react the same way to both? This is what DUNBAR-F does:
(<VERB? SHOW CONFRONT>
<COND (<==? ,PRSI ,STUB>
<PERFORM ,V?ASK-ABOUT ,DUNBAR ,STUB>
<RTRUE>)
(<EQUAL? ,PRSI ,LOBLO>
<TELL
"She glances at the pills. \"They're my pills. You must have taken them from
my bathroom. Well, what am I supposed to say?\" She looks away." CR>)
I think it would make sense to check for bothLOBLO and LOBLO-BOTTLE. Though if we do, I guess the message also has to refer either to the pills or the bottle, depending on which you show.
Shouldn't she react the same way to both? This is what
DUNBAR-F
does:I think it would make sense to check for both
LOBLO
andLOBLO-BOTTLE
. Though if we do, I guess the message also has to refer either to the pills or the bottle, depending on which you show.