La vallée mystérieuse — 4 of 14

Chapter 3 - Nouvelles définitions

A person can be masculin or feminin or neutre. A person is usually neutre.

A room can be a shelter or not a shelter. A room is usually not a shelter.

A room can be indoor or outdoor. A room is usually outdoor.

Definition: a room is indoor if it is a shelter.

Ute is a region.

Inne is a region.

[marche pas ?]

[Definition: a room is in Ute if it is outdoor.

Definition: a room is in Inne if it is indoor.]

A day is a kind of thing. A day can be night or bright. A day is usually bright.

The current day is a day.

The first day is a day. The second day is a day. The third day is a day. The fourth day is a day.

[The player is feminin.

The player is female.]

Taking something which is scenery is manipulating decorium. Pushing or pulling or attacking or rubbing or kissing something which is scenery is manipulating decorium.

Instead of manipulating decorium, say "Vous n[']avez pas le loisir de manipuler des éléments du décor.".

Taking or Pushing or pulling or touching or rubbing or turning or tasting or smelling or searching or cutting or switching on or switching off or opening or closing or squeezing or burning or kissing or waving or entering or attacking something which is not scenery is manipulating objectum.

A thing can be reachable. A thing is usually reachable.

Taking something not reachable is acting OutOfReach. Pushing or pulling or touching or rubbing or turning or tasting or smelling or searching or cutting or switching on or switching off or opening or closing or squeezing or burning or kissing or waving or entering or attacking something not reachable is acting OutOfReach.

Instead of acting OutOfReach:

say "C[']est hors de portée.".

A thing can be inflame or not inflame.

Understand "flatter" as touching.

Understand "animal" as animal.