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</div>On these pages, <b>A → B</b> (right arrow) means that the response happens when object <b>A</b> is used on thing <b>B</b>, or in the case of talking to other characters, the indicated sequence of chat topic icons are chosen. | |||
<hr style="text-align: left; width: 100px;"/> A short horizontal line between two or more responses, such as the one above, means only one of the responses is heard at a time, and that the action results in a different response each time it occurs. | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:00, 18 July 2026
On these pages, A → B (right arrow) means that the response happens when object A is used on thing B, or in the case of talking to other characters, the indicated sequence of chat topic icons are chosen.
A short horizontal line between two or more responses, such as the one above, means only one of the responses is heard at a time, and that the action results in a different response each time it occurs.