The Hobbit: Routines

Address	Label	Description
6C00	START	The game's entry point
6DD6	READ_LINE	Read a command from the keyboard
6E4F	ONE_KEY_MOVES	The cursor keys, pressed first on a line, are whole moves
6E7A	REPEAT_LAST	@ on an empty line: the last command again
6E8B	RUB_OUT_LINE	Backspace to the start of the line
6E97	TOKENISE	Turn the next word of INPUT_LINE into a token
6F30	PUNCTUATION_TOKEN	A full stop, comma or quote is a token by itself
6F47	MATCH_WORD	Look a typed word up in the dictionary
6FBA	LETTERS_AGREE	Does the typed word agree with the candidate?
6FD3	CLEAR_SCREEN	Clear the screen: white border, black on white
70E2	CLEAR_BYTES	Zero B bytes from HL
70E8	PATTERN_OF	Find an action's entry in ACTION_PATTERNS
70F3	PATTERN_FLAGS	Gather an action pattern's flags
711A	NARRATE_REFUSAL	Narrate the action as refused, unless IS_ORDER says not to
712B	NARRATE_ACTION	Tell the player what was done, as a sentence
71D5	ROOM_NAME_AT	HL = where location A's name is, in its record
71E2	OBJECT_NAME_AT	HL = where object A's name is, in its record
71F3	NAME_MATCHES	Does a typed name fit an object's name?
722E	WORD_MATCHES	Does a typed word fit a word of a name?
7249	GET_KEY	Wait for a key, or type WAIT when none comes
728B	COMPARE_HL_DE	Compare HL with DE: Z if equal
72C3	PRINT_LITERAL	Print a literal character from a message
72CE	CANNOT_DO	"i cannot do that."
72D3	RUN_MESSAGE	Print a message
7340	MC_END_LINE	Message control code $14: end the message with a new line
7344	MC_END_STOP	Message control code $15: end the message with a full stop and a new line
7348	WORD_AND_END	Print a word, then end the sentence or the line as its flags say
735B	MC_END	Message control code $16: end the message
7367	MC_PUSHED_OBJECT	Message control code $00: print the object whose record the caller pushed
7376	MC_PUSHED_WORD	Message control code $01: print the word the caller pushed
737E	MC_JUMP	Message control code $02: jump within the message by the signed byte that follows
738B	MC_NOTHING	Message control code $05, $0A, $0F and $12: do nothing
738D	MC_INSTRUMENT_NOUN	Message control code $03: the noun of the instrument in the current command
7394	MC_PUSHED_WITH_ARTICLE	Message control code $04: the pushed word with a or the in front
73A3	MC_ACTOR	Message control code $06: the actor's name, or YOU
73AF	MC_TARGET	Message control code $07: the target, with its article
73BD	MC_BACKSPACE	Message control code $08: a backspace, joining the next word to the last
73C2	MC_INSTRUMENT	Message control code $09: the instrument, with its article
73E0	MC_SUBMESSAGE	Message control code $0B: run the sub-message the signed byte that follows points at
73F9	MC_ACTOR_HIS	Message control code $0C: HIS, or YOUR for the player
7407	MC_TARGET_HIS	Message control code $0E: HIS or YOUR for the target
740C	MC_ACTOR_IS	Message control code $10: the actor's name and IS, or YOU ARE
7425	MC_TARGET_IS	Message control code $11: the same for the target
742D	MC_PUSHED_IS	Message control code $13: the same for a pushed object
7434	PRINT_NAME_AT	Print the object name whose six bytes are at HL
743F	ARTICLE	Print the article a noun takes
7478	PRINT_NOUN	Print a noun, with its article in the one case PRINT_NAME leaves it out
7488	PRINT_SUBJECT	Print who a sentence is about: object A, or "someone" for $FF
7493	COMMON_WORD	A message's byte $60-$7F: one of the 32 COMMON_WORDS
74BA	PRINT_WORD	Expand a packed word into letters
7585	PARSE_COMMAND	Parse one command from the tokens
75EC	IN_ORDER_ONLY	Z if the sentence being parsed is an order said to someone (IS_ORDER = 1)
75F1	PARSING_ORDER	NZ if the sentence being parsed is an order said to someone
75F6	PARSE_END	Parse the end of the line
75FA	PARSE_THEN	Parse THEN or a full stop
76EC	PARSE_DIRECTION	Parse a direction
76F2	PARSE_ADVERB	Parse an adverb
770B	PARSE_AND	Parse AND
772F	PARSE_GO	Parse GO or RUN
7733	PARSE_VERB	Parse a verb
7790	PARSE_ARTICLE	Parse an article
7795	PARSE_IN	Parse IN or INTO
77A2	PARSE_PREPOSITION	Parse a preposition
77C9	PARSE_ADJECTIVE	Parse an adjective
77D1	PARSE_NOUN	Parse a noun
7809	ADD_ADJECTIVE	Add the adjective in BC to PHRASE
781C	ADD_PREPOSITION	Add the preposition in BC to PHRASE
782B	FILE_PHRASE	Put PHRASE into the frame's first free noun phrase
7850	FILE_FIRST_PHRASE	Put PHRASE into the frame's first noun phrase
7858	NEW_SENTENCE_FRAME	Move on to a new frame, and forget ALL and EXCEPT
7864	CLEAR_FRAME	Clear the frame at IY
7873	NEXT_TOKEN	Take the next token
788C	FRAME_SWAP_DOWN	FRAME_ABOVE_EMPTY with the frames in IX and IY swapped round
7892	FRAME_BELOW_SWAP	FRAME_BELOW with the frames in IX and IY swapped round
789F	FRAME_BELOW	Step IY down one frame
78A5	FRAME_ABOVE_EMPTY	IX = the first frame down from IY with its first phrase in use
78B7	COPY_VERB_ON	Give the frame at IY the verb of the frame at IX
78FF	COPY_FRAME_PHRASE	Copy a ten-byte noun phrase from frame IX to frame IY, at offset DE
7903	COPY_FRAME_WORD	Copy a single word from frame IX to frame IY, at offset DE (COPY_FRAME_PHRASE with C = 2)
7914	STORE_VERB	Store the verb in BC at the head of the frame
7918	STORE_WORD	Store the word in BC in the frame at offset L
7924	ORDERS_ONLY	Allowed only in an order; otherwise NOT_ALLOWED_HERE
7929	NOT_ALLOWED_HERE	A word that is not allowed where it came
792F	QUOTE_LEFT_OPEN	"what ?": the line ended inside a quotation
7960	OBEY	Carry out the parsed command, and let the world take its turn
79A9	CLEAR_PHRASES	Clear PHRASES for a new sentence
79B6	PARSE_ACTION	Turn a parsed sentence into an action and do it
7A14	MATCH_AND_TRY	Try the objects that fit the sentence's names until the action works
7A73	EXCEPTED	Is the target one an EXCEPT phrase names?
7AA1	START_TARGETS	Start the search for the target from the beginning
7ABA	START_INSTRUMENTS	Start the search for the instrument from the beginning
7ACC	SEARCH_START	IX = where a search of the objects starts, for the mode in A's low bits
7AD8	WANTS_INSTRUMENT	Does the sentence still want an instrument found?
7AED	TRY_IT	Do the action; Z if it did not work
7AF5	WOULD_WORK	Would the action in ACTION to INSTRUMENT work? Try it as a test
7B63	NAME_OF_NUMBER	Copy the name of object (or, with A set, location) B to DE
7B78	PATTERN_OPTIONS	Set the action's options from its pattern's flags
7B9E	MATCH_PATTERN	Find the action pattern a sentence fits
7C23	ASSIGN_PHRASES	Decide which noun phrase is the target and which the instrument
7C91	COPY_PHRASE	Copy a noun and its adjectives out of the command frame
7CAC	PICK_WORD	Take the next word of a noun phrase that is not empty
7CC9	CALL_IY	Call the routine IY points at
7CCB	NEXT_TARGET	Try the next object that fits the target's name
7CFC	TRY_TARGETS	Try each object that fits the target's name
7D17	NEXT_INSTRUMENT	Try the next object that fits the instrument's name
7D54	TRY_INSTRUMENTS	TRY_TARGETS for the instrument: each object that fits INSTRUMENT_NAME in turn
7D6B	PRINT_NOW	For real, and in the input window: for the parser's own replies
7D74	KEEP_QUESTION	Keep this sentence's frame, so that the next line can answer a question about it
7D83	ASK_WHICH	"which ... ?": more than one thing fits the name
7D98	INSTRUMENT_TROUBLE	The same for the instrument
7DBC	TARGET_TROUBLE	The target's name did not lead to an action that worked: say why
7E4D	NO_INSTRUMENT	No instrument named: "i see nothing to ... with" or "... with what ?"
7E78	PUSH_PATTERN_WORDS	Push the pattern's particle and preposition, for a reply
7E7C	PUSH_PATTERN_WORDS_NZ	PUSH_PATTERN_WORDS, with its tests the other way round (JR NZ)
7EA8	UNKNOWN_VERB	"i do not know the verb "...""
7EBA	ASSIGN_ORDERS	Give A of the sentences just said to the character in TARGET
7EFF	FIND_ORDER	Find an order waiting for the character in ACTING
7F10	HAS_ORDER	Is there an order waiting for the character in ACTING?
7F1A	TAKE_ORDER	Take the order waiting for a character, and parse it
7F60	CANCEL_ORDERS	Throw away any orders waiting for character A
7F78	DRAW_LOCATION_PICTURE	Draw the current location's picture
7FA7	RUN_PICTURE	Interpret a picture stream
8071	FLOOD_FILL	Flood fill from a seed point
80EE	PIXEL_SET	Is the pixel at (D,E) set?
80F5	ATTR_UP	Up one attribute row, if it can
8106	ATTR_DOWN	Down one attribute row, if it can
8117	ATTR_LEFT	Left one cell, if it can
8121	ATTR_RIGHT	Right one cell, if it can
812B	INC_Y	Move the point up one, if it can
813A	DEC_Y	Move the point down one, if it can
8141	INC_X	Move the point right one, if it can
8148	DEC_X	Move the point left one, if it can
8151	DRAW_LINE	Draw a line
81B5	PLOT_PIXEL	Plot a pixel and colour its cell
81DE	PIXEL_ADDRESS	Screen address and bit mask for a point
820B	CLEAR_CANVAS	Take the stream's header off and clear the canvas
8251	PARSE_SPECIAL	Parse a quantifier, pronoun or game command
82A5	PRINTER_ON	PRINT: copy the game's text to a ZX Printer, if there is one
82AF	WORD_NOPRINT	NOPRINT: stop copying the text to the printer
82BA	WORD_EXCEPT	EXCEPT: only after ALL
82D2	WORD_ALL	ALL
82E2	WORD_IT	IT: the last noun phrase again
82F7	IT_PHRASE	Hand IT's phrase to the first phrase's handler or the second's, as E says
82FD	ORDER_BEGINS	Begin an order: the opening quote
8315	SPECIAL_QUOTE	Special word slot 0: a quote mark
8391	DO_QUIT	QUIT: the score, then a new game on the next key
83A0	DO_HELP	HELP: a hint for where the player is
83EF	DO_SCORE	SCORE
83F5	SHOW_SCORE	"you have mastered ... % of this adventure."
842E	DIGIT	One decimal digit of HL
843A	DO_PAUSE	PAUSE: a green border until a key is pressed
8451	DO_LOAD	LOAD: the four blocks SAVE wrote
8498	LOAD_BLOCK	Load one block, or start the game again
84B3	COPY_THREE	Copy three bytes from HL to DE
84B9	NEW_KEYPRESS	Wait for all keys up, then for one down
84CC	DO_SAVE	SAVE: four blocks to tape, then verified
855A	VERIFY_BLOCK	Verify one block, or say the tape is bad
8576	PRINT_GATE	May anything be printed? Z if not
8583	NEW_LINE	A carriage return, through PRINT_CHAR
858B	PRINT_CHAR	Print one character
85B7	INPUT_CHAR	Print a character in the input window
860D	SCROLL_INPUT	Scroll the input window up a line
864A	SCROLL_INPUT_BACK	Scroll the input window down a line
867A	ROM_FONT_CHAR	Print a character at HL in the ROM's font
86A1	STORY_CHAR	Print a character of the story
8761	BACK_ONE	Step back one six-pixel column
876B	SCROLL_STORY	Scroll the story up a line
87C9	NARROW_CHAR	Print a character in the six-pixel font
8B22	LINE_TO_PRINTER	Copy the newest line of the story to the ZX Printer
8B78	DEBOUNCE_DELAY	Busy-wait, 1000 times round
8B93	SCAN_KEYBOARD	Scan the whole keyboard, debounced
8C4B	DO_LOOK	LOOK
8C9B	MUST_CARRY	Refuse unless the actor has the first object
8CA6	DO_DROP	DROP
8CE0	DO_TAKE_OUT	TAKE OUT OF, carried by the containers
8CF1	CAN_LIFT	Can the actor pick the first object up?
8D33	DO_TAKE	TAKE and CARRY
8D9D	MOVE	Move a character one step
8E85	CAN_PASS	Can the actor go this way?
8ED2	SHUT_IN_ACTOR	Is the character in A shut inside something?
8EEC	LOOK_THROUGH	LOOK THROUGH, carried by doors and the like
8F3B	GO_THROUGH	GO THROUGH, carried by doors and the like as their own handler
8F69	DO_FILL	FILL WITH, carried by the barrel
8FAD	DO_RUN	RUN: off in any direction that has a way out
8FCD	DO_ENTER	ENTER and GO INTO
8FD6	DO_FOLLOW	FOLLOW
8FF5	DO_THROW_AT	THROW AT
9034	DO_TALK	TALK TO, and SAY TO
9065	DO_DIG	DIG, carried by the sand
9076	DO_SHOOT	SHOOT
90D2	PLAYER_DIES	The player is dead: say so and start again
90EB	DO_INVENTORY	INVENTORY
910E	DO_OPEN	OPEN, carried by doors and containers as their own handler
9138	DO_CLOSE	CLOSE
914A	SAME_SIDE	Are attacker and target on the same side?
9171	DO_ATTACK	ATTACK WITH, and STRIKE WITH through THROW AT
9213	JOSTLE	A plus a random -10 to +10, meant to be kept to 0-255
9246	ONE_PLACE	Is the first object in only one place? Z if so
924F	DO_PUT_IN	PUT IN and DROP IN, carried by the containers
929C	DO_DRINK	DRINK
92B5	DO_EAT	EAT
92ED	DO_STRIKE	STRIKE WITH, carried by whatever can be broken
939E	DO_GIVE	GIVE TO
93DA	DO_EXAMINE	EXAMINE
9404	DO_EMPTY	EMPTY, carried by the barrel
9428	INTO_THE_RIVER	PUT IN or DROP IN a river: swept away
946D	DO_LOCK	LOCK WITH, once the right key is known
948D	DO_UNLOCK	UNLOCK WITH, once the right key is known
94A4	THROW_THROUGH	THROW THROUGH, carried by doors and the like
94D6	HANDLED	Is there anything that handles this action?
950F	DO_ACTION	Carry out the action in ACTION to INSTRUMENT, for whoever is acting
95DF	REACT_TO_ACTION	An action has been done to this object: if it is a character, it reacts
95ED	TOO_DARK	Is it too dark for the player to see?
962B	DESCRIBE_SEEN	Describe a location, opening "you see"
9630	DESCRIBE_ROOM	Describe a location in full: "you are in ...", the picture, and what is there
965B	DESCRIBE_LOCATION	Print the opening message at HL and describe the location in A
9686	DESCRIPTION_OR_NAME	Print the message at HL if there is one, or else the room's name
969A	WAIT_FOR_ANY_KEY	Wait until any key is pressed
96A8	DESCRIBE_BRIEFLY	Describe a location already visited
96B3	END_OF_TURN	Let the other characters act, then count the timers down
9728	CARRIED_BY_ANOTHER	Is somebody else carrying this object?
977C	KILL_TARGET	Kill the first object
977F	KILL	Kill the character in A
97AD	NEW_GAME_CHOICES	Make the choices that differ from one game to the next
97F4	NARRATE_LINE	The message at HL as a sentence of the story, with a full stop and a new line
97FF	ONLY_IF_DONE	Go on only if the action was done for real, and worked
980E	CHARACTERS_ACT	Every other character takes its turn
9918	STEP_PAST	Move a character's script past this instruction
9928	SCRIPT_DO	A script step: an action with objects, or a routine
9974	SCRIPT_BARE	A script step: an action with no objects, or a jump
99C6	ACTOR_TRIES	A character tries the action in ACTION to INSTRUMENT
9A59	SCRIPT_RANDOM	Opcode $0F: switch to one of a character's scripts at random
9A85	FIND_CHARACTER	Find a character's slot
9AA0	REACT	Switch a character to the script it keeps for an action
9ACD	ANNOUNCE_ARRIVAL	Tell the player an object has just come into view
9B02	NOTE_LIGHT	Note where the player is, and whether it is too dark to see
9B16	CAPTIVE	A character held by something tries to get out
9B44	SENSIBLE	Does the action make sense?
9B6C	RUN_ROUTINE	Call the routine at HL, if there is one
9B80	JUMP_HL	Jump to HL
9B81	FIND_OBJECT_HANDLER	Find an object's own handler for an action
9B93	NEXT_EXIT	Step to the next three-byte entry
9BA9	NEXT_OBJECT_KEEP_A	The next object in the index, keeping A
9BB1	GET_ROOM	Find a location's record
9BCA	GET_OBJECT	Find an object's record
9BDD	MOVE_CONTENTS	Move everything inside an object to a location
9C17	MOVE_HELD	Put everything held by object A in location B
9C41	ROOM_LEFT	How much room is left in a location
9C78	ACTOR_HAS_FIRST	Is the first object the actor's, or no object at all?
9C8A	HELD_BY_ACTOR	Climb from object A through its holders: carry if one is the one at (HL)
9C9F	RANDOM_POSITIVE	A random number from 0 to A
9CA8	RANDOM	A random number from -A to A
9CE8	SIZE_HELD	The sizes of what object A holds directly, added up (ADD_UP_HELD)
9CED	WEIGHT_HELD	The weights of everything in object A, at any depth, added up (ADD_UP_HELD)
9D00	ADD_UP_HELD	Add up the sizes or the weights of what object A holds
9D37	ACTOR_ROOM	The record of the room the current actor is in
9D44	FOR_REAL	Only a test? Then say it would work, and leave the handler
9D50	EMPTY_FIRST	EMPTY_OUT the first object
9D53	EMPTY_OUT	Empty an object into whatever holds it
9D97	COUNT_HELD	How many visible things does object A hold?
9DBD	FIND_RECORD	Find a record in a keyed table
9DD9	FIND_NAMED_OBJECT	Find the next object that fits a name
9E25	ACTOR_IN_REACH	IN_REACH_OF, the other way round
9E34	IN_REACH	Is an object within the acting character's reach?
9E40	IN_REACH_OF	Is an object within reach of the character in IX?
9E7A	SHUT_IN	What is this object shut inside?
9E95	FIRST_EXIT	Point IX just before the actor's room's first exit
9EA0	ROOM_BY_NAME	Which of the places the exits lead to has this name?
9EC7	PRINT_RECORD_NAME	Print the name of the object whose record is at IY
9ED6	PRINT_NAME	Print an object's name, with its article
9F08	FIND_EXIT	Find the actor's room's exit in a direction
9F25	EXIT_VIA	Find the exit that goes through the first object
9F2D	EXIT_TO	Find the exit that leads to location A
9F4A	SWAPPED_OBJECTS	Run the routine at HL with the first and second objects swapped
9F76	REFUSE	The action cannot be done
9F82	LOCATION_OF	Where an object is, if it is in only one place
9F94	YOU_SEE	"you see :" and what is there
9FAF	LIST_HERE	List what is in a place, or say "nothing"
9FC7	LIST_HELD	List what object A holds, or with A = $FF what lies loose in location B
A050	CONTENTS_INTRO	Introduce what an object holds, for LIST_HELD
A09D	PLACED_WORD	Print how things are placed with this object: "in the", "on the"...
A0AE	EXITS_OF	Point at a location's exits
A0BA	DIRECTION_WORD	The word for a direction
A0C8	EXITS_THROUGH	Say where each way out through something lies
A124	NEXT_OPEN_EXIT	Step to the next open way out
A138	VISIBLE_EXITS	"visible exits are:" and the open ways out
A164	SAY_STATE_OF	SAY_STATE for the object whose record is at IY
A16C	SAY_STATE	"the ... is ...": an object and its state
A18C	BROKEN_OR_DEAD	Rename an object BROKEN, or a character DEAD
A1C8	IS_ALIVE	Is this a character, and alive?
A1D0	IS_SECOND_FIRST	Is the action one where the second object is asked first?
A1E3	SAYS	The actor says the message at HL: ... says " ... "
A1F9	LOCK_STATE	Is the first object locked, or open?
A244	DRINK_WATER	The water's own DRINK: nothing happens, and it works
A248	DO_TIE	TIE TO
A2B4	DO_UNTIE	UNTIE
A2CD	SWIM_RIVER	SWIM, in the fast river
A302	DO_BURN	BURN: only the dragon can, and it kills
A310	SWIM_BLACK_RIVER	SWIM, in the fast black river: asleep, and dead
A328	DRINK_BLACK_WATER	The black water's own DRINK: asleep, and dead
A330	SIDE_DOOR_KEY	The mountains' side door takes the small curious key
A334	RED_DOOR_KEY	The red door takes the red key
A338	ROCK_DOOR_KEY	The heavy rock door takes the large key
A358	NO_KEY_FITS	"the ... does not fit this lock."
A35E	SIDE_DOOR_UNLOCKED	After the side door is unlocked, it opens
A368	OPEN_CRACK	The crack's own OPEN: only from the dark stuffy passage, location 15
A377	WEB_BROKEN	After the spider web is struck: the spiders start mending it
A390	WEAR_RING	WEAR, carried by the ring
A3BC	TAKE_OFF_RING	TAKE OFF, carried by the ring
A3E6	DO_CAPTURE	CAPTURE
A448	GOBLIN_RETURNS	After a goblin is attacked: a dead goblin comes back
A4C0	GOBLINS_DOOR_OPENED	The goblins' door's own OPEN
A4D9	GOBLINS_DOOR_SHUTS	Timer 3: the goblins' door shuts
A4DF	GIVEN_SOMETHING	Given something: "thank you", mostly
A4F5	GANDALF_WHATS_THIS	Gandalf: "what's this ?"
A4FE	GANDALF_CHATTER	Gandalf: "you are doing a great job", "hurry up" or "hello", at random
A51C	THORIN_THRAINS_KEY	Thorin: "this was thrains key"
A525	ELROND_HELLO	Elrond, where the player is: "hello"
A541	DO_CLIMB_OUT	CLIMB OUT OF
A55F	DO_CLIMB_INTO	CLIMB INTO, carried by the barrel, the boat and the chest
A5CA	IS_SHUT	Is this thing shut?
A5D1	WARG_HOWLS	The warg, where the player is: "the vicious warg runs around you and howls"
A5E2	BARREL_THROWN	After something is thrown through the trap door
A5FB	BARREL_REACHES_LAKE	Timer 0: the barrel is thrown up on the long lake
A640	THORIN_WHERES_THIEF	Thorin, where the player is but cannot be seen: "where's the thief ?"
A657	THORIN_CHATTER	Thorin, at random: waits, sings about gold, or says "hurry up" or "get us out of this one, thief !"
A67E	TRAP_DOOR_OPEN_CLOSE	The trap door's own OPEN and CLOSE: only from the elvenking's cellar
A698	DRAGON_FOLLOWS	The dragon follows the player through its mountain
A6C2	DRAGON_THREATENS	The dragon, where the player is: "prepare to die"
A6DC	DRAGON_HUNTS	Once the treasure is gone from its hall, the dragon hunts the player
A71E	MAGIC_DOOR_EXAMINED	The magic door's own EXAMINE
A73B	THORIN_KILLED	After Thorin is attacked: if he is dead, the curious key shatters
A761	WINDOW_OPEN_CLOSE	The window's own OPEN and CLOSE: out of the player's reach unless carried
A784	WINDOW_OTHERS	The window's GO THROUGH, STRIKE WITH and LOOK THROUGH, with the same reach
A7AA	SINKING_IN_BOG	Timer 4: sinking into the deep bog
A7C4	ELROND_READS_MAP	The curious map's own EXAMINE: Elrond reads it
A814	THROW_ROPE_ACROSS	THROW ACROSS, carried by the rope
A86E	HALF_THE_TIME	Carry set half the time
A876	PULL_ROPE	PULL, carried by the rope
A89E	BOAT_BOARDED	After climbing into the boat: across
A8AB	BARD_TAKES_ORDER	Bard: an order given to him becomes a step of his own script
A8D2	GOLLUM_ASKS	Gollum asks the player his riddle
A8F6	GOLLUM_HEARS_ANSWER	Gollum hears the answer to his riddle
A926	GOLLUM_POCKETS	Gollum, where the player is: "what has it got in its pockets ?"
A94E	TROLLS_EAT	The trolls, the four turns after: eat the player, if still there
A971	TROLLS_TURN_TO_STONE	Dawn: the trolls turn to stone
A9BD	TROLLS_TALK	The trolls, once the player comes to their clearing: their lines
A9D6	CHECK_WON	Has the player won?
A9E5	ELROND_GIVES_LUNCH	Elrond, where the player is: he gives the player lunch
AA27	JUMP_ONTO_BARREL	JUMP ONTO, carried by the barrel
AA5C	WEB_CHANGES	Timer 1: the broken web is mended
AA74	SIDE_DOOR_VANISHES	Timer 9: the hole vanishes again
AA91	SIDE_DOOR_APPEARS	Timer 9's warning: a hole appears in the mountain's side
AAA2	SIDE_DOOR_CLOSED	After the side door is closed: locked, hidden, and the hole's timer started again
AAB3	MAGIC_DOOR_OPENS	Timer 5's warning: the magic door opens and an elf sweeps past
AAC7	AT_MAGIC_DOOR	Print the message at HL if the player is by the magic door
AAD5	MAGIC_DOOR_CLOSES	Timer 5: the magic door closes
AAE0	RING_CHECK	Timer 6: the ring slips off
AAF9	WINE_DRUNK	The wine's own handler: the player drinks it
AB0B	WINE_WEARS_OFF	Timer 7: the wine wears off
AB10	WEB_SMOTHERS	Timer 2: the spider web smothers the player
AB1F	EYES_WARNING	Timer 8's warning: pale eyes in the forest
AB3A	EYES_STING	Timer 8: stung in the forest
C7A4	AT_BEORNS_HOUSE	Arriving at Beorn's house: the butler joins in
C7B2	AT_SPIDER_THREADS	Arriving at the spider threads place: start timer 2
C7B9	AT_DEEP_BOG	Arriving in the deep bog: start timer 4
C7C0	AT_ELVENKINGS_CELLAR	Arriving in the elvenking's cellar
C7DD	IN_THE_FOREST	Arriving on the forest road or in the forest: the eyes
C7EA	AT_FOREST_RIVER	Arriving at the forest river