TALK's precondition reaches over a counter because the cartridge does; its talked-ledger entry was read one tile ahead. So TALK was bound at the counter and recorded nothing, 107 times, and the nurse was never retired. The entry now comes from the same reading the precondition makes. A completed HEAL writes her into the talked ledger: the macro has had the conversation with its own presses, and the reached window would otherwise expire in ten brain minutes and offer the ring again. A declined prompt writes it too -- 12.4 inverted for one person, because the pad only ever offers NO at her prompt when the party is already full. And the general rule: a YES or NO whose prompt is up again on the same map and tile within one hold did nothing, so that answer joins the blocked ledger for its window. |
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