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# This is a Python program. You should run it by typing "chest.py"
from urllib.request import urlretrieve
secret = "381"
print(" You approach the chest and see that the lock is surprisingly free of rust.")
print(" In fact, the code dials turn smoothly. Try entering a code.")
guess = input(" > ")
if guess == secret:
print(" The chest snaps open, releasing several huge air bubbles.")
print(" You look into the chest and see...")
urlretrieve("http://chrisproctor.net/images/fork.png", "treasure.png")
else:
print(" nothing happens. Maybe next time.")

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You are standing at the edge of a beautiful coral reef. Schools of fish are
swirling around you in every direction. In front of you is a deep chasm
where you see larger fish sliding through the shadows. There is a chest
half-buried in the seafloor.

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After several moments of peaceful floating, you make a gentle landing on
the seafloor, several hundered meters away from the sunken ship. You appear
to be at the edge of a plateau whose edges are encrusted with beautiful
corals.
Both sunken_ship and coral_reef are directories, so use the "cd" command
to go into whichever one you want.

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# This is a Python file. You can run it by typing "python ghost.py"
from pathlib import Path
if Path("key.txt").exists():
print(" The ghost glances over at you. 'I hope you find some use for that key.'")
else:
print(" You enter the cramped galley and notice a sad, lonely ghost wandering")
print(" around. You always wondered if you would be afraid of ghosts, but")
print(" somehow this feels completely normal. The ghost begins to speak.")
print("")
print(" 'It has been a long while since I have seen anybody down here,' she says")
print(" 'I would like to give you a gift. Here's a key.'")
with open("key.txt", "w") as keyfile:
keyfile.write(" Even in the faint light of your lamp, the key has a golden gleam.")

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The sunken ship is lying on the seafloor at a slight angle. From the remains
of its masts and rigging, you can tell it's from the age before ships were made
of steel and powered by engines. You climb up in the deck, and see a large hole
allowing access to the inner chambers. You flick on your suit's light and
go inside.

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# This is a Python program. You can run it by typing "python desk.py"
from pathlib import Path
print(" The stateroom contains the ruins of an elegant office. Scraps of wallpaper")
print(" are peeling from the wall; there is an eel living in the chandelier.")
print(" There is a huge desk at the center of the room.")
if Path("../galley/key.txt").exists():
print(" You try your key in the desk drawer, and it clicks open. There are")
print(" many decaying pieces of paper. One has the numbers 318 written in")
print(" a fine script.")
else:
print(" You try to open the desk's drawer, but it is firmly locked.")

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As you are lowered off the edge of the research boat, you wave goodbye to
your friends. The diving suit is tight and stiff, and your vision is limited
to the round window in front of you. Your head goes below water, and the
sharp details of the boat are replaced by a wash of blues and greens. Below
you is an endless expanse of water. You can just barely see the sunken ship
on the seafloor. You relax, allowing your body to gently float down...
To continue, you need to go into the seafloor directory by typing
"cd seafloor". Once you're there, type "ls" to see what's inside.