text: [Themes: Fanfic, romance, complex NPC, experimental]
  
  > look around
  There are plenty of actual laboratories at MinSystems Labs. This isn't one of those: you train your robots in an ordinary household setting.
  
  Off to the east is the kitchen area, panelled in faux walnut, and there's a bathroom, south, just for the sake of verisimilitude. The robots do not need to use it.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow is sitting properly on the sofa and wearing a sash. The sash was a good touch, but it's not very Jenny.
  
  You can also see a coffee table here.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow crosses her metal legs, the opposite way from before.
  
  > Go east
  "Say hi to Jenny if you call her," says the Jenny of Tomorrow, as you head for the kitchen. Apparently you haven't completely got rid of the training you did last week, imprinting her robot brain with a liking for Jenny. Some things are hard to get rid of even with a reset.
  
  Nothing has ever been prepared in the Ordinary Kitchen, so it is extremely clean and a little short on food and utensils. Still, there are the cabinets (faux walnut) and the sink (functional) to help teach your robot how to interact with a real kitchen. And there's a stove, though to the best of your knowledge the oven has never actually been used.
  
  The telephone hangs on the wall, if you need to call Jenny.
  
  > open the cabinet
  You open the kitchen cabinet, revealing The Polite and Cheerful
  Girl's Guide To Elegant Dining.
  
  > take the guide to the elegant dining
  Taken.
  
  > go west
  There are plenty of actual laboratories at MinSystems Labs. This isn't one of those: you train your robots in an ordinary household setting.
  
  Off to the east is the kitchen area, panelled in faux walnut, and there's a bathroom, south, just for the sake of verisimilitude. The robots do not need to use it.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow is sitting properly on the sofa and wearing a sash. The sash was a good touch, but it's not very Jenny.
  
  You can also see a coffee table here.
  
  > give the elegant dining to Jenny
  The Jenny of Tomorrow eagerly studies The Polite and Cheerful Girl's Guide To Elegant Dining. "Etiquette: Learned! That's cooler than a dead man's nose."
  
  > talk to Jenny
  The Jenny of Tomorrow begins to speak: "Hello there! I'm the Jenny of Tomorrow." She looks nothing like actual Jenny, which is disconcerting.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  8) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  9) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 2
  "Could you hand me your sash?" you ask. She looks down at it thoughtfully.
  
  "I really like parades! And sashes! So... I'd rather not."
  
  Admittedly, it's what you'd say in the same situation. You did a great job of training her.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  8) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  9) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 5
  "How do you feel about parades?"
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow lights up. "That's my favorite thing! I am super excited about sash-wearing!!"
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  8) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  9) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 9
  "Goodbye, friend!"
  
  > give the poem book to Jenny
  The Jenny of Tomorrow pores over the poem book, committing all of its details to memory. "Poetry: Mastered! Ennui: Memorized! No one ever asks what is the purpose of all this reading."
  
  > talk to Jenny
  The Jenny of Tomorrow begins to speak: "Hi. I am the Jenny of Tomorrow." She looks nothing like actual Jenny, which is disconcerting.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  8) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  9) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 6
  "Can you write me a poem?"
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow sighs faintly. "Sure." She clears her throat.
  
  "The apocalypse horse grumbles in the basement! Rot! Skeleton dressed in Salmon! Gray suits!"
  
  1) "Bravo! Well done!"
  2) "I'm really coming to respect you as an artist."
  3) "That was terrible."
  4) "Ooh, do me another one!"
  
  > 4
  "Ooh, do me another one!"
  
  "Blue rivers! Green valleys! Body of our Mother Earth! Blue Gum tree! The sky is ivory with mushrooms! War! Genocide!"
  
  1) "Bravo! Well done!"
  2) "I'm really coming to respect you as an artist."
  3) "That was terrible."
  4) "Ooh, do me another one!"
  
  > 4
  "Ooh, do me another one!"
  
  "Salmon! Pork! The insurance salesmen are everywhere! Salmon! Ham! Buy! And don't be home when the debt comes due!"
  
  1) "Bravo! Well done!"
  2) "I'm really coming to respect you as an artist."
  3) "That was terrible."
  4) "Ooh, do me another one!"
  
  > 4
  "Ooh, do me another one!"
  
  "Shrimp! Beef! The traitors swim in the sewers! Ham! Tuna! War! Genocide!"
  
  1) "Bravo! Well done!"
  2) "I'm really coming to respect you as an artist."
  3) "That was terrible."
  4) "Ooh, do me another one!"
  
  > 2
  "I'm really coming to respect you as an artist."
  
  "Uh, thanks."
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  8) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  9) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 8
  "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost singlehanded?"
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow shrugs. "Yes. Though honestly they weren't that much worse than the citizens they were replacing. Have you met a guy called Jimmy?"
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  8) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  9) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > examine the sash
  While you're conversing, you can only pick conversation options.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  8) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  9) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > follow you
  Here we TALK TO people. I'll assume that's what you meant.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow begins to speak: "Hello there. I'm the Jenny of Tomorrow." She looks nothing like actual Jenny, which is disconcerting.
  
  "Where did Jenny go?" Jenny of Tomorrow asks conversationally. "I miss her."
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  8) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  9) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > Go east
  Nothing has ever been prepared in the Ordinary Kitchen, so it is extremely clean and a little short on food and utensils. Still, there are the cabinets (faux walnut) and the sink (functional) to help teach your robot how to interact with a real kitchen. And there's a stove, though to the best of your knowledge the oven has never actually been used.
  
  The telephone hangs on the wall, if you need to call Jenny.
  
  > open the cabinet
  That's already open.
  
  > look in the cabinet
  The kitchen cabinet is empty.
  
  > Close cabinet
  You close the kitchen cabinet.
  
  > open stove
  You open the oven, revealing a stove manual.
  
  > take manual
  Taken.
  
  > call Jenny
  Jenny answers the phone on the first ring. "Yoshida Floral," she says. "What can I do for you?"
  
  "Jenny, it's me," you say.
  
  "Hey," she says. It's only when she's talking to you that her voice settles down to what you think of as its normal sound. Around other people, it's higher and faster.
  
  1) "Remind me what the Jenny of Tomorrow should do?"
  2) "Could you give me your recipe for Snickerdoodles?"
  3) "Could I borrow your diary to train her with?"
  4) "Okay, thanks! I'll call you back when she's ready."
  
  > 1
  "Remind me what the Jenny of Tomorrow should do?"
  
  "Well... she'll need to know plant types, so she can answer questions in the shop. She should have enough finance skill to handle the register. And if she can bake, that would help with the illusion. Otherwise... you know what I'm like!"
  
  1) "Remind me what the Jenny of Tomorrow should do?"
  2) "Could you give me your recipe for Snickerdoodles?"
  3) "Could I borrow your diary to train her with?"
  4) "Okay, thanks! I'll call you back when she's ready."
  
  > 2
  "Could you give me your recipe for Snickerdoodles? Not so I can make it, I wouldn't be good at it, but I need to train the Jenny of Tomorrow."
  
  "It's not written down," Jenny says. "I'd have to work out the quantities... Oh wait! We did write it down and donate the recipe to the Canyonville High Fundraiser Cookbook. I could send it to you by telepod, if you want."
  
  You gave Jenny a telepad. It comes in handy when she wants to send you pies while you're working. You've always been generous like that.
  
  A moment later, you hear the familiar activation sound of the telepod.
  
  1) "Remind me what the Jenny of Tomorrow should do?"
  2) "Could I borrow your diary to train her with?"
  3) "Okay, thanks! I'll call you back when she's ready."
  
  > 2
  "Could I borrow your diary to train her with?"
  
  "Ummm." There's a long, tense silence down the phone. "I don't think she needs to know that kind of stuff. Some of what I wrote in there is kind of personal." It stands to reason. Jenny never lets you read her diary, so it makes sense she wouldn't let your robot read it either. But it means you can only make the robot so Jenny-like.
  
  1) "Remind me what the Jenny of Tomorrow should do?"
  2) "Could I borrow your diary to train her with?"
  3) "Okay, thanks! I'll call you back when she's ready."
  
  > 3
  "Okay, thanks! I'll call you back when she's ready."
  
  "Back to painting signs," Jenny says.
  
  Before you can hang up, she adds, "Thanks so much for doing this! ...uh. Actually. Granny's started me doing some ad sign painting. It would save a lot of time if she could do that too...? I don't know if that's too much to ask... Oops, I'd better go. Call me later if you need anything."
  
  You hang up.
  
  > Inventory
  You are carrying:
  a stove manual
  The Polite and Cheerful Girl's Guide To Elegant Dining
  Le Dernier Regret de Thérèse
  a poem book
  a pink purse (being worn and closed and locked)
  
  > look
  Nothing has ever been prepared in the Ordinary Kitchen, so it is extremely clean and a little short on food and utensils. Still, there are the cabinets (faux walnut) and the sink (functional) to help teach your robot how to interact with a real kitchen. And there's a stove, though to the best of your knowledge the oven has never actually been used.
  
  The telephone hangs on the wall, if you need to call Jenny.
  
  > go west
  There are plenty of actual laboratories at MinSystems Labs. This isn't one of those: you train your robots in an ordinary household setting.
  
  Off to the east is the kitchen area, panelled in faux walnut, and there's a bathroom, south, just for the sake of verisimilitude. The robots do not need to use it.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow is sitting properly on the sofa and wearing a sash. The sash was a good touch, but it's not very Jenny.
  
  You can also see a coffee table here.
  
  > give the manual to Jenny
  The Jenny of Tomorrow slowly flips through the stove manual, obviously bored. "Advertising: Committed to memory. Fire-safety: Simple enough, I suppose. Poetry: Canceled. Would you refrain from boring me with your purposeless tasks?"
  
  > talk to Jenny
  The Jenny of Tomorrow begins to speak: "Hi. I am the Jenny of Tomorrow." She looks nothing like actual Jenny, which is disconcerting.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 4
  "Could I have the contents of your chassis?" you ask.
  
  "I'm not that kind of girl," says the Jenny of Tomorrow. Apparently her social conditioning around propriety runs pretty deep.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 6
  "Can you write me a poem?"
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow sighs faintly. "You won't be sorry you asked." She clears her throat.
  
  "Bloodshed is red
  Mood swings are blue
  taffy is sweet
  I like it."
  
  1) "Bravo! Well done!"
  2) "I'm really coming to respect you as an artist."
  3) "That was terrible."
  4) "Ooh, do me another one!"
  
  > 4
  "Ooh, do me another one!"
  
  "The Trundle Bed of Tomorrow
  now available in pink and blue."
  
  1) "Bravo! Well done!"
  2) "I'm really coming to respect you as an artist."
  3) "That was terrible."
  4) "Ooh, do me another one!"
  
  > 3
  "That was terrible."
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow looks annoyed. "I'd like to see you do better."
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 3
  "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow shrugs. "Um... plant early, plant often."
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 7
  "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow sounds exasperated. "You won't be sorry you asked." The Jenny of Tomorrow gets to work trying to draw a flower, but she gets bogged down when it becomes obvious she's never seen an actual flower at all. Her rendition looks a lot like the pattern on the upholstery.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 10
  "Farewell, friend!"
  
  > go south
  Sink, taps, toilet, even a bath: this is a fully functional bathroom in every sense except that it's not meant to be used by anyone. There's a little closet, not big enough to step into, that would be used to store clean towels if this were a normal household.
  
  On the back of the toilet, someone has left Ye Goodwyfe's Bodice Overfloweth.
  
  The telepod sits in the corner here, just to keep it out of the way.
  
  > examine the telepod
  A large, egg-shaped pod about the size of a garbage can, but lightweight enough for you to lift. There's a closed hatch in the side.
  
  > open the telepod
  You open the telepod, revealing Great Eats From Canyonville
  High!.
  
  > read the great Eats
  Most of these were sold as a fundraiser, featuring all the most delicious recipes from teachers and parents at Canyonville High, 1958! There aren't any pictures, so you'll just have to imagine what the Cauliflower Instant Rice Surprise is supposed to look like.
  
  > read Goodwyfe
  Renee describes it as historical literature. It's bound in leather, so it must be quality.
  
  > open closet
  The closet is usually crammed with things that were used to set-dress the Showroom during other training sessions: the Wife of Tomorrow, the Butler of Tomorrow, and so on.
  
  You open the closet, revealing some melted scissors, a collapsible hula hoop and a French Rhyming Dictionary.
  
  > examine hoop
  It makes a very handy circular template when you need one for engineering purposes. Which you currently do not.
  
  > examine the scissors
  At some point, they took a partial blast of pure anti-scissor. The handle is still there, but the blades are completely gone.
  
  > drop the scissors
  Dropped.
  
  > read French
  (Le Dernier Regret de Thérèse)
  Supposedly, a famous 19th-century novel about the love affair of model and painter. You are unable to read it, since you didn't take French at Canyonville High. But given the right training, Jenny of Tomorrow would be able to process it. Who knows what she might learn?
  
  > read the rhyming
  This might come in handy if you ever wanted to write books for little Parisian children.
  
  > look
  Sink, taps, toilet, even a bath: this is a fully functional bathroom in every sense except that it's not meant to be used by anyone. There's a little closet, not big enough to step into, that would be used to store clean towels if this were a normal household.
  
  Everything is very tidy in here.
  
  The telepod sits in the corner here, just to keep it out of the way.
  
  You can also see some melted scissors here.
  
  > examine the bath
  The bath is empty.
  
  > examine the sink
  The sink is empty.
  
  > examine the tap
  The sink tap is currently switched off.
  
  > turn the tap on
  You turn on the sink tap.
  
  > look at the sink
  The sink is empty.
  
  The water flows from the sink tap.
  
  > examine the water
  (the bath tap)
  The bath tap is currently switched off.
  
  > turn off tap
  You turn off the sink tap.
  
  > examine the sink
  The sink is empty.
  
  > look at what you're carrying with you
  You are carrying:
  a collapsible hula hoop
  Great Eats From Canyonville High!
  Ye Goodwyfe's Bodice Overfloweth
  a stove manual
  The Polite and Cheerful Girl's Guide To Elegant Dining
  Le Dernier Regret de Thérèse
  a poem book
  a pink purse (being worn and closed and locked)
  
  > read the manual
  "Congratulations, consumer! You've chosen wisely in selecting the MinSystems Stove of Tomorrow for your wife! The Stove of Tomorrow truly is the most advanced stove technology available today. Please review a few simple guidelines in order to enjoy your new stove in safety..."
  
  > read the poem
  It's a thin paperback, barely more than a pamphlet. The cover is black, except for the poet's name, T. Brandt. You've never gotten further than the first page or so, but The Jenny of Tomorrow might be able to do something with it. If for instance you need to teach her a disdain for authority and a general lack of enthusiasm.
  
  > read dining
  Full of helpful hints and line-drawings of utensils in silhouette. If you've ever wondered whether the dessert fork should be placed to the right or the left of the steak knife, this is the book for you. The narration of the guide, as with all the works in this series, is relentlessly positive and enthusiastic. There is nothing negative in the wide world of utensils.
  
  > examine table
  The table is modern and low to the ground. Things are constantly rolling under it and getting lost.
  
  > look under the table
  Hey look, it's Cheyenne Rose! So that's where that went.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow practices looking bored.
  
  > take Rose
  You already have that.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow tosses her hair.
  
  > Inventory
  You are carrying:
  Cheyenne Rose
  a collapsible hula hoop
  Great Eats From Canyonville High!
  Ye Goodwyfe's Bodice Overfloweth
  a stove manual
  The Polite and Cheerful Girl's Guide To Elegant Dining
  Le Dernier Regret de Thérèse
  a poem book
  a pink purse (being worn and closed and locked)
  
  > read rose
  Someone left this book in the locker room at high school, and it's been making the rounds.
  
  The cover of the novel shows a rugged man on a horse in the foreground, and in the background a woman standing in front of a burning ranch house. "One cowboy! One notorious safe-cracker! And the heart of a woman, forever locked!"
  
  There's a lot about what good, down-home folks the heroes are - not like the snobs and bank people, who deserve to be robbed.
  
  The book tends to fall open on its own to the page about the Dubuque Bank Robbery, where the safe-cracker is listening to the fall of the tumblers, and he realizes he can open a woman's heart by listening just as closely.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow says, "I don't know if you've considered constructing the Cowboy of Tomorrow?"
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow emits a pre-recorded gusty sigh.
  
  > look
  There are plenty of actual laboratories at MinSystems Labs. This isn't one of those: you train your robots in an ordinary household setting.
  
  Off to the east is the kitchen area, panelled in faux walnut, and there's a bathroom, south, just for the sake of verisimilitude. The robots do not need to use it.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow is sitting properly on the sofa and wearing a sash. The sash was a good touch, but it's not very Jenny.
  
  You can also see a coffee table here.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow practices looking bored.
  
  > look at the sofa
  The sofa's been upholstered in large, cheerful pink flowers.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow emits a pre-recorded gusty sigh.
  
  > look under the sofa
  You've already found more things tucked under other things than you should expect in a mostly empty showroom. To be frank, the housekeeping isn't all it could be.
  
  > Go east
  Nothing has ever been prepared in the Ordinary Kitchen, so it is extremely clean and a little short on food and utensils. Still, there are the cabinets (faux walnut) and the sink (functional) to help teach your robot how to interact with a real kitchen. And there's a stove, though to the best of your knowledge the oven has never actually been used.
  
  The telephone hangs on the wall, if you need to call Jenny.
  
  > examine the sink
  The sink is empty.
  
  > turn the tap
  Nothing obvious happens.
  
  > examine Stove
  (the stove manual)
  "Congratulations, consumer! You've chosen wisely in selecting the MinSystems Stove of Tomorrow for your wife! The Stove of Tomorrow truly is the most advanced stove technology available today. Please review a few simple guidelines in order to enjoy your new stove in safety..."
  
  > open the oven
  That's already open.
  
  > examine the oven
  The oven is built-in and has the perfect shininess that results from never baking anything at all.
  
  > Inventory
  You are carrying:
  Cheyenne Rose
  a collapsible hula hoop
  Great Eats From Canyonville High!
  Ye Goodwyfe's Bodice Overfloweth
  a stove manual
  The Polite and Cheerful Girl's Guide To Elegant Dining
  Le Dernier Regret de Thérèse
  a poem book
  a pink purse (being worn and closed and locked)
  
  > go west
  There are plenty of actual laboratories at MinSystems Labs. This isn't one of those: you train your robots in an ordinary household setting.
  
  Off to the east is the kitchen area, panelled in faux walnut, and there's a bathroom, south, just for the sake of verisimilitude. The robots do not need to use it.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow is sitting properly on the sofa and wearing a sash. The sash was a good touch, but it's not very Jenny.
  
  You can also see a coffee table here.
  
  > talk to Jenny
  The Jenny of Tomorrow begins to speak: "Hello there. I am the Jenny of Tomorrow." She looks nothing like actual Jenny, which is disconcerting.
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow practices looking bored.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 1
  "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow shrugs. "Known skills: etiquette; ennui; advertising; fire-safety; ...and that's it."
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > Reset
  While you're conversing, you can only pick conversation options.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > Reset
  What do you want to reset?
  
  > Reset Jenny
  The button depresses. The Jenny of Tomorrow's head emits a metallic PING!! noise and her eyes flash twice. She is now back on line.
  
  > check what you're carrying
  You are carrying:
  Cheyenne Rose
  a collapsible hula hoop
  Great Eats From Canyonville High!
  Ye Goodwyfe's Bodice Overfloweth
  a stove manual
  The Polite and Cheerful Girl's Guide To Elegant Dining
  Le Dernier Regret de Thérèse
  a poem book
  a pink purse (being worn and closed and locked)
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow crosses her metal legs, the opposite way from before.
  
  > give the guide
  (to the Jenny of Tomorrow)
  The Jenny of Tomorrow avidly studies The Polite and Cheerful Girl's Guide To Elegant Dining. "Etiquette: Learned! Holy moly, that was some reading!"
  
  > talk
  What do you want to talk to?
  
  > talk to Jenny
  The Jenny of Tomorrow begins to speak: "Hi! I'm the Jenny of Tomorrow." She looks nothing like actual Jenny, which is disconcerting.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 2
  "Could you hand me your sash?" you ask. She looks down at it thoughtfully.
  
  "I really like parades! And sashes! So... I'd rather not."
  
  Admittedly, it's what you'd say in the same situation. You did a great job of training her.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 5
  "How do you feel about parades?"
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow tilts her head pleasantly. "That's my favorite thing! I am really excited about pie-eating!!"
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > give Cowboy
  While you're conversing, you can only pick conversation options.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  8) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  9) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost
  singlehanded?"
  10) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > give Cowboy
  (to the Jenny of Tomorrow)
  The Jenny of Tomorrow rapidly studies Cheyenne Rose. "Cowgirl culture: Mastered! Security: Learned! Active listening: Acquired! I feel like we're really communicatin' now."
  
  "You know, pardner, I don't have a hat," says the Jenny of Tomorrow out of the blue. "Six gallon would be good."
  
  > talk to Jenny
  The Jenny of Tomorrow begins to speak: "Hello there! I am the Jenny of Tomorrow." She looks nothing like actual Jenny, which is disconcerting.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you listen to my troubles?"
  8) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  9) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  10) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost singlehanded?"
  11) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > 9
  "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  
  The Jenny of Tomorrow plays a mood-enhancing chime. "Um... I think I would have advised you to set the combination based on something important. Like years of peak pine-nut production!"
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the contents of your chassis?"
  5) "How do you feel about parades?"
  6) "Can you write me a poem?"
  7) "Can you listen to my troubles?"
  8) "Can you paint a sign advertising seasonal flowers?"
  9) "Do you remember how to unlock my purse?"
  10) "Is it true you fought off the Brain Guzzlers almost singlehanded?"
  11) "I'm done talking now."
  
  > examine the purse
  While you're conversing, you can only pick conversation options.
  
  1) "Remind me what you're trained in right now."
  2) "Could you hand me your sash?"
  3) "Can you give me some tips about plant care?"
  4) "Could I have the c