(Choice 2)<br/><br/>You decide it would be best to look for a weapon. Turning from the door, you make your way into the kitchen in your search. As you enter, you look left and right. Your gaze falls on multiple items that could make significantly useful weapons. There was a large kitchen knife, and to the right of that was a pile of forks, great for stabbing. You then see a hammer on the counter. For a moment you were confused about why you would leave a hammer there, but then you remember that you had to fix one of the drawers that fell apart. You were about to reach for it, but then considered the weight.<br/><br/>Choices:<br/>Choice 1: You decide to grab the hammer only, Leaving your left hand for conventional tasks.<br/><br/>Choice 2: You grab the hammer and knife, you want as much fire power as you can get.<br/><br/>Choice 3: You decide to grab the hammer and fork. *For some important reason you are sure*<br/><br/>Choice 4: You grab only the knife, quick and easy to move.<br/><br/>Choice 5: You grab the knife and fork. *Still for a good reason, i am sure*<br/><br/>Choice 6: You grab a fork, leaving your left hand free for movement and grabbing. *I am sure you grabbed the fork for an important reason....*<br/><br/>*Tip and info: Currently, you had enough room only to carry two weapons, one in each hand. Choose wisely, for you don't know if you may come back for another one.