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eats" or "shirt" or "sweatshirt" as the hoodie. The description of the hoodie is "The logo on the front is all but gone, the sleeves are fraying, and the pull string came out months ago, but this is still your most comfortable sweatshirt. The best part is that it was still warm from the dryer when you put it on this morning." The hoodie is familiar.

Instead of smelling the hoodie, say "Mmm. Mountain Fresh. Or whatever it says on the box of store brand dryer sheets your mom uses."

The logo is part of the hoodie. The description of the logo is "When you could read it, it was the logo of your favorite team."

The sleeves are part of the hoodie. The description of the sleeves is "Stretched out at the cuff from when you used to suck on them. But you don[']t do that any more. Much."

The cuff is part of the sleeves. The description of the cuff is "Still mostly attached." Understand "cuffs" as the cuff.

The pull string is part of the hoodie. The description of the pull string is "Well, if you knew where it was, you'd probably have put it back into the hood. Or at least asked your mom to do it, anyway."

The player wears a jotter called blue jeans. The printed name of blue jeans is "your blue jeans". Understand "pants" or "bluejeans" as the jeans. The description of the jeans is "You pulled these out of the 'clean' pile this morning: no obvious stains and they don[']t smell. Er, much." The blue jeans are familiar.

The stains are part of the blue jeans. The description of the stains is "Mostly just dirt. And a little of yesterday's lunch." Understand "dirt" or "lunch" as the stains.

Instead of smelling the jeans, say "Ew. Well, OK, maybe they do smell just a bit."

The player wears a brand-new pair of Reebok sneakers. Understand "new" or "white" or "tennis" or "running" or "shoes" or "reeboks" as the sneakers. The description of the sneakers is "Practically glowing with shiny whiteness, the sneakers nearly leapt out of the box on their own this morning when you went to put them on. You can feel the energy poised to explode out of the pristine, cushy insoles as you walk. These shoes can[']t wait for recess!" The sneakers are familiar.

Instead of smelling the sneakers, say "Oh, please. Weirdo."

The insoles are part of the sneakers. The description of the insoles is "Well, you can[']t exactly see them while you're feet are in them, but they certainly feel cushy."

Warmth is a kind of value. The warmths are freezing, cold, chilly, and warm.

The player has a warmth. The player is freezing.

Carry out wearing:

if the noun is a thermal and the player is not warm, change the warmth of the player to the warmth after the warmth of the player.

Part 3 - Hidden Garments