When in Rome 1: Accounting for Taste — 5 of 31
Emily Short
Section 4 - Mood-related
Definition: a person is offended:
if the odor sensitivity of it is weak, no;
if the odor sensitivity of it is inverse, no;
if it can touch a stinky thing, yes;
no;
Definition: a person is uncomfortable:
if it is hungry, yes;
if it is cold, yes;
if it is offended, yes;
if it is blinded, yes;
no.
Definition: a person is comfortable if it is not uncomfortable.
Definition: a person is snappish if the mood of it is less than friendly and it is uncomfortable.
Definition: a person is light-sensitive if it lies beyond Saturn. Definition: a person is blinded if it is light-sensitive and it can see a lit device.
To decide whether (character - a person) lies beyond (place - a moon):
if the system of the moon of the character is greater than place, yes;
no.
To decide whether (character - a person) lies nearer than (place - a moon):
if the system of the moon of the character is less than place, yes;
no.
Mood is a kind of value. The moods are hostile, curious, friendly, and secretive. A person has a mood. A person is usually curious.