story.py

def start():
    print("""The building was eerily cool, it had aberrant structures along each side
       of the corridor, and it was almost impossible to locate the room
       in which she was seeking. Each doorframe was as hidden as the
       next. She thought herself ridiculous for not being able to
       complete a simple task on her first day of work and at such an
       acclaimed tech company… She was faced with two doors. One is a
       slight indent in the wall and the other is covered by a control
       panel. Which one should she pick?""")
#function for answer 1 and 2 
def option5(answer):
    if answer5 == "answer 1":
        print("""She immediately selected the ‘1’ to type in the answer. She took a long
        deep breath as she typed in the answer ‘110101001’.
        Right after she typed in the answer, she quickly turned
        around to see the time, she only had 5 seconds left. Looking at
        the screen and seeing a green tick come up made her realize that
        her answer was correct. She gave a sigh of relief as the door
        opened and the sunlight rushed into the room. She
        nervously stepped out of the door but at the same time feeling
        pleased to have answered the question correctly and not being
        trapped in that room anymore. After typing in the
        answer, there was a long pause. She was waiting impatiently as
        she leaned against the door and turned her face away from the
        screen. The door quickly opened, and she fell out. At this
        moment she knew that she had answered the question correctly. 
        print. As she walked along the corridor to the exit, she saw her
        colleagues and the boss walking by, they all seemed happy and
        pleased the way she worked and everything was normal as it was
        before.""")
    elif answer5 == "answer 2":
        print("""'INCORRECT CHOICE'
        If I only knew that the option I picked
        would be the wrong one. I would go back in a heartbeat and
        picked yes; I will complete the puzzle. Maybe then I would be
        stuck here in a world where I know no one, where it is an
        alternative reality. Why did I think picking No would
        get me back home? Why did I think that it would that simple? Now
        I am trapped with no way out, I just want to go back home, to
        the real world, I should have never gone through the door.
        GAME OVER""")
     
#function for door 1 and 2
def option4(answer4):
    if answer4 =="door 1":
         print("""Cautiouslly she opened the door. It felt slightly heavy underneath her
         palm. She gave a sigh of relief as the door opened and
         the sunlight rushed into the room. She nervously stepped out of
         the door but at the same time feeling pleased to have answered
         the question correctly and not being trapped in that room
         anymore. After typing in the answer, there was a long
         pause. She was waiting impatiently as she leaned against the
         door and turned her face away from the screen. The door quickly
         opened, and she fell out. At this moment she knew that she had
         answered the question correctly. As she walked along
         the corridor to the exit, she saw her colleagues and the boss
         walking by, they all seemed happy and pleased the way she
         worked and everything was normal as it was before.""")
         
    elif answer4 == "door 2":
         print("""Hesitantely, she walks through the door presented infront of her. The
         room was almost identical to the one before but the colour
         palette had changed slightly. It felt slightly eerier. It was
         as if all of the rooms were connected, like a network of
         puzzles. In the wall a question was inscribed. '10111
         + 110101'More binary addition. Great. She thought to
         herself. Startling her slightly, a projection appeared
         over the robots head. She hadn't even noticed it follow through
         the door behind her. You are presented with two options
         Answer 1 1001100 or Answer 2 001011""")
    if __name__=="__main__":
        choice5 =input("select between answer 1 or answer 2; ")
        option5(choice5)


#function for options 1 and 2 
def option3(answer3):
    if answer3=="option 2":
        print("""'INCORRECT CHOICE' If I only knew that the option I picked
        would be the wrong one. I would go back in a heartbeat and
        picked yes; I will complete the puzzle. Maybe then I would be
        stuck here in a world where I know no one, where it is an
        alternative reality. Why did I think picking No would
        get me back home? Why did I think that it would that simple? Now
        I am trapped with no way out, I just want to go back home, to
        the real world, I should have never gone through the door.
        GAME OVER""")
    elif answer3=="option 1":
        print("""It seemed she had picked the right door as she was allowed to progres.
        The robot followed behind her. She was given another option to
        choose what type of question she wants to face. The robot
        repeated ‘Do you want to face a binary ADDITION or binary
        SUBTRACTION question.’ He was shaking when choosing the
        option given by the robot. To make this decision, she was given
        20 seconds to think about it or the robot would automatically
        select a question for her. She quickly selected Option 2, which
        was a Binary subtraction question. The question that came up
        was; 1011011 – 10010. Alongside the question she was
        given a 2-minute timer. As the countdown came to an end, she
        quickly typed in the answer; 1001001. After getting the
        answer correct she was one again presented with the option of
        two doors. Door 1 looked much more inviting than Door 2. She was
        met with an uncomfortable silence. Unsure of which to chose.""")
        print("Door 1 or Door 2; ")
    if __name__=="__main__":
        choice4 =input("select between door 1 or door 2; ")
        option4(choice4)

#function for yes and no
def option2(answer2):
    if answer2 == "no":
        print("""I was given two options by the robot that stood in front of me. If I
        only knew that the option I picked would be the wrong one. I would
        go back in a heartbeat and picked yes; I will complete the puzzle.
        Maybe then I would be stuck here in a world where I know no one,
        where it is an alternative reality. Why did I think picking No would
        get me back home? Why did I think that it would that simple? Now I
        am trapped with no way out, I just want to go back home, to the real
        world, I should have never gone through the door. GAME OVER""")
    elif answer2 =="yes":
        print("""As she stood in the middle of the corridor, she noticed there were two
        doors to choose from. The signs on both doors stated; ‘Door1’ and
        ‘Door2’. However, in the middle of the corridor a sign was posted
        stating; ‘This is a challenge for freedom. If you chose correctly, you
        will be able to continue your job as you usually do HOWEVER, if a
        question is answered incorrectly, you will lose this game and experience
        consequences.she had to select between’ option 1 or Option 2; """)
    if __name__=="__main__":
        choice3 =input("select between option 1 or option 2; ")
        option3(choice3)
# function for control panel or indent wall (only control coded )



def BadEnd():
    print("""Suddenly her feeling of being pleased vanished in thin air
    when she saw her boss walk towards her in anger. He handed over
    papers that displayed two words in big and bold and a short
    paragraph of small writing. The 2 letters displayed ‘YOUR FIRED’.
    The reason for being fired was displayed in small handwriting, this
    was because she was late for work. After staring at the letters,
    tears ran down her eyes and this made her feel like she was being
    thrown in front of challenge after challenge. All she could do was
    cry. """)
    
def IWyesO1():
    print("""She immediately selected the ‘1’ to type in the answer. She
    took a long deep breath as she typed in the answer ‘110101001’.
    Right after she typed in the answer, she quickly turned around to
    see the time, she only had 5 seconds left. Looking at the screen and
    seeing a green tick come up made her realize that her answer was
    correct. She gave a sigh of relief as the door opened and the
    sunlight rushed into the room. She nervously stepped out of the door
    but at the same time feeling pleased to have answered the question
    correctly and not being trapped in that room anymore. """)
    BadEnd()

def IWyesO2():
    print(""""INCORRECT CHOICE"
    If I only knew that the option I picked would be the wrong one. I would
    go back in a heartbeat and picked yes; I will complete the puzzle. Maybe
    then I would be stuck here in a world where I know no one, where it is
    an alternative reality. Why did I think picking No would get me back
    home? Why did I think that it would that simple? Now I am trapped with
    no way out, I just want to go back home, to the real world, I should
    have never gone through the door. GAME OVER""")

def indentWallYes():
    #Puzzle2
    print("""The robot began to speak. It told her that she would only
    be required to complete one puzzle at a time and then would be taken
    back to her current reality and would be recovered to complete the
    rest at a later date. She questioned the plausibility of all of
    this. Surely this must be a hallucination due to lack of sleep,
    food, and a conjunction of the first day nerves. However, she
    decided to play. The first question appeared scribed into the wall
    of a building to her left. ‘Binary?’ she questioned, moving towards
    it. It read ‘10101010 + 11111111’ Before she could even think of the
    answer, the wall displayed ‘Enter1’ to type and submit the answer or
    ‘Enter 2’ to stay trapped until the next questions comes up. She
    looked around the room to see if any clue was given, but what she
    noticed was a small counter attached to the wall of that room that
    stated ‘1.60’. This meant that she only has 2 minutes to complete
    this given binary question. It wasn’t long before the timer started
    beeping and the countdown started. What seemed like 10 seconds to
    her was 1 minute and 10 seconds on the clock. She only had 50
    seconds left to work out and type in the answer to the binary
    puzzle. The countdown was speeding, and she was racing the time. In
    her head, she was going through all sorts of thoughts and feelings
    about this challenge. She started to feel tense and anxious every
    time she looked at the timer. The feeling of anxiety makes it seem
    like the walls of the building are closing in on her and she was
    gasping for air. This made her realize that this challenge included
    difficulties and obstacles in the way of answering the question. She
    walked up to the wall to press an option. Option 1 = 110101001 |
    Option 2 = 1001101 """)
    #Option 1 Enter the answer 110101001 or Option 2 Enter the answer 1001101
    answer = input(str(""))
    if answer.lower() == "option 1" or answer == "1":
        IWyesO1()
    if answer.lower() == "option 2" or answer == "2":
        IWyesO2()

def indentWallNo():
    print("""I was given two options by the robot that stood in front of
    me. If I only knew that the option I picked would be the wrong one.
    I would go back in a heartbeat and picked yes; I will complete the
    puzzle. Maybe then I would be stuck here in a world where I know no
    one, where it is an alternative reality. Why did I think picking No
    would get me back home? Why did I think that it would that simple?
    Now I am trapped with no way out, I just want to go back home, to
    the real world, I should have never gone through the door. GAME OVER""")


def indentWall():
    print(""" Reluctantly she pressed her palm against a cool surface that almost
    completely blended into the rest of the grey wall if not for a slight
    rectangular indent. It pushed in and slid to the side allowing her to
    enter. A blinding light met her eyes as she stepped forward and she
    heard the door swiftly move shut behind her. Startled she moved around
    to look at the door to realise that not only was the door gone but the
    room was freakishly white and bare. As she turned back around, she was
    met by an ominous synthetic face that she assumed was meant to resemble
    a human. Shocked, she stepped backwards and as she looked closer she saw
    that the robot had no body, just a metal spine attached to acrylic hips
    and what she thought were… wheels? She had no time to look as the room
    transformed, walls melting away, but somehow she and the robot were in
    the same place? The room had become what she could only think was a
    post-apocalyptic city, maybe London? Toronto? Geography wasn’t her
    strong suit. The sky an unusual shade of dark blue, no clouds or signs
    of stars. Telephone poles were filled with sparking wires, flocks of
    birds feeding on overgrown dead green, buildings decaying and not
    another soul in sight. The robot was still staring at her. She opened
    her mouth to speak in hopes it could communicate but she was cut off by
    a projection that suddenly appeared above the robot. “YOU ARE IN SECTOR
    1. PLAY TO ESCAPE.” Underneath it read the words in bold “YES” and “NO”.
    It seemed she had no real option but to play. """)
    answer = input(str(""))
    if answer.lower() == "yes":
        indentWallYes()
    if answer.lower() == "no":
        indentWallNo()

def option1(answer):
    if answer == "control":
        print("""She saw a metal door at the end of the corridor which seemed to be off
       color. She tried to pull the door handle down, but it was stiff,
       and she could feel it like it was on fire. It was blistering hot. She
       managed to push the door open. But there was nothing inside apart
       from another corridor right ahead. She wondered if she should
       continue, she had choice between yes and no""")
    if answer == "indent":
        indentWall()
    if __name__=="__main__":
        choice2 = input("select yes or no; ")
        option2(choice2)

if __name__=="__main__":
    choice1 = input("select between indent and control; ")
    option1(choice1)
    

start()