MANOR # 1 6  8 ::5:4: 2,10 ;"";5,8;1;" " W3,9 ;"";4,8;"";3,21;"";4,22;"" 1n=021:n,31;4;"":n '11 ,7;"_______________" )12 ,6;"_________________" I0,0,0,11111111,0,0,0,0 #f=07:a:""+f,a:f I0,0,0,0,0,0,0,00001111 #f=07:a:""+f,a:f I0,0,0,0,0,0,0,11110000 #f=07:a:""+f,a:f 11 ,7;1;""  12 ,6;1;"" !11 ,23;1;"" !12 ,24;1;"" .11 ,8;1;"" 012 ,7;1;"" )8,15;1;4;"" )9 ,15;1;4;""  7,15;1;"_" Jv=426:h=013 :h,v;6;1;"":h:v (15,11 ;7;" MURDER " (16,11 ;7;" AT " (17,11 ;7;"'MYSTERY" *18,11 ;7;" 'MANOR " 119,6;6;" D.S.KELLY - 1983" 0,4;6;1;"BAMBY SOFTWARE PRESENTS":21,2;6;1;"LOADING:-LEAVE TAPE RUNNING"  100d K200:n=021:n,31;5;"":n:"MANOR # 2" # ddata n"a",001110008,001110008,00010000,11111110,10010010,00010000,00101000(,01101100l x"b",10111101,01111110~,11011011,11111111,11111111,01100110f,01111110~,10111101 "c",01000100D,11001100,11111100,11111100,11001100,11000100,11000000,11000000 }"d",0,01000000@,01111000x,11111111,11111000,11001000,11110000,11000000 "e",00011000,00011000,00111100<,00011000,00011000,00011000,0001100 ,00010000 "f",00001000,00001000,00010100,00100010",01000001A,01000010B,00100100$,00011000 "g",00011000,00011000,00011000,00011000,00111100<,01111110~,01111110~,01111110~ 100d >n=17:b$:k=07:b:b$+k,b:k:n ܢ23733\180:20,2;"OUT OF MEMORY":0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0 "23733\18030  a b~BgMANOR # 2 \ [\ MANOR # 2 P 9000(# iV=10 :x=6 jH=12 :z=6 lSC=1000 xGm$="BED BPOOL DINING GUN 1 A ROOM Rm. TROOM M H BED W/C SALON BED 2 HALL STUDY BED KIT- 3 CHEN " }  100d D0,0;4;" MURDER AT MYSTERY MANOR. " 1,0;m$ 17,12 ;"T" +9 ,9 ;1;"SCORE:";SC : SC019,0;" GAME OVER ":300,:300,:8000@ 6000p V<2V=2 x<2x=4 V>17V=17 x>17x=17 H<1H=1 z<1z=1 H>30H=30 z>30z=30 V,H;2;"" x,z;2;"" V=xH=z290" ߍV=17H=12 19,0;" YOU HAVE REACHED THE TELEPHONE IF YOU WISH TO MAKE YOUR REPORT AND ACCUSATIONS PRESS 'A'. " SC=SC-2 k=(*12 ) .1}L,k 1000 ="A"Ŧ="a"7000X  ="c"Ŧ="C"5000 V=xH=z300,  145 ,100d:N=120:.1}L,N:N:1,21:19,0;"YOU HAVE JUST BECOME THE SECOND VICTIM OF THE DEADLY MURDERER OF MYSTERY MANOR. " 1SC=SC-400 6 300, 8 300, @ 8000@ g 8000@ $V=3H=419,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING BEDROOM 1 " VV=7H=419,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING THE MASTER BEDROOM " V=10 H=419,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING THE W/C " V=13 H=419,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING BEDROOM 2 " V=16H=419,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING BEDROOM 3 " V=6H=719,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING BATHROOM " PV=6H=11 V=3H=1419,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING THE POOL ROOM " V=17H=7V=15H=13 19,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING THE HALL " V=17H=16V=13 H=2219,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING THE STUDY " V=5H=2919,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING THE GUN ROOM " JV=10 H=25V=8H=2719,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING THE SALON " |V=15H=2619,0;"YOU ARE ENTERING THE KITCHEN "  4R=12300 >R=22500 HR=32700 RR=42900T \R=53100 fR=63300 pR=73500 zR=83700t R=9 3900< R=10 4100 R=11 4300 R=12 4500 R=13 4700\  p=119,0;"On entering you discover that Professer Hall & Mlle Birkitt are romantically involved " p=219,0;"The murder had been committed ina precise manner with no excess effort. A medical murder ? " p=319,0;"You discover Major Cuthbert and Lady Smedley alone together in acompromising position " $p=419,0;"On entering you discover that Professer Hall & Mlle Birkitt are romantically involved " .p=519,0;"You learn that Basil the Butler had long been in love with Lady Smedley " 8p=619,0;"For many years Nanny Tree has been deeply in love with Green- wood the Gardener " Bp=719,0;"Professer Hall informs you that for years Lord Smedley had been financing his work " Lp=819,0;"A cigarette smudged with lipstikwas found near the corpse " 4900$ ΁p=119,0;"After the murder a smell of veryexpensive French perfume was to be smelt in the master bedroom " ؁p=219,0;"You discover Major Cuthbert and Nanny Tree discussing their planto elope " p=319,0;"After the murder the distinctivesmell of pipe smoke could be smelt in the master bedroom " p=419,0;"After the murder a smell of veryexpensive French perfume was to be smelt in the master bedroom " p=519,0;"The body of Lord Smedley was found minutes after the murder by Lady Smedley " p=619,0;"After the murder a disposable nappy was found lying near the body " p=719,0;"After the murder a pronounced smell of garlic could be smelt in the master bedroom " p=819,0;"Nanny Tree has had long years ofservice with the Smedley family " 4900$ p=119,0;"You learn that Lord Smedley's will naming his daughter as his sole heir has disapeered " p=219,0;"You learn that Nanny Tree was a nurse before joining the Smedleyhousehold as Nanny two years ago" p=319,0;"Lord Smedley's will leaves his estate to his wife and his wholecollection to her next husband " p=419,0;"You learn that Mlle Birkitt was cleared of murdering her husbandbut was asked to leave France " p=519,0;"Hobbs the cook informs you that Basil the Butler had been calledby Lord Smedley before his death" ȁp=619,0;"A smell of cigarette smoke couldbe smelt in the master bedroom after the murder " ҁp=719,0;"You learn that Lord Smedley had used his influence over Prof. Hall to prevent him marrying " ܁p=819,0;"Nanny Tree hated Professer Hall as she claimed he had a bad influence on the children " S 4900$ ^w=119,0;"Professer Hall informs you that Lord Smedley used to have a big collection old Indian weapons " hw=219,0;"Hobbs the cook reported hearing two muffled thumps in kitchen atabout the time of the murder " rw=319,0;"Lady Smedley arrives to inform you that two valuble pieces are missing from the collection " |w=419,0;"Small horse-hairs were found on the neck and upper body of the corpse " w=519,0;"There were no visible signs of damage or any other marks found on the corpse "  4900$ &p=119,0;"On entering you discover Lady Smedley and Professer Hall,who, are wrapped in an embrace " 0p=219,0;"A cigar but was found lying nearthe body " :p=319,0;"You see Professer Hall and Mlle.Birkitt enter and hear cries of wild ecstasy moments later " Dp=419,0;"You learn that Professer Hall had had an argument with Lord Smedley before his death " Np=519,0;"You learn that Lord Smedley had been under a physciatrist for contemplating suicide. " Xp=619,0;"Lord Smedley had refused to allow Nanny Tree to marry Greenwood the Gardener " bp=719,0;"You discover Professer Hall in an amorous embrace with Mlle. Birkitt " lp=819,0;"There had been a large fight between Nanny Tree and Lord S. over Professer Hall's arrival " 4900$ p=119,0;"You discover a large bottle of Eau de Cologne In Lady Smedley'sown toilet locker " p=219,0;"Major Cuthbert had an argument with Lord Smedley over Nanny Tree threatening his life " p=319,0;"You learn that Major Cuthbert isa collecter of the same items asare left in Lord Smedley's will " p=419,0;"You learn that Mlle Birkitt is the widowed daughter of Lord & Lady Smedley " p=519,0;"Basil the Butler informs you he feels that part of the estate should have been left to him " p=619,0;"Lord Smedley used to smoke his own brand of American cigaretes " *p=719,0;"Basil the Butler saw Hobbs the cook sharpening his chopper justbefore the murder " 4p=819,0;"Greenwood the Gardener had been sacked by Lord Smedley two days before his death " 4900$ w=119,0;"The kinder boxes around the manor are empty due to a total abscence of chopped logs " w=219,0;"A large porceilan vase directly behind the body,in line with thedoor,had shattered " ʁw=319,0;"Professer Hall informs you that Lord Smedley used to have a big collection old Indian weapons " ԁw=419,0;"After the murder,while dusting, the maid dicovered that the lampshade and fixture were missing " ށw=519,0;"The bottom of a wine glass foundlying near the body was coated with a brown jelly " s 4900$ tv19,0;"There are no clues to be found in the Hall which is the room housing the telephone " ; 4900$ Fp=119,0;"You overhear Mlle Birkitt refusea cigarette from Professer Hall saying she does not smoke " Pp=219,0;"On entering you see Dr.Johnson and Major Cuthbert sitting , smoking cigars and talking " Zp=319,0;"On entering you see Professer Hall enjoying a pipe of tobacco while chatting to Lady Smedley " dp=419,0;"You learn that days previously Lord Smedley had refused to givehis daughter any cash " np=519,0;"Basil the Butler had been given a month's notice by Lord Smedleyafter he was discovered with her" xp=619,0;"Nanny Tree made it obvious that she was displeased with their refusal to give her a raise " p=719,0;"Immediately before the murder Professer Hall went to him to make a final plea " p=819,0;"Nanny Tree smokes her own brand of Russian cigarettes "  4900$ p=119,0;"You find the door locked.On peering through keyhole you see LadySmedley who is counting money " p=219,0;"You learn that Dr.Johnson seen, by Basil the Butler running awayfrom the master bedroom " "p=319,0;"You learn that there had been a large argument over the will between Lord S.,Prof H.&Major C." ,p=419,0;"Mlle Birkitt was desperate to marry Prof.Hall but her father had refused to allow her to " 6p=519,0;"Basil had been with Lord Smedleyfor many years and was a loyal and trusted servant " @p=619,0;"Lord Smedley had sacked Nanny Tree when she had refused to give Greenwood up " Jp=719,0;"Lady Smedley informs you that they had decided to stop paying Professer Hall " Tp=819,0;"Nanny Tree was greatly upset at Greenwood's losing his job and swore she would take revenge "  4900$ ցp=119,0;"You are informed by Mr.Grabbitt of Snaffle,Nick&Grabbitt that inthe will Mlle Birkitt was named " p=219,0;"Dr.Johnson is not an M.D but is a doctor of philosophy " p=319,0;"The murder must have been plann-ed and executed with military precision to avoid being seen " p=419,0;"You learn that Professer Hall had gained his wealth by weddingrich women who died soon after " p=519,0;"Lady Smedley had been seen ,by Hobbs,removing something from the collection " p=619,0;"After the murder a trail of mud and leaves could be seen leadingto the window " p=719,0;"There was a constant argument between Hobbs and Lord Smedley over Hobbs culinery ability " p=819,0;"Nanny Tree was deeply involved (emotionally) with Greenwood theGardener "  4900$ p=119,0;"After the murder a cigarette smudged with lipstick was found near the corpse " p=219,0;"You learn that Dr.Johnson had come to buy something from Lord Smedley's collection but had not" p=319,0;"Basil the Butler informs of the old army jealousy that existed between Major Cuthbert & Lord S." p=419,0;"Professer Hall was discovered byHobbs leaning over the body which he said he had found there" Ɓp=519,0;"Lord Smedley had accused his wife of being a drunkard and a slut " Ёp=619,0;"Both Professer Hall & Greenwood had vowed to avenge Nanny Tree for her sacking " ځp=719,0;"Lord and Lady Smedley had just decided to cut Professer Hall's financial aid off " p=819,0;"Greenwood the Gardener was foundwith the body " [ 4900$ fw=119,0;"The corpse was found in a badly mutilated state. The head was missing and bloood strewn around" pw=219,0;"The bottom of a wine glass foundlying near the body was coated with a brown jelly " zw=319,0;"Small horse-hairs were found on the neck and upper body of the corpse " w=419,0;"There was a series of deep marksaround the corpse's neck " w=519,0;"You see ";p$;20,0;"pouring a bottle of a brown liquid down the sink " # 4900$ $ SC=SC-10 @V2V4H>0H4R=1:5300 @V5V8H>0H4R=2:5300 AV9 V11 H>0H4R=3:5300 BV14V12 H>0H4R=4:5300 BV17V15H>0H4R=5:5300 @H7H8V2V6R=6:5300 (AH9 H14V2V6R=7:5300 9 7015g Qp7070 Q=p7300 Q=1s$="Lady Smedley" Q=2s$="Dr Johnson"  Q=3s$="Major Cuthbert" &Q=4s$="Mademoiselle Birkitt" "Q=5s$="Basil the Butler" (Q=6s$="Greenwood the Gardener"  Q=7s$="Professer Hall" Q=8s$="Nanny Tree"  Q=9 s$="Hobbs the Cook" ~16,0;"YOU THINK THE MURDERER WAS : ";17,4;s$;19,0;"BUT IT WAS :";20,4;p$ SC=SC-200  200  7800x >16,0;"YOU WERE CORRECT THE MURDERER WAS: ";p$ SC=SC+300,  400  2,0;"POSSIBLE MURDER WEAPONS (1)Axe (2)Refolver (3)Dagger (4)Rope Noose (5)Poison ENTER YOUR CHOICE OF MURDER WEAPON NOW ! " X !X<0X>57330 Xw7390 X=w7500L X=1K$="AXE" X=2K$="REVOLVER" X=3K$="DAGGER" X=4K$="ROPE NOOSE" X=5K$="POISON" >14,0;"YOU THOUGHT THE MURDER WEAPON WAS: ";K$ >17,0;"BUT IT WAS THE: ";18,2;w$,e$ SC=SC-200  200  7800x B: LJ 15,0;"YOU WERE CORRECT THE MURDER WEAPON WAS: ";e$ ,w$ VSC=SC+300, ` 200  x 8000@ J Td4,0;" In this case of 'MURDER AT MYSTERY MANOR THE MURDER WAS COMMITTED BY :-" ^8,0;p$ h!10 ,2;"WITH THE :-" r12 ,0;w$,e$ |615,0;"" '18,0;"YOU SCORED : ";SC 620,0;""  300,  #( 9090# #1w=(*6):w<1w>58100 #w=1w$="":e$="AXE" #"w=2w$="":e$="REVOLVER" # w=3w$="":e$="DAGGER" #$w=4w$="":e$="ROPE NOOSE" # w=5w$="":e$="POISON" #1p=(*9 ):p<1p>88110 #p=1p$="Lady Smedley" #p=2p$="Dr Johnson" # p=3p$="Major Cuthbert" #&p=4p$="Mademoiselle Birkitt" #"p=5p$="Basil the Butler" #(p=6p$="Greenwood the Gardener" # p=7p$="Professer Hall" #p=8p$="Nanny Tree" # p=9 p$="Hobbs the Cook" % %6:5:2: %B0,0;1;"*** MURDER AT MYSTERY MANOR. ***" %a1,14;1;"  D.S.KELLY 1983 " %l3,0;" In this graphic adventure game you take the role of Inspector Solvitt and must try to solve the murders of Mystery Manor. You have been called in to investigate the murder of Lord Smedley who was found dead in the master bedroom. You () must move around the manor gathering clues before finnally accusing and arresting the murderer. You have little time to find the murderer and if your score falls below 0 your game will end. You must also beware of the murderer () who is pursuing his second victim-YOU !" % 19,0;" ";20,3;"PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE." % 0 % %B0,0;1;"*** MURDER AT MYSTERY MANOR. ***" %3,0;" When moving around the manor you () must gather clues by entering the rooms and asking your assistant-the computer for a clue." %n8,1;" From the clues you must deducethe identity of the murderer andthe murder weapon (s)he used. You must then make your way tothe telephone (T) in the HALL and make your accusations. Be quick because if your scorefalls below 0 your game will end Beware of the murderer () whois pursuing you and is trying tokill you and save himself." %320,3;"PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE" % 0 % %B0,0;1;"*** MURDER AT MYSTERY MANOR. ***" %S;2;2,0;" SUSPECTS: Lady Smedley Dr Johnson Mademoiselle Birkitt Major Cuthbert Professer Hall Nanny Tree Basil the Butler Hobbs the Cook Greenwood the Gardener POSSIBLE MURDER WEAPONS Dagger Revolver Axe Poison Rope noose" %321,3;"PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE" % 0 % %B0,0;1;"*** MURDER AT MYSTERY MANOR. ***" %Ш2,1;"CONTROLS";3,1;"";5,5;"(5)LEFT.";6,5;"(6)DOWN.";7,5;"(7)UP.";8,5;"(8)RIGHT." %ډ10 ,5;"(C)ASKS THE COMPUTER TO GIVE YOU A CLUE WHICH IS RELAVENT TO THE ROOM YOU ARE IN." %J15,5;"(A)ALLOWS YOU TO MAKE YOUR ACCUSATIONS." %519,3;"PRESS ANY KEY TO COMMENCE" % 0 % %,8,8;1;"* GOOD LUCK! *" & 100d & wWEREVOLVERpPProfesser HallU