#This Script Will Give A Basic Example Of A Maze Game Or A 'Text Based Adventure Game'
print 'You enter a dark room with two doors. Do you want to enter door #1 or door #2?' #This text allows players to be given 2 Acceptable varibles in this script
door = raw_input('> ') 
# raw_input means that it will accept 'Any' Given Varible,
# Of course this will only work if the script down below has a use for the varibles you have inputed,
#if not the program will say 'Syntax Error'.
if door == "1":
    print 'Theres a giant bear eating what appears to be a human arm, though its so damaged it\'s hard to be sure'
    print 'what do you want to do?'
    print '#1 try to take the arm'
    print '#2 scream at the bear'

    bear = raw_input('> ')

    if bear == "1":
        print 'You approach the bear slowly, never breaking eye contact. After what feel like a thousand years you are finally face to face with the bear. \nYou grab the arm and pull. of course the bear responds by eating you face. well done!'

    elif bear == "2":
        print 'You scream at the bear, a decent sound as well. The bear however was not impressed it would seem \nas he insantly eats your face. Well done!'

    else:
        print 'Well, doing %s is probably better. Bear runs away.' % bear

elif door == "2":
    print 'You stare into the endless abyss of Bollofumps retina.'
    print 'Oh dear, seems the insanity of Bollofumps existence had driven you quite insane.'
    print '#1. drool'
    print '#2. scream and drool'
    print '#3. Understand the fabrics of molecula toy crafting'
    insanity = raw_input('> ')

    if insanity == "1" or "2":
        print 'Your body survives, powered by pure insanity!'

    else:
        print 'your mind melts into green flavoured jello! mmm!'

else:
    print 'you think for a while but suddenly a troll weilding a terrible looking knife comes through a trap door and shanks you!'