:DESCRIPTION
`7The shock therapy room is small. The shock therapy chair sits in the
center of the room, tall and regal like a throne. Rising from the back of
the chair on a telescoping pole, an electrical helmet awaits its next
patient. An intensity adjustment dial is mounted on a gray metal plate
which is mounted on the center of the chair's horizontally ridged back.
Nothing strikes you as odd about it, except for the blue electrical cloud
encompassing the room.

:TURNDIAL1
`2You twist the dial back to the normal “low” intensity setting.

:TURNDIAL2
`2The intensity setting has been turned back to “low” already.

:SITCHAIR1
`2You take a seat in the shock therapy chair. The moment the electrical helmet
touches your head, thousands of volts of pure power course into your body.
Without the wrist restraints attached, you flounder like a fish. Your body
stiffens and your legs straighten as you fry. Sparks and smoke jump from the
helmet as your dead body catches fire. Your adventure has ended in a very
unpleasant way.

:SITCHAIR2
`2You take a seat in the shock therapy chair. The electrical helmet touches
your head and your body begins to tingle. Your teeth involuntarily begin to
chatter and you feel a humming vibration within your skull. After a few
moments, you stand up from the chair. The electrical sensation slowly fades.
You feel stronger now!

:SITCHAIR3
`2Prolonged exposure to the chair isn't healthy. You decide not to sit down again.

:SUPPORT
look x SHOCK x x LOOKCHAIR
look x DIAL x x LOOKDIAL

:LOOKCHAIR
`2This chair has been an instrument of patient rehabilitation here for quite some
time. Although many of your colleagues have argued the point, dozens of
insane residents have experienced benefits after shock therapy sessions,
including increased
strength.
/IFS28=0
    The intensity dial on the back of the chair is set to “maximum” currently.
    Voltage that high would surely be fatal!
/ENDS28
/IFS28>0
    The intensity dial has been turned back to the normal “low” setting.
/ENDS28

:LOOKDIAL
/IFS28=0
    `2The intensity dial on the back of the chair is set to “maximum” currently.
    Voltage that high would surely be fatal!
/ENDS28
/IFS28>0
    `2The intensity dial has been turned back to the normal “low” setting. The
    voltage is no longer at a lethal level.
/ENDS28

:END