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if the topic understood includes the topic entry, say "[commentary entry] [paragraph break]";

foo is a room.

Marlow is a man in foo.

Asking someone about something is speech.
Telling somebody about something is speech.
Answering someone that something is speech.
Asking someone for something is speech.

Instead of speech when the noun is Marlow:
   repeat through Table of Marlow's Commentary:
      if the topic understood includes the topic entry:
         say "[commentary entry] [paragraph break]";
         rule succeeds;
   say "Marlow just looks at you."

Table of Marlow's Commentary
topic   commentary
"knew"   "'Intimacy grows quick out there,' Marlow says. `I knew him as well as it is possible for one man to know another.'"
"admire"   "'He was a remarkable man,' Marlow says, unsteadily. He seems to pause, looking at you, before he goes on. 'It was impossible not to...'"
"mother"   "'I hadn't heard that his mother had died,' Marlow says. 'It must...it must have been very hard on you.'"
"remember"   "'I will always remember him,' says Marlow. 'His words...the things he wrote...they will always remain.'"
"life/waste"   "'He...his end was in every way as...as worthy as his life.' For a moment, Marlow looks as though he is angry."
"hello/hi"   "'Hi,' he says. He looks uncomfortable, but you want to hear what he has to say. 'How have you been?' he asks.[paragraph break] 'Lonely,' you say. 'I've been so...so lonely.'"

Response of Marlow when asked-or-told about "[letters]":
   say "'I just...I just want to ask you something,' you say. Marlow looks at you, and you can see his expression change. He knows what you're going to ask. 'I want to know if he...talked about me. At the end.'[paragraph break]You wait. [paragraph break]'Y-yes,' says Marlow. 'His last words were of you.'[paragraph break]. You want to tell him that it's okay...that you know the truth. That the people with him - with both of them - have already come to talk to you, have already told you that Phil was sick when he died. So terribly sick that he ranted, that he didn't make much sense. That he talked about his plans for those people in the jungle, for the things he thought he could do. That he talked about all sorts of things. You want to tell Marlow that you know that Phil didn't talk about you when he died. He didn't say anything about you, and you've tried to understand that. You know that you should tell Marlow that it's okay, that he didn't have to lie to you.  [paragraph break]But Marlow looks like he's going to cry, and so before he does, you open the door and let him leave. You watch him go, Phil's letters clutched in your hand."
   end the game finally