FACTS AND FICTION

(put: (prompt: "What is your name?", (either: " ", " ", " ")) into $name) Hiya, $name. You remember your first investigation is today? You overslept? And you have amnesia! You're one of the two youngest detectives in the world, and now you don't even remember how to investigate...oh, no... It's okay. You can //do// this. I'll help you. I'll help you remember everything...let me just get my asthma pump here... //breathe, breathe, breathe, breathe//... Okay, I'm fine now. Here, I'll help. Do you want to go [[straight to the scene of the crime->goback]], or should we [[pack some of your detective stuff->detectivestuff]], first?

When you show up at the crime scene, you see that your rival detective Gemma is there as well. What is she doing here? "Why are you here, loser?" she snarls. "You wanna see my first victory as a detective? Or are you just here to beg for my mystery?" "What are you talking about?" you say. "I'm here to solve the mystery!" "Stop kidding yourself -" "Gemma, $name," a voice said. You and Gemma turn around. The officer in charge of the case. "So lovely that you could come! I suppose you're wondering why you're both here. You should see this as a trial run. We just need to see who is the more capable detective, so we can give them the more difficult cases. They'll handle the murders and whatnot. The other will be in charge of robberies and such. Capisce?" "So...this isn't a real murder?" you say. "Yes, yes, of //course// it's a real murder," the officer says. Had he gone insane? "Yes. So here, we've got the addresses of all the suspects. Here is where you can inspect the crime scene. You can make notes and stuff in those cute little detective notebooks you carry around with you everywhere, and when you think you know the culprit, come tell me. Since this is a test, I'll just run through everything to see if it makes sense. If it doesn't...well, this is the only time we won't trust your judgement if it seems even a little off. And here's the autopsy report. Got it? On your marks, get set, GO!" "Those murders are MINE, idiot," Gemma hisses in your face, before running off to look at the crime scene. "I don't think so, Gemma," you growl. [[Begin the investigation->investigation headquarters]]

Yeah, it's probably better if we do that first. Great. So, um, click on what you want, and that will be added to your pack... <img width=500 src="https://image.freepik.com/free-vector/magnifying-glass-icon_1284-2091.jpg"> (link: "Magnifying glass")[(set: $magnify to 1) Okay, magnifying glass down.] <img width=500 src="https://i.pinimg.com/736x/04/dd/94/04dd942fd562314a2711cc1eaa862373--fingerprints-powder.jpg"> (link: "Fingerprint powder and brush")[(set: $powder to 1) The powder and brush is safe and sound in your detective's bag.] <img width=500 src="http://d1zh4ok0q8k7dm.cloudfront.net/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/400x/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/l/u/luminol16_new_6-11_1.jpg"> (link: "Luminol. It reveals old bloodstains.")[(set: $luminol to 1) Those bloodstains can't hide from you!] <img width=500 src="https://static.bhphoto.com/images/images250x250/1458920064000_1238183.jpg"> (link: "Camera")[(set: $camera to 1) Technically, we don't have to bring a camera, but we should take some selfies of your first day!] [[Have you got everything?->crimescene]]

What do you want to do? [[Examine the crime scene->examine]] [[Look at the list of suspects->suspects]] [[Read the autopsy report->autopsy]] [[Look at your clues in your notebook->notebook]] [[Take a selfie->selfie]] I'm ready to [[accuse->accuse]].

Okay. Cool. How do you want to examine the scene of the crime? [[Luminol->luminol]] [[Look closer->magnify]] [[Dust for fingerprints->fingerprints]] [[Go back->investigation headquarters]]

Here are the people on the list of suspects: [[Fiona Mill->fiona]] [[Victor Harrison->victor]] [[Mr P. Greene->greene]] Who do you want to go see? [[Go back->investigation headquarters]]

You open the yellowing pages of your copy of the autopsy report. On the front in a red stamp it says, //Property of the Government of Australia//. It's kind of cool that they let you read this stuff, even if you're only twelve years old. //Name: George Montgomery Cause: Stabbed with a dagger Found by Fiona Mill and friend Victor Harrison. Dagger or knife found at the scene of the crime was certainly the murder weapon. Stabbed at 10:03pm, found at 10:07pm, died at 10:05pm. That was it? Huh. I thought there'd be more... [[Go back->investigation headquarters]]

Okay, here we- Hang on. We can do without the rest, but our camera...//selfies//...please... [[Get our stuff->detectivestuff]]

Where do you want to spray your luminol? <img width=500 src="https://i.pinimg.com/236x/8f/3b/34/8f3b34a99ccf2da7f211c8e5a82e5b08--tartan-chair-grey-armchair.jpg"> [[The living space->livingspace1]] <img width=500 src="http://weclipart.com/gimg/592933B947F40797/1404344361000-176427334.jpg"> [[The chalk outline of the body->outline1]] <img width=500 src="http://www.darksword-armory.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/medieval-knight-dagger-1801.jpg"> [[The dagger (murder weapon)->dagger luminol]] [[Go back->examine]]

What do you want to take a closer look at? <img width=500 src="https://i.pinimg.com/236x/8f/3b/34/8f3b34a99ccf2da7f211c8e5a82e5b08--tartan-chair-grey-armchair.jpg"> [[The living space->livingspace]] <img width=500 src="http://weclipart.com/gimg/592933B947F40797/1404344361000-176427334.jpg"> [[The chalk outline of the body->outline]] <img width=500 src="http://www.darksword-armory.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/medieval-knight-dagger-1801.jpg"> [[The dagger (murder weapon)->dagger]] [[Go back->examine]]

What do you want to use fingerprint dust on first? <img width=500 src="https://i.pinimg.com/236x/8f/3b/34/8f3b34a99ccf2da7f211c8e5a82e5b08--tartan-chair-grey-armchair.jpg"> [[The living space->livingspacefinger]] <img width=500 src="http://weclipart.com/gimg/592933B947F40797/1404344361000-176427334.jpg"> [[The chalk outline of the body->outlinefinger]] <img width=500 src="http://www.darksword-armory.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/medieval-knight-dagger-1801.jpg"> [[The dagger (murder weapon)->daggerfinger]] [[Go back->examine]]

You take out your camera and ask Gemma to hold it for you. She grudgingly agrees, calls you a loser and an idiot about 30 times, then finally takes the photo. You'll never forget this day now you have a selfie! [[We should probably go back to investigating...->investigation headquarters]]

You spray around the living space. No blood. Hmmm...unless your luminol is defective, that's definitely something... [[Go back->luminol]] (set: $luminolliving to "There isn't any blood at all in the living space. This could mean that there was no struggle, or no struggle that anyone got stabbed in.")

You spray luminol around the outline. You aren't surprised to find that there is no blood - it just meant that the person wasn't stabbed all the way through. [[Go back->luminol]] (set: $luminoloutline to "There is no blood on, around or in the chalk outline. This means that the victim, George Montgomery, was not stabbed all the way through. This could mean that the killer was either weak, or had learnt not to leave any evidence.")

You spray luminol on the blade of the dagger. There is only blood on the tip, which means that it wasn't stabbed too far down. Only far enough to reach the heart. [[Go back->luminol]] (set: $luminoldagger to "The luminol only revealed blood on the tip of the dagger. This means that the dagger wasn't stabbed too far down into the body of the victim.")

Here are your clues: $luminolliving $luminoloutline $luminoldagger $chalkoutline $livingspace $dagger $daggerprint $Fiona $Victor $Officer [[Go back->investigation headquarters]]

As you look at the living space, you see chairs out of order that have been knocked astray in a struggle. Not more than you were expecting - kind of a disappointment. [[Go back->magnify]] (set: $livingspace to "There was likely a struggle in the living space on closer examination. Chairs have been knocked down. It wasn't more than you were expecting, and was a disappointment, but perhaps when put together with everything else it will show you the truth...")

Using your magnifying glass, you look closely at the outline of the body. Nothing seems to be unusual...but then something glinting catches your eye. You bend down to pick it up, and there is a silver button belonging to a man's coat. You look at the brand. To look up where the coat came from, you go to the store of that brand. There is a full rack of brown coats. No one seems to be buying them. Next to it, there is an empty rack that someone it loading up with black coats. When you look closely, you see that the button isn't scratched - the coat must have been new. [[Go back->magnify]] (set: $chalkoutline to "On the chalk outline, there was a button. It does not seem to be bloody, so it's probably belonging to the killer. It's new and shiny. The store that sold it had a full rack of brown coats that no one seemed to be buying, and an empty rack that was being refilled with black coats.")

Looking closer at the dagger, nothing seems out of the ordinary. It's more of a knife, and could be bought at any sort of store. [[Go back->magnify]] (set: $dagger to "The dagger seems normal enough. It could have been bought at any kitchen store.")

You start dusting for fingerprints around the living space, but you realise that no one would have intentionally pushed one of these things aside with their hands. This was a useless search. [[Go back->fingerprints]]

As you examine finger prints on the outline, you realise that it's a useless task. No one would have touched the ground beside the body. [[Go back->fingerprints]]

You dust around the handle of the dagger, and you find a set of fingerprints. Excitedly, you look for a match using a fingerprint-matching device on the coffe table. You didn't have one of your own, so it was lucky that the officer had thought that far in advance. The machine beeped, and eventually came up with a match... Mr Greene. The man who worked under the officer in the police force. [[Go back->fingerprints]] (set: $daggerprint to "On the handle of the dagger were Mr Greene's fingerprints. Mr Greene works in the police force under the officer, the one in charge of your case.")

(put: (prompt: "Are you sure you're ready to accuse? If you are, write 'Yes'. If you are not, and you would like to review your clues, write 'No'.", (either: "Make sure you use a capital letter, or you'll fail your investigation", "Make sure you use a capital letter, or you'll fail your investigation", "Make sure you use a capital letter, or you'll fail your investigation")) into $accuse) (if: $accuse is "Yes")[[[Accuse->accuse2]]] (if: $accuse is "No")[[[Notebook->notebook]]]

You knock on Fiona Mill's door. She answers. "Hi," you smile. "I just want to come in to ask some questions about George Montgomery's murder. I'm $name, and I'm with the police." "Oh, yes," Fiona says. "Yes, of course. Come in." You follow Fiona through the hallway and into the kitchen. She offers you a plate of chocolate chip cookies, and you decline, even though they look delicious. If she is the murderer, it would be unwise to take anything she offers you, as it could be poisoned. "Suit yourself," she shrugs, and picks one off the plate for herself. "I know I'm on the suspect list because me and Vicky found the body," Fiona said as she munched on her cookie. "But trust me - neither me nor Vicky are the murderer." She shivered. "We just aren't that cold-blooded. [[So what do you want to know->askfiona]]?"

You knock on the house of Victor Harrison. He answers. He's tall and towering, wearing a long brown coat. "Who's there?" he asks. "I am," you say. "I'm $name, and I'm with the police. I'm investigating the murder of Mr George Montgomery. May I ask you some questions?" "If you must," Victor grunts. He welcomes you inside. You follow him into the kitchen, where he pulls out a chair for you. You sit down, and he sits down opposite. "I know that me and Fifi are suspects," Victor says. "I swear it wasn't us. We wouldn't do something like that. Ain't you got other people on that list of yours?" "That's information specifically for the members of the police force, and those working for them," you say stoutly. You swear you can see a flicker of a smile pass across Victor's surly face. "Orright, kid," he said. "I'll cooperate. [[Whaddaya want->askvictor]]?"

Mr Greene is one of the suspects? Mr Greene, who works under the officer? You knock on Mr Greene's door. He answers. "Why, hello, hello, hello!" Mr Greene says. "You must be one of those charming little Lady Detectives the police force has given a little game! Which are you, Gemma or $name?" You grit your teeth. "//Detective// will do just fine, sir," you say. "And this isn't a game. This is murder." You extend your hand to shake his. "And my name is $name." "Ah, a pleasure to meet you," Mr Greene says, shaking your hand gently as if he is afraid it might break. "Come inside, and ask all the questions you want." Mr Greene's house is cozy. Really cozy. He leads you into a nice living room with a real, crackling fire. //This detective thing must pay well//, you think as Mr Greene drapes his black coat on an armchair. He gestures for you to sit down, and he does so himself. "What is it that you want to [[ask me->askgreene]]?" Mr Greene sighs.

[["Could you tell me where you were the night of the murder?"->wherefiona]] [["Do you cook much?"->cookfiona]] [["Is there anything you had against Mr Montgomery?"->againstfiona]] [["Out of curiosity, do you ever wear gloves?"->glovesfiona]] [[I think I've gotten enough info from Fiona.->suspects]] (set: $Fiona to "Fiona was walking through town with her friend Victor. They heard a scream from the house nearby and rushed to help. In case Mr Montgomery was still alive, Fiona removed the blade from the body. This is information that she previously told to the police. It is unusual, because the blood would have stopped flowing at this time, indicating death. Fiona had never even heard of Mr Montgomery until she found his body. Fiona rarely cooks, but often eats and orders out. She doesn't wear gloves often, but since it was cold on the night of the murder, she was wearing some woollen gloves that are now stained with blood from pulling out the dagger. This is true for certain because of the fact that she showed the gloves for proof.")

"I was strolling through town with Vicky," Fiona says thoughtfully. "We heard a scream coming from a house, so we ran right down. We didn't see anyone, so we dialed 000. I...I removed the blade from the body, in case he was still alive, but I've already told the police that." [[Ask something else.->askfiona]]

"Erm..." Fiona thinks. "No, not really. I usually order in or eat out." [[Ask another question.->askfiona]]

"I hadn't even heard of the name "George Montgomery" until I found him dead," Fiona said. She thought for a minute. "My Uncle's name is Montgomery Mill, if that helps." [[Ask another question.->askfiona]]

"No, I don't wear gloves often," Fiona says. "Goodness, what an odd question! I //was// wearing some woolen gloves that night, but now they're ruined from pulling out that knife." She takes some bloodstained gloves from the rubbish bin. "Looking back on it, I wish I had taken my gloves off first." "How did you get blood on it, if you pulled it out by the handle?" you ask. "I grabbed it from quite far down," Fiona admitted. "I touched the bloody skin." [[Ask something else.->askfiona]]

[["Could you tell me where you were the night of the murder?"->wherevictor]] [["Do you cook much?"->cookvictor]] [["Is there anything you had against Mr Montgomery?"->againstvictor]] [["Out of curiosity, do you ever wear gloves?"->glovesvictor]] [[I think I've gotten enough info from Victor.->suspects]] (set: $Victor to "Victor said similar things to Fiona, except for three things: The fact that he and Fiona had had an argument over whether the victim was alive or not, the fact that Fiona had cried, and the fact that he was the one to dial 000. It is possible that Fiona left these facts out out of embarrassment. Victor wears a large brown coat, even inside, that is missing a button.")

"We - me an' Fifi, that is - were walking through town," Victor says. "We heard this scream, and came running to this house. Montgomery was lying on the floor. Me and Fifi argued, because she wanted to believe that he was still alive. She pulled the dagger from him, and found out his body was cold. She cried after that, and I dialled 000." [[Ask something else.->askvictor]]

"What? No!" Victor cries. "I didn't even know there //was// a George Montgomery until we found his body." [[Ask something else.->askvictor]]

"I don't even own a pair," Victor says. [[Ask something else.->askvictor]]

"I cook a little, but only when Fifi's with me," Victor says. "Mostly I eat out. Or order in." [[Ask something else.->askvictor]]

[["Could you tell me where you were the night of the murder?"->wheregreene]] [["Do you cook much?"->cookgreene]] [["Is there anything you had against Mr Montgomery?"->againstgreene]] [["Out of curiosity, do you ever wear gloves?"->glovesgreene]] (if: $daggerprint is "On the handle of the dagger were Mr Greene's fingerprints. Mr Greene works in the police force under the officer, the one in charge of your case.")[[["Why are your fingerprints on the murder weapon?"->murdergreene]]] [[I think I've gotten enough info from Mr Greene.->suspects]] (set: $Officer to "Mr Greene said he was walking through town during the murder, alone. His wife was in the neighbouring town playing bingo. He says he and his wife have a 'traditional family' meaning he works and Mrs Greene cooks and cleans. Apparently, she doesn't even let him in the kitchen. He doesn't wear gloves, and Mr Montgomery could have gotten him into a 'spot of trouble' because he knew of something illegal that Mr Greene had done. On the handle of the dagger were Mr Greene's fingerprints. He says this was because he tampered with the evidence. It could have just as easily been Fiona Mill, as she was wearing gloves the time of the murder. We should see where the other evidence points. Mr Greene also wears a black coat missing a button.")

"I was walking around town," Mr Greene says. "And yes, I was alone. Mrs Greene was playing bingo in the neighbouring town. I believe that Miss Mill and Mr Harrison were walking around as well, so it really isn't that suspicious. Unless we were all colaborating on the murder -" he pauses to laugh "- I don't see why walking around town has to be suspicious." [[Ask something else.->askgreene]]

"What an strange question!" cries Mr Greene. "Me and my wife, Mrs Greene, have a more traditional family. She cooks and cleans, and I work. She doesn't even let me in the kitchen!" [[Ask something else.->askgreene]]

"To be honest," Mr Greene said, "Mr Montgomery could have gotten me and my wife into a teensy bit of trouble if he wanted. He had a little dirt on me, and I would have lost my job. But," he looked at you dangerously, "we can keep that little bit of information to ourselves, yes? Good." [[Ask something else.->askgreene]]

"Erm...no," Mr Greene said. [[Ask something else.->askgreene]]

Mr Greene winced. "Yes, well," he admitted. "I...I must admit that I tampered with the evidence a little. Unintentionally, of course - I just forgot that police needed to own gloves." Hmm...that's strange. A fully trained policeman forgets that he needs to wear gloves to examine the scene? That's definitely going in the notebook. [[Ask something else.->askgreene]]

"I'm ready to accuse someone," you say. "Really?" the officer says. "Yes." "I'm ready to accuse," Gemma says. "But since I know you'll get it wrong, you can got first, //loser//." "All right," the officer says. "Who commited the crime, $name?" [[Victor->av]] [[Fiona->af]] [[It was Gemma, that idiot->aG]] [[You, officer->ao]] [[Mr Greene->ag]] [[It was me...->am]] [[It was suicide->as]]

"The murderer was Victor Harrison," you say. "He was with Fiona at the time of the murder. Fiona covered for him. She cried and argued, but it wasn't about George Montgomery still being alive." "Ha," Gemma says. "Nice try, but it was Mr Greene." The officer's eyes widened. "Mr Greene?! Explain yourself, Gemma!" Gemma gives off a bunch of logical reasons why Mr Greene commited the murder. Eventually, the officer is convinced to arrest his own employee. You failed. After accusing the officer, you're officially out of the detective force. It's all over. [[THE END->TIE OFF]]

"The murderer was Fiona Mill," you say confidently. "She was wearing gloves, so it was perfect." "Ha," Gemma says. "Nice try, but it was Mr Greene." The officer's eyes widened. "Mr Greene?! Explain yourself, Gemma!" Gemma gives off a bunch of logical reasons why Mr Greene commited the murder. Eventually, the officer is convinced to arrest his own employee. You failed. Gemma got the murders. You got...the robberies. [[THE END->TIE OFF]]

"It was Mr Greene," you say. "I have about a million reasons why." "Mr Greene?" Gemma says. You think she's realising that it makes sense. "But...but it was Fiona Mill..." "$name, give your reasons," the officer says icily. "This is a very serious claim, accusing someone in the police force. How would he have gotten the murder weapon, for example?" [[He borrowed it->borrow]] [[He got it from his kitchen->kitchen]] [[I dunno. He found it?->found]]

"What?" Gemma yells. "What are you talking about? It was Mr Greene!" The officer's eyes widened. "Mr Greene?! Explain yourself, Gemma!" Gemma gives off a bunch of logical reasons why Mr Greene commited the murder. Eventually, the officer is convinced to arrest his own employee. You failed. Gemma got the murders. You got...the robberies. [[THE END->TIE OFF]]

"I...it was me," you say. By confessing to the crime, at least you can be sure that Gemma and the officer can't say you're wrong. "Ha," Gemma says. "Nice try, but it was Mr Greene." The officer's eyes widened. "Mr Greene?! Explain yourself, Gemma!" Gemma gives off a bunch of logical reasons why Mr Greene commited the murder. Eventually, the officer is convinced to arrest his own employee. You failed. Gemma got the murders. You got...the robberies. [[THE END->TIE OFF]]

"Mr Montgomery committed suicide," you say confidently. "Ha," Gemma says. "Nice try, but it was Mr Greene." The officer's eyes widened. "Mr Greene?! Explain yourself, Gemma!" Gemma gives off a bunch of logical reasons why Mr Greene commited the murder. Eventually, the officer is convinced to arrest his own employee. You failed. Gemma got the murders. You got...the robberies. [[THE END->TIE OFF]]

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"It was you, Gemma," you say icily. "You committed this murder to get something to investigate, and you're about to pin it on somebody else!" "Ha," Gemma says. "Nice try, getting me arrested, but it was //so obviously// Mr Greene." The officer's eyes widened. "Mr Greene?! Explain yourself, Gemma!" Gemma gives off a bunch of logical reasons why Mr Greene commited the murder. Eventually, the officer is convinced to arrest his own employee. You failed. Gemma got the murders. You got...the robberies. [[THE END->TIE OFF]]

"That doesn't make sense," Gemma frowned. "If anything, he got it from the kitchen." "His wife doesn't let him in there," you say. "Yes, but his wife was playing bingo that night," she smiled. "Thanks for giving me a head start, loser." Gemma gives a bunch of other reasons that even //you// are amazed. You hadn't thought that far in advance. "$name, you have accused the right person," the officer says. "But Gemma has given the better reasons. I am sorry." You failed. Gemma got the murders. You got...the robberies. [[THE END->TIE OFF]]

"He found it in the kitchen," you say. "His wife doesn't let him in there!" Gemma cries. "She was playing bingo in the neighbouring town, don't you remember?" you say. "Or didn't you ask your suspects all the relevant questions?" "Grrrrr," Gemma says. "I swear -" "But the most //decisive// evidence," you say, "was this:" [[Greene's coat->jacket]] [[Greene hates cooking->cooking]] [[Greene called us "Lady Detectives", so he's rude->rude]]

"His coat," you say. "The button was found at the scene of the crime. And his coat was black." "So?" Gemma laughs. "It could have just as easily been Victor's brown coat. They were both missing a button." "When I followed up the brand of this button," you say, "I noticed that the black coats were sold out, and no one was buying the brown coats. It is more likely that the coat it belonged to was black." "It could have been an old coat," Gemma shrugs. "Maybe brown coats were more popular when it was bought." "Yes, but the button was shiny and new," you say. "It was probably from a newer coat." "No..." Gemma growls. You start getting into the swing of things. "Mr Greene was a police officer. He was trained not to tamper with evidence, so when he says he accidentally tampered with the evidence, you know it's an excuse for not wearing gloves when he commited the crime. He didn't leave any other evidence, except for the button, that traced us right to him. He forgot to cover//that// up. The dagger could have been a kitchen knife. He chose to commit the murder on that particular night because his wife was playing bingo, and there would be no one to keep him from getting in the kitchen. His motive is so obvious - Mr Montgomery could have gotten Mr Greene into "a spot of trouble", meaning he had knowledge of a crime, which could lose Mr Greene his job. I think I have stated all of my reasons." "$name, you raise a valid point," the officer says. "I believe that you deserve those murder mysteries. Gemma...you have recieved the robberies." //You did it!!!!// [[THE END->TIE OFF]]

"I...don't know," the officer says. "This is kind of irrelevant. Gemma? You want to give it a go?" "His coat," Gemma says. "A button was found. And his coat was black." "So?" you laugh. "It could have just as easily been Victor's brown coat. They were both missing a button." "When I followed up the brand of this button," Gemma says, "I noticed that the black coats were sold out, and no one was buying the brown coats. It is more likely that the coat it belonged to was black." "It could have been an old coat," you shrug. "Maybe brown coats were more popular when it was bought." "Yes, but the button was shiny and new," Gemma says. "It was probably from a newer coat." "Both of you have failed, and both of you have succeeded," Mr Greene says. "You will share the murders and robberies." No. NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have failed. You're //sharing// the mysteries with stuck-up Gemma. [[THE END->TIE OFF]]