import random

# Define interactions with a dictionary
interactions = {
    "orc_riddle": {
        "text": "You encounter two orcs who will give you directions if you solve their riddle.",
        "encountered": False
    },
    "mimic_chest": {
        "text": "You see a suspicious-looking chest. Do you open it?",
        "encountered": False
    },
    "shadow_dog": {
        "text": "A dog runs into a dark shadow. Do you follow it?",
        "encountered": False
    },
    "magic_sword": {
        "text": "You find a glowing sword on a pedestal.",
        "encountered": False,
        "item": "Magic Sword"
    },
    "healing_potion": {
        "text": "A mysterious bottle labeled 'Healing Potion' sits on a shelf. Do you take it?",
        "encountered": False,
        "item": "Healing Potion"
    },
    "ancient_key": {
        "text": "There's an ancient key hanging on the wall. It looks important.",
        "encountered": False,
        "item": "Ancient Key"
    },
    "mysterious_door": {
        "text": "You come across a large door with an intricate lock. It seems to require a key.",
        "encountered": False
    }
    # Add more interactions as needed
}

# Initial empty inventory
inventory = []

# Function to handle encounters
def encounter(interaction_key):
    interaction = interactions[interaction_key]
    if interaction["encountered"]:
        return True
    print(interaction["text"])

    # Handling for item interactions
    if "item" in interaction:
        item_choice = input(f"Do you take the {interaction['item']}? (y/n) > ").lower().strip()
        if item_choice == "y":
            inventory.append(interaction['item'])
            print(f"You have obtained the {interaction['item']}. It's now in your inventory.")
        else:
            print(f"You decide not to take the {interaction['item']}.")
            interaction["encountered"] = False  # Allow to encounter again since the item was not taken
        return True

    # Custom handling for each interaction
    if interaction_key == "orc_riddle":
        if "Magic Sword" in inventory:
            fight_choice = input("You have a Magic Sword. Do you want to fight the orcs? (y/n) > ").lower().strip()
            if fight_choice == "y":
                print("You wield your sword and with a swift motion, you defeat the orcs!")
                return True
        riddle_answer = input("Solve the riddle or pass: I am an odd number. Take away a letter and I become even. What number am I? > ").lower().strip()
        if riddle_answer == "seven":
            print("The orcs nod in approval and point you in the right direction.")
        else:
            print("The orcs laugh at your incorrect answer and disappear.")
            return False  # Can add consequences here

    if interaction_key == "mimic_chest":
        open_choice = input("Do you open the chest? (y/n) > ").lower().strip()
        if open_choice == "y":
            if "Magic Sword" in inventory:
                fight_choice = input("It's a mimic! You have a Magic Sword. Do you want to fight? (y/n) > ").lower().strip()
                if fight_choice == "y":
                    print("You fight off the mimic with your sword. Close call!")
                    return True
            print("Teeth! It's a mimic! You've been bitten!")
            if "Healing Potion" in inventory:
                use_potion = input("You've been injured. Do you want to use your Healing Potion? (y/n) > ").lower().strip()
                if use_potion == "y":
                    print("You quickly drink the Healing Potion and recover from your wounds!")
                    inventory.remove("Healing Potion")
                    return True
                # Can result in a game over if no potion is used and no sword to defend
            return "Healing Potion" in inventory  # Survives if they have the potion

    if interaction_key == "mysterious_door":
        if "Ancient Key" in inventory:
            use_key = input("You have the Ancient Key. Do you want to use it on the door? (y/n) > ").lower().strip()
            if use_key == "y":
                print("The key turns with a satisfying click. The door swings open to reveal a treasure chamber!")
                # Victory condition
                return "victory"
            else:
                print("You decide not to use the key just yet.")
                interaction["encountered"] = False  # Allow to encounter again since the door was not opened
                return False
        else:
            print("The door is locked. You'll need to find a key to open it.")
            interaction["encountered"] = False  # Allow to encounter again since the door was not opened
            return True

    # Handling for the shadow dog interaction
    if interaction_key == "shadow_dog":
        dog_choice = input("Do you follow the dog into the shadow? (y/n) > ").lower().strip()
        if dog_choice == "y":
            print("You decide to follow the dog and find yourself in a serene meadow. It was just a friendly spirit.")
        else:
            print("You choose not to follow the dog, and it disappears into the shadow.")
        return True
    return True  # The interaction was completed

# Function to handle the game loop
def game_loop():
    interaction_keys = list(interactions.keys())
    random.shuffle(interaction_keys)  # Shuffle to randomize the order of encounters

    game_over = False
    while interaction_keys and not game_over:
        current_interaction_key = interaction_keys.pop()
        print("\nYou walk through the maze...")
        result = encounter(current_interaction_key)

        if result == "victory":
            print("Congratulations, you've completed the maze!")
            break  # End game if the treasure is found
        elif result is False:
            # If interaction was not completed or player died, add it back to the list
            interaction_keys.append(current_interaction_key)
            random.shuffle(interaction_keys)  # Shuffle again to ensure randomness
        elif result == "Healing Potion" in inventory:
            # The player survives the mimic but loses the potion
            inventory.remove("Healing Potion")
            print("You've used your Healing Potion to heal from the mimic's attack.")
        elif not result:
            # If result is a strict False, it means game over without a potion
            print("Without a potion to heal your wounds, you succumb to the mimic's poison.")
            game_over = True

        # Check if the door is the last remaining interaction
        if not game_over and len(interaction_keys) == 1 and "mysterious_door" in interaction_keys:
            print("\nAs you wander the maze, you realize there is nowhere left to go. The door with the intricate lock is your final challenge.")

        # Prompt for the next action
        if not game_over:
            while True:  # Keep asking until a valid input is given
                player_choice = input("Do you want to continue exploring or check inventory? (c/i) > ").lower().strip()
                if player_choice == "i":
                    print("Your inventory:", inventory)
                    break  # Break out of the inner loop to ask for the next action again
                elif player_choice == "c":
                    # If the mysterious door is the last interaction, prompt the player to use the key
                    if len(interaction_keys) == 1 and "mysterious_door" in interaction_keys:
                        print("The mysterious door stands before you. It's time to use the key.")
                    break  # Continue with the next encounter
                else:
                    print("Invalid input. Please type 'c' to continue or 'i' to check your inventory.")

# Start the game
print("Welcome to the Maze Adventure!")
game_loop()