import time
import random
monsters = ['dragon', 'troll', 'orc']
empty = []
weapon = []
def print_pause(text):
    print(text)
    #time.sleep(1)

def clear_list():
    empty.clear()
    weapon.clear()

def intro():
    print_pause("You find yourself standing in an open field, "
    "filled with grass and yellow wildflowers.")
    empty.append(random.choice(monsters))
    print_pause("Rumor has it that a " + str(empty[0]) +
    " is somewhere around here, and has been terrifying the near by village.")
    print_pause("In front of you is a house")
    print_pause("To your right is a dark cave")
    print_pause("In jour hand you hold your trusty (but not very effective) dagger.\n")


def first_dilemma():
    print_pause("Enter 1 to knock on the door of the house")
    print_pause("Enter 2 to peer into the cave")
    the_path = str(input("What would you like to do?\n(Please enter 1 or 2)\n")).lower()
    return the_path

def second_dilemma():
    chemin = str(input("Would you like to (1) fight or (2) run away?\n")).lower()
    return chemin

def fight():
    print_pause("You approach the door of the house")
    print_pause("You are about to knock when the door opens and out step a " + str(empty[0]) + ".")
    print_pause("Eep! This is the " + str(empty[0]) + "\'s house!")
    print_pause("The wicked" + str(empty[0]) + " attacks you!")
    #this would need to be rewritten in a manner similar to path():
    second_dilemma()
    if "1" in second_dilemma():
        print_pause("The " + str(empty[0] +" runs away!"))
        print_pause("You are victorious")
        play_again()
        if "y" in play_again:
            gaming()
        else :
            print_pause("Thanks for playing, see you next time!")
    else :
        print_pause("You run back into the field. Luckily, you don't seem to have been followed.")
        first_dilemma()
        path()

def play_again():
    play = str(input("Would you like to play again ? (y/n)\n")).lower()
    return play

def one_chosen_in_first_dilemma():
    #we could rewrite it like the path() method:
    secon_dilemma_answer = second_dilemma()
    if "1" in secon_dilemma_answer:
        print_pause("You do your best...\nbut your dagger is no match for the " + str(empty[0]) + ".")
        print_pause("You have been defeated")
        play_again()
        if "y" in play_again():
            gaming()
        else:
            print_pause("Thanks for playing! See you next time.")
    elif "2" in secon_dilemma_answer:
        print_pause("You run back into the field. Luckily, you don't seem to have been followed.")
        first_dilemma()
        path()
    #here we want to ask the player again for their choice:
    else:
        one_chosen_in_first_dilemma()

def path():
    first_dilemma_answer = first_dilemma()

    if "1" in first_dilemma_answer:
        print_pause("You approach the door of the house.")
        print_pause("You are about to knock when the door opens and out step a " + str(empty[0]) + ".")
        print_pause("Eep! This is the " + str(empty[0]) + "\'s house!")
        print_pause("The " + str(empty[0]) + " attacks you!")
        print_pause("You feel a bit under-prepared for this, what with only having a tiny dagger.")

        #we could rewrite it by adding a new method call here:
        one_chosen_in_first_dilemma()

    elif "2" in first_dilemma_answer:
        print_pause("You peer cautiously into the cave.")
        print_pause("Your eye catches a glint of metal behind a rock.")
        print_pause("You have found the magical Sword of Ogoroth!")
        print_pause("You discard your silly old dagger and take the sword with you.")
        print_pause("You walk back out to the field")
        weapon.append("sword")

        two_chosen_in_first_dilemma()

        first_dilemma()
        if "2" in first_dilemma() and "sword" in str(weapon[0]):
            print_pause("You've been here before, and gotten all the good stuff. It's just empty cave now.")
            print_pause("You walk back to the field")
            first_dilemma()
            if "1" in first_dilemma():
                fight()
            else:
                print_pause("You've been here before, and gotten all the good stuff. It's just empty cave now.")
                print_pause("You walk back to the field")
            first_dilemma()
        else:
            fight()
    #we did not get either "1" or "2" as our answer - let's ask again!
    else:
        path()




def gaming():
    clear_list()
    intro()
    path()

gaming()