>Retrieve arms

Well, you're not quite sure how to react to that, really. Last time you checked your arms were firmly attached to your body, so there's no reason to retrieve them. Unless it means arms as in weapons? There aren't any weapons in the room, so that's out. You may have to explore the rest of the house.

>Examine the books

You put the dusty Poke Ball in your bag and examine the books.

You have obtained one Mysterious Poke Ball! You placed the Mysterious Poke Ball in the Balls Pocket!

You pull the first book off of the stack. It's title is The Care and Keeping of Eggs. It seems like its not going to be very helpful unless you find an egg anywhere, which seems unlikely.

The next book is actually a magazine. It's labeled Thyme Magazine. You flip through it quickly but see only recipes. Nonetheless, you tuck it into your bag in case later on you require some urgent cooking advice.

The thickest book appears to be a photo album. The word Memories is stamped on the cover in faded gold lettering. You flip open the album and realize quickly that it's full of photographs of you at different points in your life.

Fifth birthday party!

Aww, you look cute in that picture.

There is a letter tucked between the back two pages of the album. You swallow hard looking at it. The handwriting seems very familiar.

You have obtained one Photo Album! You put the Photo Slbum in the Painful Memories pocket!

You have obtained one Strange Letter! You put the Strange Letter in the Mail pocket!

>I'm a firm believer in throwing the table at the window.

After taking the books and Mysterious Poke Ball, you decide that the now-empty table, helpful as it has been so far, can serve no further purpose. The most logical course of action is to dispose of it by throwing it out the window. Unfortunately, your muscles have atrophied from your long sleep and your attempts to lift and carry a heavy table look rather pathetic.

You end up dragging the table towards the window, only to find unhappily that it's far too wide to fit. You have to turn it on its side to shove it through, and as you do one of the legs is knocked loose.

You have obtained one Broken Table Leg! You placed the Broken Table Leg in the Pieces of Wood pocket!

There's an echoing crash as the table hits the sidewalk. You find yourself wondering how necessary that really was.

>Look for any evidence in your room that can help you, such as books, a calendar the time. Then exit your room, armed with your curtain cape to cover anyone with, and go downstairs...

Well, you already pocketed the books, and there's really no point in looking at them again so soon. There's a clock hanging on the wall, but it looks cracked and broken. You can't see any calendars, which sort of makes sense. If you were really asleep for a long time and no one knew you were here, they'd hardly be updating the calendar annually.

You draw your curtain cape tightly around yourself and slide the door open. The oppressive silence is eerie and you jump at the shriek that the rusty hinges make. Apparently the door hasn't been opened in a long time.

You walk down the stairs cautiously, flinching every time they squeak under your weight. Finally, you reach the main floor. It seems that there's no one here.

There's a kitchen containing several cabinets and a refrigerator.

There's a bathroom, containing typical bathroom things.

There are two closed doors.

There is some sort of chest.

There is a door to the outside, which is slightly open.

Your bag contains:

Potion x2
Poke Ball x5
Great Ball x1
Poison Heal x1
Paralyze Heal x1
Awakening x1
Curtain Cape x1
Mysterious Poke Ball x1
The Care and Keeping of Eggs x1
Thyme Magazine x1
Photo Album x1
Strange Letter x1
Broken Table Leg x1

What do you do?