1. a square jeweled box

In the jeweled box you see a gauzy crimson scarf and a gauzy orange scarf.

>wave box
You heft your jeweled box into the air, showing everyone your find.

When holding both scarves:
>wave scarf
You slowly wave your crimson scarf in a pattern that intertwines with your orange scarf, causing them to flutter vibrantly through the air as you lithely arc your body in the movements of a sensuous dance.

>raise scarf
As you sway your hips, you hold your crimson scarf out to one side and your orange scarf out to the other and alternate moving your arms in fluid, sinuous motions, creating waves of color that ripple and dance.

>turn scarf
Stomping out a strong beat as you turn, you twist with a wild, gyrating motion. Your crimson scarf and orange scarf drape from your extended fingertips as flowing ribbons of color that writhe through the air.

>tap scarf
You stamp your feet in an intense, syncopated rhythm while theatrically arranging first your crimson scarf and then your orange scarf in dramatic poses, intermingling them with movements of untamed abandon.

>pull scarf
You pull your crimson scarf and orange scarf tight between your two hands and swing your arms in broad circles as you nimbly dance with high, graceful leaps.

>spin scarf
You spin rapidly in place, your crimson scarf twining with your orange scarf as they wrap themselves around your body in a sinuous swathe of color.

>push scarf
You flutter your crimson scarf with a slow sweeping motion while undulating your orange scarf as you circle the area with a series of light and airy dance steps.

2. a jointed gold dragon armband with faceted diamond eyes

>wear arm
You coil a jointed gold dragon armband with faceted diamond eyes sinuously around your upper arm and secure it in place with a quiet click.

>remove arm
You manipulate the latch of your gold dragon armband until it clicks quietly, and then you unwrap the jointed armband from around your upper arm.

>pull armband
You gently uncoil the tail of your gold dragon armband from around your arm, feeling the spring gather tension in response to the movement, and then you release it. Seemingly of its own accord, the tail curls neatly back into place, responding to the spring-wound mechanism.

>rub armband
You rub a fingertip across the back of your gold dragon armband, discreetly turning a small wheel hidden among the dragon's sparkling scales as you do so, which causes the dragon to mantle its batlike wings as it mouths a silent snarl.

>touch armband
You stroke the head of your gold dragon armband, fingering a small, elegantly concealed switch as you do so, which causes the dragon to blink its jeweled eyes in a sleepy fashion.

>tilt armband
You tilt back the head of your gold dragon armband, careful not to strain the flexible metal joints, and stare into its jeweled eyes.

Value for each????