I doubt greatly there’s any direct relation, but this resembles the inverse of the bug described in:
This code:
Shrine is a room. A blue pedestal is in Shrine. A bust of Venus is on the blue pedestal. A red pedestal is in Shrine. A bust of Cupid is on the red pedestal.
test basic with "take cupid from pedestal/take venus from pedestal/red/take venus from pedestal/blue".
test bust with "take bust from pedestal/red/i".
test me with "test basic/put venus on blue pedestal/test bust/put cupid on red pedestal/test basic/put venus on blue pedestal/test bust".
produces
lengthy output
(Testing.)
[1] test basic
(Testing.)
[2] take cupid from pedestal
You can’t see any such thing.
[3] take venus from pedestal
Which do you mean, the blue pedestal or the red pedestal?
[4] red
You can’t see any such thing.
[5] take venus from pedestal
Which do you mean, the blue pedestal or the red pedestal?
[6] blue
Taken.
[7] put venus on blue pedestal
You put the bust of Venus on the blue pedestal.
[8] test bust
(Testing.)
[9] take bust from pedestal
Which do you mean, the blue pedestal or the red pedestal?
[10] red
Taken.
[11] i
You are carrying:
a bust of Cupid
[12] put cupid on red pedestal
You put the bust of Cupid on the red pedestal.
[13] test basic
(Testing.)
[14] take cupid from pedestal
You can’t see any such thing.
[15] take venus from pedestal
Which do you mean, the blue pedestal or the red pedestal?
[16] red
You can’t see any such thing.
[17] take venus from pedestal
Which do you mean, the blue pedestal or the red pedestal?
[18] blue
Taken.
[19] put venus on blue pedestal
You put the bust of Venus on the blue pedestal.
[20] test bust
(Testing.)
[21] take bust from pedestal
Which do you mean, the blue pedestal or the red pedestal?
[22] red
Taken.
[23] i
You are carrying:
a bust of Cupid
(It’s I7-1944.)