Breathe command

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Emotive command to allow you to show respiratory signs of various feelings.

Syntax and Messaging

  • BREATHE:
You see: You take a deep breath.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE <PERSON>:
You see: ?
Others see: ?
<person> sees: ?
  • BREATHE ANNOY:
You see: You sharply inhale and exhale a heavy breath in annoyance.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE ANTICIPATE:
You see: You watch in breathless anticipation.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE BLUE:
You see: You hold your breath until you nearly turn blue!
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE BORED:
You see: You breathe heavily, bored.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE CATCH:
You see: You pant, trying to catch your breath.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE DRINK:
You see: You let out a long breath of alcohol-laden air.
Others see: <Person> lets out a long breath of air which reeks of alcohol.
  • BREATHE FAST:
You see: You breathe rapidly, your nostrils flaring.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE FEAR:
You see: You gasp a quick breath in fear and surprise!
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE FIERCE:
You see: You inhale a deep breath through your teeth, snarling!
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE HOLD:
You see: You hold your breath.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE LOUD:
You see: You snuffle and gasp, making an enormous production out of simply breathing.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE OUT:
You see: You let out a long, contemplative breath.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE PAIN:
You see: You rapidly suck in air through your teeth in pain.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE QUIET:
You see: You breathe as quietly as you can.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE SELF:
You see: You try desperately to catch your breath.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE SLIGHT:
You see: You breathe in slightly.
Others see: ?
  • BREATHE SLOW:
You see: You breathe very slowly and deliberately, calming yourself.
Others see: ?