#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# Eliza 
#

answer = ""
answer2 = ""
answer3 = ""
elaborate = ""
heartbreak = ""

print "Hello, I'm Dr. Eliza. I want you to give me the simplest possible answers to my questions, because English is my second language (Python is my first)."
answer = raw_input("Do you feel good or bad today?")
if (answer == "good") or (answer == "Good"):
        print "I'm glad you're feeling good! That makes me happy too :) "
elif answer == "bad" or "Bad":
        print "Talking about it will make you feel better! "
answer2 = raw_input ("Will you tell me why?")
if answer2 == "no" or "No":
        print "That makes me sadface."
        heartbreak = raw_input ("How do you feel about breaking my heart?")
        if heartbreak == "Good" or "good" or "Happy" or "happy" or "Delighted" or "delighted":
                print "You're mean, but still... I won't take no for an answer."
        elif heartbreak == "Bad" or "bad" or "Sad" or "sad" or "regretful" or "Regretful":
                print "Yay, you're not soulless. Now tell me."
        else:
                print "I just don't get you.. ugh. Just tell me why."
elif answer2 == "Yes" or "yes":
        print "Thanks for sharing!"
else:
        print "I just don't get you!!!! Ugh."
answer3 = raw_input ("SO what is up with your life?")
if answer3 == "nothing":
        print "That's boring. I don't want to talk to you anymore"
else:
        print "How fascinating. I'm glad you told me about that."
        elaborate = raw_input ("Elaborate. I'm just so interested.")
print "Thanks for talking to me. Hope you feel better. If not, just remember that computers don't have feelings so go talk to a real person. If you know any :)"
