Puppet objects not using adjective correctly

[Tamryn]

When "puppetsmote" is used with these items, it shows the wearer's name instead of adjective even to people they haven't greeted.

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Riverr is here before you.
A skinny weak female human is standing here. (<- This is Tamryntest)
...
A skinny weak female human wears a hand puppet on her hands.
A hand puppet on Tamryntest's hand test.

This applies to:

[ 390] ( 1) A puppet man
[ 391] ( 1) A puppet woman
[ 392] ( 1) A hand puppet

While testing this I also noticed that (28056) "a wooden puppet made up like a jester" has a couple of typos in its description:

[A0}This puppet has the clothes of a jester on as well as a broad
smile across its face. A skilled puppeteer could make it perfrom tricks.

[Harroghty]

No worries on the latter puppet; that area is not in game.

For the 39- series puppets...

I changed this:

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  mpmset m315 short $O on $N's hand
  mpforce m315 smote $0
  mpforce m315 mpgoto 3

...to this...

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  if sex($n) == 2
    mpforce $n smote moves a puppet on her hand...
  else
    mpforce $n smote moves a puppet on his hand...
  endif
  mpmset m315 short $O.
  mpforce m315 emote $0
  mpforce m315 mpgoto 3

The new result is like this...

Drew wears a puppet man on his hands.
Drew moves a puppet on his hand...
A puppet man dances..

But of course it shows the correct name or adjective. What do you think, better?

[Tamryn]

Hmm...

It's a shame we can't have it both ways, but I think this way is better. For one thing, you can actually work out who's using the puppet when Alexan hasn't greeted you.