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Hello there. Do I have permission to fork the repository and add in two things. The first being the SetVariableState method you mentioned in the comments section of your most recent video? The second thing being a potential refactor of the HandleTags method. I would love to make a protected virtual method so that derived classes can add their own parse-able Tags. I also would like to be able to split up the save functionality from the dialog manager as I would like to be able to store additional information about the game; such as NPC locations in the world. I would also love to try to assist in making quests for your system; though I think it will require external functions to be called or for more tags to be created.