#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w

package Mary;

$lamb = new Sheep (size => 'little');

$lamb->fleece("#FFFFFF");

sub go {
  my $self = shift;

  $location = shift;
  $lamb->go($location);
}

Mary->go('school');

package Sheep;

sub new {
  my $class = shift; bless { @_ }, $class;
}

sub fleece {
  my $sheep = shift; $sheep->{fleece} = shift;
}

sub go {
  my $sheep = shift;

  $sheep->{location} = shift;

  if ($sheep->{location} =~ /school/i) {
    warn "Sheep are not allowed at school.\n";

    Children->see($sheep, $sheep->{location});
  }
}

package Children;

sub see {
  my $children = shift;

  my($object, $location) = @_;

  if ($object->isa('Sheep') and $location =~ /school/i) {
    $children->laugh();
    $children->play();
  }
}

sub laugh {
  print "Hahaha!\n";
}

sub play {
  print "Whee!\n";
}


# 
# Mary had a little lamb
# Its fleece was white as snow
# And everywhere that Mary went
# The lamb was sure to go
#
# It followed her to school one day
# Which was against the rules
# It made the children laugh and play
# To see a lamb at school
#

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