Section: Locational phrases

    say "[in-on the item]"

produces "in the item" or "on the item" depending on whether or not the item is a container; in-on item and in-on an item work in the expected way.

    say "[placement of item]"

produces "on the ground", "carried by the vicar", "worn by the vicar", "in the box", or "on the shelf", depending on the nature of the containment involved. If the person in question is the player, the result will be "carried by you" or "worn by you".