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 ## Where do we start?
 
-A helpful thing to know is that Game Freak actually built an entire scripting language for the battle system, a lot like the scripting language used for overworld events, and they scripted a lot more than you'd expect. All of the move effects are scripted, but so are things like most of the process of catching a Wild Pokémon. The game's *execution flow* bounces back and forth between hardcoded C and scripts like a ping-pong ball in order to accomplish what Game Freak wanted. This may sound disorganized (and it kind of is!), but it means that Game Freak's designers could fine-tune basic behaviors of the battle system without having to edit the deeper engine. For example, when you catch a Wild Pokémon, what should happen first? Should you get a chance to rename it, or should you see its Pokédex entry? Each of these is a script command, so the core functionality is in the engine's C code, but the script decides when -- and in what order -- to activate it.
+A helpful thing to know is that Game Freak actually built an entire scripting language for the battle system, a lot like the scripting language used for overworld events, and they scripted a lot more than you'd expect. All of the move effects are scripted, but so are things like most of the process of catching a Wild Pokémon. The game bounces back and forth between hardcoded C and scripts like a ping-pong ball in order to accomplish what Game Freak wanted. This may sound disorganized (and it kind of is!), but it means that Game Freak's designers could fine-tune basic behaviors of the battle system without having to edit the deeper engine. For example, when you catch a Wild Pokémon, what should happen first? Should you get a chance to rename it, or should you see its Pokédex entry? Each of these is a script command, so the core functionality is in the engine's C code, but the script decides when -- and in what order -- to activate it.
 
 ### The "successful catch" script