this is what i got:
print ("(Currently running Adventure Script 0.1)")
print("Welcome")
x = raw_input ("Who are you? ")
Left = raw_input
Right = raw_input
Up = raw_input
Down = raw_input
print("Hello there", x)
print("This is your journey, your story", x)
n = raw_input ("Choose a path... left... or right!? Type in Left or Right. ")
if n == ("Left"):
print ("WRONG, you are dead. You cannot move until someone revives you. Which is never.")
print ("(Please exit now)")
elif n == ("Right"):
print ("CORRRRECT!")
print ("Your adventure is very short, and it is almost over. Yes, I know, lame.")
y = raw_input ("Choose a direction up down down. Type Up or Down. ")
if y == ("Up"):
print ("Correct! You adventure has now ended. Bye.", x ,"has made great history.")
elif y == ("Down"):
print ("You lost your adventure! Shoot! You were so close man, you... UGH")
not sure cause i dont use 3.1, but in order for this snippet to execute correctly, x needs to be declared as a raw_input because names are strings, input is good for intergers but my name isnt 1337 :D also Left and Right Up and Down are not declared so there is errors, too. to make your if elif statements work, it has to be in raw_input