Javascript conditional finish count

I have this function that is supposed to loop through these addition functions while they won't take the totals up past 100. However, the iteration stops and I need it to finish up with the hunger and danger value either being 100 or 0 depending on which. The numbers that pass through are first: (50,50) second: (0, 100). I can't seem to figure out how to change the addition/subtractions amount when the if condition is no longer met. My consoles are all displaying the last iteration before going over the conditional values.

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function frodo(startingHungerValue, startingDangerValue) {

  var shv = startingHungerValue;
  var sdv = startingDangerValue;

  console.log('startingHungerValue:', shv, 'startingDANGERvalue:', sdv)



  return {
    dinnerOverFire: () => {
      if ((shv >= 0 && shv < 101) && (sdv >= 0 && sdv < 101)) {
        return {
          hunger: shv - 25,
          danger: sdv + 40
        }
      }
    },
    hidingInBush: () => {
      if ((shv >= 0 && shv < 101) && (sdv >= 0 && sdv < 101)) {
        return {
          hunger: shv + 35,
          danger: sdv - 20
        }
      } 
    }
  }
}

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