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conversations.value: Provide a description for a book titled The Weirdstone of Brisingamen about Alderley, Colin, Susan with the genre: Teen & Young Adult.
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conversations.value: A tale of Alderley When Colin and Susan are pursued by eerie creatures across Alderley Edge, they are saved by the Wizard. He takes them into the caves of Fundindelve, where he watches over the enchanted sleep of one hundred and forty knights. But the heart of the magic that binds them -- Firefrost, also known as the Weirdstone of Brisingamen -- has been lost. The Wizard has been searching for the stone for more than 100 years, but the forces of evil are closing in, determined to possess and destroy its special power. Colin and Susan realise at last that they are the key to the Weirdstone's return. But how can two children defeat the Morrigan and her deadly brood?
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book titled The Weirdstone of Brisingamen.
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conversations.value: The Weirdstone of Brisingamen: The book's introduction concerns the origin of the weirdstone.\nFollowing the defeat of Nastrond steps had been taken to prepare for his eventual return.\nThis involved bringing together a small band of warriors of pure heart, each with a horse, and gathering them inside the old dwarf caves of Fundindelve, deep inside the hill of Alderley which were sealed by powerful white magic which would both defend Fundindelve from evil as the ages passed and prevent the warriors and their horses from ageing.\nWhen the time was ripe and the world once more in mortal peril it was prophesied that this small band of warriors would ride out from the hill, trusting in their purity of heart to defeat Nastrond forever.\nFundindelve had a guardian, the ancient wizard Cadellin Silverbrow, and the heart of the white magic was sealed inside a jewel, the Weirdstone of Brisingamen.\nAt the beginning of the story, however, the Weirdstone has been lost, stolen centuries before by a farmer whose milk-white mare Cadellin had bought to complete the numbers in Fundindelve.\nThe stone became a family heirloom and eventually found its way to Susan's mother, who passed it on to Susan, oblivious of its history and purpose.\nWhen the children meet Cadellin the wizard fails to notice the bracelet even when the children come to visit him in Fundindelve.\nHowever its presence does not go unnoticed by Selina Place and the witches of the morthbrood, who send their minions to steal it.\nSusan finally realises the identity of the Weirdstone and, fearing its destruction, sets out to warn the wizard.\nThe children return to Fundindelve but Cadellin is nowhere to be found, so they set out to reclaim the stone on their own.\nThey are successful but become lost in a labyrinth of mine-shafts and caverns.\nAs the members of the morthbrood close in on them they are rescued by a pair of dwarfs, Fenodyree and Durathror, who are close companions of Cadellin.\nAfter passing through many perils the group returns to the farm where Susan and Colin are staying to spend the night.\nThey set out with the farm's owner the next day to return the weirdstone to Cadellin before it can fall into the wrong hands.\nTheir travels take them through forests, mountains and snowy fields while striving to avoid the attention of the morthbrood.\nAt the climax of the story a great battle takes place on a hill near Alderley during which the children and their companions make a desperate last stand to protect the Weirdstone.\nHowever the enemy forces prove too strong and Durathror is mortally wounded.\nGrimnir takes the Weirdstone for himself and, in the ensuing chaos, Nastrond sends the great wolf Fenrir (in some editions Managarm) to destroy his enemies.\nAs the remaining companions begin to despair Cadellin appears and slays Grimnir, whom he reveals to be his own brother.\nThe Morrigan flees in terror while Cadellin uses the power of the Weirdstone to subdue once again the forces of darkness.
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conversations.value: \nThe Morrigan flees in terror while Cadellin uses the power of the Weirdstone to subdue once again the forces of darkness.\nFollowing the defeat of Nastrond steps had been taken to prepare for his eventual return.\nThis involved bringing together a small band of warriors of pure heart, each with a horse, and gathering them inside the old dwarf caves of Fundindelve, deep inside the hill of Alderley which were sealed by powerful white magic which would both defend Fundindelve from evil as the ages passed and prevent the warriors and their horses from ageing.\nWhen the time was ripe and the world once more in mortal peril it was prophesied that this small band of warriors would ride out from the hill, trusting in their purity of heart to defeat Nastrond forever.\nFundindelve had a guardian, the ancient wizard Cadellin Silverbrow, and the heart of the white magic was sealed inside a jewel, the Weirdstone of Brisingamen.\nAt the beginning of the story, however, the Weirdstone has been lost, stolen centuries before by a farmer whose milk-white mare Cadellin had bought to complete the numbers in Fundindelve.\nThe stone became a family heirloom and eventually found its way to Susan's mother, who passed it on to Susan, oblivious of its history and purpose.\nWhen the children meet Cadellin the wizard fails to notice the bracelet even when the children come to visit him in Fundindelve.\nHowever its presence does not go unnoticed by Selina Place and the witches of the morthbrood, who send their minions to steal it.\nSusan finally realises the identity of the Weirdstone and, fearing its destruction, sets out to warn the wizard.\nThe children return to Fundindelve but Cadellin is nowhere to be found, so they set out to reclaim the stone on their own.\nThey are successful but become lost in a labyrinth of mine-shafts and caverns.\nAs the members of the morthbrood close in on them they are rescued by a pair of dwarfs, Fenodyree and Durathror, who are close companions of Cadellin.\nAfter passing through many perils the group returns to the farm where Susan and Colin are staying to spend the night.\nThey set out with the farm's owner the next day to return the weirdstone to Cadellin before it can fall into the wrong hands.\nTheir travels take them through forests, mountains and snowy fields while striving to avoid the attention of the morthbrood.\nAt the climax of the story a great battle takes place on a hill near Alderley during which the children and their companions make a desperate last stand to protect the Weirdstone.\nHowever the enemy forces prove too strong and Durathror is mortally wounded.\nGrimnir takes the Weirdstone for himself and, in the ensuing chaos, Nastrond sends the great wolf Fenrir (in some editions Managarm) to destroy his enemies.\nAs the remaining companions begin to despair Cadellin appears and slays Grimnir, whom he reveals to be his own brother.The Weirdstone of Brisingamen: The book's introduction concerns the origin of the weirdstone.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book titled The Weirdstone of Brisingamen about Alderley, Colin, Susan with the genre: Teen & Young Adult.
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conversations.value: The Weirdstone of Brisingamen: The book's introduction concerns the origin of the weirdstone.\nFollowing the defeat of Nastrond steps had been taken to prepare for his eventual return.\nThis involved bringing together a small band of warriors of pure heart, each with a horse, and gathering them inside the old dwarf caves of Fundindelve, deep inside the hill of Alderley which were sealed by powerful white magic which would both defend Fundindelve from evil as the ages passed and prevent the warriors and their horses from ageing.\nWhen the time was ripe and the world once more in mortal peril it was prophesied that this small band of warriors would ride out from the hill, trusting in their purity of heart to defeat Nastrond forever.\nFundindelve had a guardian, the ancient wizard Cadellin Silverbrow, and the heart of the white magic was sealed inside a jewel, the Weirdstone of Brisingamen.\nAt the beginning of the story, however, the Weirdstone has been lost, stolen centuries before by a farmer whose milk-white mare Cadellin had bought to complete the numbers in Fundindelve.\nThe stone became a family heirloom and eventually found its way to Susan's mother, who passed it on to Susan, oblivious of its history and purpose.\nWhen the children meet Cadellin the wizard fails to notice the bracelet even when the children come to visit him in Fundindelve.\nHowever its presence does not go unnoticed by Selina Place and the witches of the morthbrood, who send their minions to steal it.\nSusan finally realises the identity of the Weirdstone and, fearing its destruction, sets out to warn the wizard.\nThe children return to Fundindelve but Cadellin is nowhere to be found, so they set out to reclaim the stone on their own.\nThey are successful but become lost in a labyrinth of mine-shafts and caverns.\nAs the members of the morthbrood close in on them they are rescued by a pair of dwarfs, Fenodyree and Durathror, who are close companions of Cadellin.\nAfter passing through many perils the group returns to the farm where Susan and Colin are staying to spend the night.\nThey set out with the farm's owner the next day to return the weirdstone to Cadellin before it can fall into the wrong hands.\nTheir travels take them through forests, mountains and snowy fields while striving to avoid the attention of the morthbrood.\nAt the climax of the story a great battle takes place on a hill near Alderley during which the children and their companions make a desperate last stand to protect the Weirdstone.\nHowever the enemy forces prove too strong and Durathror is mortally wounded.\nGrimnir takes the Weirdstone for himself and, in the ensuing chaos, Nastrond sends the great wolf Fenrir (in some editions Managarm) to destroy his enemies.\nAs the remaining companions begin to despair Cadellin appears and slays Grimnir, whom he reveals to be his own brother.\nThe Morrigan flees in terror while Cadellin uses the power of the Weirdstone to subdue once again the forces of darkness.