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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Jason, Emily, Emily\'s entitled The Ultimate Gift.
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conversations.value: The Ultimate Gift: When his rich grandfather, Howard "Red" Stevens (James Garner), dies, Jason (Drew Fuller) does not expect to inherit anything from his multi-billion-dollar estate.\nHe strongly resents his grandfather because his father had died while working for him.\nThere is an inheritance, in fact, but it comes with a condition: Jason must complete 12 separate assignments within a year in order to get it.\nEach assignment is centered around a "gift".\nGifts of work, money, friends and learning are among the dozen that Jason must perform before he is eligible for the mysterious "Ultimate Gift" his grandfather\'s will has for him.\nRed\'s attorney and friend, mr Hamilton (Bill Cobbs), and his secretary, Miss Hastings (Lee Meriwether), attempt to guide Jason along the path his grandfather wishes him to travel.\nOn his return after completing the first task, everything he values is suddenly taken away from him – luxury apartment, his restored muscle car, and all his money – and he is left homeless.\nHis trendy girlfriend, Caitlin (Mircea Monroe), ditches him when his credit card is rejected at a fancy restaurant.\nAfter his mother (Donna Cherry) tells him she cannot help him, as part of the agreement, he miserably wanders the city alone.\nWhile sleeping in a park, he encounters a woman, Alexia (Ali Hillis), and her outspoken daughter, Emily (Abigail Breslin).\nJason befriends the two, and then asks them to go to the attorney\'s office and confirm themselves as his "true friends" in order to pass his assignment, but afterwards Jason walks away and ignores Emily\'s request to see him again.\nHowever, Jason accidentally discovers that Emily is suffering from leukemia, and sees a chance to develop a strong bond with someone.\nAnother of his tasks requires him to travel to Ecuador and study in a library his grandfather built to help the people there.\nThis brings him to address his resentment over the death of his father there, and he makes a trip into the mountains with a local guide to see where it happened.\nJason learns from his guide that the story he had always believed about his father\'s death was a lie, fabricated to keep from him the truth of his father\'s bad character and behaviour.\nJason and the guide then find themselves held hostage by militants for several weeks, until Jason manages to ensure their escape.\nHe returns to America and discovers that Emily\'s condition has deteriorated, so he arranges for Gus the ranch-hand to host a belated Christmas celebration at his home for them.\nUpon completing his twelve tasks, Jason is given a sum of $100-million to do with whatever he pleases, and all of his property is returned to him.\nHis former girlfriend, knowing that he has regained his wealth, makes an attempt to win him back but he declines her offer.\nWith his inheritance, Jason chooses to build a hospital, called Emily\'s Home, for patients with terminal illnesses, but before the building begins, Emily dies.\nAfter the groundbreaking for Emily\'s Home, Jason is recalled to the law firm for one more meeting and told he has exceeded the expectations of his dead grandfather, and he is given the final gift of over $2-billion, rewarding Jason not only for his completing the tasks, but for using the $100-million to help others.\nThat night, Jason is seen sitting on a bench in the park, when Alexia joins him.\nHe thanks her for the help that she and her daughter gave him.\nThen they kiss, as a butterfly, representing Emily, flies around them.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about Emily, \nFrom, Jason.
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conversations.value: The Ultimate Gift: When his rich grandfather, Howard "Red" Stevens (James Garner), dies, Jason (Drew Fuller) does not expect to inherit anything from his multi-billion-dollar estate. \nHe strongly resents his grandfather because his father had died while working for him. \nThere is an inheritance, in fact, but it comes with a condition: Jason must complete 12 separate assignments within a year in order to get it. \nEach assignment is centered around a "gift". \nGifts of work, money, friends and learning are among the dozen that Jason must perform before he is eligible for the mysterious "Ultimate Gift" his grandfather\'s will has for him. \nRed\'s attorney and friend, mr Hamilton (Bill Cobbs), and his secretary, Miss Hastings (Lee Meriwether), attempt to guide Jason along the path his grandfather wishes him to travel. \nOn his return after completing the first task, everything he values is suddenly taken away from him – luxury apartment, his restored muscle car, and all his money – and he is left homeless. \nHis trendy girlfriend, Caitlin (Mircea Monroe), ditches him when his credit card is rejected at a fancy restaurant. \nAfter his mother (Donna Cherry) tells him she cannot help him, as part of the agreement, he miserably wanders the city alone. \nWhile sleeping in a park, he encounters a woman, Alexia (Ali Hillis), and her outspoken daughter, Emily (Abigail Breslin). \nJason befriends the two, and then asks them to go to the attorney\'s office and confirm themselves as his "true friends" in order to pass his assignment, but afterwards Jason walks away and ignores Emily\'s request to see him again. \nHowever, Jason accidentally discovers that Emily is suffering from leukemia, and sees a chance to develop a strong bond with someone. \nFrom that point, he tries his best to help Emily have a great life while it lasts, and Emily encourages a romance between Jason and her mother. \nAnother of his tasks requires him to travel to Ecuador and study in a library his grandfather built to help the people there. \nThis brings him to address his resentment over the death of his father there, and he makes a trip into the mountains with a local guide to see where it happened. \nJason learns from his guide that the story he had always believed about his father\'s death was a lie, fabricated to keep from him the truth of his father\'s bad character and behaviour. \nJason and the guide then find themselves held hostage by militants for several weeks, until Jason manages to ensure their escape. \nHe returns to America and discovers that Emily\'s condition has deteriorated, so he arranges for Gus the ranch-hand to host a belated Christmas celebration at his home for them. \nUpon completing his twelve tasks, Jason is given a sum of $100-million to do with whatever he pleases, and all of his property is returned to him. \nHis former girlfriend, knowing that he has regained his wealth, makes an attempt to win him back but he declines her offer. \nWith his inheritance, Jason chooses to build a hospital, called Emily\'s Home, for patients with terminal illnesses, but before the building begins, Emily dies. \nAfter the groundbreaking for Emily\'s Home, Jason is recalled to the law firm for one more meeting and told he has exceeded the expectations of his dead grandfather, and he is given the final gift of over $2-billion, rewarding Jason not only for his completing the tasks, but for using the $100-million to help others. \nThat night, Jason is seen sitting on a bench in the park, when Alexia joins him. \nHe thanks her for the help that she and her daughter gave him. \nThen they kiss, as a butterfly, representing Emily, flies around them.
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conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for the book.
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conversations.value: The Ultimate Gift
  I believe that when you read the last page of , you will be a different person than you are at this moment. At that point, our journey together will have ended, but your journey into the fullness of your destiny will be just beginning.
  Like any other journey or trip you have ever taken, it becomes more meaningful based upon the special people in your life who share this trip with you. I am sure you can remember wonderful trips or vacations that you have been on in the past. As those pleasant memories of your travels come back to you, they are filled not only with your destination, but the special people and loved ones who shared the journey with you.
  When you have concluded reading and have begun in earnest your life's journey, my fervent hope is that you will share with friends, family, and the special people in your world who make your life's journey priceless.
  Thank you for sharing this part of my life's journey and for allowing me and the to travel with you on part of your life's journey.
  I was seated behind my mahogany monstrosity of a desk in my top-floor, corner office of an imposing building in the most prominent section of Boston. In the marble foyer, the antique brass plate on the outer door reads Hamilton, Hamilton, & Hamilton. Of the aforementioned, I am the first Hamilton—Theodore J. Hamilton, to be accurate. My son and grandson account for the remainder of the Hamiltons in the firm.
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conversations.value: Give me four more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: The image of Red Stevens materialized onto the large screen. He gave Jason his customary congratulatory salute for passing the gift of learning milestone.
  Red began in earnest. "Jason, life is full of many contradictions. In fact, the longer you live, the more the reality of life will seem like one great paradox. But if you live long enough and search hard enough, you will find a miraculous order to the confusion.
  Red Stevens paused and stared directly into the camera in a way that let us all know his conviction was borne through a life of experience in dealing with problems.
  Red continued. "Jason, I cannot turn back the clock and allow you to deal with each of the problems in the past that I eliminated from your life when I should have given you the opportunity to deal with them yourself. If I could take us both back in time, I would, but now I am left with trying to teach you the value of problems, struggles, and obstacles.
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: When it was over, I spoke to the darkened screen. "Well, old friend, I believe this is where we finally do part company. I wish I could tell you how thankful I am to be included in the ultimate gift, and I wish I could tell you all of the wonderful things Jason has done and is going to do."
  As I walked out of the conference room, I realized Red did know and—in his own way—would be watching with me as Jason lived out and passed on.
  Jim Stovall is among the most sought-after motivational speakers anywhere. Despite failing eyesight and eventual blindness, Jim Stovall has been a national champion Olympic weight lifter, a successful investment broker, and an entrepreneur. He is the cofounder and president of the Narrative Television Network, which makes movies and television accessible for America's 13 million blind and visually impaired people and their families. The network's programming is also available free of charge, 24 hours a day, via the Internet at www.NarrativeTV.com.
  Jim Stovall hosts the network's talk show, NTN Showcase. His guests have included Katharine Hepburn, Jack Lemmon, Carol Channing, Steve Allen, and Eddie Albert, as well as many others. The Narrative Television Network has received an Emmy Award and an International Film and Video Award among its many industry honors.
  It has grown to include more than 1,200 cable systems and broadcast stations, reaching more than 35 million homes in the United States, and it is shown in 11 foreign countries.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about Although, NTN, designed, sighted, programming.
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conversations.value: When it was over, I spoke to the darkened screen. "Well, old friend, I believe this is where we finally do part company. I wish I could tell you how thankful I am to be included in the ultimate gift, and I wish I could tell you all of the wonderful things Jason has done and is going to do. "
  As I walked out of the conference room, I realized Red did know and—in his own way—would be watching with me as Jason lived out and passed on. 
  Jim Stovall is among the most sought-after motivational speakers anywhere. Despite failing eyesight and eventual blindness, Jim Stovall has been a national champion Olympic weight lifter, a successful investment broker, and an entrepreneur. He is the cofounder and president of the Narrative Television Network, which makes movies and television accessible for America's 13 million blind and visually impaired people and their families. Although NTN was originally designed for the blind and visually impaired, more than 60 percent of its nationwide audience is made up of fully sighted people who simply enjoy the programming. The network's programming is also available free of charge, 24 hours a day, via the Internet at www. NarrativeTV. com. 
  Jim Stovall hosts the network's talk show, NTN Showcase. His guests have included Katharine Hepburn, Jack Lemmon, Carol Channing, Steve Allen, and Eddie Albert, as well as many others. The Narrative Television Network has received an Emmy Award and an International Film and Video Award among its many industry honors. 
  It has grown to include more than 1,200 cable systems and broadcast stations, reaching more than 35 million homes in the United States, and it is shown in 11 foreign countries.