conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Hardys, Evan's, Evan entitled The Shattered Helmet.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Shattered Helmet: Danger is the name of the game when the Hardys agree to help their pen pal from Greece, Evangelos Pandropolos, search for a priceless, ancient Greek helmet.\nYears ago, Evan's uncle had loaned it to a Hollywood movie company for use in a silent motion picture, The Persian Glory, for a role in the movie, but the treasured helmet was lost after the movie was done.\nAt Hunt College, where Evan, Frank, Joe and Chet Morton are taking a summer course in film-making, the boys are harassed by Leon Saffel whose harassments get more and more vicious.\nAll the while a gang is trying to force mr Hardy to give up his investigations of a national crime syndicate and also trying to find the helmet, which after speaking to Evan's billionaire uncle, may have belonged to King Agamemnon making the helmet even more valuable.\nThe clues that the Hardys unearth keep them constantly on the move-from their college campus to California and finally to Greece.\nIn a sizzling climax, the Hardys, Evan and Chet match wits with their powerful enemies on the island of Corfu.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for this book.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Shattered Helmet
  The boys scanned the faces of incoming passengers hurrying to the baggage claim area of Bayport Airport. They were waiting to meet Evangelos Pandropolos, a Greek student who would attend Hunt College with them for a few weeks while taking a course in film-making.
  The youth at the claim center looked exactly like the photo he had sent the Hardys. He was shorter than Frank and Joe, had wavy black hair, keen dark eyes, and a handsome face. At the moment he looked perplexed.
  Frank and Joe hurried over to Evangelos. He and a tall, good-looking young man were grasping the handle of the same suitcase. The man, who was slightly overweight around the middle, carried an expensive movie camera in his other hand. "The Hardys? What an embarrassing way to meet you. This person wants my suitcase." He spoke excellent English with a pleasant accent.
  His adversary sneered. "You foreigners are all alike. Always want to prove something." With this he gave a furious tug. Evangelos let go at the same moment.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Add another sentence about Greek, turned, smiled.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Shattered Helmet
  The boys scanned the faces of incoming passengers hurrying to the baggage claim area of Bayport Airport. They were waiting to meet Evangelos Pandropolos, a Greek student who would attend Hunt College with them for a few weeks while taking a course in film-making. 
  The youth at the claim center looked exactly like the photo he had sent the Hardys. He was shorter than Frank and Joe, had wavy black hair, keen dark eyes, and a handsome face. At the moment he looked perplexed. 
  Frank and Joe hurried over to Evangelos. He and a tall, good-looking young man were grasping the handle of the same suitcase. The man, who was slightly overweight around the middle, carried an expensive movie camera in his other hand. 
  The Greek youth turned and smiled. "The Hardys? What an embarrassing way to meet you. This person wants my suitcase. " He spoke excellent English with a pleasant accent. 
  His adversary sneered. "You foreigners are all alike. Always want to prove something. " With this he gave a furious tug. Evangelos let go at the same moment.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me four more paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The horse grew restless and the cowboy leaned over to pat the animal's neck. "A young fellow like you asked the same question about an hour ago."
  The cowboy nodded. A smile crossed his wrinkled face. "You'll find the old guy up there on the mountain," he said. "But I'm warning you. He's about as friendly as a wounded grizzly bear."
  The trio drove quietly around the cattle, found the dim outline of the trail again, and continued on as evening settled.
  But soon it became too dark to follow the trail. Finding the elusive Buster Buckles would have to wait until morning. They made camp at the base of three towering pine trees, ate some canned food, and crawled into their sleeping bags.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.. End with the sentence ' Hardy had arrived by plane in time for the event, which was covered by radio, television, and the press.'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Frank and Joe asked questions that helped to supply some missing facts in the case. Dimitri spoke freely, revealing the motive for the caper.
  It all started, he said, when Cole was assigned by Twister Gerrold to harass the Hardys because of their father's investigation. When these tactics failed, Dimitri joined Cole at Hunt College to kidnap Frank and Joe.
  The town of Corfu came into sight now. When Evan docked, Joe went to get the police. The officers were amazed to see Vanides tied up, and for a while were inclined to believe his story that the boys had kidnapped him.
  Back at headquarters, however, they radioed Athens and soon had the truth. The Athens police, meanwhile, seized Vanides' helicopter when it landed there and arrested the pilot and his companion.
  Two days later, after Evan's Uncle Nick presented the shattered helmet to the museum at an impressive public ceremony, a reception was held for all the participants. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hardy had arrived by plane in time for the event, which was covered by radio, television, and the press.