conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Grace, Unconditional, Love entitled Unconditional Love.
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conversations.value: Unconditional Love (film): Grace Beasley has been content with life as a housewife.\nOne morning, Grace wins tickets to a concert by her favorite singer.\nGrace is ecstatic, but soon learns her husband is leaving her, and also that her son is leaving his wife.\nGrace arrives at the concert, only to learn it has been cancelled due to the murder of the singer.\nGrace decides to travel to England for the singer's funeral.\nShe soon meets the closeted singer's former lover and they plot to secretly change his burial clothing to his beloved pink bathrobe.\nGrace and Dirk then leave for Chicago and track down and kill the Cross Bow Killer, who has been murdering singers.\nThe adventure changes Grace, and she faces the problems of her marriage with a new outlook on the meaning of love.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Max, Unconditional, Love entitled Unconditional Love.
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conversations.value: Unconditional Love (TV drama): Pete (Robson Green) & Lydia Gray (Sarah Parish) are out celebrating their son Max (Timothy Krause)'s fourth birthday, when they become involved in one of every parent's worst nightmares; as Max is snatched by embittered Benjamin Cain (Joe Absolom), his half-brother, who since his birth in 1982, has endured various degrees of abuse, perversion, abandonment, addiction and betrayal.\nHe now has concocted a plan to gain revenge on his abusers and his so-called loving birth parent, who gave him up for adoption, leaving him to the mercy of those who exploited the system, just so they could abuse their positions of power and indulge in their perverted pleasures of pedophilia.
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conversations.value: Provide the first five paragraphs for this book.
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conversations.value: Unconditional Love
  I reach for an onion ring and take a bite out of it. Is it possible that I'm going to have a hard time going forward because I don't fit the typical Hollywood mold? I've always been happy with my body and how I look... but now I'm starting to wonder if there was some truth to what Brian said. I'm going to try to not think about it anymore... not today at least—I'm having lunch with my three favorite people in the world and I don't want to miss out on another second of that.
  I nod and look up at him. Spencer gives me a quick kiss on the lips and moves my hair out of my face with his right hand.
  I smile and nod. He might be right. It would be nice if it worked out that way—it would mean my taking a stand was the right thing to do. I'm not going to get my hopes up, though, because I don't want to be even more disappointed if they decide to scrap the article.
  My phone rings and we both look down at the screen as I take it out of my pocket. Unknown caller. I swipe my finger across the screen and lift it to my ear.
  I should have known there was more to it than what Brian told me. I doubt he knew Nadia was behind it, but it doesn't change the fact that I feel like she was using me.
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conversations.value: Provide four more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: I'm expecting her to ask about my dad at any moment, but I'm not going to bring it up just in case she's forgotten... or remembered that he's dead.
  I'm not sure if she actually remembers who he is or if she's just trying to convince me she does. It's still so strange to see her like this, but I'm trying to be as patient and compassionate as possible because I really do want her to get better. She doesn't even have one. I guess I need to figure out where she's going to live when they do release her. I didn't think it would be as soon as a couple of weeks, but I guess it's a good thing—I know this place is expensive and it should work out fine because I don't want Dex to keep paying for it if her doctor says she's ready to be released.
  Work? This is the first time she's mentioned it to me in a long time. I thought maybe she could try to get her old job back, but I'm starting to wonder if that's ever going to be a possibility.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about Home.
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conversations.value: I'm expecting her to ask about my dad at any moment, but I'm not going to bring it up just in case she's forgotten... or remembered that he's dead. 
  I'm not sure if she actually remembers who he is or if she's just trying to convince me she does. It's still so strange to see her like this, but I'm trying to be as patient and compassionate as possible because I really do want her to get better. 
  Home. She doesn't even have one. I guess I need to figure out where she's going to live when they do release her. I didn't think it would be as soon as a couple of weeks, but I guess it's a good thing—I know this place is expensive and it should work out fine because I don't want Dex to keep paying for it if her doctor says she's ready to be released. 
  Work? This is the first time she's mentioned it to me in a long time. I thought maybe she could try to get her old job back, but I'm starting to wonder if that's ever going to be a possibility.
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conversations.value: Provide the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: I jump a little and turn back around. She follows me into the trailer and slams the door behind herself.
  Obsessed with getting in the last word, Nadia turns and walks out of the trailer before I can say anything else. Everything she just said to me only reinforced that I made the right decision. I wouldn't be the same person if I bent to her will. I'm happy with who I am and I want to always feel that way. It helps that Spencer supported me in my decision, but I guess that's what being married is all about—loving each other unconditionally and being supportive, no matter the circumstance. As long as we have that, well, I know everything is going to work out just fine.
  I smile and shake my head as I walk out of my trailer. There's a chance Nadia is right and I won't ever work again in Hollywood... and that's OK. I have Spencer, Arte, Brenda and Dex... there's nothing else I need in my life to make me happy.
  I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of opportunities life will hold for me, whatever they may be. I'm excited, really. Life is good.
  I live in beautiful Seattle, WA with my amazing, supportive husband and our two German Shepherds that truly believe it's all about them. I love the rain and it gives me plenty of time to read and write.