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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Orton, Halliwell, Halliwell\'s entitled Prick Up Your Ears.
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conversations.value: Prick Up Your Ears: The film tells the story of Orton and Halliwell in flashback, framed by sequences of Lahr researching the book upon which the film is based with Orton\'s literary agent, Peggy Ramsay.\nOrton and Halliwell\'s relationship is traced from its beginnings at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts.\nOrton starts out as the uneducated youth to Halliwell\'s older faux-sophisticate.\nAs the relationship progresses, however, Orton grows increasingly confident in his talent while Halliwell\'s writing stagnates.\nThey fall into a parody of a traditional married couple, with Orton as the "husband" and Halliwell as the long-suffering and increasingly ignored "wife" (a situation exacerbated at a time when being a sexually active homosexual was illegal).\nOrton is commissioned to write a screenplay for the Beatles and Halliwell gets carried away in preparing for a meeting with the "Fab Four", but in the end Orton is taken away for a meeting on his own.\nFinally, in August 1967, a despondent Halliwell kills Orton and commits suicide.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: \nFinally, in August 1967, a despondent Halliwell kills Orton and commits suicide..\nOrton is commissioned to write a screenplay for the Beatles and Halliwell gets carried away in preparing for a meeting with the "Fab Four", but in the end Orton is taken away for a meeting on his own.\nThey fall into a parody of a traditional married couple, with Orton as the "husband" and Halliwell as the long-suffering and increasingly ignored "wife" (a situation exacerbated at a time when being a sexually active homosexual was illegal).\nAs the relationship progresses, however, Orton grows increasingly confident in his talent while Halliwell\'s writing stagnates.\nOrton starts out as the uneducated youth to Halliwell\'s older faux-sophisticate.\nOrton and Halliwell\'s relationship is traced from its beginnings at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts.Prick Up Your Ears: The film tells the story of Orton and Halliwell in flashback, framed by sequences of Lahr researching the book upon which the film is based with Orton\'s literary agent, Peggy Ramsay
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Lois, Meg, Peter entitled Prick Up Your Ears.
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conversations.value: Prick Up Your Ears (Family Guy): As Lois finds Chris and his friends watching a pornographic film, she becomes convinced a proper sex-ed class should be taught at his school.\nSince the sex-ed class at her children\'s school was removed, Lois decides to become the school\'s newest sex-ed teacher.\nIn class, she attempts to teach students about safe sex, but her efforts are ruined by a botched attempt of Peter, who wishes to distribute his views on sex as well.\nSoon after the first sex-ed class, parental protests arise as Lois taught kids about safe ways to perform premarital sex, rather than abstinence.\nAs a result, Lois is subsequently fired.\nShe is replaced by a reverend who promotes both premarital and marital abstinence, explaining fictional consequences of intercourse with various questionable examples.\nThe idea appeals to most students, including Meg, who starts a relationship with a fellow student named Doug.\nIn a subplot, Stewie loses a tooth and is told about the tooth fairy.\nFrightened by the fairy tale, Stewie develops a plan to capture the fairy, not knowing she does not exist.\nHe borrows Herbert\'s false teeth and provokes Brian\'s girlfriend Jillian to throw up, as she has bulimia nervosa, in order to collect her teeth as well.\nBrian, overseeing Stewie\'s increasing obsession with the fairy, reveals to Stewie that she does not exist, but another scene shows a man named Fairy, having an apparent tooth fetish, stealing teeth to roll around in them.\nPeter, truly believing the anti-sex propaganda Meg brings home, starts wearing a chastity belt and refuses to have sex with Lois.\nIn her place, Lois grows tired of the whole ordeal, forcefully convinces Peter to change his mind by raping him.\nMeanwhile, Lois catches Meg and Doug engaging in "ear sex" (which has become a fad at the school).\nMeg explains they did it so that it would not count as sex "in the eyes of the Lord".\nThis prompts Lois and Peter to collaborate into sneaking into the school after being banned.\nLois tells the kids that while they should not have sex until they are ready, everyone has urges and it is okay to have premarital sex, but only as long as it is practiced safely and encourages them to use condoms.\nFollowing this revelation, Meg\'s boyfriend breaks up with her after discovering Meg\'s naked appearance.\nHumiliated, Meg blames Lois for ruining her relationship and runs away to her room, sobbing.\nAs Peter, Brian, and Lois wrap things up, an announcer tells viewers to text which ending should end the episode: Lois retelling her speech (FAMGUY1), Meg talking about her day (FAMGUY2), or Cleveland giving his line (FAMGUY 3).\nIn the end, the viewers choose FAMGUY 3, and the episode ends with Cleveland poking out the window and saying the line "Hey Y\'all.\nSock it to me.\n".
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conversations.value: \n"..\nSock it to me.\nIn the end, the viewers choose FAMGUY 3, and the episode ends with Cleveland poking out the window and saying the line "Hey Y\'all.\nAs Peter, Brian, and Lois wrap things up, an announcer tells viewers to text which ending should end the episode: Lois retelling her speech (FAMGUY1), Meg talking about her day (FAMGUY2), or Cleveland giving his line (FAMGUY 3).\nHumiliated, Meg blames Lois for ruining her relationship and runs away to her room, sobbing.\nFollowing this revelation, Meg\'s boyfriend breaks up with her after discovering Meg\'s naked appearance.\nLois tells the kids that while they should not have sex until they are ready, everyone has urges and it is okay to have premarital sex, but only as long as it is practiced safely and encourages them to use condoms.\nThis prompts Lois and Peter to collaborate into sneaking into the school after being banned.\nMeg explains they did it so that it would not count as sex "in the eyes of the Lord".\nMeanwhile, Lois catches Meg and Doug engaging in "ear sex" (which has become a fad at the school).\nIn her place, Lois grows tired of the whole ordeal, forcefully convinces Peter to change his mind by raping him.\nPeter, truly believing the anti-sex propaganda Meg brings home, starts wearing a chastity belt and refuses to have sex with Lois.\nBrian, overseeing Stewie\'s increasing obsession with the fairy, reveals to Stewie that she does not exist, but another scene shows a man named Fairy, having an apparent tooth fetish, stealing teeth to roll around in them.\nHe borrows Herbert\'s false teeth and provokes Brian\'s girlfriend Jillian to throw up, as she has bulimia nervosa, in order to collect her teeth as well.\nFrightened by the fairy tale, Stewie develops a plan to capture the fairy, not knowing she does not exist.\nIn a subplot, Stewie loses a tooth and is told about the tooth fairy.\nThe idea appeals to most students, including Meg, who starts a relationship with a fellow student named Doug.\nShe is replaced by a reverend who promotes both premarital and marital abstinence, explaining fictional consequences of intercourse with various questionable examples.\nAs a result, Lois is subsequently fired.\nSoon after the first sex-ed class, parental protests arise as Lois taught kids about safe ways to perform premarital sex, rather than abstinence.\nIn class, she attempts to teach students about safe sex, but her efforts are ruined by a botched attempt of Peter, who wishes to distribute his views on sex as well.\nSince the sex-ed class at her children\'s school was removed, Lois decides to become the school\'s newest sex-ed teacher.Prick Up Your Ears (Family Guy): As Lois finds Chris and his friends watching a pornographic film, she becomes convinced a proper sex-ed class should be taught at his school