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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Aurora, Emma, Terms entitled Terms of Endearment.
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conversations.value: Terms of Endearment: Aurora Greenway (Shirley MacLaine) and Emma Greenway-Horton (Debra Winger) are mother and daughter searching for love.\nBeginning with Emma's marriage, Aurora reveals how difficult and caring she can be.\nThe film centers around several years as they both find their reasons for going on living and finding joy.\nAurora finds Garrett Breedlove (Jack Nicholson), the retired astronaut next door.\nThe relationship between Emma and Aurora comes full circle when Emma is diagnosed with cancer that soon becomes terminal.\nAt film's end, they all show different ways of expressing love.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Weinsider, Wayne, Laura entitled Terms of Endearment.
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conversations.value: Terms of Endearment (The X-Files): In Roanoke, Virginia, Wayne Weinsider (Bruce Campbell) and his pregnant wife Laura (Lisa Jane Persky) learn via an ultrasound scan that their unborn child has bizarre physical abnormalities, such as horn-like protrusions.\nWeinsider appears to be especially distraught after hearing the news.\nThat night, Laura has a terrifying dream in which a demon-like figure snatches the baby from her womb.\nWhen she wakes up, the couple discover that Laura has seemingly miscarried.\nLaura's brother, local deputy sheriff Arky Stevens, reports her story to the X-Files section at the FBI.\nAgent Jeffrey Spender (Chris Owens) discards the report, but Agent Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) salvages the case and travels to Virginia, along with Agent Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) to interview the Weinsiders.\nThe police, who suspect an illegal abortion, find the remains of the baby in the garden furnace.\nWayne quickly confesses to destroying the evidence.\nHe asserts that his wife had aborted the child while in a trance-like state and attempts to convince her of this.\nLaura takes the blame for the abortion and goes to jail.\nWhile visiting Laura in her cell, Wayne attempts to steal her soul, but the EMT is able to save her life, much to Wayne's surprise.\nMeanwhile Wayne has another wife, Betsy Monroe, who is also pregnant.\nMulder, determining that Wayne is a Czech immigrant by the name of Ivan Veles, reaches the conclusion that Wayne is a demon who is trying to have a normal baby, and suspects that he terminates pregnancies when the fetus exhibits demon-like traits.\nNevertheless, she loses her baby and tracks down Mulder and Scully.\nThe two seek out Weinsider and catch him digging in Betsy's backyard.\nAfter a short conversation, the sheriff arrives at the house and shoots Weinsider.\nHe is taken to hospital and placed in a bed next to Laura.\nA mist passes from Weinsider's body into Laura's, at which point Weinsider dies and Laura recovers.\nMulder and Scully discover remains of normal human babies in Betsy's yard where Weinsider was digging.\nWhen seeing the evidence, Mulder deduces that Betsy is another demon who is unable to have a baby demon unless another demon impregnates her.\nUnlike Weinsider, she has been terminating pregnancies that resulted in non-demonic fetuses: the very type Weinsider has been so desperate to father.\nAs a demon, she could recognize her husband as a demon in her dream and stop him extracting her baby.\nHowever, it becomes apparent that she never lost her baby; it was merely a trick to frame her demon husband.\nAt the end of the narrative, Betsy Monroe drives away with her new demon baby.\nHer eyes flash with a red gleam before returning to normal.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about \nBetsy, Laura's.
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conversations.value: Terms of Endearment (The X-Files): In Roanoke, Virginia, Wayne Weinsider (Bruce Campbell) and his pregnant wife Laura (Lisa Jane Persky) learn via an ultrasound scan that their unborn child has bizarre physical abnormalities, such as horn-like protrusions. \nWeinsider appears to be especially distraught after hearing the news. \nThat night, Laura has a terrifying dream in which a demon-like figure snatches the baby from her womb. \nWhen she wakes up, the couple discover that Laura has seemingly miscarried. \nLaura's brother, local deputy sheriff Arky Stevens, reports her story to the X-Files section at the FBI. \nAgent Jeffrey Spender (Chris Owens) discards the report, but Agent Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) salvages the case and travels to Virginia, along with Agent Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) to interview the Weinsiders. \nThe police, who suspect an illegal abortion, find the remains of the baby in the garden furnace. \nWayne quickly confesses to destroying the evidence. \nHe asserts that his wife had aborted the child while in a trance-like state and attempts to convince her of this. \nLaura takes the blame for the abortion and goes to jail. \nWhile visiting Laura in her cell, Wayne attempts to steal her soul, but the EMT is able to save her life, much to Wayne's surprise. \nMeanwhile Wayne has another wife, Betsy Monroe, who is also pregnant. \nMulder, determining that Wayne is a Czech immigrant by the name of Ivan Veles, reaches the conclusion that Wayne is a demon who is trying to have a normal baby, and suspects that he terminates pregnancies when the fetus exhibits demon-like traits. \nBetsy has a dream similar to Laura's, but recognizes the dream-demon as her husband. \nNevertheless, she loses her baby and tracks down Mulder and Scully. \nThe two seek out Weinsider and catch him digging in Betsy's backyard. \nAfter a short conversation, the sheriff arrives at the house and shoots Weinsider. \nHe is taken to hospital and placed in a bed next to Laura. \nA mist passes from Weinsider's body into Laura's, at which point Weinsider dies and Laura recovers. \nMulder and Scully discover remains of normal human babies in Betsy's yard where Weinsider was digging. \nWhen seeing the evidence, Mulder deduces that Betsy is another demon who is unable to have a baby demon unless another demon impregnates her. \nUnlike Weinsider, she has been terminating pregnancies that resulted in non-demonic fetuses: the very type Weinsider has been so desperate to father. \nAs a demon, she could recognize her husband as a demon in her dream and stop him extracting her baby. \nHowever, it becomes apparent that she never lost her baby; it was merely a trick to frame her demon husband. \nAt the end of the narrative, Betsy Monroe drives away with her new demon baby. \nHer eyes flash with a red gleam before returning to normal.