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conversations.value: What could be a title for a story about Twofold, Cardona, a.k.a with the genre: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Books, Literature & Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this story could be 'Chained'
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a story titled Chained about York, Times, USA with the genre: Literature & Fiction, United States.
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conversations.value: the author is the New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of the Demonica and connected Lords of Deliverance series, as well as the MoonBound Clan Vampire series and other contemporary novels. An Air Force veteran, she traded in her career in meteorology to pursue her passion for writing. She lives in Wisconsin with her US Coast Guard husband, her teenage son, a rescue cat named Vegas, and her very own hellhound, Hexe. Visit her at Larissathe author.com.
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: com. An Air Force veteran, she traded in her career in meteorology to pursue her passion for writing. She lives in Wisconsin with her US Coast Guard husband, her teenage son, a rescue cat named Vegas, and her very own hellhound, Hexe. Visit her at Larissathe author.the author is the New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of the Demonica and connected Lords of Deliverance series, as well as the MoonBound Clan Vampire series and other contemporary novels.
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conversations.value: Give me a description for a story titled Chained about David, Carol, Carpenter's with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense.
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conversations.value: David the author retired from Carpenter's Local #845 in Delaware County after thirty-three years of service. He has been married to his wife and best friend, Carol, for thirty-seven years. Together they have been blessed with two children, Jessica and Jason, and two grandchildren. David found his love of writing at an early age through a creative writing class in high school. He learned to play the guitar and began writing songs as the first outlet for his talent. Upon retiring, having composed many songs and two previous storys, David has written Chained, his first full-length thriller. David currently lives in Oxford, Pennsylvania, with Carol and their two dogs, Argus and Hitch, and is working on his next novel.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story titled Chained.
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conversations.value: Chained (1934 film): Eager to marry his devoted secretary, Diane Lovering (Joan Crawford), New York City shipping magnate Richard Field (Otto Kruger) asks his wife Louise (Marjorie Gateson) for a divorce.\nLouise, however, refuses to give up her social position and denies Richard\'s request.\nAlthough Diane insists that she will continue to love him without the benefit of marriage, Richard asks her to contemplate her choices while cruising to South America on one of his boats.\nDiane agrees to the cruise, but vows to return to New York unchanged.\nSoon after boarding, Diane meets Johnnie Smith (Stuart Erwin) in the ship\'s bar and rejects his flirtations.\nDetermined, Johnny asks his smooth-talking best friend, Mike Bradley (Clark Gable), for help, but is double-crossed when Mike treats him like a drunk in front of Diane.\nMike soon charms Diane, and a shipboard romance blossoms.\nStill true to Richard, Diane makes no commitments to Mike and declines his invitation to visit him on his ranch in Buenos Aires.\nMike nevertheless shows up at her Buenos Aires\' hotel and insists that she join him at his ranch.\nAfter a fun-filled day, Diane and Mike confess their mutual love, and Diane finally tells Mike about Richard.\nRealizing that Mike is the man she truly loves, Diane promises him that when she returns to New York, she will end her affair with Richard.\nHowever, soon after sees Richard upon her return, he presents her with a wedding ring and explains to her that his wife finally agreed to divorce him on condition that he not be allowed to see his sons.\nOverwhelmed by his sacrifice for her, Diane says nothing about her romance with Mike and, after writing Mike a "Dear John" letter dumping him, marries the millionaire.\nA year later, Diane runs into Mike in a New York gun shop and suggests that they dine together.\nIn spite of his bitterness, Mike finds that he still loves Diane and senses that she still loves him.\nFinally, Diane admits her feelings, but explains that she is sacrificing their love to remain loyal to Richard.\nAlthough Diane tries to avoid Mike by starting her vacation with Richard early, Mike drops by their country house and, in spite of Diane\'s protests, vows to confront his rival for her attention.\nWhen Mike sees how kind and caring Richard is with Diane, however, he backs down from his threat and leaves abruptly.\nAfterward, Richard reveals to Diane that he had long sensed that she was in love with another man and nobly offers to divorce her.\nUnchained at last, Diane and Mike begin their married life on his Argentine ranch.
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conversations.value: Chained (2012 film): Nine-year-old Tim and his mother Sarah (Julia Ormond) are brought to the cinema by his father Brad (Jake Weber) who urges them to take a taxi instead of a bus when going home.\nAfter the show, Sarah wants to call a taxi but one is already arriving.\nThey enter it but instead of taking them home, the driver, Bob (Vincent D\'Onofrio), abducts them into his home.\nThere he kills Sarah and makes Tim his slave for his housework, threatening him with violence if he does not obey and giving him the new name "Rabbit".\nTim tries to escape later, Bob even encourages him to run away, but then Tim is afraid to do this when he notices that nobody can hear him far away from the city.\nBob is revealed to be a serial killer who abducts young girls, then rapes and kills them at his home.\nNine years later, Tim has become a teenager and is still caught in Bob\'s home doing the housework and burying Bob\'s dead victims.\nBob acts as an ersatz stepfather, making Tim read storys about the human body so that he learns how it works.\nBob also shows him a picture of Tim\'s father who has married a new wife and has had another son with her, making Tim believe that he has nobody else other than Bob to care for him.\nLater, Bob asks Tim if he also wants a girl and shows him the yearstory of a college to pick a victim.\nTim initially refuses, angering Bob.\nBob then forces Tim to choose a girl from the story, so he selects Angie and Bob abducts her.\nBob leaves Tim and Angie in a room, suggesting Tim rape and then kill the girl afterward with a knife.\nTim hesitates but then stabs her in the stomach.\nHe then buries her body with all the other victims.\nBob seems to be satisfied with Tim\'s development as after this Tim asks him to go out for a hunt.\nBob takes him in the city with his cab, suggesting several potential victims, but Tim refuses.\nBob wants to return home but discovers that Tim has written the word "help" with red lipstick on the side of the cab.\nEnraged, Bob beats Tim and drives home.\nBob then realizes that Tim had not killed Angie, but only stabbed her non-lethally and hidden her where the other bodies are buried.\nHe knocks Tim unconscious and enters the small room where Angie is lying, in order to kill her.\nAngie manages to cut Bob\'s Achilles tendon while Tim awakes and comes to save her.\nAfter a brawl, Tim kills Bob by cutting his throat and then buries him next to his victims.\nTim drives Bob\'s cab in the city to his old home, encountering his father Brad, his new wife Marie (Gina Philips) and his half-brother.\nHis father is surprised to see him alive and feigns delight about this but then Tim confronts him with a letter he has found at Bob\'s home.\nThis letter reveals that Bob is Brad\'s brother (and therefore Tim\'s uncle) and that Brad arranged the abduction of Tim and his mother as he wanted to get rid of them.\nBrad attacks Tim in anger and wants him to leave but Marie interferes as she is shocked about the revelation.\nBrad beats Marie and Tim tries to defend her but is knocked down by Brad, who continues to beat him.\nTim knocks Brad on the head with a glass, killing him.\nMarie then urges Tim to leave and calls the police, claiming that burglars have killed her husband.\nTim drives with the cab to Bob\'s home, as it is the only place where he can hide.\nIn the closing credits the sounds of someone (presumably Tim) entering the garage, starting the cab and leaving with it, can be heard.
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conversations.value: \nAfter the show, Sarah wants to call a taxi but one is already arriving.\nThey enter it but instead of taking them home, the driver, Bob (Vincent D\'Onofrio), abducts them into his home.\nThere he kills Sarah and makes Tim his slave for his housework, threatening him with violence if he does not obey and giving him the new name "Rabbit".\nTim tries to escape later, Bob even encourages him to run away, but then Tim is afraid to do this when he notices that nobody can hear him far away from the city.\nBob is revealed to be a serial killer who abducts young girls, then rapes and kills them at his home.\nNine years later, Tim has become a teenager and is still caught in Bob\'s home doing the housework and burying Bob\'s dead victims.\nBob acts as an ersatz stepfather, making Tim read storys about the human body so that he learns how it works.\nBob also shows him a picture of Tim\'s father who has married a new wife and has had another son with her, making Tim believe that he has nobody else other than Bob to care for him.\nLater, Bob asks Tim if he also wants a girl and shows him the yearstory of a college to pick a victim.\nTim initially refuses, angering Bob.\nBob then forces Tim to choose a girl from the story, so he selects Angie and Bob abducts her.\nBob leaves Tim and Angie in a room, suggesting Tim rape and then kill the girl afterward with a knife.\nTim hesitates but then stabs her in the stomach.\nHe then buries her body with all the other victims.\nBob seems to be satisfied with Tim\'s development as after this Tim asks him to go out for a hunt.\nBob takes him in the city with his cab, suggesting several potential victims, but Tim refuses.\nBob wants to return home but discovers that Tim has written the word "help" with red lipstick on the side of the cab.\nEnraged, Bob beats Tim and drives home.\nBob then realizes that Tim had not killed Angie, but only stabbed her non-lethally and hidden her where the other bodies are buried.\nHe knocks Tim unconscious and enters the small room where Angie is lying, in order to kill her.\nAngie manages to cut Bob\'s Achilles tendon while Tim awakes and comes to save her.\nAfter a brawl, Tim kills Bob by cutting his throat and then buries him next to his victims.\nTim drives Bob\'s cab in the city to his old home, encountering his father Brad, his new wife Marie (Gina Philips) and his half-brother.\nHis father is surprised to see him alive and feigns delight about this but then Tim confronts him with a letter he has found at Bob\'s home.\nThis letter reveals that Bob is Brad\'s brother (and therefore Tim\'s uncle) and that Brad arranged the abduction of Tim and his mother as he wanted to get rid of them.\nBrad attacks Tim in anger and wants him to leave but Marie interferes as she is shocked about the revelation.\nBrad beats Marie and Tim tries to defend her but is knocked down by Brad, who continues to beat him.\nTim knocks Brad on the head with a glass, killing him.\nMarie then urges Tim to leave and calls the police, claiming that burglars have killed her husband.\nTim drives with the cab to Bob\'s home, as it is the only place where he can hide.\nIn the closing credits the sounds of someone (presumably Tim) entering the garage, starting the cab and leaving with it, can be heard.