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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Rite, Sebastian's, Hans.\nHans entitled The Rite.
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conversations.value: The Rite (1969 film): A judge in an unnamed country interviews three actors, together and separately, provoking them while investigating a pornographic performance for which they may face a fine.\nTheir relationships are complicated.\nSebastian, a volatile heavy drinker in debt, is guilty of killing his former partner and is having an affair with the dead man's widow.\nThea, a high-strung woman who is prone to fits and seemingly fragile, is currently married to Sebastian's new partner, Hans.\nHans is the troupe's leader.\nHe is wealthy, self-contained, and growing weary of the troupe.\nThe judge plays on the trio's insecurities, but they may have their revenge when they finally perform The Rite in a private session with him.
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Michael, Father, Lucas entitled The Rite.
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conversations.value: The Rite (2011 film): Michael Kovak (Colin O'Donoghue) is the son of a successful funeral home owner and businessman, Istvan (Rutger Hauer).\nDisillusioned with his past job as a mortician, Michael decides to enter a seminary school and renounce his vows upon completion, thereby getting a free college degree.\nFour years have passed, and Michael is being ordained to the rank of deacon at the seminary.\nAfter his ordination, he writes a letter of resignation to his superior, Father Matthew, citing a lack of faith.\nFather Matthew (Toby Jones), apparently wanting to talk to Michael, attempts to catch up to him on the street.\nHe trips as he steps over a curb, causing a cyclist to swerve into the path of an oncoming van.\nThe young cyclist, Sandra (Marija Karan), is critically injured.\nSeeing Michael's clerical garb, she asks him for absolution before her last breath.\nInitially hesitant, Michael is unable to refuse, comforting her and performing a blessing ritual to absolve her of her sins.\nSeeing how calmly Michael handled the situation, Father Matthew tells Michael that he is called to be a priest despite his resignation.\nHe also tells Michael that with the rise in demonic possessions every year, the Church needs more exorcists and says that he has the potential to become one.\nFather Matthew decides to send him to the Vatican in Rome, so he can attend an exorcism class taught by his friend Father Xavier (Ciarán Hinds).\nMichael finally accepts after Father Matthew tells him that the Church might convert his scholarship into a student loan that would cost $100,000 if his immediate resignation stood.\nIf Michael attends the exorcism class and still wants to resign afterwards, then they will discuss matters (hinting that he may be free to leave).\nDuring classes, he meets a young woman, Angelina (Alice Braga), who is also taking the course.\nHe soon learns that she is a reporter who has been asked to cover the course for an article in a newspaper.\nFather Xavier, realizing Michael is a skeptic and very tentative in his faith, asks Michael to see a friend of his, a renowned Welsh Jesuit exorcist named Father Lucas (Anthony Hopkins).\nMichael agrees and meets Father Lucas at his home, where he sees one of the priest's patients: a pregnant sixteen-year-old girl, Rosaria.\nIt is later revealed that she had been raped by her father, which led to her possession.\nHowever, Michael remains skeptical, even after witnessing several preternatural events, such as the girl coughing up three long nails and speaking English fluently.\nShe pointedly reminds Michael of the last patient he anointed and of his loathing for his own father.\nHe later speaks again with Angelina, who asks him to relay any information he gets from Father Lucas to her, as she has tried for an interview with him many times but has been refused.\nMichael declines.\nMeanwhile, Rosaria's condition worsens, to the extent that she tries to drown herself, prompting Father Lucas and Michael to have her hospitalized for further care.\nIn the hospital, Father Lucas performs another exorcism on her while Michael observes.\nMichael leaves while Father Lucas stays overnight outside the girl's room.\nLate that night, she miscarries; the baby dies from cardiac arrest, and the mother from blood loss from major hemorrhaging.\nDisheartened, Father Lucas feels he has failed her.\nWhen Michael sees this he decides to confer with Angelina.\nAfter the young woman's death, Father Lucas begins behaving strangely, exhibiting signs of demonic possession.\nMichael and Angelina later find him sitting outside his house in the rain.\nFather Lucas takes them into his house and, knowing himself to be possessed, requests that Michael find Father Xavier to perform the exorcism.\nAngelina and Michael try desperately to contact and find Father Xavier; they learn, however, that he is out of contact for three days.\nLearning this, Michael decides to perform the exorcism himself, with Angelina present.\nAfter constant rebuking by the demon and a long, drawn-out fight, Michael regains his lost faith and is able to force the demon to reveal its name, Baal.\nHe completes the exorcism, and the powerful demon leaves Father Lucas.\nSuccessful, Michael leaves Rome, returning to the United States and to his life.\nThe final scene of the film shows Michael, now Father Michael Kovak, entering a confessional and beginning to hear a girl's confession.
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conversations.value: \nDisillusioned with his past job as a mortician, Michael decides to enter a seminary school and renounce his vows upon completion, thereby getting a free college degree.\nFour years have passed, and Michael is being ordained to the rank of deacon at the seminary.\nAfter his ordination, he writes a letter of resignation to his superior, Father Matthew, citing a lack of faith.\nFather Matthew (Toby Jones), apparently wanting to talk to Michael, attempts to catch up to him on the street.\nHe trips as he steps over a curb, causing a cyclist to swerve into the path of an oncoming van.\nThe young cyclist, Sandra (Marija Karan), is critically injured.\nSeeing Michael's clerical garb, she asks him for absolution before her last breath.\nInitially hesitant, Michael is unable to refuse, comforting her and performing a blessing ritual to absolve her of her sins.\nSeeing how calmly Michael handled the situation, Father Matthew tells Michael that he is called to be a priest despite his resignation.\nHe also tells Michael that with the rise in demonic possessions every year, the Church needs more exorcists and says that he has the potential to become one.\nFather Matthew decides to send him to the Vatican in Rome, so he can attend an exorcism class taught by his friend Father Xavier (Ciarán Hinds).\nMichael finally accepts after Father Matthew tells him that the Church might convert his scholarship into a student loan that would cost $100,000 if his immediate resignation stood.\nIf Michael attends the exorcism class and still wants to resign afterwards, then they will discuss matters (hinting that he may be free to leave).\nDuring classes, he meets a young woman, Angelina (Alice Braga), who is also taking the course.\nHe soon learns that she is a reporter who has been asked to cover the course for an article in a newspaper.\nFather Xavier, realizing Michael is a skeptic and very tentative in his faith, asks Michael to see a friend of his, a renowned Welsh Jesuit exorcist named Father Lucas (Anthony Hopkins).\nMichael agrees and meets Father Lucas at his home, where he sees one of the priest's patients: a pregnant sixteen-year-old girl, Rosaria.\nIt is later revealed that she had been raped by her father, which led to her possession.\nHowever, Michael remains skeptical, even after witnessing several preternatural events, such as the girl coughing up three long nails and speaking English fluently.\nShe pointedly reminds Michael of the last patient he anointed and of his loathing for his own father.\nHe later speaks again with Angelina, who asks him to relay any information he gets from Father Lucas to her, as she has tried for an interview with him many times but has been refused.\nMichael declines.\nMeanwhile, Rosaria's condition worsens, to the extent that she tries to drown herself, prompting Father Lucas and Michael to have her hospitalized for further care.\nIn the hospital, Father Lucas performs another exorcism on her while Michael observes.\nMichael leaves while Father Lucas stays overnight outside the girl's room.\nLate that night, she miscarries; the baby dies from cardiac arrest, and the mother from blood loss from major hemorrhaging.\nDisheartened, Father Lucas feels he has failed her.\nWhen Michael sees this he decides to confer with Angelina.\nAfter the young woman's death, Father Lucas begins behaving strangely, exhibiting signs of demonic possession.\nMichael and Angelina later find him sitting outside his house in the rain.\nFather Lucas takes them into his house and, knowing himself to be possessed, requests that Michael find Father Xavier to perform the exorcism.\nAngelina and Michael try desperately to contact and find Father Xavier; they learn, however, that he is out of contact for three days.\nLearning this, Michael decides to perform the exorcism himself, with Angelina present.\nAfter constant rebuking by the demon and a long, drawn-out fight, Michael regains his lost faith and is able to force the demon to reveal its name, Baal.\nHe completes the exorcism, and the powerful demon leaves Father Lucas.\nSuccessful, Michael leaves Rome, returning to the United States and to his life.\nThe final scene of the film shows Michael, now Father Michael Kovak, entering a confessional and beginning to hear a girl's confession.