conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Savanna, Shernado with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Contemporary?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Stolen Innocence'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Provide the first three paragraphs for this book.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Stolen Innocence
  I have no comment to what my Uncle responded back. All it will do is make me angry and I don't need to get worked up again.
  I am working at the country club in Wisconsin with both my sisters. I am a waitress with Caitlin. Allie isn't old enough so she busses tables. I make good money doing it, but I can't stand our headwaiter, Mike. Actually no one can. He is a total loser. On top of that, we have a cook that is a creep. He flirts with all the girls. You don't want to get on his bad side. Other then that I am babysitting on the weekends. I am putting all my money in the bank for college. I've also been busy at the advocacy center watching two Spanish-speaking children who know very little English. It is very hard to communicate with them, but over the past eight weeks I've realized a smile goes a long way. I take the children to the park behind the Advocacy Center. I enjoy watching the kids.
  Fourth of July is next weekend. We are going to the Abby resort like we do every year. It should be fun. There is always an awesome fireworks display. Anyway I am working tonight, so I must go wash my clothes.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Provide another paragraph.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: I'm speechless! I wasn't expecting to ever hear this. Receiving this letter has opened a whole new door in my life a door that has been locked for a long time. I now feel I can look to the future and not live in the past. I realize how fortunate I am to be able to have communication with my abuser. There are so many more victims of abuse who don't have this opportunity that I have to confront their abuser and then get a letter asking for forgiveness. It all seems too unreal. For once I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. I see myself reaching the end of this road proud of myself that I never gave up. I look out the window and see a shooting star across the sky. A star I prayed on for many years. Thank you, God! Thank You!
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Receiving this letter has opened a whole new door in my life a door that has been locked for a long time. I now feel I can look to the future and not live in the past. I realize how fortunate I am to be able to have communication with my abuser. There are so many more victims of abuse who don't have this opportunity that I have to confront their abuser and then get a letter asking for forgiveness. It all seems too unreal. For once I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. I see myself reaching the end of this road proud of myself that I never gave up. I look out the window and see a shooting star across the sky. A star I prayed on for many years. Thank you, God! Thank You!
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Provide the last four paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The detective said that in all his years of work he has never had so many concerned relatives call him about the case. My uncle, who is a cop in our area, tried to use his power to get my cousin off on charges. It made me sick. Brian's mother tried saying my mom brainwashed Allie and I with stories of abuse from her childhood. I couldn't believe so many family members wanted to protect Brian; it made me sick. In the end, Brian received 180 days supervision and short-term counseling which consisted of three visits to a counselor. I guess that is what shocks me. Brian walked away with 180 days supervision and my sister and I are left with a life sentence of memories that can never be erased.
  Are these the words of a man who held me down and locked me in rooms as a child? Is this the man who threatened me if I told? I feel there is a higher power working through Brian to help him make better choices in life and hold him accountable for his actions. Although I would never trust Brian with a child, I do trust God will watch over Brian and lead him in the right direction in life. If I were to run into Brian today on the streets, I would say hello and go on my way. I am moving on with my life.
  I'm now away at college getting my degree in social work. Moving out of my hometown and living in a dorm has been the best thing for me. It has given me a fresh start on life and a new journey. For the first time ever, I'm able to focus in class and be successful. On October 14th, 2004 I will be standing up on stage on my college football field giving a speech to thousands about being a survivor of sexual abuse. For the event, "Take Back the Night," survivors of sexual violence will march through the campus all the way into town.
  It will be a very moving experience for me. A year ago at this time I was in a hospital wanting to end my life. A year later I am standing on a stage in front of thousands using the voice that was silenced for so long and speaking out. I am a **Survivor!**