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conversations.value: a plot for a book about Kluger, Williams, MacDonald entitled The Threat. Start with the sentence 'The Threat (film): Detective Ray Williams (Michael O\'Shea) is recuperating from a broken rib as his wife Ann (Julie Bishop) tries to persuade him to get a desk job, especially with the new baby on the way'.
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conversations.value: The Threat (film): Detective Ray Williams (Michael O\'Shea) is recuperating from a broken rib as his wife Ann (Julie Bishop) tries to persuade him to get a desk job, especially with the new baby on the way.\nHowever, a call from the police inspector (Robert Shayne) informs him that homicidal criminal "Red" Kluger (who Williams apprehended) has busted out of Folsom Prison.\nAs Williams is going to leave in his police car, he is kidnapped by Kluger (Charles McGraw) and his men.\nDistrict attorney Barker MacDonald (Frank Conroy) is also kidnapped by his men.\nLastly, nightclub singer Carol (Virginia Grey), who apparently ratted him out is kidnapped.\nShe however claims it was Tony, one of Kluger\'s associates, who Red has arranged to come out of Mexico City to Palm Springs to give Red and his associates the $12,000 from a deposit box and give them an escape plane to leave the country out of.\nKluger makes no secret of his plans to kill Williams and MacDonald once he\'s made a getaway.\nCarol claims to not have ratted him out constantly, but Kluger rejects her claims.\nKluger also takes in another hostage, Joe Turner, driver of the truck escorting the gang.\nThe gang is housed up at a shack, awaiting Tony.\nJoe tries to escape with a gun he had stolen from the truck earlier, but Kluger subdues him, takes the gun and kills him.\nRay is forcefully told by the gang to give the police a false lead on the radio to throw them off.\nInadvertently, he tips off his wife that he may be in danger by saying to tell his wife the newborn kid can be named Dexter, which his wife finds suspicious due to his previous statements that he\'d name the newborn Dexter only if he\'d had a gun to his head.\nKluger tells Lefty and Nick to force Williams to call off the search for him, but Williams and MacDonald subdue and tie up the henchmen.\nThey call out to Kluger to come to them, awaiting to try and shoot him, but in the ensuing gunfight, Kluger shoots Ray in the knee.\nWilliams decides to climb up the wall and hang over the door, as MacDonald tries to bait Kluger to come to them.\nAs he walks over to the door, Ray jumps up and lands on Kluger, but Kluger overpowers him and hits him with a chair.\nKluger goes outside to see that a plane with Tony is nearby, waving to him to land.\nHowever, as he comes back inside, he sees that Carol has a gun.\nTelling her to drop the gun, he yells at her to not shoot, but Carol shoots him twice, killing him.\nRay gets up and thanks her, while saying that he will deal with Tony.\nThe film ends with Williams discussing with Ann over the naming of their kid, and she reveals that one can be Dexter – because they\'re having twins.
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conversations.value: a plot for a book about David, Animorphs, Jake entitled The Threat
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conversations.value: The Threat (novel): After falling from the Blade ship, the Animorphs are snagged from mid-air by Rachel and Tobias, in their respective eagle and hawk morphs.\nThey land on the beach, needing a plan to infiltrate the Marriott resort.\nJake becomes aware of the tensions between David and Marco, and is disturbed by David's unnecessary excesses.\nThe team morphs into seagulls, and spy out the area, crawling with security agents armed to the teeth and accompanied by dogs.\nThey're zapped by a security man wearing sunglasses with weak Dracon beam emitters built into them.\nJake tells them to leave.\nUpon his return home, Jake's parents tell him and his brother Tom that their obnoxious cousin, Saddler, was gravely injured in a car accident, and that they were leaving town to spend time with his parents.\nJake is presented with the opportunity to advance his plans.\nUnfortunately, that night, David disappears from Cassie's barn.\nJake morphs into his dog, Homer, and tracks David's scent to an inn.\nDavid had morphed into a golden eagle, smashed the window with a rock and entered a room without paying.\nJake warns him of the consequences of this action, while also saying he won't have time to help David with his living problems until after the mission.\nDavid doesn't hide his contempt, but leaves with Jake anyway.\nCassie formulates a plan to infiltrate the resort.\nJake morphs into a dragonfly, while the other Animorphs, with the exception of Tobias, morph into fleas and latch onto Jake's body.\nTobias guides them to the hotel.\nInside, Jake tries to find the banquet hall where the speeches and infestations will take place.\nInside an air vent, he gets caught in a spider web.\nTerrified, Jake demorphs, and the others follow.\nCassie is badly wounded when Jake's demorphing creates a human artery that forces more blood into her flea body than it is prepared to hold.\nHe releases them, and they begin demorphing.\nMarco is stuck mid-morph, as a giant flea.\nThey begin to despair, but Cassie guides Marco and enables him to demorph.\nMarco then becomes emotional, something very unlike him.\nJake inspects the banquet room, and notices the number of holograms in place.\nHere they discover how the Yeerks plan to infest each world leader, Visser Three having infiltrated the facility by acquiring and morphing Tony, the White House Chief of Staff, although there are two schools of thought about why he would do this: Ax theorizes that it was because there would be no way for the man to have access to a Kandrona if he is infested and something goes wrong with the mission, whereas Cassie thinks that it is simply Visser Three's ego wanting him to take the key role in a plan that could result in the Yeerks winning the war for Earth at last.\nNow the Animorphs need a plan to thwart it.\nThey return to the resort, knock out the guards, morph into them, and reenter the banquet.\nSoon they realize they have been deceived, and have fallen into Visser Three's trap.\nDavid is frightened and turns against the Animorphs in order to preserve his own life, Cassie having to attack him to stop him revealing who they are.\nIt isn't long, though, before they discover that the Hork-Bajir surrounding them are only holograms.\nThey take the Visser hostage, and both groups then withdraw on a truce.\nThe Animorphs, now disgusted and angry with David, try to plan their next move before it's too late.\nHowever, during the night, David returns to his old home in eagle morph.\nJake and Ax pursue him, only to find that David had apparently killed Tobias.\nDavid explains that the Animorphs weren't treating him as an equal, and that he'd have to take matters into his own hands.\nEnraged, Jake engages David, only to be ambushed by Hork-Bajir.\nAx rescues Jake, and they escape.\nDavid then leads Jake to the mall, and they each morph their battle morphs, lion and tiger respectively.\nAfter a brief duel, David severs Jake's carotid artery, leaving him to bleed to death.
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conversations.value: \nAfter a brief duel, David severs Jake's carotid artery, leaving him to bleed to death..\nDavid then leads Jake to the mall, and they each morph their battle morphs, lion and tiger respectively.\nAx rescues Jake, and they escape.\nEnraged, Jake engages David, only to be ambushed by Hork-Bajir.\nDavid explains that the Animorphs weren't treating him as an equal, and that he'd have to take matters into his own hands.\nJake and Ax pursue him, only to find that David had apparently killed Tobias.\nHowever, during the night, David returns to his old home in eagle morph.\nThe Animorphs, now disgusted and angry with David, try to plan their next move before it's too late.\nThey take the Visser hostage, and both groups then withdraw on a truce.\nIt isn't long, though, before they discover that the Hork-Bajir surrounding them are only holograms.\nDavid is frightened and turns against the Animorphs in order to preserve his own life, Cassie having to attack him to stop him revealing who they are.\nSoon they realize they have been deceived, and have fallen into Visser Three's trap.\nThey return to the resort, knock out the guards, morph into them, and reenter the banquet.\nNow the Animorphs need a plan to thwart it.\nHere they discover how the Yeerks plan to infest each world leader, Visser Three having infiltrated the facility by acquiring and morphing Tony, the White House Chief of Staff, although there are two schools of thought about why he would do this: Ax theorizes that it was because there would be no way for the man to have access to a Kandrona if he is infested and something goes wrong with the mission, whereas Cassie thinks that it is simply Visser Three's ego wanting him to take the key role in a plan that could result in the Yeerks winning the war for Earth at last.\nJake inspects the banquet room, and notices the number of holograms in place.\nMarco then becomes emotional, something very unlike him.\nThey begin to despair, but Cassie guides Marco and enables him to demorph.\nMarco is stuck mid-morph, as a giant flea.\nHe releases them, and they begin demorphing.\nCassie is badly wounded when Jake's demorphing creates a human artery that forces more blood into her flea body than it is prepared to hold.\nTerrified, Jake demorphs, and the others follow.\nInside an air vent, he gets caught in a spider web.\nInside, Jake tries to find the banquet hall where the speeches and infestations will take place.\nTobias guides them to the hotel.\nJake morphs into a dragonfly, while the other Animorphs, with the exception of Tobias, morph into fleas and latch onto Jake's body.\nCassie formulates a plan to infiltrate the resort.\nDavid doesn't hide his contempt, but leaves with Jake anyway.\nJake warns him of the consequences of this action, while also saying he won't have time to help David with his living problems until after the mission.\nDavid had morphed into a golden eagle, smashed the window with a rock and entered a room without paying.\nJake morphs into his dog, Homer, and tracks David's scent to an inn.\nUnfortunately, that night, David disappears from Cassie's barn.\nJake is presented with the opportunity to advance his plans.\nUpon his return home, Jake's parents tell him and his brother Tom that their obnoxious cousin, Saddler, was gravely injured in a car accident, and that they were leaving town to spend time with his parents.\nJake tells them to leave.\nThey're zapped by a security man wearing sunglasses with weak Dracon beam emitters built into them.\nThe team morphs into seagulls, and spy out the area, crawling with security agents armed to the teeth and accompanied by dogs.\nJake becomes aware of the tensions between David and Marco, and is disturbed by David's unnecessary excesses.\nThey land on the beach, needing a plan to infiltrate the Marriott resort.The Threat (novel): After falling from the Blade ship, the Animorphs are snagged from mid-air by Rachel and Tobias, in their respective eagle and hawk morphs
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conversations.value: What could be a category for this book?
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conversations.value: A category could be 'Dan Lenson, Book'