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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Rhun, Eilonwy, Taran entitled The Castle of Llyr.
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conversations.value: The Castle of Llyr: The story begins in the spring approximately 18 months after the destruction of the Black Cauldron.\nEilonwy is the last in a line of royal sorceresses, daughter of Angharad, daughter of Regat, of the House of Llyr, which no longer reigns.\nDallben the enchanter has decided that Eilonwy, as a princess, needs an education that he cannot provide at Caer Dallben.\nShe will reside at a royal court on the Isle of Mona, west of Prydain.\nWith Gurgi, Taran escorts her to Mona, primarily on a ship "captained" by Prince Rhun, a cheerful but incompetent youth.\nTaran is finally aware of his feelings for Eilonwy and he envies the prince\'s noble birth.\nWhile Eilonwy is introduced to the ladies, the banal tedium of life at court, and the maxims of proper ladylike conduct, Taran meets his frequent companion Fflewddur Fflam - who, again having become wearied with the mundane duties of presiding over his peaceful but small hereditary kingdom, is living in the stables as a bard - and a traveling shoemaker, who turns out to be none other than Prince Gwydion.\nGwydion tells Taran that Eilonwy is in grave danger, very likely from the evil sorceress Achren, who survived Spiral Castle (The Book of Three).\nHe charges Taran with helping to protect Eilonwy.\nSoon after, Taran and Gwydion separately witness Chief Steward Magg leave the castle to go the beach at night and signal a ship at sea.\nWhen Magg and Eilonwy do not show for breakfast the next morning, the king organizes search parties.\nOne is nominally under the command of Prince Rhun, although the Master of Horse is really in charge.\nThe bards already sing of Taran, and King Rhuddlum asks him to protect Rhun personally.\nRhun must rule one day, and he confides that he and Queen Teleria hope for his wedding to Eilonwy.\nAlthough he is appalled and envious, Taran takes the oath.\nShortly before dusk, the prince separates from the group.\nTaran pursues him, joined by Fflewddur and Gurgi, but finally must halt and spend the night in the forest.\nThe next day they find his horse outside a small, dilapidated house, and he wishes them good morning from the door.\nInside they find a small story of empty pages that Rhun decides to keep for himself, and a sheaf of notes by the former resident, Glew.\nEvidently Glew was a careful experimenter with potions, and he developed one that successfully enlarged a young mountain cat he named Llyan.\nHorrified by their inferences from a small pair of abandoned boots they prepare to leave, but Llyan herself returns and settles down just inside the door.\nShe is larger than the average horse and they assume that she recognizes four ready meals.\nShe is entranced by Fflewddur\'s harping, which allows the others to escape through a broken wall in the corner.\nLater that day, the party is rejoined by Fflewddur on the run and by Taran\'s pet crow Kaw on the wing.\nKaw has spotted Magg and Eilonwy on horse and Taran determines to pursue alone rather than return to Dinas Rhydnant or try to find the official party.\nKaw leads them to the river Alaw and some recent tracks of Magg and Eilonwy\'s horses.\nFurther, Rhun finds Eilonwy\'s golden bauble - the Golden Pelydryn - near a rock, where it appears that they dismounted and fetched a boat.\nThe companions build a hasty raft to follow downstream, but it disintegrates before reaching the mouth.\nHarvesting young willows for repairs, Rhun manages to tumble into a deep pit, and his attempted rescue prompts a landslide that traps all four, but the pit then opens up into spectacular caverns.\nNone of the party is able to light the bauble, but it glows for Taran after he has given up and turned his thoughts to Eilonwy.\nThey explore by its light and eventually find Glew, who is trapped by his giant size.\nThe companions promise him Dallben\'s aid and persuade him to show them a way out, but he leads them to a dead end tunnel and traps them.\nSobbing pitifully, he explains that he knows the recipe for a potion that will diminish him, but he must kill one of them for a final ingredient - the victim shall be their choice.\nGurgi volunteers and Rhun surprises everyone by nominating himself, for he has recognized that he is a burden to all and incompetent to rule.\nTaran explains his oath to the king, which Rhun opposes.\nInstead, they notice an exit above their heads and construct a human ladder which enables Rhun to reach a ledge and some unknown passage.\nHe promises to return to the city and bring help.\nWhen Glew permits the exit of his final ingredient, the trio breaks out and attacks him.\nMeanwhile, Rhun has not left the caverns but returned by another route with the help of the Golden Pelydryn.\nBecause his action is selfless, the bauble now blazes for him and blinds the giant.\nThe enraged Glew inadvertently helps them escape from underground.\nWhen they reach the mouth of Alaw on the reconstructed raft, they meet Gwydion, who hides them and tells what he knows.\nHe has visited the offshore ruin of Caer Colur and seen Achren, Magg, and Eilonwy with several mercenary guards.\nThe ancestral home of the House of Llyr and its former peninsula have been sinking since Eilonwy\'s mother Angharad eloped with a common man.\nAchren hopes to rule by bringing Eilonwy to her full ancestral powers yet maintaining control by her personal magic.\nThe story of empty pages that Rhun took from Glew\'s hut actually records the House of Llyr\'s most powerful enchantments, which are only revealed under the light of Eilonwy\'s bauble.\nAt night Gwydion rows them all to land below the seaward walls and hides the story and bauble before they begin to search.\nKaw quickly discovers the tower room where Eilonwy resides, and helps to secure a rope for Taran to climb, only to find that Eilonwy does not know him or any of the names of her former companions.\nHer memories stir, for he has interrupted a dream of Caer Dallben, but he fails to persuade her and she flees from her room and cries out.\nTaran vainly hopes to halt the alarm and follows her until Magg arrests him.\nGwydion, Fflewddur, and Gurgi have entered the halls as well, and they have the better of a struggle with Magg and some guards, but the appearance of Achren and Eilonwy everything.\nAchren demonstrates Eilonwy\'s power, and Rhun stupidly reveals that they know she cannot complete her plans.\nRhun shuts his mouth in shame, and Gwydion does not yield.\nAchren turns to Taran and offers to pay him for what he knows: she will restore Eilonwy\'s memories of him and allow them to wed.\nGwydion interrupts the torment by revealing the cache and Magg retrieves the magical implements.\nWhen Eilonwy takes hold of the heirlooms and begins to examine the story in the light of the bauble, she also begins to fight against Achren\'s spell and finally makes her own choice.\nCalling upon the full power of the Pelydryn, she incinerates the story in a column of crimson flame, which also quiets the stone whispers of Caer Colur and breaks Achren\'s spell completely.\nMeanwhile, Magg has responded to Achren\'s scorn by opening the gates that protect the castle from the sea, and he and the surviving guard have escaped by the only ship.\nThe sea threatens them all and the rowboat has been shattered.\nTaran loses consciousness and awakes to discover that all reached the shallows alive, and Llyan pulled them up the beach.\nEilonwy tells how Magg tricked her, gagged and kidnapped her, but she knows little of the episode offshore.\nBefore leaving the sea, she finds a ceremonial horn that has washed ashore, which she calls "all that\'s left of Caer Colur".\nShe gives it to Taran as a pledge that she will not forget him during her tenure at Dinas Rhydnant.\nHe can pledge only his word in return, but "the word of an Assistant Pig-Keeper.\nshall do very well indeed".\nHe mentions the royal plan to engage her and Prince Rhun, which she scorns him for taking seriously.
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conversations.value: The Castle of Llyr: The story begins in the spring approximately 18 months after the destruction of the Black Cauldron.\nEilonwy is the last in a line of royal sorceresses, daughter of Angharad, daughter of Regat, of the House of Llyr, which no longer reigns.\nDallben the enchanter has decided that Eilonwy, as a princess, needs an education that he cannot provide at Caer Dallben.\nShe will reside at a royal court on the Isle of Mona, west of Prydain.\nWith Gurgi, Taran escorts her to Mona, primarily on a ship "captained" by Prince Rhun, a cheerful but incompetent youth.\nTaran is finally aware of his feelings for Eilonwy and he envies the prince\'s noble birth.\nWhile Eilonwy is introduced to the ladies, the banal tedium of life at court, and the maxims of proper ladylike conduct, Taran meets his frequent companion Fflewddur Fflam - who, again having become wearied with the mundane duties of presiding over his peaceful but small hereditary kingdom, is living in the stables as a bard - and a traveling shoemaker, who turns out to be none other than Prince Gwydion.\nGwydion tells Taran that Eilonwy is in grave danger, very likely from the evil sorceress Achren, who survived Spiral Castle (The Book of Three).\nHe charges Taran with helping to protect Eilonwy.\nSoon after, Taran and Gwydion separately witness Chief Steward Magg leave the castle to go the beach at night and signal a ship at sea.\nWhen Magg and Eilonwy do not show for breakfast the next morning, the king organizes search parties.\nOne is nominally under the command of Prince Rhun, although the Master of Horse is really in charge.\nThe bards already sing of Taran, and King Rhuddlum asks him to protect Rhun personally.\nRhun must rule one day, and he confides that he and Queen Teleria hope for his wedding to Eilonwy.\nAlthough he is appalled and envious, Taran takes the oath.\nShortly before dusk, the prince separates from the group.\nTaran pursues him, joined by Fflewddur and Gurgi, but finally must halt and spend the night in the forest.\nThe next day they find his horse outside a small, dilapidated house, and he wishes them good morning from the door.\nInside they find a small story of empty pages that Rhun decides to keep for himself, and a sheaf of notes by the former resident, Glew.\nEvidently Glew was a careful experimenter with potions, and he developed one that successfully enlarged a young mountain cat he named Llyan.\nHorrified by their inferences from a small pair of abandoned boots they prepare to leave, but Llyan herself returns and settles down just inside the door.\nShe is larger than the average horse and they assume that she recognizes four ready meals.\nShe is entranced by Fflewddur\'s harping, which allows the others to escape through a broken wall in the corner.\nLater that day, the party is rejoined by Fflewddur on the run and by Taran\'s pet crow Kaw on the wing.\nKaw has spotted Magg and Eilonwy on horse and Taran determines to pursue alone rather than return to Dinas Rhydnant or try to find the official party.\nKaw leads them to the river Alaw and some recent tracks of Magg and Eilonwy\'s horses.\nFurther, Rhun finds Eilonwy\'s golden bauble - the Golden Pelydryn - near a rock, where it appears that they dismounted and fetched a boat.\nThe companions build a hasty raft to follow downstream, but it disintegrates before reaching the mouth.\nHarvesting young willows for repairs, Rhun manages to tumble into a deep pit, and his attempted rescue prompts a landslide that traps all four, but the pit then opens up into spectacular caverns.\nNone of the party is able to light the bauble, but it glows for Taran after he has given up and turned his thoughts to Eilonwy.\nThey explore by its light and eventually find Glew, who is trapped by his giant size.\nThe companions promise him Dallben\'s aid and persuade him to show them a way out, but he leads them to a dead end tunnel and traps them.\nSobbing pitifully, he explains that he knows the recipe for a potion that will diminish him, but he must kill one of them for a final ingredient - the victim shall be their choice.\nGurgi volunteers and Rhun surprises everyone by nominating himself, for he has recognized that he is a burden to all and incompetent to rule.\nTaran explains his oath to the king, which Rhun opposes.\nInstead, they notice an exit above their heads and construct a human ladder which enables Rhun to reach a ledge and some unknown passage.\nHe promises to return to the city and bring help.\nWhen Glew permits the exit of his final ingredient, the trio breaks out and attacks him.\nMeanwhile, Rhun has not left the caverns but returned by another route with the help of the Golden Pelydryn.\nBecause his action is selfless, the bauble now blazes for him and blinds the giant.\nThe enraged Glew inadvertently helps them escape from underground.\nWhen they reach the mouth of Alaw on the reconstructed raft, they meet Gwydion, who hides them and tells what he knows.\nHe has visited the offshore ruin of Caer Colur and seen Achren, Magg, and Eilonwy with several mercenary guards.\nThe ancestral home of the House of Llyr and its former peninsula have been sinking since Eilonwy\'s mother Angharad eloped with a common man.\nAchren hopes to rule by bringing Eilonwy to her full ancestral powers yet maintaining control by her personal magic.\nThe story of empty pages that Rhun took from Glew\'s hut actually records the House of Llyr\'s most powerful enchantments, which are only revealed under the light of Eilonwy\'s bauble.\nAt night Gwydion rows them all to land below the seaward walls and hides the story and bauble before they begin to search.\nKaw quickly discovers the tower room where Eilonwy resides, and helps to secure a rope for Taran to climb, only to find that Eilonwy does not know him or any of the names of her former companions.\nHer memories stir, for he has interrupted a dream of Caer Dallben, but he fails to persuade her and she flees from her room and cries out.\nTaran vainly hopes to halt the alarm and follows her until Magg arrests him.\nGwydion, Fflewddur, and Gurgi have entered the halls as well, and they have the better of a struggle with Magg and some guards, but the appearance of Achren and Eilonwy everything.\nAchren demonstrates Eilonwy\'s power, and Rhun stupidly reveals that they know she cannot complete her plans.\nRhun shuts his mouth in shame, and Gwydion does not yield.\nAchren turns to Taran and offers to pay him for what he knows: she will restore Eilonwy\'s memories of him and allow them to wed.\nGwydion interrupts the torment by revealing the cache and Magg retrieves the magical implements.\nWhen Eilonwy takes hold of the heirlooms and begins to examine the story in the light of the bauble, she also begins to fight against Achren\'s spell and finally makes her own choice.\nCalling upon the full power of the Pelydryn, she incinerates the story in a column of crimson flame, which also quiets the stone whispers of Caer Colur and breaks Achren\'s spell completely.\nMeanwhile, Magg has responded to Achren\'s scorn by opening the gates that protect the castle from the sea, and he and the surviving guard have escaped by the only ship.\nThe sea threatens them all and the rowboat has been shattered.\nTaran loses consciousness and awakes to discover that all reached the shallows alive, and Llyan pulled them up the beach.\nEilonwy tells how Magg tricked her, gagged and kidnapped her, but she knows little of the episode offshore.\nBefore leaving the sea, she finds a ceremonial horn that has washed ashore, which she calls "all that\'s left of Caer Colur".\nShe gives it to Taran as a pledge that she will not forget him during her tenure at Dinas Rhydnant.\nHe can pledge only his word in return, but "the word of an Assistant Pig-Keeper.\nshall do very well indeed".