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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Colonial, Union, Conclave entitled The End of All Things?
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conversations.value: The End of All Things (book): The two major human governments, of the Earth and the Colonial Union, have parted ways after the destruction of Earth Station, and both have a poor relationship with the Conclave, a coalition of alien governments.\nNow the Colonial Union is running out of troops in the Colonial Defense Forces (CDF) without a new source of humans from Earth which would result in the human colonies being vulnerable to the alien species who have been waiting for the first sign of weakness, to drive humanity to ruin.\nAnd there is a group lurking in the shadows called the Equilibrium, which is intent on destroying both the Colonial Union and the Conclave.\nCDF Lieutenant Harry Wilson and the "B-Team" Colonial Union diplomats race against the clock to discover who is behind attacks on the Union and the alien races\' Conclave, to seek peace with a suspicious, angry Earth, and keep humanity\'s Colonial Union intact, or else risk an extinction of the human race.\nThe first novella tells the story of its narrator Rafe Daquin, a software-engineer-turned-pilot who is part of the crew of a captured merchant vessel.\nThe capture of the vessel at the hands of the Rraey, an alien species, turns out to be instigated by Colonial Union Deputy Secretary of State, Tyson Ocampo, who was on board the vessel ostensibly for a private vacation.\nDaquin, taken hostage by the Rraey while the rest of the crew is left to die, is subjected to a procedure that leaves him disembodied as a "brain in a box", with no option but to do the bidding of his as-yet-unknown captor.\nWhile being made to conduct piloting simulations by his captor, known only as Control, Daquin\'s software expertise allows him to discover a backdoor into the simulation where he is confined, and eventually he builds a shell around the simulation that is controlled by him.\nHe requests a meeting with Ocampo; when this is granted he covertly copies all the files he can find on Ocampo\'s PDA which allows him to learn of the existence of an alliance of humans and alien species named the Equilibrium which is responsible for several actions against the Colonial Union and the Conclave including the destruction of Earth Station.\nDaquin then tricks Ocampo into visiting his vessel to bid farewell before he is sent on a kamikaze mission; he manages to escape his captors\' control and render Ocampo unto the Colonial Union to be held accountable.\nThe Colonial Union offers him a new body and asks him to represent them as a credible source while his body is being grown; he agrees to this request.\nIn the second novella, General Tarsem Gau and his assistant Hafte Sorvalh (narrator) deal with political crises in the Conclave that arise from the disclosure of Ocampo\'s records of the Colonial Union over several years.\nAfter the General is assassinated while speaking to the Conclave\'s legislature, Sorvalh reluctantly assumes his responsibilities and the title of Premier in order to preserve the unity of the Conclave.\nAt the end, a letter from the General to Sorvalh reveals that he initiated his own assassination in order to ultimately strengthen the Conclave through a political upheaval that he knew would result.\nIn the letter, the General says he wanted Sorvalh to be his successor but feared the reduction of his own stature and the weakening of the Conclave in a succession struggle, so he chose this route to give control to Sorvalh, whom he praises as a much cannier and more decisive politician.\nTaking her cue from the General\'s suggestion in the letter, Sorvalh destroys it, leaving no one any the wiser, and begins her duties as premier.\nThe third novella, narrated by Lieutenant Heather Lee (the former musician encountered in episode 8 of The Human Division), tells the story of the Colonial Union\'s efforts to clamp down on separatist movements on its colonies Franklin, Kyoto, Khartoum and Erie.\nOver the course of these missions, Lee grows disillusioned with the repeated need for her to suppress her fellow humans.\nAfter losing two soldiers under her command to a Rraey-assisted ambush in Khartoum, Lee decides to give up her life as a CDF soldier and desert for a new life in Erie, although she knows it cannot last.\nIn the fourth novella, narrated by Lieutenant Harry Wilson, Earth, the Colonial Union, and the Conclave are forced into acting together to prevent the destruction of all three entities by the clandestine disruptions of the Equilibrium.\nThrough the diplomatic efforts of Ambassador Abumwe, Danielle Lowen and Wilson, an uneasy alliance is formed and the Equilibrium\'s efforts neutralised.\nIn the aftermath, Abumwe is put in charge of building a new constitution with the CU\'s colonies to give them real representation and in turn obtain their co-operation in maintaining the CDF\'s strength through recruitment from the colonies.
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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Olivia, Nina, Peter entitled The End of All Things?
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conversations.value: The End of All Things: Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) has been taken to a disused medical facility by David Robert Jones (Jared Harris) and his agents.\nShe is placed in the same room along with Nina Sharp (Blair Brown), also secured to a chair, revealing she was also abducted by Jones the night before.\nJones arrives and asserts that Olivia has great abilities due to her Cortexiphan doping but he must coax them out of Olivia.\nHe presents a light box test that Olivia should be able to activate with her mind, torturing Nina to create the emotional driver, but Olivia admits she can\'t do it without rest.\nDuring this period, Olivia, her memories a mix of her own and that of Olivia from Peter Bishop\'s (Joshua Jackson) timeline, asks Nina to help her make an emotional connection, but she recognizes that this Nina is not the real one but instead the one from the parallel universe.\nOlivia continues to play along, explaining to Nina that her Cortexiphan abilities could only be induced by being near Peter; Nina fakes illness to be extracted from the room, where she explains to a complicit Jones that they need to abduct Peter.\nFollowing Olivia\'s disappearance, Peter discovers a surveillance camera in her apartment.\nHe takes its memory device, which has been overwritten numerous times like a palimpsest, to Walter Bishop\'s (John Noble) laboratory, using forensic tools to examine previous images on the disc.\nLincoln Lee (Seth Gabel) and Phillip Broyles (Lance Reddick) take Nina into custody, learning that someone with Nina\'s bio-metric signature had accessed the Massive Dynamic supply of Cortexiphan over the last few months; Nina is surprised by this but refuses to talk.\nAs they work, Walter accuses Peter of taking advantage of Olivia\'s state, even if unintentionally, imprinting his memories of Olivia of the original timeline onto her.\nThey identify a face belonging to Leland Spivey (Monte Markham), a man with ties to Jones and Nina, and Peter suspects that they are dosing Olivia with Cortexiphan for nefarious purposes.\nTheir work is disrupted by the sudden appearance of the Observer September (Michael Cerveris), bleeding from a chest wound.\nWith September nearly dead, Peter decides to use Walter\'s equipment to enter the Observer\'s mind to try to learn of Olivia\'s location.\nWithin September\'s consciousness, Peter learns the Observers are a team of scientists from one possible future of humanity, having used technology to travel to the past to witness their own creation.\nSeptember, however, disrupted events by attempting to observe the point where Peter\'s cure was discovered, and his disruption has since caused several unintended changes within the timeline, including the war between the two universes.\nUltimately, this would lead to the birth of Henry, Peter\'s child with the parallel universe\'s Olivia, which September claimed never should have happened and will be a catalyst for disruption of future events.\nBy Peter entering the Machine and altering the timeline, Henry also ceased to exist.\nSeptember explains that Peter\'s reappearance may be a means to set things right, and insists he find a way to reunite his romance with his original Olivia.\nAs the reality of September\'s mind breaks down and he claims "they are coming", the Observer tells Peter to "go home".\nPeter is suddenly woken up in the lab, September\'s body goes into convulsions and vanishes.\nPeter realizes that September\'s message was literal, and returns to his home, where he is knocked out by Jones\' men.\nHe is brought to the same facility as Olivia and tied up.\nAs they prepare to torture him, Olivia begins to use her powers to activate the lights, not only on the box but within the facility, creating electrical sparks that kill one of Jones\' men.\nAs Jones and Nina retreat, Olivia frees Peter and they give chase, though Olivia suffers from a seizure, following excessive use of her powers.\nThey catch up to Jones and Nina as they are crossing back to the parallel universe, but the two are able to escape.\nPeter contacts the authorities to bring medical help for Olivia.\nAs they are waiting, Peter admits to Olivia that he fears what he has done to her memories, and has seen his original Olivia through the Observer\'s mind.\nHe leaves her, believing that staying away from this Olivia would be for the best.
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conversations.value: \nHe leaves her, believing that staying away from this Olivia would be for the best..\nAs they are waiting, Peter admits to Olivia that he fears what he has done to her memories, and has seen his original Olivia through the Observer\'s mind.\nPeter contacts the authorities to bring medical help for Olivia.\nThey catch up to Jones and Nina as they are crossing back to the parallel universe, but the two are able to escape.\nAs Jones and Nina retreat, Olivia frees Peter and they give chase, though Olivia suffers from a seizure, following excessive use of her powers.\nAs they prepare to torture him, Olivia begins to use her powers to activate the lights, not only on the box but within the facility, creating electrical sparks that kill one of Jones\' men.\nHe is brought to the same facility as Olivia and tied up.\nPeter realizes that September\'s message was literal, and returns to his home, where he is knocked out by Jones\' men.\nPeter is suddenly woken up in the lab, September\'s body goes into convulsions and vanishes.\nAs the reality of September\'s mind breaks down and he claims "they are coming", the Observer tells Peter to "go home".\nSeptember explains that Peter\'s reappearance may be a means to set things right, and insists he find a way to reunite his romance with his original Olivia.\nBy Peter entering the Machine and altering the timeline, Henry also ceased to exist.\nUltimately, this would lead to the birth of Henry, Peter\'s child with the parallel universe\'s Olivia, which September claimed never should have happened and will be a catalyst for disruption of future events.\nSeptember, however, disrupted events by attempting to observe the point where Peter\'s cure was discovered, and his disruption has since caused several unintended changes within the timeline, including the war between the two universes.\nWithin September\'s consciousness, Peter learns the Observers are a team of scientists from one possible future of humanity, having used technology to travel to the past to witness their own creation.\nWith September nearly dead, Peter decides to use Walter\'s equipment to enter the Observer\'s mind to try to learn of Olivia\'s location.\nTheir work is disrupted by the sudden appearance of the Observer September (Michael Cerveris), bleeding from a chest wound.\nThey identify a face belonging to Leland Spivey (Monte Markham), a man with ties to Jones and Nina, and Peter suspects that they are dosing Olivia with Cortexiphan for nefarious purposes.\nAs they work, Walter accuses Peter of taking advantage of Olivia\'s state, even if unintentionally, imprinting his memories of Olivia of the original timeline onto her.\nLincoln Lee (Seth Gabel) and Phillip Broyles (Lance Reddick) take Nina into custody, learning that someone with Nina\'s bio-metric signature had accessed the Massive Dynamic supply of Cortexiphan over the last few months; Nina is surprised by this but refuses to talk.\nHe takes its memory device, which has been overwritten numerous times like a palimpsest, to Walter Bishop\'s (John Noble) laboratory, using forensic tools to examine previous images on the disc.\nFollowing Olivia\'s disappearance, Peter discovers a surveillance camera in her apartment.\nOlivia continues to play along, explaining to Nina that her Cortexiphan abilities could only be induced by being near Peter; Nina fakes illness to be extracted from the room, where she explains to a complicit Jones that they need to abduct Peter.\nDuring this period, Olivia, her memories a mix of her own and that of Olivia from Peter Bishop\'s (Joshua Jackson) timeline, asks Nina to help her make an emotional connection, but she recognizes that this Nina is not the real one but instead the one from the parallel universe.\nHe presents a light box test that Olivia should be able to activate with her mind, torturing Nina to create the emotional driver, but Olivia admits she can\'t do it without rest.\nJones arrives and asserts that Olivia has great abilities due to her Cortexiphan doping but he must coax them out of Olivia.\nShe is placed in the same room along with Nina Sharp (Blair Brown), also secured to a chair, revealing she was also abducted by Jones the night before.The End of All Things: Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) has been taken to a disused medical facility by David Robert Jones (Jared Harris) and his agents