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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Rol, Psellos, Amelie entitled The Sea Beggars.
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conversations.value: The Sea Beggars: The lead character is Rol Cortishane.\nHis mother was Amelie, supposedly a descendant of the Weren race, a pre-human race with superhuman qualities, often referred to as Angels or Demons.\nThe Weren bred with humans when their numbers diminished thousands of years ago and so many humans thenceforth contained Weren blood, sometimes merely making them beautiful and talented individuals, sometimes warping their bodies into monsters called the Fallen or Half-Trolls.\nAmelie\'s parents, Ardisan and Emilia, were of the former descendants.\nHowever it is later revealed that Amelie is actually an ancient, powerful, violent spirit cast into pure Weren form and given a soul.\nRol\'s father is actually the last of the original Weren, Cambrius Orr, who fled to undiscovered lands because all his half-human children were Fallen and he wished to protect them from being slain to purify the Weren blood.\nHe set himself up as the Mage-King of Kull and has survived for thousands of years in order to sire Rol.\nHow he met Amelie is not yet known.\nBoth his parents, therefore, have pure Weren blood, so Rol is not at all human, but rather an "Angel" of sorts.\nRol was brought up by his grandfather, Ardisan, on the fishing island of Dennifrey, with two "foster parents", Morin and Ayd.\nThese too are actually Golems created by Ardisan\'s magic to protect Rol as a child.\nHe was taught nothing of his heritage, believing he was a human, but was socially isolated from other children because of his Weren blood, which usually forms a mental barrier between ordinary people and Rol.\nIn one particularly stormy winter, whilst Rol (now 15) is caring for his family\'s boat, the Eyrie, he is visited by a strange man, possibly an incarnation of the Secondary god (ie.\na divinity who was not the Supreme God, the Creator) of storms, Ran.\nThis man marks Rol\'s hand after a confusing conversation.\nThen he vanishes.\nRol returns to his home to find it threatened by a mob who felt that Ardisan had summoned the appalling weather with his magic.\nSuch a mob had previously killed Rol\'s grandmother, Emilia.\nHe tells Rol to flee to a man called Michael Psellos in the foreign city of Ascari before dying.\nRol sails there over several days on the Eyrie.\nRol quickly finds Psellos\' abode in a Tower on the outskirts of the city.\nHowever, he is badly wounded by a young woman answering the door, who we later learn to be Rowen.\nWhen he recovers, Psellos makes him a low servant in his household.\nHowever, one day Rowen, who is Psellos\' assassin and prostitute as well as apprentice, doesn\'t return from an assignment.\nPsellos goes to check on her and Rol follows.\nHe ends up rescuing Rowen, killing three criminals in the process.\nThence Psellos tells him of his Weren blood and has Rowen train him as a killer, at which he excels.\nRowen falls in love with Rol and, after having sex, they plot together to kill the evil Psellos with some aid.\nThey succeed, but a remnant of Psellos, made by his magic, informs them that they share the same mother, Amelie, hence committing incest.\nThis obviously drives the pair apart, although they still love each other.\nRol then becomes a seaman in despair.\nAfter 7 years, he encounters an old friend, Gallico the Half-Troll.\nThey are forced to go to the pirate city of Ganesh Ka, which they come to protect from the Empire of Bionar.\nLater another face from the past comes from Bionar to seek Rol\'s aid.\nRowen has become its Queen and needs help to secure her kingdom.\nHe goes to help, but all is not as it seems….
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about \nThey, Golems, Ardisan, wounded.
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conversations.value: The Sea Beggars: The lead character is Rol Cortishane. \nHis mother was Amelie, supposedly a descendant of the Weren race, a pre-human race with superhuman qualities, often referred to as Angels or Demons. \nThe Weren bred with humans when their numbers diminished thousands of years ago and so many humans thenceforth contained Weren blood, sometimes merely making them beautiful and talented individuals, sometimes warping their bodies into monsters called the Fallen or Half-Trolls. \nAmelie\'s parents, Ardisan and Emilia, were of the former descendants. \nHowever it is later revealed that Amelie is actually an ancient, powerful, violent spirit cast into pure Weren form and given a soul. \nRol\'s father is actually the last of the original Weren, Cambrius Orr, who fled to undiscovered lands because all his half-human children were Fallen and he wished to protect them from being slain to purify the Weren blood. \nHe set himself up as the Mage-King of Kull and has survived for thousands of years in order to sire Rol. \nHow he met Amelie is not yet known. \nBoth his parents, therefore, have pure Weren blood, so Rol is not at all human, but rather an "Angel" of sorts. \nRol was brought up by his grandfather, Ardisan, on the fishing island of Dennifrey, with two "foster parents", Morin and Ayd. \nThese too are actually Golems created by Ardisan\'s magic to protect Rol as a child. \nHe was taught nothing of his heritage, believing he was a human, but was socially isolated from other children because of his Weren blood, which usually forms a mental barrier between ordinary people and Rol. \nIn one particularly stormy winter, whilst Rol (now 15) is caring for his family\'s boat, the Eyrie, he is visited by a strange man, possibly an incarnation of the Secondary god (ie. \na divinity who was not the Supreme God, the Creator) of storms, Ran. \nThis man marks Rol\'s hand after a confusing conversation. \nThen he vanishes. \nRol returns to his home to find it threatened by a mob who felt that Ardisan had summoned the appalling weather with his magic. \nSuch a mob had previously killed Rol\'s grandmother, Emilia. \nThey attack the house, and eventually slay the Golems, but Ardisan and Rol flee, after the former is wounded by a crossbow bolt. \nHe tells Rol to flee to a man called Michael Psellos in the foreign city of Ascari before dying. \nRol sails there over several days on the Eyrie. \nRol quickly finds Psellos\' abode in a Tower on the outskirts of the city. \nHowever, he is badly wounded by a young woman answering the door, who we later learn to be Rowen. \nWhen he recovers, Psellos makes him a low servant in his household. \nHowever, one day Rowen, who is Psellos\' assassin and prostitute as well as apprentice, doesn\'t return from an assignment. \nPsellos goes to check on her and Rol follows. \nHe ends up rescuing Rowen, killing three criminals in the process. \nThence Psellos tells him of his Weren blood and has Rowen train him as a killer, at which he excels. \nRowen falls in love with Rol and, after having sex, they plot together to kill the evil Psellos with some aid. \nThey succeed, but a remnant of Psellos, made by his magic, informs them that they share the same mother, Amelie, hence committing incest. \nThis obviously drives the pair apart, although they still love each other. \nRol then becomes a seaman in despair. \nAfter 7 years, he encounters an old friend, Gallico the Half-Troll. \nThey are forced to go to the pirate city of Ganesh Ka, which they come to protect from the Empire of Bionar. \nLater another face from the past comes from Bionar to seek Rol\'s aid. \nRowen has become its Queen and needs help to secure her kingdom. \nHe goes to help, but all is not as it seems….