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conversations.value: Provide a description for a book titled The Blair Witch Project about Blair, Witch, Heather with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction.
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conversations.value: In the fall of 1994, three student filmmakers, Heather Donahue, Joshua Leonard, and Michael Williams, ventured into the Black Hills of Maryland to investigate the legend of the Blair Witch. They never returned and to this day are still considered missing. However, one year after their disappearance, their footage was discovered. Directors Eduardo Sanchez and Gregg Hale edited the footage and released it as the movie titled The Blair Witch Project. As a companion to the movie, occult journalist D.A. the author compiled this dossier, unearthing deeper mysteries surrounding the students' disappearance. It includes a full account of the case from a private investigator, police reports, newspaper articles, student profiles, interviews with the students' families and friends, and the most revealing artifact--37 pages from Heather Donahue's journal. We also get a comprehensive history of the Blair Witch legend, complete with a copy of an 1823 newspaper article.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Blair, Witch, Heather with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction.. End with the sentence '\nThe footage continues for another moment then ends.'.
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conversations.value: The Blair Witch Project: In October 1994, film students Heather, Mike, and Josh set out to produce a documentary about the fabled Blair Witch.\nThey travel to Burkittsville, Maryland and interview residents about the legend.\nLocals tell them of Rustin Parr, a hermit who lived in the woods and kidnapped eight children in the 1940s.\nOn the second day, the students explore the woods in north Burkittsville to research the legend.\nAlong the way, they meet two fishermen, one of whom warns them that the woods are haunted.\nHe also tells them of a young girl named Robin Weaver who went missing in 1888.\nWhen she returned three days later, she talked about "an old woman whose feet never touched the ground".\nHowever, his companion is skeptical of the story.\nThe students then hike to Coffin Rock, where five men were found ritualistically murdered in the 19th century, their bodies later disappearing.\nThe group then camps for the night.\nOn the third day, they move deeper into the woods despite being uncertain of their exact location.\nThey eventually locate what appears to be an old cemetery with seven small cairns.\nThey set up camp nearby and then return to the cemetery after dark.\nLater that night, they hear the sound of twigs snapping from all directions but assume the noises are from animals or locals.\nOn the fourth day, they attempt to hike back to the car, but are unable to find it before dark.\nMuch to their frustrations, they set camp.\nThat night, they again hear twigs snapping but fail to find the source of the noises.\nOn the fifth day, they find that three cairns have been built around their tent during the night, which unnerves them.\nAs they continue, Heather realizes her map is missing, and Mike later reveals he kicked it into a creek the previous day out of frustration, which prompts Heather and Josh to attack him in a rage.\nThey realize they are now lost and decide simply to head south.\nThey eventually reach a section where they discover a multitude of humanoid stick figures suspended from trees, which further unsettles them.\nThat night, they hear sounds again, but this time includes the sounds of children laughing among other strange noises.\nWhen an unknown force shakes the tent, they flee in panic and hide in the woods until dawn.\nUpon returning to their tent, they find that their possessions have been rifled through, and Josh\'s equipment is covered with a translucent slime.\nAs they continue, they begin to show signs of mentally giving up, and it is made worse when they come across a log on a river identical to one they crossed earlier.\nThey realize they have walked in a circle, despite having traveled south all day, and once again make camp, completely demoralized at having wasted an entire day, their sixth.\nJosh suffers a mental breakdown while holding the camera, taunting Heather for their circumstances and her constant recording of the events.\nOn the seventh day at morning, Heather and Mike awaken to find that Josh has disappeared.\nAfter trying in vain to find him, they slowly move on.\nThat night, they hear Josh\'s agonized screams in the darkness but are unable to locate him.\nMike and Heather theorize that Josh\'s screams are a fabrication by the witch in order to draw them out of their tent.\nOn the eight day, Heather discovers a bundle of sticks tied with a piece of fabric from Josh\'s shirt outside her tent.\nAs she searches through it, she finds blood-soaked scraps of Josh\'s shirt as well as teeth, hair, and what appears to be a piece of Josh\'s tongue.\nAlthough distraught by the discovery, she chooses not to tell Mike.\nThat night, Heather records herself apologizing to her family, as well as to the families of Mike and Josh, taking full responsibility for their current predicament.\nShe then breaks down and hyperventilates, realizing that something terrible is hunting them, and will ultimately take them.\nAfterward, they again hear Josh\'s agonized cries for help and follow them to a derelict, abandoned house containing runic symbols and children\'s bloody hand-prints on the walls.\nMike races upstairs in an attempt to find Josh while Heather follows.\nBoth are still filming all their actions.\nMike then says he hears Josh in the basement.\nHe runs downstairs while a hysterical Heather struggles to keep up.\nUpon reaching the basement, something attacks Mike and causes him to drop the camera and go silent.\nHeather enters the basement screaming, and her camera captures Mike facing a corner.\nSomething then attacks Heather, causing her to drop her camera and go silent as well.\nThe footage continues for another moment then ends.