conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is a description for a book titled Kingdom of Cages about Pandora, Pandorans, Trust with the genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Humanity has spread among the stars, colonizing new worlds. Now the species is in danger of extinction from the interrelated disasters of virulent new diseases and collapsing ecosystems. Of all the colony worlds, only Pandora is unaffected, and the Pandorans are fanatically determined to preserve both their health and the pristine ecosystem, which they keep off-limits even to themselves. But the colonies have vowed to destroy Pandora if its biogenetics experts don't find a cure for the "diversity crisis." The Pandorans struggle without hope until they discover something in the Trust family genes that might save the devastated colonies. And two innocent girls, Chena and Teal Trust, find themselves fugitives in the narrow, closed settlements of Pandora, pursued by desperate scientists and criminals who will do anything, even commit murder, to gain control of the girls' genes.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the first three paragraphs for this book? End with the sentence ' As Shontio pointed out, there were people even on overcrowded Athena Station that might balk at that.'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Kingdom of Cages
  Beleraja hauled herself onto the bridge of Menasha's ship, savoring the sensation of freedom and familiarity it gave her. Both the Poulos and the Denshyar flagships were from roughly the same era. The floor and walls were onyx and marble, with saffron gripping patches radiating outward from the ring of command stations. The pilot's window was half filled by the white and silver skin of Athena Station. The other half looked out onto blank, black vacuum.
  The lodestone sparkled in its gilded alcove. Beleraja kicked gently off from the hatchway and glided over to the stone. She caught the holding strap with one hand and laid the other on its glittering surface, closing her eyes to pray a moment for guidance and safe journey. It seemed appropriate somehow.
  Shontio had loaned Beleraja one of the station's precious shuttles so she could fly out and meet Menasha. He agreed that they would need to speak somewhere where there was no possibility of being overheard. They were planning to create a radical rebalancing of power throughout the Called. As Shontio pointed out, there were people even on overcrowded Athena Station that might balk at that.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is five more paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Her client led her into one of the tiny glass-walled laboratories. A double thickness of door sealed behind them, but did nothing to cut off the constant babble of voices. Her client slid two fingers down one of the walls, making a brief command of some kind, and the voices dimmed. Only then did she turn around to look at Chena.
  Chena opened her waistband pocket and turned out a small envelope, which she handed to her client. Her client broke the wax seal and slid in one finger. She drew it out a moment later and inspected the brown powder clinging to the tip.
  Her client nodded once, as if Chena had said something only mildly interesting. She closed the envelope again, laid it on a counter, and washed her hands thoroughly in the miniature sink. "How is it used?"
  Without turning around, her client nodded again. She reached for a thick towel and wiped her hands dry.
  Her client brushed her fingertips over the envelope, as if she were scanning it with her hand. "And the effect is?"
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the last four paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Chena turned her head, memory of wanting to kill the boy burning a river of shame through her. "You really think he's our brother?"
  Teal smiled, and the smile was deeply familiar and entirely Teal's. "Like I said, thought you had all the answers."
  Chena raised her eyes and saw her sister's face shining with hope and fear, warmth and worry. "If you hadn't"—tears pricked the corners of her eyes—"we wouldn't be here now."
  Chena stretched out her arm, and Teal smiled and snuggled herself under the blanket, just like when they were both children sharing secrets. Well, they were not children anymore, and all their secrets were known. Chena wrapped her arm around her sister. So much done, so much wrong, so much she would never forget or truly forgive, but for the first time in so many years she felt no anger. She felt light, as if the gravity had already lost its hold over them and she was about to float away. She felt as if she stood in the threshold of an open door with the whole world in front of her.