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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Satan, Hell's, Bells entitled Hell's Bells?
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conversations.value: Hell's Bells (1929 film): Satan and the demons gather for a wild party.\nAfter the demons play music, Satan has them "milk" burning flames out of a dragon cow and he drinks it.\nThe other one runs away and eventually kicks Satan off a cliff where he is consumed by flames.
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conversations.value: Hell's Bells (1929 film): Satan and the demons gather for a wild party. \nAfter the demons play music, Satan has them "milk" burning flames out of a dragon cow and he drinks it. \nHe then feeds one of his little demons to his three-headed hound Cerberus. \nThe other one runs away and eventually kicks Satan off a cliff where he is consumed by flames.
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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Xander, Anya, Buffy entitled Hell's Bells?
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conversations.value: Hell's Bells (Buffy the Vampire Slayer): Buffy and Willow criticize their bright green dresses and talk about the rehearsal dinner from the night before.\nIt was explained that Anya\'s friends are circus people, which explains their very odd appearances and surprisingly, the Harris family bought it.\nWillow has the honor of best man and Buffy, Dawn, and Tara are bridesmaids.\nAnya hugs both girls in excitement about their gowns, which she of course loves.\nXander tries to get dressed with his family and Anya\'s demon friends invading his apartment.\nXander\'s parents arrive and mrs Harris rants about not being in the wedding pictures and mr Harris bluntly expresses his distaste for the "circus people" on Anya\'s side.\nXander\'s cousin Carol asks Xander if Anya\'s demon friend Krevlin would be interested in dating her.\nOutside on the streets of Sunnydale, an old man appears out of thin air and walks off, a purpose in mind.\nBuffy forces Xander into his cummerbund and works on his bow tie while offering her happy wishes to Xander on his special day.\nTara and Willow button Anya into her dress while the bride-to-be rehearses her vows, excitedly talking about how happy she is.\nXander\'s Uncle Rory (formerly an unseen character about whom Xander occasionally related anecdotes) shows off his "date" to Dawn, but his date is actually just one of the caterers.\nD\'Hoffryn arrives along with Halfrek and Dawn greets them at the door.\nD\'Hoffryn offers his very alive wedding gift in a box to Dawn.\nDawn continues to mingle through the crowd and encounters Spike with a goth date.\nFinally ready, Buffy and Xander proceed toward the crowd of mingling guests while reviewing the tasks necessary to keep Xander\'s parents out of trouble.\nXander greets people and is suddenly assaulted by people complaining about problems.\nXander\'s drunken father offers a toast to the waiting wedding attendees and insults the demons on Anya\'s side of the "family".\nClem and another demon talk about how annoying the man is, but before a fight can break out between mr Harris and one of the demons, Buffy pulls the drunk man away.\nThe old man in a trench coat drags Xander away from the others and explains that he is Xander Harris from the future, and the wedding cannot take place.\nAs proof, he shows the younger Xander a crystal ball that will show Xander his future.\nIn a view of the future, Xander sits watching TV, yelling at Anya while their son runs around teasing their daughter, who is clearly part demon.\nAnya explains that she\'s going to make money while he sits around wounded and worthless.\nAn argument breaks out as they talk about how he got injured helping Buffy, although that didn\'t save her life.\nIn a later scene, Xander, Anya and their two now-teenage kids eat at a restaurant while the teens fight and Anya bitterly notes Xander\'s drinking.\nYears later, in their kitchen, Anya yells at Xander for ruining her life and blames him for her misery.\nHe yells back, raising a frying pan - but the vision of the future abruptly ends as he hurls the pan at her.\nXander, shocked by the visions, is warned by the old man not to marry Anya.\nBuffy finds Spike alone and the two talk about the wedding and Spike\'s attempt to make her jealous with his date.\nAfter he finds that his efforts worked, Spike realizes it\'s best to just leave and takes his date away.\nWillow runs into Xander in the kitchen and offers the final "best man" talk then leaves him to practice his vows.\nAnya continues to go over her vows in front of Tara, who advises against using the term "sex poodle".\nAs the music begins, Buffy arrives to get Anya, but Willow pulls her out of the room and breaks the news that Xander is gone.\nStalling while Willow looks for Xander, Buffy uses the excuse that the minister is also a doctor and the ceremony will be delayed while he performs an emergency c-section.\nAnya tries her vows one more time while elsewhere, Xander walks away in the rain.\nmr Harris and mrs Harris head back to the bar, complaining about Anya ruining the wedding.\nBuffy tries to stall the crowd with charades and juggling as Dawn chats outside with a teenage demon and both compare their embarrassing family and friends.\nImpatient, Anya heads out towards the wedding crowd, determined to get on with the wedding.\nThe news that Xander is gone is accidentally spilled to Anya as Dawn talks to the demon teen and Anya freaks out.\nmr Harris and other demons begin to argue and then a huge fight breaks out between the two sides of the wedding guests.\nTara gets caught up in the battle, but Willow rescues her.\nCousin Carol directs Anya to the man in the trench coat and Anya talks to him about what he did to scare Xander off.\nShe finds that he is really a man whom she transformed into a demon many years ago, who now seeks revenge against her.\nHe showed Xander false images about his future to ruin Anya\'s wedding.\nShe begins to cry and the demon strikes out at her, prompting Buffy to get involved.\nBuffy starts to attack the demon and Xander arrives to help save Anya.\nAnya explains to Xander that he saw only lies in those visions, but Xander isn\'t exactly relieved.\nBuffy and Xander finish the demon off and the crowd cheers.\nFighting continues, but Anya breaks it up and everyone returns to his or her seats.\nXander and Anya talk privately before the ceremony and Xander explains that he can\'t marry her.\nMotivated by the fear of turning into an abusive drunk like his father, Xander refuses to allow himself the opportunity to marry Anya and ever hurt her in that way.\nAnya tries to convince him otherwise, but fails, and sadly, the two part ways.\nBuffy, Willow and Dawn sit around at the house and talk about what happened with Xander and Anya.\nThey feel sorry for both of them and wonder where Xander is.\nMeanwhile, Xander checks into a motel by himself.\nDevastated, Anya sits alone until D\'Hoffryn offers her sympathy, comfort, and her job as a vengeance demon back.
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conversations.value: Do you know the first five paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: Hell's Bells
  Mary Bolton, a widow, who lived in the Cotswold village of Weston Magna, considered herself to be the beating, generous heart of the village. She was a great manager. She ran charity boot car sales, dances at the bowling club, read to the elderly and any other do-good thing she could think of.
  Although in her late forties, she considered herself – like Miss Jean Brodie – to be in her prime. She had curly brown hair, a figure rigorously trimmed with a body stocking, and a wide mouth that always seemed to be smiling. The smile, however, did not reach her rather prominent pale grey eyes.
  She was delighted when a wealthy farmer died and left money to re-hang the bells in the church. Only the tenor bell had been fit for ringing for over twenty years.
  Mary threw herself into the study of campanology, dragging along with her five other villagers, to the nearby village of Ancombe for lessons in bell ringing.
  Then when the bells of St. Edmund's in Weston Magna was been re-hung, they gathered in the bell tower and sent the brazen clamour of the bells sounding out over the countryside as Mary called for rehearsal after rehearsal.
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conversations.value: Hell's Bells
  Mary Bolton, a widow, who lived in the Cotswold village of Weston Magna, considered herself to be the beating, generous heart of the village. She was a great manager. She ran charity boot car sales, dances at the bowling club, read to the elderly and any other do-good thing she could think of.
  Although in her late forties, she considered herself – like Miss Jean Brodie – to be in her prime. She had curly brown hair, a figure rigorously trimmed with a body stocking, and a wide mouth that always seemed to be smiling. The smile, however, did not reach her rather prominent pale grey eyes.
  She was delighted when a wealthy farmer died and left money to re-hang the bells in the church. Only the tenor bell had been fit for ringing for over twenty years.
  Mary threw herself into the study of campanology, dragging along with her five other villagers, to the nearby village of Ancombe for lessons in bell ringing.
  Then when the bells of St.
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conversations.value: Then when the bells of St. Edmund's in Weston Magna was been re-hung, they gathered in the bell tower and sent the brazen clamour of the bells sounding out over the countryside as Mary called for rehearsal after rehearsal.
  Jessica Brand, a former Olympic swimmer, whose cottage lay in the shadow of the bell tower, thought she would be driven mad by the hellish sound. She was a tall, muscular woman with big hands and feet. It was believed she was about the same age as Mary.
  Jessica confronted Mary in the village store one morning. "You've got to confine that bell ringing to Sundays only, d'you hear?"
  But the noise went on. In vain did Jessica protest to the vicar and then to the parish council. Powerful woman though she was, everyone was more frightened of Mary than they were of Jessica. Mary had sneaky ways of getting her own back if anyone crossed her. Hadn't Mrs. Bryce, who had won the jam making competition for years, been foolish enough to vote Mary off the sale of work committee? Mary put it about that Mrs. Bryce was putting in shop bought jam. This proved to be the case. Mrs. Bryce wept and said someone had deliberately substituted the shop jam for her own, but she lost the prize for the first time in ten years. Only Jessica had been bold enough to suggest that Mary had made the substitution.
  At long last, the bell ringing rehearsal was confined to Thursday evenings. Jessica once more found life bearable. The first Thursdays' rehearsal, she took herself off for dinner with friends, returning late when she was sure the bell ringing was over.
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conversations.value: Edmund's in Weston Magna was been re-hung, they gathered in the bell tower and sent the brazen clamour of the bells sounding out over the countryside as Mary called for rehearsal after rehearsal.
  Jessica Brand, a former Olympic swimmer, whose cottage lay in the shadow of the bell tower, thought she would be driven mad by the hellish sound. She was a tall, muscular woman with big hands and feet. It was believed she was about the same age as Mary.
  Jessica confronted Mary in the village store one morning. "You've got to confine that bell ringing to Sundays only, d'you hear?"
  But the noise went on. In vain did Jessica protest to the vicar and then to the parish council. Powerful woman though she was, everyone was more frightened of Mary than they were of Jessica. Mary had sneaky ways of getting her own back if anyone crossed her. Hadn't Mrs. Bryce, who had won the jam making competition for years, been foolish enough to vote Mary off the sale of work committee? Mary put it about that Mrs. Bryce was putting in shop bought jam. This proved to be the case. Mrs. Bryce wept and said someone had deliberately substituted the shop jam for her own, but she lost the prize for the first time in ten years. Only Jessica had been bold enough to suggest that Mary had made the substitution.
  At long last, the bell ringing rehearsal was confined to Thursday evenings. Jessica once more found life bearable. The first Thursdays' rehearsal, she took herself off for dinner with friends, returning late when she was sure the bell ringing was over.
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conversations.value: Do you know the last four paragraphs?
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conversations.value: The next day, Patrick had the news. "It's an old will," he said. "She left everything to her husband."
  Agatha sat outside the deli until closing time. Patrick had given her a photograph of John Brand so she recognised him when he came out. He was followed by a pretty young blonde. He was a squat florid man in his fifties. The blonde looked as if she were not long out of her teens. He looked around and gave the blonde a hurried kiss. Agatha got out of her car and sent off in pursuit of the blonde.
  She caught up with her in a quiet street near the abbey. "Excuse me," said Agatha. "Do you know that John Brand is shortly going to be arrested for the murder of his ex wife?" Agatha's methods were often the despair of the police.
  Agatha sat drinking coffee with Jessica a week after the arrest of John Brand. The bells pounded out for the funeral of Mary.