conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Tartar, Drogo, Steppe entitled The Tartar Steppe?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Tartar Steppe: The plot of the novel is Drogo's lifelong wait for a great war in which his life and the existence of the fort can prove its usefulness.\nThe human need for giving life meaning and the soldier's desire for glory are themes in the novel.\nDrogo is posted to the remote outpost overlooking a desolate Tartar desert; he spends his career waiting for the barbarian horde rumored to live beyond the desert.\nWithout noticing, Drogo finds that in his watch over the fort he has let years and decades pass and that, while his old friends in the city have had children, married, and lived full lives, he has come away with nothing except solidarity with his fellow soldiers in their long, patient vigil.\nWhen the attack by the Tartars finally arrives, Drogo gets ill and the new chieftain of the fortress dismisses him.\nDrogo, on his way back home, dies lonely in an inn.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: \nDrogo, on his way back home, dies lonely in an inn.\nThe human need for giving life meaning and the soldier's desire for glory are themes in the novel.\nDrogo is posted to the remote outpost overlooking a desolate Tartar desert; he spends his career waiting for the barbarian horde rumored to live beyond the desert.\nWithout noticing, Drogo finds that in his watch over the fort he has let years and decades pass and that, while his old friends in the city have had children, married, and lived full lives, he has come away with nothing except solidarity with his fellow soldiers in their long, patient vigil.\nWhen the attack by the Tartars finally arrives, Drogo gets ill and the new chieftain of the fortress dismisses him.The Tartar Steppe: The plot of the novel is Drogo's lifelong wait for a great war in which his life and the existence of the fort can prove its usefulness.