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conversations.value: What could be a title for a story about Tier, Finland, Finland-Swede with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this story could be 'The Winter War'
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story titled The Winter War.
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conversations.value: The Winter War (film): Talvisota (The Winter War) begins on the day of 1939 Oct 13, when reservists in the Finnish army were called to active duty.\nTwo farmers, Martti Hakala and his younger brother Paavo, join other men from the municipality of Kauhava in a fictional half-platoon under the command of second lieutenant Jussi Kantola.\nAfter mustering at the local school, the men ride the train to Seinäjoki to join the rest of the Finnish Army's 23rd Regiment, under the command of lieutenant-colonel Matti Laurila.\nAfter some practice, the regiment goes to the Karelian Isthmus, where Kantola's men help civilians in the potential war zone evacuate their village.\nAfter marching to the Taipale River, Kantola's men help in building defenses in preparation for the anticipated Soviet attack.\nOn December 6 the Battle of Taipale begins and rages for three weeks.\nSeveral times the Russians get into the Finnish trenches, but the Finns always push them back.\nOn December 27 the Russians halt their attack on the Taipale front and Kantola's men go to Yläjärvi for rest and recuperation.\nMartti manages to get home leave.\nWhen Martti returns from home, the unit goes to Vuosalmi on the Vuoksi River near the village of Äyräpää.\nThere the men fend off Russian human-wave attacks.\nThe film shows the ill-fated attack by the Men of Nurmo on March 5.\nThe fighting stops at eleven o'clock in the morning of 1940 Mar 13, when the armistice takes effect.\nIn overall plan Talvisota is a standard war movie.\nIt spends an hour acquainting the audience with about a dozen men and their endearing quirks.\nThen it kills the men off, one by one, leaving only a few survivors at the end.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story titled The Winter War.
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conversations.value: The Winter War (film): Talvisota (The Winter War) begins on the day of 1939 Oct 13, when reservists in the Finnish army were called to active duty.\nTwo farmers, Martti Hakala and his younger brother Paavo, join other men from the municipality of Kauhava in a fictional half-platoon under the command of second lieutenant Jussi Kantola.\nAfter mustering at the local school, the men ride the train to Seinäjoki to join the rest of the Finnish Army's 23rd Regiment, under the command of lieutenant-colonel Matti Laurila.\nAfter some practice, the regiment goes to the Karelian Isthmus, where Kantola's men help civilians in the potential war zone evacuate their village.\nAfter marching to the Taipale River, Kantola's men help in building defenses in preparation for the anticipated Soviet attack.\nOn December 6 the Battle of Taipale begins and rages for three weeks.\nSeveral times the Russians get into the Finnish trenches, but the Finns always push them back.\nOn December 27 the Russians halt their attack on the Taipale front and Kantola's men go to Yläjärvi for rest and recuperation.\nMartti manages to get home leave.\nWhen Martti returns from home, the unit goes to Vuosalmi on the Vuoksi River near the village of Äyräpää.\nThere the men fend off Russian human-wave attacks.\nThe film shows the ill-fated attack by the Men of Nurmo on March 5.\nThe fighting stops at eleven o'clock in the morning of 1940 Mar 13, when the armistice takes effect.\nIn overall plan Talvisota is a standard war movie.\nIt spends an hour acquainting the audience with about a dozen men and their endearing quirks.\nThen it kills the men off, one by one, leaving only a few survivors at the end.
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conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for this story.
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conversations.value: The Winter War
  Max made eye contact with Katriina who was drinking from a glass that she now set down on the table. Her smile was strained, almost contemptuous. Max shifted his gaze to look at his sister. The hall was brightly lit, but the birch trees outside the windows cast shadows over the walls. Elisabeth was looking at him as she always had, with a slightly amused expression, as if she was the only person in the world who knew that he was actually playing a role. That it was all theatre.
  More laughter. Max thought that he could risk one more example. And besides, he was just getting warmed up.
  There was no response from his audience or from Katriina. He looked at Helen. She looked horrified. Again he cleared his throat.
  Everyone toasted the couple, including Katriina, who was now looking at Max with a different expression, as if she intended to stand up at any minute and say something extremely sarcastic.
  He looked around the room. At Katriina, at Eva, at Helen and Christian and his grandchildren. Russ was sitting next to Eva, looking like a man who had just won the lottery. Elisabeth was there too, and Ebba, sitting in her wheelchair. The strange thing was that his mother looked better than she had in years. Maybe she would outlive them all.
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conversations.value: Give me another paragraph.. Start with the sentence 'Risto came up and patted him on the shoulder, wanting to offer his congratulations'.
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conversations.value: Risto came up and patted him on the shoulder, wanting to offer his congratulations. Then someone started up the music, a Beach Boys tune that poured out of the loudspeakers, filling the whole room. People were out on the balcony, talking. Max looked around the room and met Eva's eye. She was standing in the doorway to the dining room in her pale yellow linen dress.
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conversations.value: Give me the last four paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Max went over to Helen. She was holding Lukas on her lap. He had turned six just a week ago. Amanda, wearing a blue dress, had a balloon that she tossed into the air and then caught, over and over.
  Almost two hundred guests had been invited to the wedding. Twenty of them came from England. They had formed a little clique in one corner of the room, and Max had the feeling that most of them were friends with both Russ and Eva. As far as Russ's family was concerned, only his mother had come, along with his sister and her children. Max and Katriina had been introduced to them, very briefly, and he wondered whether they'd ever get to know each other better. Or maybe this would be the first and last time he ever saw his daughter's mother-in-law.
  He found Katriina out on the balcony. She was sitting on a bench having a smoke. She looked so beautiful, and Max hated himself for thinking so.
  Max sat there, with the midsummer sun high in the sky, feeling the warm air – with no mosquitoes in sight – and it was almost as if nothing had changed. He could have leaned towards Katriina, put his arm around her, and sat there all night.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: He could have leaned towards Katriina, put his arm around her, and sat there all night..
  Max sat there, with the midsummer sun high in the sky, feeling the warm air – with no mosquitoes in sight – and it was almost as if nothing had changed. She looked so beautiful, and Max hated himself for thinking so. She was sitting on a bench having a smoke.
  He found Katriina out on the balcony. Or maybe this would be the first and last time he ever saw his daughter's mother-in-law. Max and Katriina had been introduced to them, very briefly, and he wondered whether they'd ever get to know each other better. As far as Russ's family was concerned, only his mother had come, along with his sister and her children. They had formed a little clique in one corner of the room, and Max had the feeling that most of them were friends with both Russ and Eva. Twenty of them came from England.
  Almost two hundred guests had been invited to the wedding. Amanda, wearing a blue dress, had a balloon that she tossed into the air and then caught, over and over. He had turned six just a week ago. She was holding Lukas on her lap.Max went over to Helen