conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the first five paragraphs for a book with the title 'The Legend of Red Horse Cavern'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The Legend of Red Horse Cavern
  Will turned on his flashlight to get a look at the passage they were in. It looked like all the rest. He quickly turned the light off. "Come on. Stay next to the wall, and take it easy."
  Sarah stared transfixed at the skull. "It's him. It's Red Horse. We've solved the legend after all these years."
  They both stared at it. Sarah gently held it in the palm of her hand. "So this is what all the fuss was about."
  Sarah ran her finger over the statue. It was shaped like an Apache warrior with his hands raised in prayer. "It was probably all they had."
  Will knelt beside her. "I can't wait to see Grandfather's face when we show him this. We'll never hear the end of the legend now."
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me three more paragraphs.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Will knew better than to answer. He slid out of his hiding place and headed for the next passage. When he was far enough in front, he spoke out. "You'll never catch me. You're too dumb—and ugly."
  Scarface immediately moved in the direction of the voice. He was not accustomed to the darkness the way Will was, and he stumbled several times. Will heard him curse and smiled.
  Always staying just far enough ahead that he was sure a stray bullet wouldn't hit him, Will kept making noise, leading his enemy on.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Always staying just far enough ahead that he was sure a stray bullet wouldn't hit him, Will kept making noise, leading his enemy on.. Will heard him curse and smiled. He was not accustomed to the darkness the way Will was, and he stumbled several times."
  Scarface immediately moved in the direction of the voice. You're too dumb—and ugly. "You'll never catch me. When he was far enough in front, he spoke out. He slid out of his hiding place and headed for the next passage.Will knew better than to answer
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.. Start with the sentence 'Daniel Martin doesn't want to go to Camp Eagle Nest'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Daniel Martin doesn't want to go to Camp Eagle Nest. He wants to spend the summer as he always does: with his Uncle Smitty in the Rocky Mountains. Daniel is a slow learner, but most other kids call him retarded. Daniel knows that at camp, things are only going to get worse. His nightmare comes true when he and three bullies must ride the camp van together.
  On the trip to camp Daniel is the butt of the bullies' jokes. He ignores them and concentrates on the roads outside. He thinks they may be lost. As the van crosses a wooden bridge, the planks suddenly give way. The van plunges into the raging river below. Daniel struggles to shore, but the driver and the other boys are nowhere to be found. It's freezing, and night is setting in. Daniel faces a difficult decision. He could save himself... or risk everything to try to rescue the others, too.
  Eleven-year-old Warren Trumbull has a strange job. He works for Prince Charming's Damsel in Distress Rescue Agency, saving people from hideous monsters, evil warlocks, and wicked witches. Then one day Warren gets the most dangerous assignment of all: He must exterminate a Gorgon.
  Gorgons are horrible creatures. They have green scales, clawed fingers, and snakes for hair. They also have the power to turn people to stone. Warren doesn't want to be a stone statue for the rest of his life. He'll need all his courage and skill—and his secret plan—to become a true Gorgon slayer.
  The Gorgon howls as Warren enters the dark basement to do battle. Warren lowers his eyes, raises his sword and shield, and leaps into action. But will his plan work?