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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Annihilation, film, Natalie entitled Annihilation.
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conversations.value: Annihilation (film): A biologist's (Natalie Portman) husband disappears.\nShe thus puts her name forward for an expedition into an environmental disaster zone, but does not quite find what she's expecting.\nThe expedition team is made up of the biologist, an anthropologist, a psychologist (Jennifer Jason Leigh), and a surveyor.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Area, tower, Annihilation entitled Annihilation.
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conversations.value: Annihilation (VanderMeer novel): The book opens with an all-female team of four who cross the border into an uninhabited area known as Area The team consists of an anthropologist, surveyor, biologist, and psychologist.\nNone of the team is ever identified by name.\nThe story is told through the biologist\'s field journal.\nThey are part of the 12th expedition into Area X and it is revealed that the biologist\'s husband was part of the previous expedition into the same area.\nThe narrator\'s husband returned unexpectedly from the expedition, showing up in their kitchen without any recollection of how he got there.\nThe rest of his expedition show up similarly.\nA few months later he died of cancer along with the others in the 11th expedition.\nAfter the first night spent at the base camp, the 12th expedition come upon a set of spiral stairs into the ground.\nInside the staircase (which the biologist repeatedly calls a tower), they find cursive writing that begins with the words "Where lies the strangling fruit.\n".\nThe writing appears to consist of a plant material growing several inches from the exterior wall.\nWhile the biologist is examining the writing, she accidentally inhales spores from one of the script-defining growths.\nAfter returning from the tower, the biologist discovers that the psychologist, who is the appointed leader, has programmed the group with certain triggers via hypnosis.\nBy saying the phrase "consolidation of authority" everyone except the biologist immediately enters a state of hypnosis.\nThe biologist believes that the spores she has inhaled have made her immune to the hypnotic suggestions and influence of the psychologist.\nThe group decides to return to base camp for the night and at dusk, they hear a moaning noise from far away.\nAfter spending the night at the base camp, the anthropologist is missing the next morning; the psychologist claims the anthropologist decided to leave and returned to the border.\nThe group then make their way back to the "tower" where the surveyor and narrator descend back down the stairs while the psychologist keeps watch.\nEventually the surveyor and biologist come upon the body of the anthropologist.\nIt is believed she came into contact with the writer of the text on the wall (which the narrator names the Crawler).\nWhen the group return to the top, they find the psychologist missing.\nThe biologist and surveyor decide to return to the base camp after a fruitless search for the psychologist.\nThat night the biologist sees a light from the area of a distant lighthouse.\nThe next day she leaves for the lighthouse while the surveyor stays behind.\nAt the lighthouse, she finds a pile of journals from past expeditions, indicating that there have been many more expeditions than they had been told - among them is her husband\'s journal.\nThe immediately preceding expedition which included her husband was actually "expedition 11g", with others stretching back to "11a", and so on.\nShe also finds a photograph of what she thinks is the lighthouse keeper from 30 years previously, when Area X had been abandoned.\nNear the base of the lighthouse she finds the psychologist seriously injured.\nThe psychologist becomes frightened by the biologist\'s approach and screams the word "Annihilation" repeatedly, which she later reveals is supposed to induce suicide in the biologist through hypnotic suggestion.\nThe psychologist also reveals she had leapt from the top of the lighthouse trying to escape an unknown entity.\nBefore dying, the psychologist tells the narrator that the border is expanding slowly northward.\nShe also says that the biologist now has started to glow, her body emitting a dim yellow light.\nOn her way back to base camp, the biologist has a close encounter with the moaning animal she hears every night in the reeds.\nShe is able to escape though she is ambushed by the surveyor.\nThey exchange gun fire and the biologist manages to outflank and kill the surveyor, but is wounded in the process.\nShe learns that being injured impedes the process of her "brightening" but that as she recovers whatever it is continues to take over her body.\nNow the only surviving member of their expedition, the biologist takes time to analyse material she found on her way to the lighthouse and realizes that certain moss and decayed "animals" have human cells.\nShe also finally reads her husband\'s journal of his expedition with an all-male team of eight explorers.\nThe biologist\'s husband\'s team found the "tower" on their fifth day but did not explore it, moving to the lighthouse first.\nAfter discovering the huge pile of journals the team of explorers split up with two members choosing to explore the "tower", four deciding to remain in the lighthouse and the biologist\'s husband and the surveyor choosing to explore the land beyond the lighthouse.\nFinding that Area X seemed to stretch out indefinitely they returned to the lighthouse only to find that the psychologist had been murdered by a beast and then had somehow been resurrected and the rest of the men had turned on one another.\nReturning to the tower the biologist\'s husband and the surveyor were unable to find the other two men.\nThey later see doppelgängers of all the men (including themselves) except the psychologist, entering the tunnel.\nAt this point the two remaining men decide to abandon their mission.\nThe surveyor tries to return to the border via the way they crossed; however, the biologist\'s husband decides to repair a boat and try to cross back by following the shore.\nThe biologist decides to return to the tunnel to see if she can find the Crawler.\nShe makes her way down the spiral staircase and eventually finds the Crawler.\nAfter a nearly fatal encounter, she manages to exit the tunnel.\nOn the way out, she encounters the man from the lighthouse photograph.\nHe is imprisoned by the Crawler and appears not to have aged at all.\nThe book closes with the biologist stating she doesn\'t plan to return home.\nInstead she decides to stay in Area X and find perhaps any part of her late husband\'s presence which she believes remains somewhere in Area.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Jeggred, Baenre, Ryld entitled Annihilation.
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conversations.value: Annihilation (Forgotten Realms novel): This book focuses on two rather large and epic events.\nFirst the wizard duel between Gromph and the Lichdrow Lord Dyrr.\nGromph Baenre, after being transported by Dyrr to "Halfling Heaven" returns and is near victory over the lichdrow when Nimor Imphraezl interferes.\nThe spell duel continues until Dyrr polymorphs himself into a Gigant and petrifies Gromph.\nOnly with Triel\'s help does Gromph continue the fight and finally destroy the Lichdrow\'s physical body by breaking his staff, releasing a devastating magical discharge.\nNimor flees from the battle after he is warned that Lloth is awakening.\nThe second major event in the book is the duel between Jeggred Baenre and Ryld Argith.\nDanifae sends Jeggred to kill Ryld using of a portal.\nThe duo finally crash into a human logging camp where events become rather chaotic.\nJeggred slaughters most of the loggers and uses their leader\'s enchanted axe to break Splitter.\nRyld is killed moments later and a victorious Jeggred eats his heart in triumph.\nThe group consisting of Quenthel Baenre, Pharaun Mizzrym, Danifae, and Valas Hune make very little progress in their quest to travel to the Abyss.\nThey spend most of their time on the ship of chaos feeding it and making it ready for their journey.\nBut, they finally do begin their journey with the help of Aliisza.\nHalisstra Melarn it seems has fully turned from the worship of Lloth and moves forward with her intentions of destroying the deity with Eilistraee\'s sword.
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conversations.value: Annihilation (Forgotten Realms novel): This book focuses on two rather large and epic events. \nFirst the wizard duel between Gromph and the Lichdrow Lord Dyrr. \nGromph Baenre, after being transported by Dyrr to "Halfling Heaven" returns and is near victory over the lichdrow when Nimor Imphraezl interferes. \nThe spell duel continues until Dyrr polymorphs himself into a Gigant and petrifies Gromph. \nOnly with Triel\'s help does Gromph continue the fight and finally destroy the Lichdrow\'s physical body by breaking his staff, releasing a devastating magical discharge. \nNimor flees from the battle after he is warned that Lloth is awakening. \nThe second major event in the book is the duel between Jeggred Baenre and Ryld Argith. \nDanifae sends Jeggred to kill Ryld using of a portal. \nThe battle takes place in a large swamp where Jeggred doggedly pursues Ryld even after being interrupted by many local beasts. \nThe duo finally crash into a human logging camp where events become rather chaotic. \nJeggred slaughters most of the loggers and uses their leader\'s enchanted axe to break Splitter. \nRyld is killed moments later and a victorious Jeggred eats his heart in triumph. \nThe group consisting of Quenthel Baenre, Pharaun Mizzrym, Danifae, and Valas Hune make very little progress in their quest to travel to the Abyss. \nThey spend most of their time on the ship of chaos feeding it and making it ready for their journey. \nBut, they finally do begin their journey with the help of Aliisza. \nHalisstra Melarn it seems has fully turned from the worship of Lloth and moves forward with her intentions of destroying the deity with Eilistraee\'s sword.