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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Isabel, Jamie, Angie entitled The Right Attitude to Rain.
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conversations.value: The Right Attitude to Rain: Isabel Dalhousie is in her early forties and lives alone in a large ageing house in the south of Edinburgh.\nDue to an inheritance left to her by her late mother, she can work for a nominal fee as the editor of the Review of Applied Ethics.\nHer closest friends are her niece Cat, a young woman who runs a delicatessen; her housekeeper Grace, an outspoken woman with an interest in spiritualism; Cat's ex-boyfriend Jamie, a bassoonist to whom Isabel has been secretly attracted ever since they met; and Brother Fox, an urban fox who lives in Isabel's garden.\nWhen visiting an art gallery, Isabel meets an American couple: Isabel sees that the man has Bell's palsy, and takes an instant dislike to the woman for no reason that she can explain.\nThen she goes to Cat's delicatessen, where Cat's assistant Eddie tells her that Cat has a new boyfriend, Patrick, a workaholic lawyer.\nIsabel resolves not to judge him without meeting him.\nIsabel visits a flat that she is considering buying for Grace, who currently rents; Jamie accompanies her.\nLater, Isabel's agent calls to tell her that she has been offered the flat because the owner, Florence, has assumed that Isabel and Jamie will live in it together as a couple.\nIsabel calls back to correct the mistake, but when Florence hears that Isabel is buying the flat for Grace, she offers it to her anyway.\nIsabel's cousins Mimi and Joe visit from Dallas.\nMimi tells Isabel that some friends from Texas – Tom Bruce and his fiancée Angie – own a house in Peebles, and that Mimi, Joe and Isabel have been invited to spend the weekend with them.\nWhen Mimi says that Tom suffers from Bell's palsy, Isabel realises that he is the man she saw in the art gallery, and Mimi confirms Isabel's negative impressions of Angie: most of Tom's friends think that Angie is marrying him for his money.\nIsabel goes to visit Jamie at his flat.\nAs she is examining one of his bassoon reeds, he kisses her, but pulls away after a few moments and says that it was a stupid mistake.\nThe next day, Mimi reveals that Isabel's mother had an affair with a younger man, and Isabel is shocked.\nWhen Mimi suggests that Isabel invite Tom and Angie to dinner before the weekend away, Isabel also invites Jamie.\nIsabel likes Tom instantly, but still dislikes Angie, especially when Angie flirts with Jamie and invites him to form part of the weekend party.\nIsabel wonders if perhaps Jamie is more suited to a younger woman like Angie, but is surprised (and reassured) when Grace announces that it is obvious that Isabel and Jamie are in love with each other.\nMimi agrees that this is how it seems.\nA few days later, Isabel meets Patrick's mother, Cynthia, who tries to enlist Isabel's help in breaking up Cat and Patrick so that Patrick can focus on his career.\nIsabel refuses, but suspects that Patrick will choose his mother over Cat; and he does.\nAt Tom and Angie's house, Isabel and Jamie discover that they have been given adjoining rooms.\nAgain Angie flirts with Jamie and Isabel is sure that she does not love Tom.\nThat evening, Isabel summons up the courage to ask Jamie if he wants to sleep with her.\nHe admits that he does, and they return to their rooms and make love.\nWhen Isabel and Jamie return from Peebles, Cat finds out that they have slept together and is furious with Isabel.\nAs Isabel sits at home feeling guilty, Tom comes to visit and says that he doesn't think Angie loves him.\nIsabel tells him to end the engagement, and, if Angie refuses to give up the chance at Tom's fortune, to pay her off now.\nLater, Mimi announces that Tom and Angie have split up, but says that Angie refused to take any money.\nHowever, after Mimi and Joe return to Texas, someone sets fire to Tom's Dallas house (although Tom is unharmed).\nCat writes to apologise to Isabel for being angry with her, and Isabel feels that with time Cat will accept the idea of her and Jamie.\nThis comes as a particular relief to Isabel, who that evening tells Jamie that she is pregnant with his child.
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conversations.value: \nDue to an inheritance left to her by her late mother, she can work for a nominal fee as the editor of the Review of Applied Ethics.\nHer closest friends are her niece Cat, a young woman who runs a delicatessen; her housekeeper Grace, an outspoken woman with an interest in spiritualism; Cat's ex-boyfriend Jamie, a bassoonist to whom Isabel has been secretly attracted ever since they met; and Brother Fox, an urban fox who lives in Isabel's garden.\nWhen visiting an art gallery, Isabel meets an American couple: Isabel sees that the man has Bell's palsy, and takes an instant dislike to the woman for no reason that she can explain.\nThen she goes to Cat's delicatessen, where Cat's assistant Eddie tells her that Cat has a new boyfriend, Patrick, a workaholic lawyer.\nIsabel resolves not to judge him without meeting him.\nIsabel visits a flat that she is considering buying for Grace, who currently rents; Jamie accompanies her.\nLater, Isabel's agent calls to tell her that she has been offered the flat because the owner, Florence, has assumed that Isabel and Jamie will live in it together as a couple.\nIsabel calls back to correct the mistake, but when Florence hears that Isabel is buying the flat for Grace, she offers it to her anyway.\nIsabel's cousins Mimi and Joe visit from Dallas.\nMimi tells Isabel that some friends from Texas – Tom Bruce and his fiancée Angie – own a house in Peebles, and that Mimi, Joe and Isabel have been invited to spend the weekend with them.\nWhen Mimi says that Tom suffers from Bell's palsy, Isabel realises that he is the man she saw in the art gallery, and Mimi confirms Isabel's negative impressions of Angie: most of Tom's friends think that Angie is marrying him for his money.\nIsabel goes to visit Jamie at his flat.\nAs she is examining one of his bassoon reeds, he kisses her, but pulls away after a few moments and says that it was a stupid mistake.\nThe next day, Mimi reveals that Isabel's mother had an affair with a younger man, and Isabel is shocked.\nWhen Mimi suggests that Isabel invite Tom and Angie to dinner before the weekend away, Isabel also invites Jamie.\nIsabel likes Tom instantly, but still dislikes Angie, especially when Angie flirts with Jamie and invites him to form part of the weekend party.\nIsabel wonders if perhaps Jamie is more suited to a younger woman like Angie, but is surprised (and reassured) when Grace announces that it is obvious that Isabel and Jamie are in love with each other.\nMimi agrees that this is how it seems.\nA few days later, Isabel meets Patrick's mother, Cynthia, who tries to enlist Isabel's help in breaking up Cat and Patrick so that Patrick can focus on his career.\nIsabel refuses, but suspects that Patrick will choose his mother over Cat; and he does.\nAt Tom and Angie's house, Isabel and Jamie discover that they have been given adjoining rooms.\nAgain Angie flirts with Jamie and Isabel is sure that she does not love Tom.\nThat evening, Isabel summons up the courage to ask Jamie if he wants to sleep with her.\nHe admits that he does, and they return to their rooms and make love.\nWhen Isabel and Jamie return from Peebles, Cat finds out that they have slept together and is furious with Isabel.\nAs Isabel sits at home feeling guilty, Tom comes to visit and says that he doesn't think Angie loves him.\nIsabel tells him to end the engagement, and, if Angie refuses to give up the chance at Tom's fortune, to pay her off now.\nLater, Mimi announces that Tom and Angie have split up, but says that Angie refused to take any money.\nHowever, after Mimi and Joe return to Texas, someone sets fire to Tom's Dallas house (although Tom is unharmed).\nCat writes to apologise to Isabel for being angry with her, and Isabel feels that with time Cat will accept the idea of her and Jamie.\nThis comes as a particular relief to Isabel, who that evening tells Jamie that she is pregnant with his child.