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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Kate, Alex, Angie entitled Forest of the Pygmies.
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conversations.value: Forest of the Pygmies: Kate Cold, an International Geographic reporter, is on safari in Kenya with her grandson Alex and his friend Nadia.\nThey soon meet Angie Ninderera, a bold and seductive pilot, and Brother Fernando, a Catholic missionary who needs to reach a jungle-girt village called Ngoubé; its people are tended to by his friars.\nIn a recent letter his friars described him their toil and the dangers they were facing due to the chiefs\' disesteem for their presence.\nSome time ago these chiefs—King Kosongo, commandant Mbembelé and sorcerer Sombe—seized Ngoubé, toppled its queen, and subjected its people to ceaseless attrition.\nKate and her friends agree to help despite Fernando\'s and Angie\'s rows.\nOnce in the village, they masquerade as reporters who wish to interview the king on his "famed power and wisdom," but Kosongo has them locked in a sentineled, empty hut.\nNadia slinks out to the village\'s women, who have been living in jail while the males have become cruel spies.\nShe and Alex flee to find the queen and the pygmies, who all vow to mutiny.\nSombe appears to quell the revolt, but Nadia appears along with the queen and a group of powerful friends.\nThe foe is vanquished, and when Angie removes his mask, it turns out that he, Mbembelé and Kosongo are one.\nThe man is tossed to the crocodiles.\nFernando says he will help the locals rebuild their lives, and Angie succeeds in phoning a friend of hers, who agrees to pick up her and the others.\nTwo years later: Alexander is a medical student at Berkeley, and Nadia is at last willing to go to college, too.\nHe lands in New York, where Nadia and Kate share a flat, to take his friend to a ceremony.\nIt turns out that Kate has written three storys on their adventures.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about \nA, Alex, fleet-footed, chased.
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conversations.value: Forest of the Pygmies: Kate Cold, an International Geographic reporter, is on safari in Kenya with her grandson Alex and his friend Nadia. \nThey soon meet Angie Ninderera, a bold and seductive pilot, and Brother Fernando, a Catholic missionary who needs to reach a jungle-girt village called Ngoubé; its people are tended to by his friars. \nIn a recent letter his friars described him their toil and the dangers they were facing due to the chiefs\' disesteem for their presence. \nSome time ago these chiefs—King Kosongo, commandant Mbembelé and sorcerer Sombe—seized Ngoubé, toppled its queen, and subjected its people to ceaseless attrition. \nKate and her friends agree to help despite Fernando\'s and Angie\'s rows. \nOnce in the village, they masquerade as reporters who wish to interview the king on his "famed power and wisdom," but Kosongo has them locked in a sentineled, empty hut. \nNadia slinks out to the village\'s women, who have been living in jail while the males have become cruel spies. \nShe and Alex flee to find the queen and the pygmies, who all vow to mutiny. \nA fleet-footed pygmy duels and tires the commandant, who is chased off by Alex in his jaguar form. \nSombe appears to quell the revolt, but Nadia appears along with the queen and a group of powerful friends. \nThe foe is vanquished, and when Angie removes his mask, it turns out that he, Mbembelé and Kosongo are one. \nThe man is tossed to the crocodiles. \nFernando says he will help the locals rebuild their lives, and Angie succeeds in phoning a friend of hers, who agrees to pick up her and the others. \nTwo years later: Alexander is a medical student at Berkeley, and Nadia is at last willing to go to college, too. \nHe lands in New York, where Nadia and Kate share a flat, to take his friend to a ceremony. \nIt turns out that Kate has written three storys on their adventures.