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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about Zwilt, Buckler, Vilaya entitled The Sable Quean? End with the sentence '\nThe two young hares then report to Lord Brang the adventurous outcome of their \'little visit\' to Redwall.'.
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conversations.value: The Sable Quean: He appears out of thin air, and vanishes just as quickly.\nHe is Zwilt the Shade, and he is evil.\nYet he is no match for his ruler, Vilaya the Sable Quean.\nAlong with their hordes of vermin, these two have devised a plan to conquer Redwall Abbey.\nAnd when the dibbuns go missing, captured, one by one, their plan is revealed.\nWill the Redwallers risk the fate of their Abbey and all of Mossflower Wood to save their precious young ones.\nPerhaps Buckler, Blademaster of the Long Patrol, can save the day.\nHe has a score of his own to settle.\nAnd fear not, these dibbuns are not as innocent as they appear.\nAfter all, they\'re from Redwall.\nPack your vittles, bring your weapon of choice and join our friends on the dangerous search.\nBut beware of the Sable Quean.\nYoung Buckler Kordyne, a hare of the Long Patrol army, has a discussion with his ruler Brang Forgefire, Badger Lord of the mountain Salamandastron.\nBuckler is bored with mountain life, so Brang suggests that he visits Redwall Abbey to deliver some new bellropes to the Abbess (Brang had accidentally broken the ropes last time he was there); while Buckler visits the Abbey, he can also visit his brother on his farm, which is nearby.\nBuckler agrees, taking along with him his gluttonous friend, Subaltern Diggs.\nAt Redwall Abbey, a music contest for the position of Bard of Redwall is being organized; however two Dibbuns (toddlers) disappear in the process.\nThe duo, a mole and a squirrel, had wandered outside to the woodlands to picnic, but a waiting band of vermin "Ravagers" bound, gagged, and carried them off before anyone could notice their absence.\nOne of the Ravagers, Globby, is overcome by the temptation of Redwall food and attempts to break inside the kitchens; however, he is captured by the otter Skipper Ruark, who punishes the miscreant by forcing him to clean up the mess he had made by his burglary.\nIn the hue and cry raised when the two Dibbuns were discovered missing, Globby escapes the kitchens and flees to the attics, using a pilfered kitchen knife as a weapon.\nIn the attempt to recapture and interrogate him, both he and the squirrel Brother Tollum are slain.\nIn Mossflower Woods, Buckler and Diggs hear two vermin from the Ravager horde trying to capture a young shrewmaid named Flib.\nDiggs knocks the vermin unconscious, and the two hares sit down to eat, ignoring the shrew because of her ingratitude.\nAfter she finally relents, and shares food with them, Buckler deals with the two vermin, tying them to each other and sending them off.\nNot heeding his advice, they return later with some of their Ravager buddies to spy on the group.\nFlib, Diggs, and Buckler join forces with a musical traveling group of hedgehogs, voles, and moles, who are also on their way to Redwall.\nWhen Flib and two of the younger hedgehogs sleep outside the performing company\'s raft, on the riverbank, they are captured by the Ravagers.\nAs it turns out, many young ones have been captured by the Ravagers, led by Zwilt the Shade and Vilaya, both evil sables.\nThey are keeping the hostages in the remains of Brockhall (a place under an immense old tree), which they have renamed Althier, and are planning to use the captives to force Redwall to surrender to their demands.\nSeveral of the captive young ones, led by Flandor the otter, Tura the squirrel, and Flib\'s younger sister Midda, try without success to figure out a workable escape plan.\nMany of the young ones are in despair, and would rather concentrate on where their next meal is coming from than ways to get out.\nMeeting up with the Guosim shrews led by Flib\'s father Jango Bigboat, Buckler, Diggs, and the performing company proceed to Redwall.\nAbbess Marjoram discusses the position with Buckler and several others, who agree to lead a force into Mossflower to search for the young ones.\nThe first search attempt yields the Redwallers with one Ravager captive, and Buckler\'s badly wounded and almost delirious sister-in-law Clarinna.\nShe informs Buckler that his brother Clerun was brutally slain by Zwilt the Shade, and that her two little children have been taken by the Ravagers.\nBefore Buckler and his searchers can set out again, the Ravagers, led by Vilaya and Zwilt, show up in force at Redwall, and make their demands for surrender.\nDiggs attempts to use his vermin captive, Gripchun, as a hostage to turn the tables, but Zwilt merely has the unfortunate shot with arrows.\nThe Ravagers then retreat, saying they will return, and that the Redwallers should prepare to surrender to them.\nMeanwhile, in Vilaya and Zwilt\'s absence, Flib has roused the captive toddlers and young ones into digging an escape tunnel in secret.\nShe and two very young, inexperienced moles help her dig, but their tunnel caves in, which collapses part of the prison chamber and traps the trio in the landslide.\nFortunately for Flib and the two little moles, a warrior mole called Axtel happens across the remains of their tunnel and digs them out.\nAfter hearing Flib recount the position the other babes are in, Axtel leaves her a spear and instructs her to watch over the two molebabes, while he digs back into Althier to get the rest.\nSoon after he leaves, Flib encounters two fox Ravagers, but slays one with the spear and runs the other off with a whip.\nA kind watervole, Mumzy, who has been watching and knows there are other Ravagers about, moves the trio of young ones from Axtel\'s campsite to her concealed bankside home nearby.\nBy now, Vilaya has returned, and ordered the young ones to be moved to another prison cave on the other side of Althier; this one has rock walls instead of dirt, and cannot be dug out of easily.\nShe attacks Midda, trying to get her to reveal information about the tunnel, but soon finds herself badly beaten by Flandor, who damages her eye with his rudder-like tail.\nIn rage, the Sable Quean stabs the young otter with a poisoned blade she wears in a phial about her neck, slaying him.\nShe then sends Zwilt and some Ravagers out to hunt for the escapees, and the prison guards, who have deserted.\nAxtel, digging his way into Althier, barges into the new prison cave, managing to rescue the toddlers Tassy and Borti.\nThe Ravagers, stopping the other babes from escaping, wound the warrior mole badly by stabbing him through the footpaw, but he manages to limp away with the two babes, blocking his escape route with a boulder so as not to be followed.\nUpon getting above ground again, Tassy tries to help heal Axtel\'s footpaw.\nThe trio find Buckler and the search party from Redwall, who have set out again.\nThey also meet up with Mumzy, who leads them to her home and the other three escaped young ones.\nBack in Althier, an infant mouse quite accidentally discovers a hidden rift in the rock, which leads to a natural cave system behind the wall.\nSeizing the opportunity, the entire pack of young ones, now led by Midda and Tura, flee down the tunnel, blocking the rift with soil and rocks behind them.\nVilaya soon discovers the absence of her prisoners; killing the stoat who was supposed to be on guard duty, she orders the Ravagers to unblock the rift and get after the young ones.\nZwilt returns to Althier then, and demands to know what is going on.\nThe ensuing argument causes a rift between the two sables, who split forces when they manage to enter the caves; Zwilt takes a group in one direction, while Vilaya takes hers in the other.\nVilaya, now knowing she cannot trust Zwilt, sends her old rat confidante to spy on him.\nZwilt, however, has other plans; he orders one of his biggest soldiers to strangle the helpless rat before she can report back to Vilaya.\nThis action, once Vilaya hears of it, causes the two sables to become deadly enemies.\nBuckler, meanwhile, has taken the entire Guosim shrew force and most of the able-bodied creatures from Redwall, planning to storm Althier, as they now know its location thanks to the warrior Axtel.\nUnfortunately, by the time they get there, both the young ones and the Ravagers have gotten far down the tunnels, leaving no sign as to where they have gone.\nThe group searches Althier from end to end with no success; during the search, Diggs becomes separated from the rest and is soon lost in Althier without a torch.\nVilaya and her force catch up with Zwilt\'s above ground.\nNeither sable has succeeded in finding the runaways.\nThe two sables battle, and Zwilt stabs Vilaya with his broadsword; she falls unconscious with the pain.\nThinking Vilaya is dead, Zwilt prepares to cut off her head as a warning to other vermin, but one of the Ravager stoats (a female named Gliv) urges him not to, saying it would be a bad omen.\nAs the other Ravagers march off to make war on Redwall, Gliv is left behind with instructions to bury Vilaya; however, knowing that the Sable Quean is still alive, she nurses her back to health, and instructs her to follow Zwilt and slay him.\nVilaya cruelly repays her rescuer by slaying her with the poisoned dagger, deciding that she can better do the job alone.\nThe escapees by now have reached the surface; but their freedom is short-lived, as an insane hedgehog named Triggut Frap imprisons them on his pike-surrounded watermeadow island, intending to use them as slaves to build him a proper house.\nFortunately for the captives, Diggs arrives, along with a huge young female badger named Ambrevina Rockflash that met up with him on the way.\nAmbrevina was a friend of the young otter Flandor, and is seeking his whereabouts.\nWhen Midda informs her of his murder by Vilaya, the badger swears to avenge him.\nLeaving the young ones in Mumzy\'s care, Diggs and Ambrevina return to Redwall, as Buckler and the other group did upon hearing that Zwilt and the Ravagers were headed there.\nThey join in the battle against the Ravagers\' battering ram at the front gate, not knowing that Zwilt and four of his soldiers are attempting to force a secret entrance from the back.\nAfter the battering ram plot is foiled, a prolonged siege ensues.\nDiggs, relieved of guard duty, heads off to the kitchens to find a bite to eat.\nWhat he ends up finding is Zwilt, who has just managed to get in.\nBadly wounding the young hare, and causing Diggs to lose his ear and his memory in the process, the sable flees into Great Hall, but encounters Abbess Marjoram, Buckler\'s sister-in-law Clarinna, and several other Abbey females.\nBefore he and his four soldiers can do any harm, Buckler appears on the scene.\nIn the fantastic sword duel that ensues, Zwilt realizes he has finally met a beast who is more than his match.\nTaking a nearby baby hostage, he commands the young hare to surrender; offering to give his life for the babe, Buckler does.\nHaving his soldiers pin the young hare to the stairs, Zwilt attempts to behead him.\nHowever, Clarinna comes up behind him and runs him through with the Sword of Martin, which had been hanging on the wall nearby.\nAbbess Marjoram tells Buckler when he offered to give his life for the babe he did something far braver than slaying Zwilt.\nThe four soldiers flee, but do not escape, as a berserk Axtel takes care of them once and for all.\nMeanwhile, outside the Abbey walls, Vilaya has resumed control of the Ravagers; the Redwallers, however, with the aid of Ambrevina and the Guosim, soundly rout the vermin, forcing the remainder into a scattered retreat.\nVilaya flees, alone, but Ambrevina follows her, intent on avenging Flandor.\nJust as she catches up with Vilaya, the sable trips the badger with her cloak, hoping to throw her off.\nThis proves to be her undoing, as Ambrevina falls right on top of the Sable Quean; the force causes the poison phial necklace to break, the shards piercing Vilaya and slaying her.\nWeeping for Flandor, Ambrevina returns to Redwall.\nDiggs, who has completely forgotten who he is and now believes himself to be a colonel in the Long Patrol, wanders away from the Abbey, but returns in company with Mumzy and the freed captives.\nAfter having his memory restored by a friend\'s hitting him hard on the head, Diggs, in company with Buckler and Ambrevina, returns to Salamandastron.\nThe two young hares then report to Lord Brang the adventurous outcome of their \'little visit\' to Redwall.
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conversations.value: What is the first four paragraphs for the book?
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conversations.value: The Sable Quean
  Wreathing slowly through the foliage of a white willow, smoke spiralled into the warm summer noon. Below on the riverbank, two rats and a burly stoat squatted around the fire, roasting roots and wild turnips on sharpened sticks. Scraping away ashes and burnt soil, the stoat inspected his half-raw turnip. He spat sourly into the fire.
  Baring his snaggled teeth, the stoat whipped forth a dagger. "Put a paw near my vittles an' I'll gut yer!"
  The other rat nibbled at a ramson root, wincing with disgust. He was in agreement with the stoat. "Aye mate, meat's wot we need, a brace o' plump woodpigeons, or even a fish. I like fishes."
  The stoat flung his turnip into the fire, scowling. "We don't have ter put up wid this muck. I thought we was Ravagers, not scavengers. Any'ow, wot are we supposed t'be doin', that's wot I'd like t'know?"
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conversations.value: What is five more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: After putting Jango and Bartij on the vermin trail, Sniffy set off with Skipper and Buckler on the track left by Thwip and Binta.
  Axtel Sturnclaw, the Warrior mole, had regained his senses. He woke to the sound of Tassy and Borti weeping. The pain in Axtel's footpaw was agonising; it had swollen with the spearhead still impaling it. However, his first thoughts were not for himself, but for the two babes.
  Tassy was hugging little Borti, trying to comfort him, even though she herself was in tears. It was a pitiable sight.
  They sat close to him, leaning against his velvety fur. With an effort, Tassy got her sniffling under control. The Redwall squirrel Dibbun winced at the sight of the big mole's wound.
  Axtel sat up slowly, leaning forward to inspect the impaled limb. "Furst thing we'm got to do, likkle mizzy, is to be getten you spearpoint owt. Yurr, foind oi a gudd stone—that un o'er thurr."
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conversations.value: What is the last five paragraphs?
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conversations.value: I send you heartfelt greetings and best wishes for your continued good health. My thanks for the gift of the beautifully crafted bellropes. I am sure they will help to toll our Abbey bells for untold seasons to come. I hope you are pleased with the enchanting young badger Ambrevina. Her presence will grace your mountain, and I am certain that one day she will become a worthy successor to you.
  It is a delight for us to have two young hares with us. Only last afternoon, I took tea in the orchard with their mother, Clarinna. What a remarkable creature she is, having started a gardening and nature study class for our Dibbuns. Calla and Urfa are dear little babes. They will grow into fine leverets.
  What brave and courageous hares you have at Salamandastron! Buckler and Diggs are a credit to your Long Patrol. I was sorry, as were a lot of others, to see them leave us. Our population at the Abbey has swelled somewhat, since now we have Axtel Sturnclaw, Mumzy Water Vole and the entire Witherspyk Company staying with us permanently. Come one, come all, as long as they are good and honest beasts, that's what I've always said. We are blessed by the seasons, happy to live amidst peace and plenty and strengthened by growing numbers of friends. What more could one ask?
  My chief desire would be to gaze from Redwall's west battlements one morn and see you marching at the head of your gallant Long Patrol, roaring out a stout marching song as you come to visit us. Do you think this would be possible? Next summer would be nice. We would love to have you all here with us. Friar Soogum has promised a feast that will go down in the Annals of Redwall. I myself will toll the bells specially for you.
  Brang, old friend, I know you will honour us with your presence. You and any other one who is honest and true will find joy, happiness and peace at my Abbey. Redwall will always be here with a welcome for all.