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conversations.value: What is the first two paragraphs for a book with the title 'The Tournament at Gorlan'?
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conversations.value: The Tournament at Gorlan
  For those who have not read "The Hibernian," it describes how Halt and Crowley first met as younger men when Halt came to the Kingdom of Araluen as a fugitive from his homeland of Hibernia. Halt was the rightful heir to the throne of Clonmel, but his younger twin brother attempted to kill him and seize the throne. Saddened and embittered by his brother's behavior, but unwilling to fight his own flesh and blood, Halt chose instead to leave Hibernia behind.
  He arrives in Araluen at a time when Morgarath, Baron of Gorlan Fief and the Kingdom's foremost knight, is engaged upon a carefully planned attempt to seize power. One of his first steps is to weaken and destroy the Ranger Corps, an elite special forces unit who are the eyes and ears of the Kingdom and the most powerful group supporting the existing King. Over a period of several years, Morgarath has organized for the more senior Rangers to be falsely accused of crimes and forced to abandon their posts or flee the country. He has replaced them with his own sycophants and toadies.
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conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
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conversations.value: The Tournament at Gorlan
  For those who have not read "The Hibernian," it describes how Halt and Crowley first met as younger men when Halt came to the Kingdom of Araluen as a fugitive from his homeland of Hibernia. Halt was the rightful heir to the throne of Clonmel, but his younger twin brother attempted to kill him and seize the throne. Saddened and embittered by his brother's behavior, but unwilling to fight his own flesh and blood, Halt chose instead to leave Hibernia behind.
  He arrives in Araluen at a time when Morgarath, Baron of Gorlan Fief and the Kingdom's foremost knight, is engaged upon a carefully planned attempt to seize power. One of his first steps is to weaken and destroy the Ranger Corps, an elite special forces unit who are the eyes and ears of the Kingdom and the most powerful group supporting the existing King. Over a period of several years, Morgarath has organized for the more senior Rangers to be falsely accused of crimes and forced to abandon their posts or flee the country.
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conversations.value: What is another paragraph?
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conversations.value: Arald glared at them for some moments before speaking. "I suppose you're two more of those useless fops Morgarath keeps sending to replace my Ranger," he said harshly. Then he frowned slightly. "Although I have to admit, you don't look like the others."
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conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
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conversations.value: Arald glared at them for some moments before speaking. "I suppose you're two more of those useless fops Morgarath keeps sending to replace my Ranger," he said harshly. Then he frowned slightly. "Although I have to admit, you don't look like the others.
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conversations.value: What is the last five paragraphs?
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conversations.value: The sword flashed quickly up and down, severing Duncan's head from his shoulders and sending it spinning among the rocks. The headless torso remained standing for a moment, then slowly toppled over.
  The surviving Wargals swarmed around the black-clad figure, bowing before him in gratitude and submission. Morgarath held the image in his mind for several minutes.
  The Wargal chieftain had moved closer and was kneeling before him. It took Morgarath's right hand in both its savagely clawed upper paws and placed it on its own head, bowing before Morgarath.
  JOHN FLANAGAN grew up in Sydney, Australia, hoping to be a writer, and after a successful career in advertising and television, he began writing a series of short stories for his son, Michael, in order to encourage him to read. Those stories would eventually become The Ruins of Gorlan, Book 1 of the Ranger's Apprentice epic. Now with his companion series, Brotherband Chronicles, the novels of John Flanagan have sold millions of copies and made readers of kids the world over.
  Mr. Flanagan lives in the suburb of Manly, Australia, with his wife. In addition to their son, they have two grown daughters and four grandsons.