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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Tiffany, Wintersmith, Summer entitled Wintersmith.
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conversations.value: Wintersmith: Tiffany Aching, now 13 years old, is training with the witch Miss Treason.\nBut when she takes Tiffany to witness the secret "dark morris," the morris dance (performed wearing black clothes and octiron bells) that welcomes in the winter, Tiffany finds herself drawn into the dance and joins in, despite being warned earlier by Miss Treason not to do so.\nShe finds herself face to face with the Wintersmith—the personification of winter—who mistakes her for the Summer Lady-the personification of summer.\nHe is enchanted by Tiffany, mystified by her presence.\nUnknowingly, Tiffany drops her silver horse pendant (a gift from Roland, the Baron\'s son) during the Dance.\nThe Wintersmith uses the pendant to find Tiffany and give her back the pendant during their second encounter.\nFrom then on, he uses the pendant to find her and deliver his gifts.\nThe elder witches, including Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg, discover that the Wintersmith has been tracking her.\nGranny Weatherwax demands that she throw her silver horse pendant into Lancre Gorge.\nThings get trickier for Tiffany when she discovers she has some of the Summer Lady\'s powers—plants start to grow where she walks barefooted, and the Cornucopia appears, causing problems by spurting out food and animals.\nBefore the problem with Tiffany and the Wintersmith is resolved, Miss Treason dies.\nThe young witch Annagramma acquires Miss Treason\'s cottage, but she needs help from Tiffany and the other young witches before she can learn to cope on her own.\nTiffany goes to live with Nanny Ogg.\nThe Wintersmith decides that the reason Tiffany will not be his is that he is not human.\nLearning a simple rhyme from some children about what basic elements comprise a human body, he sets off to gather the correct ingredients.\nHe makes himself a body out of these elements and pursues Tiffany, but without truly understanding what it is to be human.\nGranny Weatherwax instructs the Nac Mac Feegles, who watch Tiffany closely to protect their "big wee hag," to find a Hero, namely her childhood acquaintance and incipient love interest, Roland.\nRoland must descend into the underworld, guided by the Nac Mac Feegles, and awaken the real Lady Summer from her storystory slumber.\nBut first the Feegles help Roland train to use a sword by providing him with a moving target (themselves inside a suit of armour).\nRoland and the Nac Mac Feegles go into the underworld where Roland fights creatures that feed on memories.\nHe rescues the Summer Lady, who looks much like Tiffany and they flee back above ground.\nMeanwhile, the Wintersmith continues to cover the land with Tiffany-shaped snowflakes.\nThe harsh, prolonged winter starts burying houses, blocking roads, and killing off the sheep of the Chalk.\nHiding inside her father\'s house, Tiffany is surprised to find her silver pendant inside a fish that her brother, Wentworth, has caught.\nThis allows the Wintersmith to discover where she is, and he takes her to his ice palace, where she ultimately manages to stop him, melting him with a kiss, and fulfilling the Dance of Seasons, in which Summer and Winter die and are reborn in turn.