conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about span, Anderson's, Feed with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'The End of Fun'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the first four paragraphs for this book?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: The End of Fun
  Given the heat, I decided on a new, more efficient approach. Instead of digging blind pilot holes here and there, I'd approach it more scientifically. I tied a string to the trunk of the tree, measured out eight feet, and walked it in a circle, dragging my bar in the dirt to trace out the circumference. Within this circle I'd dig down an inch at a time, as in an archaeology excavation.
  The top layers were much softer than the hardpan underneath, so for a while—until I'd extracted the top foot or so—my work would be easier. Or so I thought. But I hadn't factored in the heat effect or the fact that digging is still digging no matter how you dig it—which is to say: WORK.
  It took the better part of two days to dig out that first foot, and my hands were blistered pretty bad by now, and I could feel my resolve slipping. The only thing that kept me going was the thought of my sister, and how hard she was working, and how nice it would be to walk up to her with a couple gold bars tucked under my arm and say, "Take it. Go treat yourself to a day at the nerd spa or whatever."
  By this point I knew the sound of a rock, and this did not sound like a rock. I set the shovel aside and knelt on the ground to brush away the dirt, and there it was, looking me right in the eye. I'd found something. Holy shit. I'd FOUND something!
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know two more paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: She gave me instructions for feeding them and filling their water trough, and then she said, "Remember, it's OK to ride Abel. But Cain's a little jumpy. I shouldn't be gone more than a week, and I'll tell you the same thing I told your grandpa: help yourself to anything in the house. There are Pecan Sandies in the cupboard, and I've got satellite. Water the houseplants if they look like they need it."
  I dreamed that night of horses and an endless field of waving grass, and woke the next morning with a splitting headache. I didn't know what to do about the headache, but as for the horses I thought maybe I'd let them out of their corral to graze a little bit—just, you know, to give them a treat. Or better yet, why not bring the grass to them?
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Delete the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: She gave me instructions for feeding them and filling their water trough, and then she said, "Remember, it's OK to ride Abel. But Cain's a little jumpy. I shouldn't be gone more than a week, and I'll tell you the same thing I told your grandpa: help yourself to anything in the house. There are Pecan Sandies in the cupboard, and I've got satellite. Water the houseplants if they look like they need it."
  I dreamed that night of horses and an endless field of waving grass, and woke the next morning with a splitting headache. I didn't know what to do about the headache, but as for the horses I thought maybe I'd let them out of their corral to graze a little bit—just, you know, to give them a treat.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Do you know the last three paragraphs? End with the sentence '
  Should I help it? Or would I just hurt it more? Does it have a concussion? Broken bones? Internal bleeding? Should we bring it back inside? What now? What next?
  Tara, Cedar, Alison, Mom, Dad, Mark Baechtel, Jamie Baker, Eric Bassier, Jen Bedet, Marvin Bell, Laura Bergner, Ben Caldwell, Ethan Canin, Jen Carlson, Sarah Charukesnant, Jerritt Collord, Benji Conrad, Frank Conroy, Petrina Crockford, Everyone at DCL, Gloria Derado, Elizabeth Dobbs, Eric Eanes, Earth Mountain, ECN, ENG 121, Jason Enlow, Danielle Miles Forest, Justice Evans Forest, Travis George, Arrel Gray, Bobby Hogg, Everyone at Hyperion, Iowa, Michael Johnson, Mike Kath, Tracey Keevan, the kid with the white hair, Lori Klaus, Catherine Knepper, Dave Kosanke, Latuda Hall, Judy Lee, Lillian, Amy Maffei, Jesse McCaughey, Skyler McCaughey, Shaelan McDonough, Marilyn McGuire, Melissa Meiris, Ricardo Mejías, Everyone at MHCC, Justin Miles, Tracy Miles, Tamera Morton, John Paniagua, Puff, Chris & AJ Roe, Matt Roeser, the Rossolos, Tyler Sage, Kimberly Slagle, Cynthia Smith, Paula Smith, Edward Rowe Snow, Johnny & Joey Sousa, Trinidad, TSJC, TWSL, Zach Weinman, and everyone else.'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: She was holding it away from her body, like it might explode in her hands. There was definitely something moving, all right. Knocking around at the paper walls.
  Should I help it? Or would I just hurt it more? Does it have a concussion? Broken bones? Internal bleeding? Should we bring it back inside? What now? What next?
  Tara, Cedar, Alison, Mom, Dad, Mark Baechtel, Jamie Baker, Eric Bassier, Jen Bedet, Marvin Bell, Laura Bergner, Ben Caldwell, Ethan Canin, Jen Carlson, Sarah Charukesnant, Jerritt Collord, Benji Conrad, Frank Conroy, Petrina Crockford, Everyone at DCL, Gloria Derado, Elizabeth Dobbs, Eric Eanes, Earth Mountain, ECN, ENG 121, Jason Enlow, Danielle Miles Forest, Justice Evans Forest, Travis George, Arrel Gray, Bobby Hogg, Everyone at Hyperion, Iowa, Michael Johnson, Mike Kath, Tracey Keevan, the kid with the white hair, Lori Klaus, Catherine Knepper, Dave Kosanke, Latuda Hall, Judy Lee, Lillian, Amy Maffei, Jesse McCaughey, Skyler McCaughey, Shaelan McDonough, Marilyn McGuire, Melissa Meiris, Ricardo Mejías, Everyone at MHCC, Justin Miles, Tracy Miles, Tamera Morton, John Paniagua, Puff, Chris & AJ Roe, Matt Roeser, the Rossolos, Tyler Sage, Kimberly Slagle, Cynthia Smith, Paula Smith, Edward Rowe Snow, Johnny & Joey Sousa, Trinidad, TSJC, TWSL, Zach Weinman, and everyone else.