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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Something, Genesis, Matthew with the genre: Christian Books & Bibles, Bibles?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'EPIPHANY'
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conversations.value: Provide a description for a book titled Epiphany about Richard, Lee, Christmas with the genre: Christian Books & Bibles, Literature & Fiction.
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conversations.value: When Richard Lee dies in a freak accident one Christmas season, he is surprised to discover that he doesn't go straight to heaven (or hell). Instead, he is allowed to linger on Earth to observe how his three children react to his death. Although he had expected his sons and daughter to be affected by his passing, especially during the holiday season, he is surprised at some of the changes they make in their lives now that he is gone. Fans of TV's Touched by an Angel should find much to enjoy in both the author's (Catacombs, LJ 4/1/97) depiction of the strength in an ordinary family's love and his sentimental look at the season and its religious meaning.<BR>Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about Strangely, Richard, deceased.
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conversations.value: When Richard Lee dies in a freak accident one Christmas season, he is surprised to discover that he doesn't go straight to heaven (or hell). Instead, he is allowed to linger on Earth to observe how his three children react to his death. Although he had expected his sons and daughter to be affected by his passing, especially during the holiday season, he is surprised at some of the changes they make in their lives now that he is gone. Strangely enough, Richard also discovers a new closeness to his children before he moves on to join his deceased wife in another life. Fans of TV's Touched by an Angel should find much to enjoy in both the author's (Catacombs, LJ 4/1/97) depiction of the strength in an ordinary family's love and his sentimental look at the season and its religious meaning. <BR>Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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conversations.value: Provide a description for a book titled Epiphany about span>the, Washington, Moscow with the genre: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Books, Literature & Fiction.
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conversations.value: <span>the author is a novelist. He was born in the late 1970s in Washington, DC, where he has spent his entire life, save for brief stints in Moscow, Russia and Leicester, United Kingdom.</span>
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Something, Genesis, Matthew with the genre: Christian Books & Bibles, Bibles.
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conversations.value: Epiphany (Angel): Angel pulls on some clothes and struggles to the balcony, falling to his knees in pain as Darla looks on, waiting for him to become Angelus.\nAngel apologizes for not being able to save her, revealing that he never lost his soul: instead of experiencing the "perfect happiness" that would release it, he realizes his surrender to her was instead an act of perfect despair.\nDarla can\'t accept that she failed in ridding him of his soul, but the sex has reawakened the good in Angel, making him realize his recent mistakes.\nDarla is devastated that she wasn\'t able to reawaken Angelus, and her words remind him of Kate\'s phone message.\nAngel throws Darla out telling her he\'ll be forced to kill her if he sees her again, and then rushes over to Kate\'s place and revives her from her drug and alcohol induced unconsciousness.\nLindsey returns to his apartment to find Darla who tells him of her night with Angel.\nAngel shows up at the bar after hours and wakes the Host for advice.\nHe\'s confused about his future and the Host warns him that his friends are in danger.\nCordelia arrives at the Sharp home, finding all of the family dead.\nShe receives a vision about a demon attacking her, only to have it occur moments later.\nCordelia realizes that the demons have an eye on the back of their heads and they want her friends destroyed in retaliation for destroying their spawn in Stephanie Sharp.\nWesley hears noises in his apartment and just before one of the Skilosh demons attacks, Angel arrives.\nThe two manage to destroy the demons and both share a brief moment of camaraderie before the walls go up again.\nAngel tries to explain his return to helping his friends.\nWesley tells everything he knows about the demons, their reproduction through human hosts, and the destruction of the demon in Stephanie.\nThe Skilosh demons, upset about losing two more of their kind, use Cordelia as bait to bring new hosts.\nArriving at Angel Investigations, Angel and Wesley are dismayed to find Cordelia missing.\nAngel suggests Cordelia has gone out partying, but Wesley tells Angel harshly that Cordelia is not the same woman she was, the visions have turned her into a solitary person, a far cry from the carefree girl she used to be, and that while Angel was more than happy to turn his back on the visions, that\'s not a luxury Cordelia has.\nAngel is left feeling ashamed, and this deepens his resolve to her save her, something Wesley does agree with.\nHearing a noise outside, the two arm themselves, but find it only to be Gunn checking out why the lights are on.\nAngel notes the strong bond that\'s developed between Wesley and Gunn.\nSetting off for the Sharp residence, Angel volunteers to take care of some Skilosh demons waiting for them telling the others that Cordelia is the only thing that matters.\nAs Angel\'s about to start fighting with the demons they suddenly flee.\nAngel is confused, until Lindsey drives a truck full-speed down the street, repeatedly running Angel down.\nLindsey beats Angel with a sledgehammer, demanding to know what happened with Darla.\nAngel turns the tables on Lindsey, and starts to beat him all the while apologizing that Darla will never love him and that he didn\'t try harder to save Lindsey when he came to him for help.\nIn the end he smashes Lindsey\'s prosthetic hand with the sledgehammer and steals Lindsey\'s truck, telling the lawyer that he could have smashed the other hand if it wasn\'t for the epiphany.\nGunn and Wesley try to sneak into the Sharp home but are caught.\nAngel crashes Lindsey\'s truck through the Sharp house, rescuing his friends, but he\'s hurt emotionally when they aren\'t willing to accept him back into the fold.\nAfter finding his damaged truck returned by Angel, Lindsey discovers that Darla has moved out of his apartment and has leftA.\nAngel talks with Kate about his new look on life; how he\'s realized that he should help people for the sake of helping them instead of for his own redemption and that if there is no bigger meaning then the small acts of kindness are the greatest things in the world.\nKate says a higher power must be watching over them, because she never invited him into her home.\nAngel appears at the Angel Investigations office and apologizes to his friends.\nWesley tells Angel that the three of them have talked and have decided they\'re not ready to return to working for him, however Angel responds that he doesn\'t want them to work for him - he wants to work for them, and accepts that he will have to work hard to regain their trust.\nA vision from Cordelia puts their doubts on the back burner and the reunited team head out to help the helpless.
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conversations.value: \nAngel apologizes for not being able to save her, revealing that he never lost his soul: instead of experiencing the "perfect happiness" that would release it, he realizes his surrender to her was instead an act of perfect despair.\nDarla can\'t accept that she failed in ridding him of his soul, but the sex has reawakened the good in Angel, making him realize his recent mistakes.\nDarla is devastated that she wasn\'t able to reawaken Angelus, and her words remind him of Kate\'s phone message.\nAngel throws Darla out telling her he\'ll be forced to kill her if he sees her again, and then rushes over to Kate\'s place and revives her from her drug and alcohol induced unconsciousness.\nLindsey returns to his apartment to find Darla who tells him of her night with Angel.\nAngel shows up at the bar after hours and wakes the Host for advice.\nHe\'s confused about his future and the Host warns him that his friends are in danger.\nCordelia arrives at the Sharp home, finding all of the family dead.\nShe receives a vision about a demon attacking her, only to have it occur moments later.\nCordelia realizes that the demons have an eye on the back of their heads and they want her friends destroyed in retaliation for destroying their spawn in Stephanie Sharp.\nWesley hears noises in his apartment and just before one of the Skilosh demons attacks, Angel arrives.\nThe two manage to destroy the demons and both share a brief moment of camaraderie before the walls go up again.\nAngel tries to explain his return to helping his friends.\nWesley tells everything he knows about the demons, their reproduction through human hosts, and the destruction of the demon in Stephanie.\nThe Skilosh demons, upset about losing two more of their kind, use Cordelia as bait to bring new hosts.\nArriving at Angel Investigations, Angel and Wesley are dismayed to find Cordelia missing.\nAngel suggests Cordelia has gone out partying, but Wesley tells Angel harshly that Cordelia is not the same woman she was, the visions have turned her into a solitary person, a far cry from the carefree girl she used to be, and that while Angel was more than happy to turn his back on the visions, that\'s not a luxury Cordelia has.\nAngel is left feeling ashamed, and this deepens his resolve to her save her, something Wesley does agree with.\nHearing a noise outside, the two arm themselves, but find it only to be Gunn checking out why the lights are on.\nAngel notes the strong bond that\'s developed between Wesley and Gunn.\nSetting off for the Sharp residence, Angel volunteers to take care of some Skilosh demons waiting for them telling the others that Cordelia is the only thing that matters.\nAs Angel\'s about to start fighting with the demons they suddenly flee.\nAngel is confused, until Lindsey drives a truck full-speed down the street, repeatedly running Angel down.\nLindsey beats Angel with a sledgehammer, demanding to know what happened with Darla.\nAngel turns the tables on Lindsey, and starts to beat him all the while apologizing that Darla will never love him and that he didn\'t try harder to save Lindsey when he came to him for help.\nIn the end he smashes Lindsey\'s prosthetic hand with the sledgehammer and steals Lindsey\'s truck, telling the lawyer that he could have smashed the other hand if it wasn\'t for the epiphany.\nGunn and Wesley try to sneak into the Sharp home but are caught.\nAngel crashes Lindsey\'s truck through the Sharp house, rescuing his friends, but he\'s hurt emotionally when they aren\'t willing to accept him back into the fold.\nAfter finding his damaged truck returned by Angel, Lindsey discovers that Darla has moved out of his apartment and has leftA.\nAngel talks with Kate about his new look on life; how he\'s realized that he should help people for the sake of helping them instead of for his own redemption and that if there is no bigger meaning then the small acts of kindness are the greatest things in the world.\nKate says a higher power must be watching over them, because she never invited him into her home.\nAngel appears at the Angel Investigations office and apologizes to his friends.\nWesley tells Angel that the three of them have talked and have decided they\'re not ready to return to working for him, however Angel responds that he doesn\'t want them to work for him - he wants to work for them, and accepts that he will have to work hard to regain their trust.\nA vision from Cordelia puts their doubts on the back burner and the reunited team head out to help the helpless.
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conversations.value: Epiphany (Desperate Housewives): The Fairview strangler is revealed as Danny\'s friend, Eddie (Josh Zuckerman).\nHe has been living among the women of Wisteria Lane since childhood: He once caught Gaby (Eva Longoria) and Carlos (Ricardo Antonio Chavira) during an intimate moment as a child after spending time with her as they were both lonely; Bree (Marcia Cross) offered him a job and some dating advice when he was younger, until she found out that he had a crush on her daughter, Danielle (Joy Lauren); Susan (Teri Hatcher) encouraged his passion for art, and eventually pays for an art seminar for him; and Lynette (Felicity Huffman) will show him some kindness and generosity.\nEddie is shown at the beginning of the episode offering to buy his alcoholic mother (Diane Farr) more alcohol when he goes out; making a point of telling her to stay out of his room.\nOnce he leaves, she goes against his wishes and kicks in his door.\nInstead of finding the alcohol she believes hidden in his room, she finds the scrapbook he keeps of his victims under his mattress.\nWe flashback to when Eddie was just four, and his father (Kevin Sizemore) left his mother—after loudly proclaiming that he\'d never wanted any of this, including Eddie.\nMary Alice (Brenda Strong) tries to befriend her, but Barbara isn\'t interested.\nMary Alice stops by one day to give Eddie a teddy bear and finds him home alone while his mom is out drinking.\nShe lectures Barbara about not putting her needs ahead of her son, but the lesson clearly doesn\'t take.\nShe hugs Eddie and tells him that "It\'s not your fault you ruined my life".\nGaby first meets Eddie when she moves to Wisteria Lane and finds a lonely Eddie inside her empty house—he\'d been sneaking in to play there since the previous owners moved out.\nHe ends up coming over every day because Barbara has a new boyfriend.\nWhen he surprises Carlos and Gaby in the tub, Carlos orders Gaby to "cut him loose" and start making friends with other women, not nine-year-old boys.\nGaby wants to go talk to Barbara, but Carlos advises her, "We don\'t want to be known as the nosy neighbors".\nAfter Gaby tells him they can\'t be friends anymore, Eddie grabs a BB gun and shoots a bird.\nWe next see teenage Eddie doing chores for Bree.\nHe tells her "girls never notice me" and she gives him dating advice and extra money to buy gifts for the girl he likes.\nBree goes to talk to Barbara when Eddie\'s object of affection ends up being Danielle.\nShe returns the necklace Eddie left for Danielle and asks Barbara to "let Eddie down easy".\nInstead, Barbara tells him that he needs to stop "stalking" Danielle.\nShe goes on to say, "The only girl I ever thought he\'d end up with would be blind, deaf or inflatable".\nBree tells him Danielle and he can still be friends.\nEddie tells Bree, "I don\'t want a friend.\nI want somebody to love me".\nNext, we see Eddie with a prostitute (Jamie Sorrentini).\nWhen she laughs at the flowers he has brought her, he strangles her.\nShe praises Eddie\'s drawing and pays for him to take art classes.\nSo Eddie is crushed to hear that she and Mike are back together—and getting married.\n"Don\'t marry Mike.\nYou could marry me," he offers.\nNot realizing he\'s serious she thanks him for the "good laugh".\nEddie tears up the drawings he made of her.\nThat night, we see Eddie prowling outside her house and when he sees a woman come out, he attacks her, only then seeing that it\'s Julie, not Susan.\nHe runs off.\nEddie is playing charades with the Scavos when his mother comes over, demanding to know where he hid her booze.\n"I don\'t think you should talk to your son like that," she tells Barbara.\nLynette tells Tom, "We know something bad is happening, but we do nothing.\nI\'m tired of being one of the people who does nothing," she says.\nTom suggests Eddie\'s old enough to strike out on his own, but Lynette thinks he\'s "too damaged".\nMeanwhile, Barbara is confronting Eddie about his scrapbook.\n"Did you have anything to do with hurting those girls.\n" He nods and she sobs, "I didn\'t raise you to be like this".\n"Didn\'t you.\n" he asks.\n"The worst mistake I ever made in my life was having you," she spits out and he hits her with a bottle, then chokes her to death.\nJust then, Lynette shows up to ask him to move in with them.\n"You\'ve got to get out of here, Eddie," she tells him.\n"This isn\'t a healthy situation".\nShe sees his mother on the floor and assumes she\'s just passed out.\nEddie accepts Lynette\'s invitation, then disposes of his mother\'s body.\nMary Alice then concludes in her voice over that "Monsters are often created by other monsters".\nreferring to Barbara\'s abusive nature.
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conversations.value: Epiphany (Desperate Housewives): The Fairview strangler is revealed as Danny\'s friend, Eddie (Josh Zuckerman). \nHe has been living among the women of Wisteria Lane since childhood: He once caught Gaby (Eva Longoria) and Carlos (Ricardo Antonio Chavira) during an intimate moment as a child after spending time with her as they were both lonely; Bree (Marcia Cross) offered him a job and some dating advice when he was younger, until she found out that he had a crush on her daughter, Danielle (Joy Lauren); Susan (Teri Hatcher) encouraged his passion for art, and eventually pays for an art seminar for him; and Lynette (Felicity Huffman) will show him some kindness and generosity. \nEddie is shown at the beginning of the episode offering to buy his alcoholic mother (Diane Farr) more alcohol when he goes out; making a point of telling her to stay out of his room. \nOnce he leaves, she goes against his wishes and kicks in his door. \nInstead of finding the alcohol she believes hidden in his room, she finds the scrapbook he keeps of his victims under his mattress. \nWe flashback to when Eddie was just four, and his father (Kevin Sizemore) left his mother—after loudly proclaiming that he\'d never wanted any of this, including Eddie. \nMary Alice (Brenda Strong) tries to befriend her, but Barbara isn\'t interested. \nMary Alice stops by one day to give Eddie a teddy bear and finds him home alone while his mom is out drinking. \nShe lectures Barbara about not putting her needs ahead of her son, but the lesson clearly doesn\'t take. \nShe hugs Eddie and tells him that "It\'s not your fault you ruined my life". \nGaby first meets Eddie when she moves to Wisteria Lane and finds a lonely Eddie inside her empty house—he\'d been sneaking in to play there since the previous owners moved out. \nHe ends up coming over every day because Barbara has a new boyfriend. \nWhen he surprises Carlos and Gaby in the tub, Carlos orders Gaby to "cut him loose" and start making friends with other women, not nine-year-old boys. \nGaby wants to go talk to Barbara, but Carlos advises her, "We don\'t want to be known as the nosy neighbors". \nAfter Gaby tells him they can\'t be friends anymore, Eddie grabs a BB gun and shoots a bird. \nWe next see teenage Eddie doing chores for Bree. \nHe tells her "girls never notice me" and she gives him dating advice and extra money to buy gifts for the girl he likes. \nBree goes to talk to Barbara when Eddie\'s object of affection ends up being Danielle. \nShe returns the necklace Eddie left for Danielle and asks Barbara to "let Eddie down easy". \nInstead, Barbara tells him that he needs to stop "stalking" Danielle. \nShe goes on to say, "The only girl I ever thought he\'d end up with would be blind, deaf or inflatable". \nBree tells him Danielle and he can still be friends. \nEddie tells Bree, "I don\'t want a friend. \nI want somebody to love me". \nNext, we see Eddie with a prostitute (Jamie Sorrentini). \nWhen she laughs at the flowers he has brought her, he strangles her. \nSusan meets Eddie at the coffee shop just after Mike starts dating Katherine. \nShe praises Eddie\'s drawing and pays for him to take art classes. \nSo Eddie is crushed to hear that she and Mike are back together—and getting married. \n"Don\'t marry Mike. \nYou could marry me," he offers. \nNot realizing he\'s serious she thanks him for the "good laugh". \nEddie tears up the drawings he made of her. \nThat night, we see Eddie prowling outside her house and when he sees a woman come out, he attacks her, only then seeing that it\'s Julie, not Susan. \nHe runs off. \nEddie is playing charades with the Scavos when his mother comes over, demanding to know where he hid her booze. \n"I don\'t think you should talk to your son like that," she tells Barbara. \nLynette tells Tom, "We know something bad is happening, but we do nothing. \nI\'m tired of being one of the people who does nothing," she says. \nTom suggests Eddie\'s old enough to strike out on his own, but Lynette thinks he\'s "too damaged". \nMeanwhile, Barbara is confronting Eddie about his scrapbook. \n"Did you have anything to do with hurting those girls. \n" He nods and she sobs, "I didn\'t raise you to be like this". \n"Didn\'t you. \n" he asks. \n"The worst mistake I ever made in my life was having you," she spits out and he hits her with a bottle, then chokes her to death. \nJust then, Lynette shows up to ask him to move in with them. \n"You\'ve got to get out of here, Eddie," she tells him. \n"This isn\'t a healthy situation". \nShe sees his mother on the floor and assumes she\'s just passed out. \nEddie accepts Lynette\'s invitation, then disposes of his mother\'s body. \nMary Alice then concludes in her voice over that "Monsters are often created by other monsters". \nreferring to Barbara\'s abusive nature.
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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Richard, Lee, Christmas.. Start with the sentence 'Epiphany (Desperate Housewives): The Fairview strangler is revealed as Danny\'s friend, Eddie (Josh Zuckerman)'.
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conversations.value: Epiphany (Desperate Housewives): The Fairview strangler is revealed as Danny\'s friend, Eddie (Josh Zuckerman).\nHe has been living among the women of Wisteria Lane since childhood: He once caught Gaby (Eva Longoria) and Carlos (Ricardo Antonio Chavira) during an intimate moment as a child after spending time with her as they were both lonely; Bree (Marcia Cross) offered him a job and some dating advice when he was younger, until she found out that he had a crush on her daughter, Danielle (Joy Lauren); Susan (Teri Hatcher) encouraged his passion for art, and eventually pays for an art seminar for him; and Lynette (Felicity Huffman) will show him some kindness and generosity.\nEddie is shown at the beginning of the episode offering to buy his alcoholic mother (Diane Farr) more alcohol when he goes out; making a point of telling her to stay out of his room.\nOnce he leaves, she goes against his wishes and kicks in his door.\nInstead of finding the alcohol she believes hidden in his room, she finds the scrapbook he keeps of his victims under his mattress.\nWe flashback to when Eddie was just four, and his father (Kevin Sizemore) left his mother—after loudly proclaiming that he\'d never wanted any of this, including Eddie.\nMary Alice (Brenda Strong) tries to befriend her, but Barbara isn\'t interested.\nMary Alice stops by one day to give Eddie a teddy bear and finds him home alone while his mom is out drinking.\nShe lectures Barbara about not putting her needs ahead of her son, but the lesson clearly doesn\'t take.\nShe hugs Eddie and tells him that "It\'s not your fault you ruined my life".\nGaby first meets Eddie when she moves to Wisteria Lane and finds a lonely Eddie inside her empty house—he\'d been sneaking in to play there since the previous owners moved out.\nHe ends up coming over every day because Barbara has a new boyfriend.\nWhen he surprises Carlos and Gaby in the tub, Carlos orders Gaby to "cut him loose" and start making friends with other women, not nine-year-old boys.\nGaby wants to go talk to Barbara, but Carlos advises her, "We don\'t want to be known as the nosy neighbors".\nAfter Gaby tells him they can\'t be friends anymore, Eddie grabs a BB gun and shoots a bird.\nWe next see teenage Eddie doing chores for Bree.\nHe tells her "girls never notice me" and she gives him dating advice and extra money to buy gifts for the girl he likes.\nBree goes to talk to Barbara when Eddie\'s object of affection ends up being Danielle.\nShe returns the necklace Eddie left for Danielle and asks Barbara to "let Eddie down easy".\nInstead, Barbara tells him that he needs to stop "stalking" Danielle.\nShe goes on to say, "The only girl I ever thought he\'d end up with would be blind, deaf or inflatable".\nBree tells him Danielle and he can still be friends.\nEddie tells Bree, "I don\'t want a friend.\nI want somebody to love me".\nNext, we see Eddie with a prostitute (Jamie Sorrentini).\nWhen she laughs at the flowers he has brought her, he strangles her.\nSusan meets Eddie at the coffee shop just after Mike starts dating Katherine.\nShe praises Eddie\'s drawing and pays for him to take art classes.\nSo Eddie is crushed to hear that she and Mike are back together—and getting married.\n"Don\'t marry Mike.\nYou could marry me," he offers.\nNot realizing he\'s serious she thanks him for the "good laugh".\nEddie tears up the drawings he made of her.\nThat night, we see Eddie prowling outside her house and when he sees a woman come out, he attacks her, only then seeing that it\'s Julie, not Susan.\nHe runs off.\nEddie is playing charades with the Scavos when his mother comes over, demanding to know where he hid her booze.\n"I don\'t think you should talk to your son like that," she tells Barbara.\nLynette tells Tom, "We know something bad is happening, but we do nothing.\nI\'m tired of being one of the people who does nothing," she says.\nTom suggests Eddie\'s old enough to strike out on his own, but Lynette thinks he\'s "too damaged".\nMeanwhile, Barbara is confronting Eddie about his scrapbook.\n"Did you have anything to do with hurting those girls.\n" He nods and she sobs, "I didn\'t raise you to be like this".\n"Didn\'t you.\n" he asks.\n"The worst mistake I ever made in my life was having you," she spits out and he hits her with a bottle, then chokes her to death.\nJust then, Lynette shows up to ask him to move in with them.\n"You\'ve got to get out of here, Eddie," she tells him.\n"This isn\'t a healthy situation".\nShe sees his mother on the floor and assumes she\'s just passed out.\nEddie accepts Lynette\'s invitation, then disposes of his mother\'s body.\nMary Alice then concludes in her voice over that "Monsters are often created by other monsters".\nreferring to Barbara\'s abusive nature.
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conversations.value: Epiphany (novel): Towards the end of the year 1975, five students have been visiting a deserted barn in the woods of San Francisco as a place to take drugs and have sex.\nOn Christmas Eve, a young boy is abducted from his sister and parents and dismembered body parts are also found near the woods.\nThe kidnapper and murderer is Michael Quinn, one of the students who now frequents the barn.\nHe is strongly obsessed with LSD, quantum physics and the ideas of Schrödinger's cat, which he uses to justify his actions.\nFellow student Hal Jamieson finds himself trying to get himself out of the police net that will inevitably close around them, and involves Paul Dunsany, a kind hearted musician who fails to realise the monstrous acts evolving around him.\nAll escape but Quinn, who is incarcerated for 20 years for murder, kidnapping and ransom.\nThe missing child is never found.\nTowards the end of 1995, Paul Dunsany has grown up in Seattle, as professional musician and owner of a recording studio.\nHe meets a mysterious woman by the name of Joni, who begins to probe him about his past.\nHal Jamieson is a rich and successful software mogul, living also in Washington.\nHe is married to Louise, one of the original five.\nUpon hearing of Quinn's release from prison, he decides to have Quinn taken into solitary 'care', for fear that he could incriminate the rest of them about what happened in early 1976.\nAs Jamieson tries his best to reunite the original five and use his wealth to take care of the situation, he finds Dunsany cannot remember much of what happened, and the fifth person, a girl by the name of Mouse, is of unknown whereabouts.\nThere is also the problem of the inquisitive woman, looking for the answer to what happened to the missing child.\nQuinn is older now, and has contracted HIV.\nBut he still possesses the view of the world he gained from LSD, and is still very dangerous.\nWishing for freedom, he plans his escape from the woodland house Jamieson has him forced to live in.
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conversations.value: Epiphany
  In haste to get to the command center, Karatek overbalanced and went sprawling. He hissed through his teeth at that sign of increasing weakness with which he had no time to concern himself and no patience to tolerate. As he fell, he ripped off the coronet. Why did the blood that trickled down his face not burn like ice? He knew, just as surely as if he had watched it on monitors, what had happened.
  Wadding frayed silks about the coronet, thrusting it back into its box, Karatek dashed out of his meditation chamber toward the launch bay.
  His wife, T'Vysse, stood by the emergency exit, her eyes wide with shock. She held out both hands to Karatek. They were bloodied as if she had pounded uselessly on the access hatch, crying out to the boy she had raised since Karatek brought him out of the desert, long after the grown man had taken off in their laboriously built ship. When Karatek touched her fingers in greeting, T'Vysse struggled visibly not to collapse against his shoulder. She had grown so much weaker these past few years.
  On her hand shone the sullen light of a bloodstone ring. It had been hers to wear before she passed it to T'Olryn. When T'Olryn had returned it to their son, Solor had worn it for reasons Karatek still could not understand. How had it returned to Karatek's wife?
  That his wife, his refined, courteous T'Vysse, would intrude into her son's privacy...She rarely judged, but when she did, she had never been wrong.
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conversations.value: The man screamed a war cry at her and lunged, grabbing for her hand, determined, if he must die, to take her with him. Murderers, all of them. There was no point in showing them decency. Karatek had never understood.
  Sarissa chopped her hand down upon her attacker's wrist. She twisted free, then tugged, sending her would-be killer staggering onto the thinnest part of the ice. It shattered, plunging him half in, half out of the pool of freezing, deadly gas.
  He had less than a minute to know what was going to happen. Definitely not long enough to suffocate before he froze. If the others ventured out, and sooner or later, they would have to, let them see his twisted, frozen body lying alongside their path.
  Her heart pounding in her side until it was one agonized thrum of effort, she ran. Could she reach the ship in time?
  She had given strict orders for the ship not to delay. The storm was building up, she couldn't make the speed she needed...there!
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conversations.value: Provide the last three paragraphs.. End with the sentence ' Not because of Spock's theories, not for her own goals, not even for the sake of the Empire itself.'.
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conversations.value: Charvanek had once offered to "make a place" for him in the Romulan Star Empire. Now, he made a place for her on Remus. The Klingons and their Reman Protectorate had no idea what was about to hit them. And if Spock's precious Federation thought they could restrict her movements any more than her own priests, she would disappoint them, too.
  After all, Spock had expanded his theories on unification to include Romulus and Remus. She knew the time was coming, if it had not already arrived, when he would expand them still further to take in the Watraii. Just let there be one person, one person alone, among the Watraii who still possessed the courage and resolve of Sarissa. Just let that one person unmask and face her, honestly, across a conference table or the viewscreen of a fighting ship, and Charvanek would stake her life that she could make that person listen to reason.
  The Empire had wronged the Remans. So it stood to reason amends must be made. If the Empire had wronged the Watraii, as they claimed, Charvanek would want proof. If their grievances were legitimate, she would see that the Empire made amends, even if she had to kill the leader of each faction in it herself and take the throne herself to do it. Not because of Spock's theories, not for her own goals, not even for the sake of the Empire itself.