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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Christopher, Chrestomanci, Lives entitled The Lives of Christopher Chant.
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conversations.value: The Lives of Christopher Chant: The novel tells the story of Christopher Chant\'s childhood.\nAlthough both of his parents are powerful practitioners of magic, the two are constantly at loggerheads; his father (an enchanter, the strongest type of magic-user) is entirely devoted to his work, to such a degree that the young Christopher is afraid that he would not recognize him should the two meet in public.\nOn the other hand, his mother (a sorceress, the second-strongest type of magic-user) is a social climber, and is apparently only married to his father for his social connections.\nThe only escape that Christopher has is through his dreams, in which he is able to escape to other worlds.\nWhile he is not the only person with this ability, seemingly no one is able to do it so easily as he.\nThe fact that he can bring things back from these "spirit trips" makes him immensely valuable to his Uncle Ralph, a scheming silver-tongued businessman.\nHe is soon caught up in a series of "experiments," supposedly to test his talents.\nIn reality, they are to fetch a series of highly illegal goods (from mermaid meat to dragon\'s blood), for sale at the highest prices on a magical black market.\nHe is accompanied on these trips by Tacroy, a guide arranged by his uncle.\nWhile all this is going on, his father and mother part ways, his father having lost a goodly part of his fortune on the stock market, and Christopher is sent to a boarding school, where he does dismally at magic lessons, and develops an ambition to become a famous cricketer.\nHowever, his father has other ideas, and plucks him from the boarding school halfway through the school year, taking him to an irritable and elderly magic expert named dr Pawson.\nHe soon unlocks the reason for Christopher\'s poor grades in magic: silver, specifically the silver coin his uncle gives him which he carries at all times.\nWhen Christopher touches silver, he loses his ability to use magic.\nWhen not touching silver, his magic surpasses almost every other enchanter in the world.\nUpon this discovery, he is sent to Chrestomanci Castle in order to be groomed for the role of the next Chrestomanci.
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conversations.value: \nUpon this discovery, he is sent to Chrestomanci Castle in order to be groomed for the role of the next Chrestomanci.\nAlthough both of his parents are powerful practitioners of magic, the two are constantly at loggerheads; his father (an enchanter, the strongest type of magic-user) is entirely devoted to his work, to such a degree that the young Christopher is afraid that he would not recognize him should the two meet in public.\nOn the other hand, his mother (a sorceress, the second-strongest type of magic-user) is a social climber, and is apparently only married to his father for his social connections.\nThe only escape that Christopher has is through his dreams, in which he is able to escape to other worlds.\nWhile he is not the only person with this ability, seemingly no one is able to do it so easily as he.\nThe fact that he can bring things back from these "spirit trips" makes him immensely valuable to his Uncle Ralph, a scheming silver-tongued businessman.\nHe is soon caught up in a series of "experiments," supposedly to test his talents.\nIn reality, they are to fetch a series of highly illegal goods (from mermaid meat to dragon\'s blood), for sale at the highest prices on a magical black market.\nHe is accompanied on these trips by Tacroy, a guide arranged by his uncle.\nWhile all this is going on, his father and mother part ways, his father having lost a goodly part of his fortune on the stock market, and Christopher is sent to a boarding school, where he does dismally at magic lessons, and develops an ambition to become a famous cricketer.\nHowever, his father has other ideas, and plucks him from the boarding school halfway through the school year, taking him to an irritable and elderly magic expert named dr Pawson.\nHe soon unlocks the reason for Christopher\'s poor grades in magic: silver, specifically the silver coin his uncle gives him which he carries at all times.\nWhen Christopher touches silver, he loses his ability to use magic.\nWhen not touching silver, his magic surpasses almost every other enchanter in the world.The Lives of Christopher Chant: The novel tells the story of Christopher Chant\'s childhood.