human
I don't know who they are, he stated,
gpt
So they won't get us in a public place, huh? Well, if they'd wanted to do damage, they could have. He added,
human
And we couldn't have done a thing. But all they wanted was the cat.
gpt
Might as well go back to the hotel. I'm hungry. Anyway, they know now that you don't have the cat on you--and that I don't, either. So what will they think?
human
Either that it's at the hotel or the project, or that we've put it somewhere for safekeeping. They searched the hotel room. Suppose they'll try the project?
gpt
It's possible, I suppose. Anyway, if they want us they can get us. Notice that no one saw the ruckus? The timing was perfect. A few feet sooner and we'd have been within sight of the museum's ticket office. A few feet later and we'd have been on the street. As it was, shrubs shielded them. Pretty good operating, I'd say.
human
I have an unhappy idea buzzing around. If I were the big boss, and really determined to get the cat, I'd pick us up and make us talk.
gpt
The language is a little mixed, but the thought is clear as air. We'd better keep our guard up at all times.
human
Meanwhile, what do we know about anything? Nothing. If only we knew why the cat is valuable!
gpt
If it wasn't before, it is now, Scotty replied.
human
It's a genuine museum piece. But if the cat is gone, we have three lovely kittens.
gpt
What's the problem everyone has with kittens? It's finding a home for them. I wish we'd had one of the kittens a few minutes ago. There would have been one less homeless orphan.
human
The kittens' turns will come. And it's our turn to eat. My stomach is quivering in Morse code. 'Send food. Send food.'
gpt
Okay, chow hound. Lunch ahead. And lay off that hot-pepper stuff or that stomach of yours will be sending distress signals.
human
I hear you talking,