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1 fiction conversations over 9 days (Apr 15, 2023 – Apr 25, 2023) 88% prompt uniqueness Transbaikal Territory, Russia
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1 conversation in cluster Cluster 13× “Translate the text 'A long time ago, one Sunday afternoon I ...” over less than a minute (Apr 20, 2023 – Apr 20, 2023), oldest first. Show: 10 15 50 100
Apr 20, 2023 at 10:57 AM MSK — 1 turn Russia, Transbaikal Territory fiction View full conversation
USER: Translate the text 'A long time ago, one Sunday afternoon I was playing CS:GO with my friends. They were killing me, I was killing them, everything was fine. Then my mom came into the room and told me to leave the game and let's go eat. I explained to her that it was an online game and couldn't be paused, but my mom interrupted me and asked if I had forgotten to do my homework. I assured her I did and continued playing for a couple more hours. At 10 p.m. my mother asked me to go to bed and I agreed. I started to learn the verse, but I couldn't concentrate and wrapped up by putting the book on my pillow. In the morning I went to school, and at the end of classes I got a "D" for not learning the verse. I came home in a bad mood and started looking for a way to get rid of the F. Instead, I started cleaning around the house when my mom got home from work. Mom asked me about my grades at school and I told her I was doing fine and didn't get a D. But then she saw my diary and told me that my mother friend's son's classmate had two A's, including an A for verse. My mother demanded that I show her my diary, so I did, and in response I heard a loud yell: "Come here!" She began to question me about my grades and I told her that it was hard to learn the verse. Then she told me that she hadn't learned a poem as a child and that my father always got straight A's. By this point my father showed up in the room with his belt and I knew I was in serious trouble.' into a screenplay!
CHATBOT: FADE IN: EXT. ROOM - SUNDAY AFTERNOON A teenage boy is fully immersed in playing the online game "CS:GO" with his friends. They are having a great time killing each other. MOTHER (O.S.) (Interrupting) It's time to eat, come and leave the game. The boy tries to explain that it's an online game that can't be paused, but his mother doesn't listen. MOTHER (Questioning) Have you done your homework yet? The boy assures her that he has and continues to play for a few more hours. CUT TO: INT. ROOM - 10 P.M. The boy's mother asks him to go to bed, and he reluctantly agrees. He attempts to memorize a verse for school, but he is too distracted and instead puts the book on his pillow. CUT TO: EXT. SCHOOL - THE NEXT DAY The boy arrives at school, unaware that he has not memorized the verse. At the end of class, he receives a grade of "D". CUT TO: INT. ROOM - AFTER SCHOOL The boy returns home in a bad mood and tries to find a way to get rid of the poor grade. Instead, he starts cleaning when his mother gets home from work. MOTHER (Asking) How was school today? Did you get a good grade on your verse? The boy lies and says he did well. His mother notices his diary and discovers the truth. MOTHER (Shocked) You got a "D" on your verse?! Show me your diary! The boy shows his mother the diary, and she explodes in anger. MOTHER (Yelling) Come here! She begins to interrogate the boy about his grades, and he tries to explain that the verse was difficult to learn. MOTHER (Recalling) When I was a child, I never learned a poem. And your father always got straight A's! The boy's father enters the room with his belt, and the boy realizes he's in big trouble. FADE OUT.
Cluster 13