IP #302
1 fiction conversations
over 4 days
(Apr 29, 2023 – May 4, 2023)
99% prompt uniqueness
Auckland, New Zealand
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C0
Write a 5 hour murder mystery involving Tracer as victim. Go in depth with each
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C1
Write a believable interview with A word class football player.
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C2
Write a Half life movie scene consisting of an interview with Gordon Freeman fro
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C3
90 minute conversation between Eli Vance and Gordon Freeman talking about 8 year
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C4
Write an epic MUSIC themed rpg video game. How could combat work? Heroes? Villai
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C5
Write a Female 'Lady-knight' Character that is tough, gentle, and vulnerable whe
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C6
10 tips for writers on how to make love triangles intriguing.
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C7
10 ways Writers could write a realistic, likeable, mature, Smart, female, mechan
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C8
Write a transcript for an epic trailer for a cgi animated trailer of GoT seasons
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Dr breen speech, but he can't stop coughing.
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C10
Write a creature made of cybernetics
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C11
Write an origin story for Tintin, complete with surprising plot twists.
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C12
In depth, how would fans react to Tintin Peeling off his face, which is actually
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C13
What if Tracer Founded her own people, her own country?
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C14
Write a believable scary Garry's mod urban legend
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C15
Write a believable scary Garry's mod hacking story, that goes further and furthe
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IN DEPTH, What if Gendry had the ability to launch snow out of his eyes, how wou
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C17
Let's role play. You and I are having fish and chips on a Space shuttle.
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C18
Write a believable Riker speech on how Overwatch promotes Borg ideology, in dept
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C19
Turn Inception into a game with Good gameplay mechanics.
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C20
14 ways to write a 'casual, mature' love story subplot in a story.
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C21
For a final dragon on dragon battle with Daenerys, logically, how could Jon conv
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C22
What if Littlefinger requested trial by combat at his trial? Serious version and
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C23
Rewrite the plots of The sequel trilogy logically. You know the one.
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C24
What if the knights of Ren and Kylo ren himself eventually became a sort of thir
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C25
If English knights of the 14th century went to Japan, how would Both knight and
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C26
If Alyx Vance was a skilled mistress of Disguise, how would key Half life 2 even
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C27
If Hl2 had a relationship status mechanic between the player and other npcs, lik
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C28
The events of Season 8 as a D&D Session
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C29
WRITE A 3 hour, in depth, detailed, casual, not too epic, not too emotional, con
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C30
Merge Tracer, Alyx, a SCANNER, and a man hack into one new Entity.
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C31
Write a detailed story of a woman in a realistic bodysuit of Sheeva from MK comp
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JAVERT] Valjean, at last, We see each other plain Monsieur le Mayor, You'll wear
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This was a triumph. I'm making a note here: huge success. It's hard to overstate
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C34
Write a complex detailed Plot for a Hacker thriller, featuring a protagonist Nam
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C35
What if Stannis didn't die
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What if Spider-Man in the raimi films, never got bitten?
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What if White Tiger the superheroine got the venom symbiote
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What if White Tiger was in The raimi Spider-Man films?
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If Ava Ayala was in the MCU list ten who could play her? In depth.
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What if Zendaya played Ava Ayala in the MCU? How would she look and act as White
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Try to turn GoT into a series of movies.
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Write in detail an African-American Super-heroine, who happens to be colourblind
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Write a Respectful and friendly discussion Between an African American Woman and
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SURF. The waves TOSS a BEARDED MAN onto wet sand. He lies there. A CHILD'S SHOUT
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Make the matrix a comedy about a guy who takes a virtual reality game too seriou
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Write an epic poem about a man who spills
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Write a catchy Song about the Black Mesa INCIDENT.
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Write an emotional 90 minute hl2 in game moment where Alyx opens up to you.
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Write in character in game lines for Alyx getting annoyed at the player.
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Write a detailed story of Batman having a nightmare about Wonder Woman crawling
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C51
Write a detailed story of Zarya talking to Mercy about life, but as the conversa
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How would Zaria react to Tracer peeling off her face to reveal Sombra?
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How would Tracer feel wearing a realistic Zarya suit?
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Detail a story of Zaranna disguising herself as the baroness to rescue Mainframe
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Comedically, detail season 34 of GoT, with the Same actors.
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Design a realistic Suit with functional and practical gadgets, like a retractabl
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Design a Realistic suit with functional and Practical gadgets, like Boots that c
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If possible, try your best to design realistic 'Gravity gloves' that can manipul
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How to write a genuinely sympathetic and likeable criminal character, who isn't
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Hl2 themed pick up lines, (non-Sexual)
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WRite a wholesome story of Alyx doing shadow puppets with Gordon.
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Write a 2 hour story of Alyx opening up to Gordon about her fears and insecuriti
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Alyx sings to Gordon to help him sleep.
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In character in game lines for Alyx comforting Gordon.
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Arya has an epic singing battle with Daenerys demanding she let Gendry go.
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Hark when the night is falling Hear! hear the pipes are calling, Loudly and prou
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Write a story about a man in blue armour fighting a robot
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Write a story about a future, old, Tracer, fighting her last battle against an e
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Write a realistic 6 hour story about a man building a Device that allows the use
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Write a fully detailed, in depth, story about a swordswoman who fights a robot w
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Your Grace, I want to say... You will not speak. How do I know you are who you s
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Write a story about a man entering a lucid dream through WILD, and creates thing
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1 conversation in cluster Cluster 59× “How to write a genuinely sympathetic and likeable criminal c...” over less than a minute (May 4, 2023 – May 4, 2023), oldest first.
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USER: How to write a genuinely sympathetic and likeable criminal character, who isn't a bad person.
CHATBOT: 1. Give the character a relatable backstory: Start by giving your criminal character a background that can evoke sympathy from the reader. Develop their past and show how circumstances or external influences contributed to their current criminal activities. For example, they could have grown up in a poor, crime-ridden neighborhood with little opportunity for a better life, or experienced a series of unfortunate events that led them to crime as a means of survival. 2. Show their internal struggle: A genuinely sympathetic criminal character should be shown grappling with their conscience, feeling guilt and remorse for their actions. They may commit crimes out of necessity, but they should not fully embrace or enjoy them. Illustrate their internal conflict and the reasons behind their decisions, which will make the character more human and relatable. 3. Highlight their humanity and positive traits: In addition to their criminal activities, show that the character has redeeming qualities, such as friendship, loyalty, or compassion. Perhaps they go out of their way to avoid harming innocent people or have a soft spot for children or animals. These redeeming qualities will make the character more well-rounded and easier for the reader to sympathize with. 4. Show growth and redemption: Allow your character the potential for positive change throughout the story. Demonstrate that they genuinely want to stop their criminal behavior and seek a better life. Provide scenarios or situations where the character can potentially redeem themselves and, through their actions or choices, prove that they are not a bad person at heart. 5. Surround them with characters who see their worth: To further highlight your criminal character's likeability, surround them with other characters who can recognize their strengths and human qualities. These characters can offer support, challenge their criminal lifestyle, or provide opportunities for them to make better choices. 6. Avoid romanticizing their criminal actions: It's important not to glamorize or glorify the character's criminal activities; instead, focus on depicting them as authentically as possible. This might mean highlighting the harsh reality of their world or showing them facing consequences for their actions. Present your character's crimes as something they need to overcome or move beyond, rather than something that defines them. By following these guidelines, you can create a criminal character who is both genuinely sym...
USER: Do the same for a Police Officer.
CHATBOT: 1. Develop a relatable backstory: Give your police officer character a backstory that makes them relatable and human to your readers. This can include their motivation for joining the police force, such as a desire to protect their community or past experiences that influenced their decision. It can also include their family life, personal relationships, and any struggles they have faced. 2. Showcase their dedication and sense of justice: To create a likeable police officer, emphasize their commitment to upholding the law and keeping people safe. Show their dedication and determination to solve cases, along with their willingness to follow the rules and procedures. This will make them a strong, admirable character for your readers to root for. 3. Portray human flaws and vulnerabilities: Just like any other character, a police officer should have their own set of flaws and vulnerabilities. These can include personal insecurities, conflicts with colleagues or superiors, or struggles with the emotional toll of their job. By giving your character imperfections, they become more relatable and well-rounded. 4. Highlight their positive traits: Show your police officer character's kindness, empathy, and integrity through their interactions with others, both on and off duty. They may go out of their way to help victims or suspects, or display acts of genuine concern for their colleagues and loved ones. These positive traits will make them a more endearing character to your readers. 5. Have them face challenging situations: Put your character in situations where they must make difficult decisions or face moral dilemmas, allowing them to demonstrate their strength of character, determination, and problem-solving skills. These situations can help them grow as a character and make them even more likeable as they overcome obstacles and prove their worth. 6. Build supportive relationships with other characters: Create a network of other characters who respect and care for your police officer protagonist. These relationships can be with colleagues on the force, their family members, or other members of their community. By showing them in a supportive environment, you reinforce their positive traits and can make them even more appealing to readers. By following these guidelines, you can develop a likeable and relatable police officer character who will engage readers and make your story compelling. The character's dedication to their work, personal struggles they overcome,...