Prompt:
Instruction: What were some of the psychological effects of the Holocaust on the survivors and how did they cope with them?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: What were some of the psychological effects of the Holocaust... -> response_body

Response:
Learning from the resilience of Holocaust survivors can be a valuable tool for overcoming our own challenges. Here are some ways we can learn from their experiences:

1. Develop inner strength: Holocaust survivors often relied on their inner strength and resilience to survive. By cultivating our own inner strength through practices such as mindfulness, meditation, and self-reflection, we can better navigate difficult times.

2. Find meaning in suffering: Many survivors found meaning in their suffering by using their experiences to create positive change in the world. We can find meaning in our own challenges by looking for opportunities for growth and by using our experiences to help others.

3. Connect with others: Survivors often drew strength from their connections with others, even in the most difficult circumstances. By cultivating strong relationships with friends, family, and community members, we can build networks of support that help us overcome our challenges.

4. Embrace hope: Despite the horrors they endured, many Holocaust survivors never gave up hope. By cultivating hope and optimism in the face of adversity, we can find the courage to persevere and overcome our own challenges.

By learning from the resilience of Holocaust survivors, we can develop the tools and mindset needed to overcome our own challenges and create positive change in the world.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_5938, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: From the very first batch of coffee we roasted in 1998, the goal of meeting the farmers, whose life work it is to grow delicious coffee, has been a driving force in our approach to coffee buying.
I wanted to commemorate our Anniversary with a coffee that represents what we’ve been trying to achieve from the beginning.
The best representation of flavor from the producing country.
A traceable lot to a COOP, Producer, Farm, or Parcel.
Paying a fair and sustainable price for the coffee, agreed upon with a handshake.
Building a relationship that is more than just producer & buyer.
Norman, Milton, Donal, and their mother, Doña Justina. Can you provide a summary of the philosophy behind this coffee company's approach to buying coffee?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: From the very first batch of coffee we roasted in... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly, here are some coffee options that align with the company's philosophy based on their approach to buying coffee:

1. A single-origin coffee from a cooperative in Ethiopia, which is known for producing exceptional coffee with unique flavors.

2. A direct-trade coffee from a small-scale producer in Colombia, where the company has developed a long-term relationship and ensures that the farmer is paid fairly and sustainably.

3. An organic coffee from a family-owned farm in Guatemala, where the company can trace the lot to the specific parcel of land where the coffee was grown.

4. A shade-grown coffee from a cooperative in Honduras, where the company focuses on building relationships with the farmers and supporting their communities.

5. A fair trade coffee from a cooperative in Sumatra, where the company can trace the coffee to the specific producer and ensure that they are paid fairly and transparently.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_6034, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Using at least three different models or frameworks, compare and contrast the various types of personality traits that have been identified within the field of psychology. Be sure to provide examples of each trait and explain how they differ from one another, both in terms of their observable behaviors and their underlying psychological processes. Additionally, consider the contemporary debates surrounding the nature of personality traits, including the extent to which they are innate or shaped by experience, and the relationship between different traits and mental health outcomes.. Output: response, value, score, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Using at least three different models or frameworks, compare and... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here are a few real-life examples of how different personality traits can affect our relationships:

1. Openness to experience: Individuals who score high in Openness tend to be curious, creative, and imaginative. This can make them fun and interesting partners, but their need for novelty and change may also make it difficult for them to commit to long-term relationships or routines that don't align with their interests. For example, an open individual may struggle to maintain a relationship with a partner who values stability and predictability over spontaneity and exploration. 2. Extraversion: Extraverted individuals tend to be outgoing, sociable, and assertive. This can make them popular and well-liked by others, but their high energy and need for social interaction may also make it difficult for introverted partners to keep up. For example, an extraverted individual may feel frustrated or lonely in a relationship with a partner who prefers quiet, low-key activities to social events and parties. 3. Neuroticism: Individuals who score high in Neuroticism tend to experience negative emotions such as anxiety, fear, or guilt. This can make them sensitive and responsive partners, but their tendency to worry or overthink things may also lead to conflict and tension in their relationships. For example, a neurotic individual may become upset or anxious when their partner is late or forgets to text back, even if there is no harm done. 4. Conscientiousness: Conscientious individuals tend to be responsible, dependable, and organized. This can make them reliable and trustworthy partners, but their tendency toward perfectionism or inflexibility may also lead to stress or frustration in their relationships. For example, a conscientious individual may become frustrated with a partner who is more laid-back or spontaneous, feeling like they don't take their responsibilities or commitments seriously enough. 5. Agreeableness: Agreeable individuals tend to be empathetic, cooperative, and caring. This can make them supportive and nurturing partners, but their desire to avoid conflict may also make it difficult for them to assert their own needs and preferences. For example, an agreeable individual may struggle to speak up when they feel like their partner is taking advantage of them or not being considerate of their feelings. These are just a few examples, but hopefully they illustrate how different personality traits can influence our relationships in both positive and negative ways, and how understanding these traits can help us navigate our interactions with others more effectively.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_6111, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Examine how Beckett's use of physicality in Krapp's Last Tape reflects his philosophy of the body and the human condition, and compare it to his use of physicality in other plays such as Waiting for Godot and Endgame. Analyze the significance of the specific physical actions and gestures employed, and how they contribute to the themes and motifs of the works. Specifically, consider how Beckett's characters use their bodies to communicate, express emotion, or reveal their inner struggles, and how the physicality of the plays relates to their broader themes of despair, futility, and the human struggle for meaning.. Output: response, score, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Examine how Beckett's use of physicality in Krapp's Last Tape... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly, here are some examples of specific physical actions and gestures employed in Beckett's plays that contribute to their themes and motifs:

1. In Waiting for Godot, Vladimir and Estragon engage in repetitive physical actions such as sitting down, standing up, and pacing. These actions emphasize their boredom and ennui, highlighting the monotony of their existence.

2. In Endgame, Hamm's use of a whistle to call for his servant Clov highlights his dependence on him and reinforces the theme of isolation and powerlessness.

3. In Krapp's Last Tape, Krapp's physical gestures such as rubbing his face, slapping his knee, and sighing heavily convey his disappointment and regret. These actions reveal his inner struggle and ultimately contribute to the play's theme of the human struggle against time and mortality.

4. In Beckett's play Happy Days, the character Winnie's constant brushing of her teeth and talking to herself highlight her attempts to maintain some semblance of normalcy and sanity in the face of her deteriorating circumstances. This physicality contributes to the play's motifs of isolation and desperation.

5. In Beckett's play Not I, the character Mouth's rapid and unrelenting speech and her inability to control her physical movements with her mouth (which is the only visible part of her body onstage) serve to underscore the theme of existential anxiety and the inability to communicate effectively with others.

Overall, Beckett's use of physicality in his plays is purposeful and significant. The physical actions and gestures employed by the characters contribute to the themes and motifs of the works, illuminating their struggles and highlighting the futility of human existence.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_6142, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a spine-chilling horror story about a family of four moving into a centuries-old mansion with a dark history, where they gradually uncover the terrifying secrets that lie within its walls, experiencing unexplainable paranormal activity, hearing blood-curdling screams at every hour, and encountering vengeful spirits that will stop at nothing to drive them out of the cursed estate. Make sure to incorporate elements of psychological horror, suspenseful plot twists, and vivid descriptions that will leave readers trembling with fear.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a spine-chilling horror story about a family of four... -> response_body

Response:
Sure! The hidden rooms in the mansion were shrouded in darkness and mystery, and the family's investigations took them deep into the bowels of the estate.

As they descended into the hidden passageways below the mansion, they found themselves in a labyrinth of winding staircases and shadowy corridors. And with each step they took, they could feel a growing sense of dread in the pit of their stomachs.

Finally, they stumbled upon one of the rooms. It was small and cramped, and had a miasma of decay and rot that hung heavy in the air. In the center of the room was an altar, made of a strange black stone, which seemed to pulse with an unnatural energy.

As they looked around, the family noticed strange symbols etched into the walls, and jars filled with unidentifiable substances littering the floor. And in the dim light that filtered in from a hidden crack in the ceiling, they could make out the remnants of something that looked very much like dried blood.

It didn't take long for the family to realize that this room was used for ritualistic practices. But the true horror was still to come.

In another hidden room, they found a collection of old books and scrolls that described gruesome rituals and sacrifices that had been performed in the mansion centuries ago. They featured vivid descriptions of human sacrifice, bloodletting, and other unspeakable acts.

And as they read on, they realized that the dark magic that had once been performed in these rooms had left a residue of evil that still lingered, and that had waited centuries to return.

It was only then that the family realized the true nature of the mansion - it was cursed, built on the bones of thousands of the innocent souls that had been sacrificed there over the centuries. And now, the spirits of those forgotten victims rose once more, seeking revenge for the atrocities that had been committed against them.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_6166, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 5-7 page short story in the style of science fiction about a person who wakes up in a world where the moon has disappeared. Include vivid descriptions of the new landscape, the effects on the tides and the planet's environment, and the psychological impact on the protagonist and other characters they encounter. Be sure to address how society has adapted to this sudden change and any efforts to retrieve or replace the missing moon. The story should have a clear beginning, middle, and end with a well-developed plot and character arc. Use a variety of sensory details and literary techniques to draw readers into the story and make it believable.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 5-7 page short story in the style of... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly. Here is a new version with more focus on the protagonist's personal experience:

The Disappearance of the Moon

I woke up one day to find that the moon had gone missing. At first, I thought it was a dream, but as I looked out my window to see an empty sky where the moon should have been, I knew it was real. The world had changed, and I had no idea what was going to happen next.

The first thing I noticed was the tide. Living on the coast, I had grown used to the ebb and flow of the ocean. But without the moon's gravitational pull, the tides were erratic and unpredictable. Boats were stranded on the sand, and sea creatures were left floundering in the shallows, gasping for air.

As the days passed, I saw the impact the disappearance of the moon had on the world around me. The atmosphere was destabilizing, and the climate was becoming more extreme. Storms raged, and temperatures swung wildly from one extreme to the other. The beauty I had once taken for granted was changing and I had no idea if the world would ever be the same again.

I tried to go about my life as usual, but every day seemed to bring new challenges that were insurmountable. The once-familiar sky was now foreign and unsettling, and the unpredictability of the world around me left me in a constant state of fear and anxiety. At night, I would stare up at the empty expanse of sky, searching for the moon and longing for a sense of stability.

It wasn't long before others around me began struggling with the same emotions. Friends and family members moved away, unable to cope with the changing world. But I stayed. I was determined to understand what had happened and, if possible, find a way to bring the moon back.

As I worked to understand the changes in the atmosphere, I met others who had been similarly affected. Together, we formed a small community, each of us bringing our own unique skills and knowledge to the table.

Over time, our community grew stronger. But even with our newfound sense of purpose, I still struggled with the emotional toll of the world's transformation. Every small victory brought a brief respite from the fear and anxiety that had become my constant companions. But with every setback, every new disaster, the weight of the world felt heavier and more suffocating.

It seemed as though there was no end in sight to the challenges and chaos, and at times I found myself questioning whether it was worth the effort to keep going. But even in my darkest moments, I couldn't turn away from the sense of responsibility that had taken hold of me.

Years passed, and our small community of survivors grew more resilient. We'd made progress, but nothing ever quite replicated the moon's effects, and the damage to the world had already been done.

It wasn't until the day we successfully tested a machine that could recreate the gravitational pull of the moon that I finally felt a sense of victory. As the moon reappeared in the sky above, I felt a weight lifted off my shoulders. The world was still changed, but perhaps there was hope for a more stable future.

Looking back on those tumultuous years, I realize how much I've changed since the moon disappeared from the sky. The fear and anxiety that once overwhelmed me no longer have quite the same grip. The world is still unpredictable, but I've learned to live with it. And as I look up at the moon, I still feel a sense of longing for the familiar sky of my childhood. But I'm also filled with a newfound sense of gratitude for the resilience of the human spirit and the small victories that keep us moving forward.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fictional story containing a protagonist that possesses the supernatural ability to manipulate sound waves and chronicle their experiences as they navigate this new world of enhanced hearing and vocal control. Describe how they discover their capabilities, develop their skills, and use them for good (or evil) purposes. Feel free to explore the psychological and physical toll of using this power, and infuse your writing with elements of adventure, suspense, and character development.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fictional story containing a protagonist that possesses the... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly, I'm glad you're enjoying the story! Here's some additional information about how Lily improved her powers and developed new techniques to control them more effectively:

As Lily continued to use her powers for good, she quickly realized that there was much to learn about her abilities. She began to experiment with different techniques and styles of using her powers, testing the limits of what she could do and exploring new ways of manipulating sound waves.

One technique she developed involved using different frequencies of sound to achieve different effects. For example, she discovered that certain frequencies could be used to amplify sound or silence it altogether, while others could be used for levitation or even to create illusions.

As Lily's understanding of her powers grew, she also began to learn more about the science behind them. She researched topics like acoustics, wavelength, and sound propagation and discovered ways to manipulate sound waves more effectively.

Another thing that helped Lily improve her powers was seeking out the advice of other experienced superhumans. She attended gatherings and conferences, where she met other individuals with supernatural abilities, and learned new tips and tricks for using her own powers. She especially learned a lot from those who had been using their abilities for years and had many more techniques and tricks already under their belt.

By combining her own experimentation with the advice of others, Lily was able to create a powerful tool belt of techniques to help her better control her powers. While she still had much to learn, she was becoming a true master of her abilities.

Of course, even with all the improvements she made to her powers, Lily was still very aware of the risk involved in using them. She remained careful and always made sure to assess the situation before acting, making sure that she was not putting herself or others in danger.

Despite the challenges that came with being a heroine with supernatural abilities, Lily felt confident that she could handle whatever came her way. She knew that with dedication and constant improvement, she could become an even more effective crime-fighter and make the world a safer place for all.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_6327, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a horror novel that explores the psychological ramifications of being stuck in a haunted mansion-like asylum that was once a facility for the criminally insane. The story must follow the perspective of a lead character who has voluntarily checked themselves in, and must now navigate the twisted hierarchy of inmates and staff members, while uncovering the gruesome secrets of the asylum's past. The tone should be suspenseful and immersive, with an emphasis on manipulation and mind games played out by the characters. Make the paranormal aspects of the location feel tangible and creepy, with ghosts, hallucinations and unexplainable occurrences enhancing the sense of terror.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a horror novel that explores the psychological ramifications of... -> response_body

Response:
Chapter One: The Abandoned Asylum

I stood alone in front of the towering asylum, the dilapidated structure looming over me like a nightmare. The façade had once been grand and imposing, but now it was weathered and rotting, as if nature had been trying to claim it back for years. The windows were broken or boarded up, and cobwebs covered the entrance. But despite its decrepit state, I could feel the power emanating from the building, like it was haunted by the ghosts of its past.

I had volunteered to check myself into this place, not because I wanted to, but because I needed to. You see, I had always struggled with mental health issues. My life was a constant battle between my own thoughts and feelings, and I was tired of living that way. I had been in and out of therapy for years, and while it helped to a certain extent, I felt like I needed something more drastic to help me escape my own personal hell. And what better way to do that than to immerse myself in a real-life horror story?

I took a deep breath and stepped inside.

Chapter Two: The Inmates

The first thing I noticed was the smell. It was musty and dank, with a tinge of mold and decay. I tried not to gag as I made my way down the long hallway, the sound of my footsteps echoing off the walls. I passed several rooms with boarded-up doors, wondering what horrors lay behind them.

As I made my way to the common area, I saw the first of the other inmates. They were milling around, some staring at the walls, while others whispered to themselves. They all looked like they had been in here for far too long, their hair unkempt, their skin pale.

I was immediately intimidated. What if they saw something in me that I couldn't see in myself? What if they were all secretly plotting against me?

But then I reminded myself why I was here. I had chosen this place, this experience, to break free from my own shackles. And if it meant facing the monsters in my head, then so be it.

As I began to interact more with the inmates, I realized that we were all in the same boat. We were all struggling with our own demons, and this place was our last resort. Some were more forthcoming than others, sharing their experiences and offering words of encouragement. Others kept to themselves, which made me wonder what secrets they were hiding.

Chapter Three: The Staff

I quickly learned that the staff at the asylum were just as unsettling as the inmates. They were all cold and distant, like they were hiding something. Some of them seemed to be carrying out experiments on the patients, using methods that were questionable at best.

I started to wonder if I had made a mistake by coming here. As the days went by, I found myself becoming more and more paranoid. Every sound in the night made my heart race. Every whisper from the other inmates made me wonder if they were talking about me.

But then I started to have visions. Ghostly apparitions would float across my vision, leaving me wondering if they were real or just a figment of my imagination. And when I tried to talk to the staff about it, they just shrugged and said it was a common side effect of being in the asylum.

I was stuck in a nightmare, and there was no escape.

Chapter Four: The Secrets

One day, while exploring the grounds, I stumbled upon an old file room. Inside, I found records of the asylum's previous patients, including some that had been deemed too dangerous for society. The file room became my refuge, as I delved deeper and deeper into the dark secrets of the place.

I soon discovered that the asylum had been built on the site of an old mansion, owned by a wealthy family who had met a gruesome end at the hands of one of their own. The mansion had been transformed into an asylum, but the ghosts of the murdered family refused to leave.

I also learned that the staff had been using the inmates as lab rats, testing experimental treatments on them that only made their conditions worse.

The more I uncovered, the more I realized that I had to get out of there, before I became just another victim.

Chapter Five: The Escape

With the help of one of the more lucid inmates, I hatched a plan to escape from the asylum. We knew it would be dangerous, but we had to try.

In the dead of night, we made our way through the dimly lit halls, avoiding the watchful gaze of the staff. We snuck out of the back door and ran, our hearts pounding as we heard shouts and alarms going off behind us.

We made it through the woods, and finally out into the open air. The feeling of freedom was exhilarating, but it was also tainted by the knowledge that we had left others behind, trapped in the nightmare we had escaped.

As I looked back at the asylum, now just a dark silhouette against the night sky

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a science fiction story in 1000 words or less about a person who discovers they have the ability to travel through different dimensions. Include at least three different dimensions and explain the rules of each one. Use descriptive language to bring the alternate dimensions to life and create a sense of wonder and exploration. Consider the emotional and psychological ramifications of traveling through different dimensions and how it affects the protagonist. End the story with a satisfying conclusion that wraps up the plot and leaves room for further exploration in future stories.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a science fiction story in 1000 words or less... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here's more information about the creatures the protagonist encountered in the sixth dimension:

The creatures in the sixth dimension were unlike anything the protagonist had ever seen before. Some had multiple limbs, others had tentacles or even wings. They all had sharp teeth, claws or stingers which seemed to signal their predatory nature. They moved in unnatural and unpredictable ways, some slithering, crawling or scurrying across the ground while others floated or flew through the gas-filled air.

Their behavior was just as unsettling as their appearance. Some of the creatures were incredibly aggressive, attacking whatever came near them without any provocation. Others seemed to be in a constant state of fear, cowering in corners or desperately trying to flee from any movement or noise.

There were also creatures that seemed passive or even friendly towards the protagonist, but these encounters were rare and the protagonist never let their guard down. Even the harmless-looking creatures could turn on them at any moment and become deadly.

In order to survive in the sixth dimension, the protagonist had to stay light on their feet and rely on their intuition and quick reflexes. They had to remain aware of their surroundings at all times, keeping a watchful eye out for any potential danger. It was a harrowing experience, but the knowledge that they could travel to other worlds was worth all the risks they had to take.

Even after their adventures through the sixth dimension, the protagonist never forgot the lessons they had learned. They carried the weight of those experiences with them, and used it to guide them as they journeyed through the unknown.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_6583, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Provide a comprehensive analysis of the ways in which outdoor therapy and ecotherapy offer psychological support and improve mental health for individuals experiencing mental illness, taking into consideration the physical, emotional, and environmental factors that contribute to the effectiveness of these therapies.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Provide a comprehensive analysis of the ways in which outdoor... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here are a few real-life stories of individuals who have benefited from outdoor therapy and ecotherapy:

1. John, 27, struggled with severe anxiety and panic attacks for years, which affected his ability to work and maintain relationships. He turned to nature-based therapy and began attending an ecotherapy group that included hiking, meditation, and nature-based art projects. John found that being in nature helped him feel more relaxed and peaceful, and the group setting provided him with a sense of community and support. Through ecotherapy, John has been able to develop coping techniques to manage his anxiety and regain control of his life. 2. Sarah, 35, experienced post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after surviving a natural disaster. She underwent traditional therapy, but found it difficult to open up about her experiences. She then turned to wilderness therapy and spent several weeks in the backcountry, hiking and camping with a group of individuals who had also experienced trauma. Sarah found that being in nature helped her feel more calm and present, and the physical challenges of the outdoor activities helped her build confidence and resilience. Through wilderness therapy, Sarah was able to work through her trauma in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. 3. David, 40, struggled with depression and alcohol addiction for years. He had tried a variety of therapies, but nothing seemed to help. He then enrolled in an outdoor therapy program that included backpacking, rock climbing, and group therapy sessions. David found that being in nature helped him feel more energized and motivated, and the group dynamic helped him build meaningful connections with others. Working through his challenges in a supportive, outdoor environment helped David make significant progress towards his recovery. These are just a few examples of how outdoor therapy and ecotherapy can benefit those experiencing mental illness. By providing a safe, supportive environment and incorporating nature-based activities, these therapies can help individuals develop the skills and strengths needed to address their challenges and improve their overall well-being.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_7133, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: How did the philosophy of natural law influence the American Revolution?. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: How did the philosophy of natural law influence the American... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, the philosophy of natural law has influenced many historical events and movements throughout history. Here are a few examples:

1. The Enlightenment: The philosophy of natural law played a significant role in the Enlightenment, a period of intellectual and cultural growth in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries. Enlightenment thinkers, such as John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, emphasized the importance of individual rights and the rule of law, which paved the way for many of the democratic principles that we see in modern Western societies today.

2. Civil Rights Movement: The philosophy of natural law also played a significant role in the Civil Rights Movement in the United States during the mid-20th century. Civil rights activists, such as Martin Luther King Jr., used natural law arguments to challenge the legitimacy of segregation laws and to demand equal treatment under the law.

3. Universal Human Rights: The philosophy of natural law has also been instrumental in the development of the concept of universal human rights. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which was adopted by the United Nations in 1948, is based on the idea that all human beings have certain inalienable rights that cannot be violated by governments or other individuals.

4. Environmentalism: In recent years, the philosophy of natural law has also played a significant role in the environmental movement. Natural law arguments have been used to argue that humans have a moral duty to protect the environment and to prevent environmental destruction.

Overall, the philosophy of natural law has had a profound impact on many historical events and movements, and it continues to shape our understanding of individual rights, governance, and morality today.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_7719, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a descriptive narrative about a protagonist who finds themselves trapped in a terrifyingly haunted carnival, highlighting their struggle to escape and the obstacles they encounter along the way. Be sure to incorporate vivid imagery and sensory details to build suspense and tension, and explore the psychological and emotional toll of the experience on the character. What demons from their past may resurface in this eerie atmosphere, and how will they ultimately overcome them to make it out of the carnival alive?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a descriptive narrative about a protagonist who finds themselves... -> response_body

Response:
Of course! Here are some additional details about the army of the undead that chased the protagonist:

The army of the undead was comprised of beings that looked like corpses brought back to life, their skin devoid of color and with visible bones poking out from underneath. As they walked, their limbs would creak and bend at odd angles, making them move in a jerky and unnatural way. Their eyes were empty sockets with no pupils or irises, making them appear to be blind to what was in front of them.

As the protagonist tried to run from them, the creatures would reach out and try to grab them with long, bony fingers. When their fingers brushed against the protagonist's skin, it felt like a cold, icy touch, making the protagonist feel like they had been touched by death itself.

The undead's rotting flesh was infested with worms, and as they chased the protagonist, the worms fell from their bodies, littering the path behind them. The stench of the putrid, rotting flesh was overpowering, making the protagonist feel incredibly nauseous.

When the undead spoke, it was in a low, guttural growl that was almost inaudible. It sounded like it came from deep inside their lifeless bodies, almost like a demonic possession, making the protagonist feel like they were ending up at the scene of some cursed ritual.

These undead beings seemed to be relentless in their pursuit of the protagonist, their ultimate goal unclear. With each step, their presence became more ominous, sending waves of fear up the protagonist's spine. Their horrifying appearance and unrelenting pursuit made them an implacable enemy and an ever-present fear even after they escaped the haunted carnival.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_7898, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 3-page report in APA format discussing the empirical evidence supporting the psychological and physical benefits of practicing gratitude every day. Use at least five peer-reviewed sources from the past five years and include an introduction, literature review, discussion of research findings, and conclusion. Your report should be written in a professional and academic tone.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 3-page report in APA format discussing the empirical... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here are some examples of gratitude exercises that can be practiced daily:

1. Gratitude journaling: Take a few minutes at the end of each day to reflect on things you are grateful for and write them down. This can include small things like a hot cup of coffee or a kind gesture from a friend, or bigger things like good health or a fulfilling job. 2. Gratitude letter: Write a letter expressing your gratitude to someone who has had a positive impact on your life. This can be someone from your past or present, a family member, friend, teacher or mentor. 3. Mindful gratitude practice: Take a few minutes to sit quietly and reflect on the things you are grateful for. Focus your attention on the present moment and try to feel the gratitude in your body. 4. Grateful thinking: Throughout the day, try to consciously notice the things you are grateful for. This might include simple things like a beautiful sunset or a delicious meal, or more significant things like a supportive partner or a meaningful accomplishment. 5. Gratitude meditation: Use a guided meditation app or video to practice gratitude meditation, which typically involves sitting quietly and focusing on feelings of gratitude. All of these exercises can be customized to suit your personal preferences and schedule. Practicing gratitude regularly can help to cultivate a more positive and hopeful outlook on life, improve relationships, and promote overall health and well-being.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write an essay of at least 1000 words on the proven benefits of a regular gratitude practice and provide concrete ways to incorporate daily gratitude exercises into your life. Use credible sources to support your claims and include personal anecdotes and examples to illustrate the impact of gratitude on your own experience. Incorporate both practical strategies for cultivating gratitude, such as keeping a gratitude journal or practicing mindfulness, as well as the psychological and interpersonal benefits of a mindset of thankfulness. Your writing should be engaging and accessible, with a clear thesis statement and strong organization.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write an essay of at least 1000 words on the... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! Expressing gratitude towards others in the workplace has been shown to have numerous benefits, both for the individual expressing gratitude and for the team as a whole.

Research has found that expressing gratitude towards colleagues can improve workplace relationships, increase team cohesion, and enhance overall job satisfaction. A study conducted by researchers at the University of Kentucky found that employees who received an expression of gratitude from their supervisor on a given day felt significantly more positive emotions and were more likely to express positive emotions towards others.

Additionally, expressing gratitude towards coworkers can lead to a more positive work environment by reducing stress and conflict. A study published in the Journal of Research in Personality found that individuals who expressed gratitude towards their partner were less likely to engage in aggressive behavior during conflict, indicating that gratitude can be a powerful tool for reducing tension and promoting healthy communication.

Moreover, expressing gratitude in the workplace can also lead to improved productivity and job performance. A study published in the Journal of Business and Psychology found that employees who received gratitude from their supervisor reported higher levels of job satisfaction and were more likely to engage in helpful behaviors towards their colleagues. This, in turn, can lead to a more collaborative and productive work environment.

So, how can you incorporate expressing gratitude towards coworkers into your daily work routine? Here are a few ideas:

1. Write a thank-you note: Take the time to write a handwritten note expressing your appreciation for a colleague's hard work or assistance on a project. This simple gesture can go a long way in improving workplace relationships.

2. Express gratitude verbally: Take a moment to express your gratitude verbally to a colleague, whether it's for their help on a project or simply for making your day a little brighter.

3. Share your success: If a colleague helped you achieve success on a project, be sure to give them credit and express your appreciation for their contributions.

4. Celebrate milestones: Take the time to recognize and celebrate milestones, both professional and personal, with your colleagues. This can help foster a sense of community and support within the workplace.

Overall, expressing gratitude towards colleagues can have many positive benefits in the workplace, from improving relationships and reducing conflict to enhancing productivity and job satisfaction. By incorporating small gestures of gratitude into your daily work routine, you can help create a more positive and fulfilling workplace environment.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fictional short story, written in the third person, about a person who suddenly discovers they have the power to control the weather. The story should include vivid descriptions of the weather changes they create and how the character navigates the consequences of their powers, both positive and negative. Additionally, explore the emotional and psychological journey of the character as they grapple with the responsibility and morality of their abilities. The story should be no longer than 2000 words and should have a clear beginning, middle, and end.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fictional short story, written in the third person,... -> response_body

Response:
Sure thing! Here's a revised version of the story that includes more details about how Taylor's powers affected the natural environment:

Taylor's newfound power over the weather came with a great responsibility, and as she learned to control her abilities, she became more mindful of their impact on the natural environment.

Initially, her efforts were focused on the local weather around her, using her powers to bring relief to people suffering through droughts and searing heatwaves. However, as her abilities grew stronger, she realized that she could have a much wider impact than just her small community.

Taylor traveled far and wide, making her way across continents, seeking out areas that were particularly affected by climate change. When she arrived somewhere, Taylor would spend days, weeks, or even months understanding the place, interacting with its people, and learning everything she could about the weather and ecosystem.

Over time, Taylor acquired a deep understanding of the natural environment, and as she honed her skills, she was able to tame the most ferocious storms and bring relief after the most devastating natural disasters. She became a force of nature, someone whose mere presence could calm the most turbulent of skies.

But it wasn't all sunshine and rainbows. With great power came great responsibility, and Taylor had to ensure she didn't upset the delicate balance of nature. For instance, she knew that the ecosystem was delicate and that her tampering with weather could have disastrous consequences on wildlife populations or even entire habitats. She understood that her power required a hyper level of responsibility that she must always adhere to, for the safety and well-being of every living thing on this earth.

With this in mind, Taylor used her powers with caution, working to create a more balanced natural environment while minimizing the damage caused by storms and other natural disasters. She ensured, as much as she could, that her interventions aided or saved lives, and that they harmonized with the natural world.

As the years went by, Taylor's power became legendary, a legend that spoke of a woman who had the power to shape the skies and had become one with the natural world. She continued to travel the world, and people everywhere would look up at the sky and smile, knowing that they were basking in the power of a young woman who had changed the world in ways they could barely comprehend.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Create a 20-minute podcast exploring the scientific evidence on the impact of positive thinking on mental and physical health, relationships, productivity, and success. Use personal anecdotes or interviews with experts in psychology, neuroscience, or self-help to support your points. Structure your podcast in a conversational style, incorporating music, sound effects, or humor to engage the audience. Offer practical tips for listeners to cultivate positive thoughts and attitudes in their daily lives.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Create a 20-minute podcast exploring the scientific evidence on the... -> response_body

Response:
Host: Of course! Let's start with some more practical tips to incorporate positive thinking into our daily lives. Here are three additional tips:

1. Positive affirmations - Saying positive statements out loud repeatedly can help train the brain to believe them. For example, "I am capable and worthy of success." or "I am grateful for all the blessings in my life." Find affirmations that resonate with you and repeat them regularly.

2. Surround yourself with positivity - Surround yourself with positive people and environments that encourage positive thinking. This could mean spending time with supportive friends, listening to uplifting music or podcasts, or reading inspiring books.

3. Focus on the present moment - Mindfulness exercises such as meditation or yoga can help to focus on the present moment and reduce negative thoughts. By staying in the present, we can avoid worrying about the future or dwelling on the past.

Now, onto the link between positive thinking and success. Studies have shown that individuals with a positive attitude are more likely to achieve success in various areas of their lives. This is because positivity fosters resilience, motivation and encourages us to see opportunities where others may see challenges. When we approach life with a positive mindset, we are more likely to persevere in the face of obstacles and maintain a growth mindset.

In terms of personal anecdotes, I can share one of my own experiences. A few years ago, I was going through a challenging time at work. I was struggling with imposter syndrome and felt like I wasn't good enough compared to my colleagues. However, through reading positive literature, practicing mindfulness, and surrounding myself with supportive people, I was able to transform my mindset. I began to focus on my strengths, set achievable goals for myself, and cultivate a positive attitude. This shift in my mindset helped me to build my confidence and improve my performance.

So, in conclusion, incorporating positive thinking into our daily lives is essential for our mental and physical health, relationships, productivity, and success. We hope today's tips and anecdotes have inspired you to practice positivity in your life. Thank you for listening, and we hope to see you soon for another episode of Positive Vibes!

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 120-page screenplay for a science fiction film with an emphasis on exploring the psychological impact of time travel. The story should involve a small team of astronauts who accidentally travel back in time to the year 1950, encountering unexpected consequences that challenge their understanding of time and the reality they thought they knew. The tone of the film should be introspective and haunting, with themes of isolation and the indelibility of the past. Incorporate a twist ending that reframes the entire story and leaves the viewer questioning the nature of the characters’ journey.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 120-page screenplay for a science fiction film with... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here's an updated version with more suspense and foreshadowing:

Title: Paradox

FADE IN:

EXT. SPACE. DAY.

The vast expanse of empty space fills the screen as the camera moves towards the small vessel floating out in the void.

INT. VESSEL. DAY.

We see the interior of the vessel cockpit, where four astronauts are sitting. They are all wearing spacesuits and helmet, looking focused and determined.

JOHN, the team leader, speaks into a microphone attached to his suit.

John: “This is Commander John Davies. We are a go for time jump.”

The team members nod in agreement.

John: “Remember, we jump back to 1950.”

LEO, the youngest astronaut, looks at John.

Leo: “But, Sir, we haven’t tested this time machine yet. Are you sure we should go ahead with this mission?”

John gives a reassuring smile.

John: “We have done everything we can. It’s time to put all our efforts to the test.”

The team members take a deep breath as John counts down.

John: “Three…two…one.”

Suddenly, the ship jumps through time.

INT. VESSEL. NIGHT.

The team regains consciousness to find themselves lying on the floor, disorientated. As they slowly get up and check their surroundings, they see that they’ve crash-landed in a small town in the year 1950.

The team is baffled and realize they may have broken the laws of physics by traveling through time.

As they begin to explore their surroundings, they meet a group of university students who are conducting research on extraterrestrial activities.

The team tries to blend in by disguising themselves as professors.

The students seem friendly and take the team under their wing.

As the team continues to navigate through their new reality, they discover that time is not as straightforward as they thought.

The team learns that everything they do can change history, and they must be careful not to alter the events of the past.

As they try their best to fit in, they soon realize that the possibility of them ever returning to their own time is slim.

Slowly, the team starts to face their inner demons, and this new world triggers a darker side of them.

The team faces feelings of isolation, homesickness, and various other mental states as they continue their journey.

Months pass, and they find themselves wanting to stay in this world.

Leo becomes especially close to one of the university students named JENNIFER, who seems to have a special interest in him.

Leo feels that something is not quite right with Jennifer, but he can't quite put his finger on it.

As their relationship starts to deepen, Leo begins to notice that she seems to have knowledge about the future that she shouldn't have.

He discovers that the university students they've been hanging out with are not who they seem.

In fact, they are actually agents from the future who have been sent to bring the astronauts back to their own time.

The team is shocked and doesn't know who to trust.

Finally, the team is transported back to the ship, and it seems that everything has changed.

The twist ending reveals that everything they experienced in the past was a hallucination brought on by the time jump.

In reality, their ship was destroyed during the time jump, and they never made it to 1950.

As the team tries to come to terms with this revelation, they are left to question their own sanity and whether they will ever be able to fully recover from the psychological trauma of time travel.

FADE OUT.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a post-apocalyptic story in a first-person narrative point of view about a group of survivors after a devastating event that left the world in ruins. Highlight the struggles, survival techniques, and psychological toll of living in a new world order where resources are scarce, and humanity is at its lowest. Your story should include a protagonist that leads a group of survivors, develop your characters, and show relationships between the group. Additionally, your story should have a unique twist that separates it from other post-apocalyptic stories.. Output: response, result.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a post-apocalyptic story in a first-person narrative point of... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly!

The discovered energy source had a significant impact on the day-to-day lives of Mark and his companions. It allowed them to do many things that they previously thought were impossible. Here's one example:

As temps started to drop during the colder months, the group faced the challenge of keeping warm. Without access to modern heating technology or fuel, the only options were to rely on makeshift fires or attempt to insulate their shelters with whatever they could find. This not only resulted in poor air quality from the smoke produced but also left them vulnerable to the elements.

However, once they discovered the energy source in the journal, they realized they could use it to power electric heaters to keep themselves warm. With electricity, they no longer had to rely on dangerous fires or endanger their own lives by attempting to insulate their shelters. Not only did this lead to a significant boost in morale, but it also allowed them to save precious resources needed elsewhere.

Another practical application was that they were able to power electric lighting, which provided a significant improvement in their day-to-day lives. Before, they had to rely solely on natural light, which significantly reduced the hours they could be productive. Now, they were able to light up their shelters and workspaces, extending their working hours and allowing them to be productive after the sun had set.

As they continued to experiment and learn more about the energy source, they found that it could even power electric tools such as saws, drills, and welding machines. This increased efficiency allowed them to work on larger construction projects, producing better quality shelters, and learning to grow their own food.

Overall, the practical applications of the energy source allowed them to live a more comfortable and productive life. Electricity was no longer just a convenience; it became a necessity that allowed them to thrive in the post-apocalyptic world.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Conduct an extensive study on the physical, emotional, and psychological consequences of sleep deprivation on the human body. Create a comprehensive report that covers various age groups and demographics, identifying the short-term and long-term effects of chronic sleeplessness. Use reputable sources and scientific evidence to support your findings and draw conclusions on the significance of getting adequate rest for maintaining overall health and wellbeing. Present your report in a clear and concise manner, highlighting the key points and major takeaways for the audience to understand.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Conduct an extensive study on the physical, emotional, and psychological... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, I'd be glad to provide more detailed information on how sleep deprivation affects the immune system and ways to boost it.

Effects of Sleep Deprivation on the Immune System

Sleep is essential for maintaining a healthy immune system. During sleep, the body produces cytokines, which play a critical role in fighting infections, inflammation, and stress. Chronic sleep deprivation can lead to a decrease in cytokine production, disrupting the immune system's ability to fight off infections and diseases. Sleep deprivation can also lead to an increase in inflammation, which can further weaken the immune system and increase the risk of diseases such as obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.

Ways to Boost the Immune System

Several lifestyle changes and practices can help boost the immune system, including:

1. Getting Adequate Sleep

Ensuring an adequate amount of sleep each night is vital for the body to produce sufficient cytokines to maintain a healthy immune system and protect against infections and diseases.

2. Eating a Balanced Diet

Consuming a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains provides the body with the necessary vitamins and minerals to support the immune system.

3. Exercising Regularly

Regular exercise has been found to boost the immune system by improving blood circulation, promoting the production of immune cells, and reducing inflammation.

4. Managing Stress

Stress can weaken the immune system, making individuals more susceptible to infections and diseases. Practicing stress-reducing techniques such as meditation, yoga, and deep breathing can help boost the immune system.

Scientific Evidence Supporting the Impact of Sleep Deprivation on the Immune System

Several studies have shown a significant link between sleep deprivation and weakened immune systems. A study published in Sleep Medicine Reviews found that sleep deprivation can lead to a reduction in the production of cytokines, compromising the body's ability to fight infections and diseases. Another study published in the Journal of Neuroimmunology found that sleep deprivation can lead to an increase in pro-inflammatory cytokines, leading to chronic inflammation, which can further weaken the immune system.

Conclusion

Maintaining a healthy immune system is crucial for overall health and well-being. Chronic sleep deprivation can weaken the immune system's ability to fight off infections and diseases, leading to various health complications. Incorporating healthy lifestyle choices such as getting adequate sleep, eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly, and managing stress can help boost the immune system and promote good health. The scientific evidence supports the findings that sleep deprivation has a significant impact on the immune system, highlighting the importance of prioritizing sleep for overall health and well-being.

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Prompt:
Instruction: What is the philosophy behind Amazon’s customer-centric approach, and how has it impacted their success?. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: What is the philosophy behind Amazon’s customer-centric approach, and how... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, Amazon's ability to make accurate product recommendations is one of the key pillars of its customer-centric approach. The company uses a variety of advanced algorithms and machine learning techniques to analyze customer data and behavior, and then uses this information to make personalized product recommendations to each customer.

These recommendations are based on a range of factors, including purchase history, browsing history, and search terms, as well as data from other customers who have similar preferences and behaviors. By analyzing this data, Amazon is able to anticipate and meet customer needs, often before the customer even knows what they want.

For customers, this personalized approach can be incredibly convenient and helpful, as it allows them to easily find products that match their tastes and preferences. For Amazon, this approach helps to create a more engaged and loyal customer base, which in turn drives sales and revenue.

Overall, Amazon's ability to use data and technology to deliver personalized recommendations is a key differentiator that has helped to cement the company's position as a leader in the e-commerce industry.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Produce a 30-minute podcast episode that highlights the psychological implications of burnout in the workplace, including depression and anxiety, and emphasizes the importance of taking regular breaks to prevent burnout. Provide examples of effective ways to incorporate breaks into daily routines and discuss strategies for approaching employers about the need for breaks. The tone should be informative and actionable, with a focus on practical tips and takeaways for listeners. Guests with expertise in the fields of psychology, mental health, and workplace productivity are encouraged to appear on the show. Presentation should be professional and engaging, using a mix of storytelling, research, and personal anecdotes to keep listeners engaged.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Produce a 30-minute podcast episode that highlights the psychological implications... -> response_body

Response:
Sure, here's a revised outline with the requested updates:

Introduction (5 minutes):
- Introduce topic of burnout and its impact on the workplace and economy
- Share statistics on burnout rates in the workforce and its effects on companies and the economy
- Explain how the episode will explore burnout from a psychological perspective
- Preview key takeaways and guests

Segment 1 (10 minutes):
- Guest expert in psychology/mental health discusses the psychological implications of burnout, including its link to depression and anxiety
- Discuss common signs of burnout and how it can affect productivity and overall wellbeing
- Share real-life examples or case studies of companies that have struggled with burnout in the workplace, and the subsequent effects on their employees and productivity

Segment 2 (10 minutes):
- Importance of taking regular breaks to prevent burnout
- Provide examples of effective ways to incorporate breaks into daily routines, e.g, Pomodoro Technique or mindful breathing exercises
- Discuss benefits of breaks, including enhanced creativity, improved focus, and stress reduction
- Share case studies of companies that have successfully incorporated regular breaks into their work routine, and the positive impact on employee wellbeing and productivity

Segment 3 (10 minutes):
- Strategies for approaching employers about the need for breaks
- Offer tips for framing the conversation in a way that would be most effective
- Discuss the importance of advocating for oneself to prevent burnout
- Share studies or statistics on the positive impact of employer-supported breaks on employee health and engagement

Conclusion (5 minutes):
- Recap key takeaways and practical tips for listeners
- Encourage listeners to prioritize self-care and breaks in their work routine
- Thank guests for their insights and expertise on the topic, and share final case studies or examples of companies that have made positive changes in their work routines to support employee wellbeing and prevent burnout.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Produce a comprehensive guide for individuals who want to establish a winning morning routine that includes actionable steps, tips for making a long-lasting routine, and insights into the psychological advantages of morning habits.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Produce a comprehensive guide for individuals who want to establish... -> response_body

Response:
Surely, here are some insights into the best foods to eat during a morning routine that can give the body an energy boost:

1. Fresh Fruits: Fresh fruits are an excellent way to get a quick energy boost in the morning. They are rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, which help to improve cognitive function and increase alertness. Some of the best fruits to incorporate into your morning routine include oranges, bananas, and berries.

2. Whole Grains: Whole grains are also an excellent source of energy as they contain complex carbohydrates that are slowly released into the bloodstream, providing a steady source of fuel throughout the day. Some of the best whole grains to incorporate into your morning routine include oatmeal, whole wheat toast, and quinoa.

3. Proteins: Protein is essential for building and repairing tissues, and it also helps to stabilize blood sugar levels, which can help to reduce cravings for sugary foods. Some of the best sources of protein to incorporate into your morning routine include eggs, Greek yogurt, and lean meat.

4. Nuts and Seeds: Nuts and seeds are packed with protein, healthy fats, and fiber, making them an excellent choice for an energy-packed breakfast. Some of the best nuts and seeds to incorporate into your morning routine include almonds, walnuts, chia seeds, and flax seeds.

5. Green Vegetables: Green vegetables such as spinach, kale, and broccoli are packed with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that help to boost energy levels and improve cognitive function. You can incorporate these greens into your morning routine by adding them to your smoothies, juices, or eating them as a side dish with your breakfast.

Incorporating these energy-boosting foods into your morning routine can help to keep you feeling energized and focused throughout the day. It's essential to start your day off with a nutritious breakfast as it provides the fuel your body needs to function at its best.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fast-paced thriller that follows the journey of a mother who must use all her wit and courage to break free from the clutches of a ruthless kidnapper and save her children before it's too late. Consider adding unexpected twists and turns, intense action scenes and a strong emotional arc that captures the high stakes involved. Aim for a gritty, suspenseful style that keeps readers on edge and engages them throughout the story. Don't forget to highlight the emotional turmoil and psychological pressures the protagonist faces as she navigates the dangerous terrain of the kidnapper's lair and risks everything to get her family back.. Output: response, measure.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fast-paced thriller that follows the journey of a... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly!

As Emily and her family drove away from the compound, she couldn't help but wonder why the kidnapper had chosen them. She knew her family wasn't wealthy enough to warrant such a high ransom, and the kidnapping had seemed personal in some way.

Days later, Emily received a call from the lead investigator on her case. He had uncovered some new information about the kidnapper's motives. It turned out that the kidnapper had been a former employee of Emily's husband, John. John had fired him for embezzlement, causing the kidnapper to lose his job and his livelihood.

The kidnapper had been seeking revenge, and John's family had been the perfect target. Emily shuddered at the thought of how close they had come to losing everything. She couldn't help but feel guilty for unknowingly putting her family in danger.

As the investigation continued, Emily learned more about the kidnapper's troubled past. He had been abused as a child and had struggled with addiction and mental health issues for most of his life. His obsession with revenge had consumed him, driving him to resort to desperate measures.

Emily couldn't help but feel a sense of empathy for him, even though she knew his actions had been unforgivable. She hoped that someday he would seek the help he needed, so that he wouldn't have to resort to such extreme measures to get his revenge.

In the end, Emily's family was lucky to escape with their lives. As they settled back into their regular routines, Emily couldn't help but reflect on how close they had come to losing everything. She made a vow to cherish every moment with her family and to never take their safety for granted again.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Using evocative language and sensory descriptions, describe a dream you had recently, taking care to include specific details such as colors, textures, sounds, and emotions. Feel free to explore any symbolism present in the dream and any psychological meaning it may hold. Additionally, consider the narrative structure of the dream, including any plot twists, recurring motifs, or transitions between different settings. Finally, reflect on any feelings or thoughts the dream may have left you with upon waking.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Using evocative language and sensory descriptions, describe a dream you... -> response_body

Response:
Yes, certainly! The rainbow-colored river in my dream was one of the most stunning sights I've ever seen. As I approached the clearing where the river flowed, I could see the sparkling water reflecting the sunlight and casting vibrant colors all around. The colors of the water itself were amazing- with a mix of vibrant pinks, blues, greens, and purples, almost like the colors of a rainbow had been poured into the river.

The river's surroundings were equally enchanting. Lush greenery and tall trees lined the banks on either side, and the river descended gently towards the horizon. The water was crystal-clear, allowing me to see the pebbles and rocks underneath, and the water sounded like it was singing gently as it made its way downstream.

Symbolically, the rainbow-colored river could represent a variety of things. Rainbows are often associated with good fortune, hope, and new beginnings, so the appearance of a rainbow-colored river could suggest a time of positivity and optimism. The fact that the river was crystal clear could represent truth and transparency- anything that was hiding under the surface was exposed by the clear water. Additionally, the mix of colors could indicate a sense of harmony and balance, as different colors come together and blend without losing their distinctiveness, much like how different people and ideas can come together to form a united front.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a suspenseful mystery story in the form of an epistolary novel about a wealthy businesswoman who receives anonymous threatening letters that progressively become more menacing and dangerous, uncovering clues and suspects along the way. Incorporate elements of psychological thriller, multiple perspectives, and red herrings to keep the reader guessing until the shocking reveal of the antagonist's true identity.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a suspenseful mystery story in the form of an... -> response_body

Response:
Dear Diary,

It's been a week since I last wrote, and my situation only seems to be getting worse. The letters have become increasingly specific and dangerous, leaving me in constant fear for my life and reputation. The private investigator uncovered more details about the suspects. My former business partner was struggling financially, and when our business relationship ended, he found himself in an even worse position. He held a grudge and felt that I had left him behind. The ex-employee, on the other hand, had a history of emotional instability and was known for erratic behaviour. She had held a deep resentment against me, and her dismissal may have triggered her to act out against me. It's hard not to feel like everyone is against me. Even the people who I once considered close to me now seem distant, leaving me to feel even more isolated and alone. My fear is palpable, making it difficult to concentrate on anything else. I can't sleep, and I jump every time the phone rings or there's a knock at the door. Even when I'm out of the house, I'm looking over my shoulder, checking to see if someone is following me. The worst part is the uncertainty; I don't know when this nightmare will end. I feel like I'm trapped, held captive by fear and uncertainty. I'm worried that my fear is affecting my work and personal life, as it consumes all my thoughts and actions. How can I be effective when I can't even focus on the task at hand? This whole experience has changed me. I'm more nervous and guarded than I ever was before. The thought of someone wanting to harm me is foreign, and it's taking time for me to wrap my head around it. I hope the private investigator finds something soon. I need this to end. Yours truly,

The Businesswoman.

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Prompt:
Instruction: Write a 90-minute script for a psychological thriller about a successful business executive who begins to suspect that they are being stalked by someone determined to ruin their life, using a slow-burn tension-building style that keeps the audience on the edge of their seat until the shocking final reveal about the stalker's true identity. The script should feature complex characters and intricate plot twists that challenge the audience's assumptions and leave them thinking long after the credits roll.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a 90-minute script for a psychological thriller about a... -> response_body

Response:
EXT. NEW YORK CITY - DAY

The Executive is walking down the bustling streets of New York City. She still feels uneasy, even though Karen has been arrested. Suddenly, she notices a strange man following her. He has a hooded sweatshirt on, and his face is obscured.

EXECUTIVE (V.O.)
Not again. This can't be happening.

She quickens her pace, glancing over her shoulder. The man is still there, getting closer.

EXECUTIVE (V.O.)
Who is this guy? Is it possible that Karen wasn't acting alone?

The Executive makes a sudden turn down a side street, but the man keeps following her. She ducks into a nearby store and takes a deep breath, trying to steady herself. She pulls out her phone and calls David.

DAVID (O.C.)
Hello?

EXECUTIVE
David, it's me. I'm being followed by someone else.

David's voice sounds concerned and determined.

DAVID (O.C.)
Don't worry, I'm on it. Be careful and stay where you are.

The Executive hangs up the call and looks around the store, trying to figure out her next move.

CUT TO:

INT. POLICE STATION - DAY

David is talking to his partner, DETECTIVE JONES.

DAVID
We need to look into who Karen was working with.

DETECTIVE JONES
Agreed. Maybe she was just a pawn in someone else's game.

David nods and starts searching through his files.

CUT TO:

INT. STORE - DAY

The Executive is still hiding in the store's back room. Suddenly, she hears someone coming. She freezes, trying to make herself small.

A man steps into the room, and the Executive recognizes him as one of her competitors.

EXECUTIVE
What are you doing here?

COMPETITOR
(chuckles) You think you're so smart, don't you? Always one step ahead of everyone else. But I'm going to show you what happens when you mess with the wrong people.

The man pulls out a gun and aims it at the Executive.

CUT TO:

INT. POLICE STATION - DAY

David and Detective Jones are poring over files and security footage.

DETECTIVE JONES
Wait, hold on. Look at this footage. It's not Karen, but it's someone wearing a hooded sweatshirt. They look like the person who was following the Executive.

David's eyes widen as he watches the footage.

DAVID
We need to find this person. Now.

CUT TO:

INT. STORE - DAY

The Executive is frozen in fear as the man with the gun continues to threaten her.

COMPETITOR
You thought you could steal my clients? Drive me out of business? You'll pay for that mistake.

Suddenly, the door bursts open, and David and several other officers rush in, guns drawn.

DAVID
Drop the gun!

COMPETITOR
(scoffs) You're too late. The game is up.

The competitor aims the gun at the Executive once more, but before he can pull the trigger, the police shoot him down. The Executive is safe.

CUT TO:

INT. POLICE STATION - DAY

The Executive is sitting in front of David.

DAVID
We took a closer look at the footage, and it turns out that Karen was working with this guy. They were both hired to take you down.

EXECUTIVE
(voice trembling) Who would do something like that? Why would anyone want to ruin my life?

David hesitates for a moment before answering.

DAVID
Business can be cutthroat. There are always people who are willing to do anything to get ahead.

The Executive nods, feeling sickened by the revelation.

CUT TO:

EXT. NEW YORK CITY - DAY

The Executive is walking down the street, her head down. She feels shaken by what has happened, but also grateful to be alive.

EXECUTIVE (V.O.)
I used to think that success was everything. But now, all I can think about is how fragile life can be. How easily it can be taken away. I don't know if I'll ever be the same.

As she rounds the corner, she runs into a man she recognizes as her ex-husband. He looks surprised to see her.

EXECUTIVE (CONT'D)
What are you doing here?

EX-HUSBAND
I came to see you. I heard what happened and I wanted to make sure you were okay.

The Executive looks at him for a moment, considering.

EXECUTIVE
(sighs) Come on. We have a lot to talk about.

They walk off together, unsure of what the future holds.

FADE OUT.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_0749, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: In a well-organized and thorough manner, describe and analyze the major theories of emotion such as the James-Lange theory, Cannon-Bard theory, and Schachter-Singer theory, and explain how these theories impact and are used in psychological research. Be sure to provide specific examples and supporting evidence to back up your analysis.. Output: response, result.

Exemples:
QUERY: In a well-organized and thorough manner, describe and analyze the... -> response_body

Response:
Sure! One classic study that used the Schachter-Singer theory to examine the impact of situational cues on emotional experiences is the "Two-factor theory of emotion" study conducted by Stanley Schachter and Jerome Singer in 1962. In this study, participants were injected with either epinephrine (physiological arousal) or a placebo and then placed in a room with either a euphoric or an angry confederate. The participants were then asked to rate their emotions. The results showed that participants who were injected with epinephrine but not given any situational cues did not report any strong emotions. However, those who were given situational cues in the form of the happy or angry confederates reported stronger emotions that were influenced by the situational cues. Another study that used the Schachter-Singer theory to examine the impact of cognitive processes on emotional experiences was conducted by Paul Ekman and Wallace Friesen in 1971. In this study, participants were shown a series of photographs of facial expressions and asked to rate their emotions. The results showed that participants rated their emotions differently depending on the cognitive context in which they viewed the photographs. For example, participants who viewed the photographs in a negative cognitive context (e.g., after being exposed to negative stimuli) rated the facial expressions as more negative than those who viewed the photographs in a positive cognitive context. These studies support the Schachter-Singer theory by highlighting the importance of cognitive processes in shaping emotional experiences. Both studies also suggest that situational cues and cognitive contexts can influence the interpretation of physiological arousal and shape emotional experiences.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_0920, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Develop a fast-paced and suspenseful thriller story where a group of diverse characters find themselves trapped in a haunted hotel with no way out. Incorporate elements of horror, mystery, and psychological suspense to keep the readers on edge. Use vivid descriptions to bring the hotel's haunted history and eerie atmosphere to life and create an immersive reading experience. Build tension and suspense through unexpected twists, turns, and confrontations with the hotel's supernatural forces. Finally, deliver a satisfying and thrilling climax that will leave the readers breathless.. Output: response, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Develop a fast-paced and suspenseful thriller story where a group... -> response_body

Response:
The five friends trapped in the haunted hotel came from vastly different backgrounds. There was Natalie, a successful businesswoman who rarely had time for relaxing vacations. Then there was Alex, an adrenaline junkie who loved pushing the limits and taking risks. Samantha, a shy artist who was only meant to be there for inspiration. Tyler, a jock who spent most of his free time playing sports. And finally, Adam, a quiet bookworm who spent most of his time reading horror novels and fairy tales.

As the night wore on, they began to share their life stories with one another, trying to distract themselves from the terror of their situation. Natalie spoke of the long hours she spent in the office and the high-pressure environment that came with her job. Alex talked about the death-defying stunts he had pulled over the years, much to their collective horror. Samantha revealed her deepest fears and anxieties, explaining how she used her art to cope with them. Tyler tried to put on a brave face and make jokes, but it was clear he was struggling to keep it together. And Adam, well, he had always been interested in the supernatural and kept his companions' spirits up with his quirky charm and wit.

As for the history of the hotel and the massacre that had taken place, the group discovered more clues as they explored the halls in search of a way out. They found old newspaper clippings, faded photographs, and even notes scrawled on the walls in blood. The more they learned, the more they realized just how twisted and dark the history of the hotel was.

The massacre had taken place over sixty years ago, and it was an event shrouded in mystery. The articles spoke of a family who had checked into the hotel for a weekend getaway, only to be brutally murdered in their sleep. The culprit was never caught, and the hotel remained open, but rumors persisted that the ghosts of the family still haunted the halls. The group pieced together a few more details as they went, but it was clear they were dealing with something far beyond their comprehension.

As the night wore on, the friends began to crack under the pressure. They became paranoid, lashing out at one another, blaming each other for the horrors they were experiencing. But as dawn broke, and they met their fate at the hands of the ghosts, they realized that the only way to survive was to work together, to trust one another, and to confront the demons of their past that had led them to this cursed hotel.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1452, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Create a 20-minute podcast episode discussing the effects of stress on the body, focusing on the physiological and psychological responses to stress, as well as practical tips for managing and reducing stress levels. Use a conversational tone and include real-world examples to engage listeners. Consider including expert insights or research findings to support your discussion. End the episode with a call-to-action encouraging listeners to implement at least one stress-management technique in their daily lives.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Create a 20-minute podcast episode discussing the effects of stress... -> response_body

Response:
Absolutely! There are various relaxation techniques that we can practice before bedtime to help us relax and fall asleep. Here are a few examples:

1. Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR): This technique involves tensing and then relaxing specific muscles in our body, working up from our toes to our head. By tensing and relaxing each muscle group, we can help release tension and create a feeling of relaxation in our body.

2. Deep Breathing: Deep breathing involves taking slow, deep breaths, filling our lungs and exhaling slowly. This technique helps slow down our heart rate and relax our body and mind.

3. Visualization: Visualization involves imagining a peaceful, calming scene in our mind, like a beach or a forest. This technique can help distract our mind from stressful thoughts and create a feeling of calmness in our body.

4. Mindfulness Meditation: Mindfulness meditation involves focusing our attention on the present moment, without judgment. By bringing our attention to our breath or our body sensations, we can help calm our mind and reduce stress.

Practicing these relaxation techniques before bedtime can help us relax and fall asleep faster. Additionally, many guided meditations and relaxation apps are available that can help guide us through these practices.

It's essential to find the technique that works best for you and incorporate it into your nightly routine to help signal to your body that it's time to relax and unwind.

Thank you for listening to our podcast, and we hope you found this information helpful!

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1600, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a suspenseful story in third-person limited POV, using literary devices such as foreshadowing and dramatic irony, about a middle-aged man who wakes up in a scorching hot and seemingly infinite desert landscape, with no memory of how he arrived there, and only a vague sense of identity. The story should contain elements of mystery, survival, danger, and psychological instability as the man struggles to navigate the harsh environment, find out what led him to this predicament, and ultimately escape or confront the forces that seem to be closing in on him. Use vivid sensory imagery and symbolic motifs to enhance the atmosphere of uncertainty and tension throughout the story.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a suspenseful story in third-person limited POV, using literary... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! Here's a revised version:

The man raced towards the distant horizon, his breathing ragged and his heart pounding. As he ran, he tried to shake off the lingering fear that the pursuit had awakened in him. He knew that he couldn't let them catch him again.

But as he ran, the question nagged at him - who were they? Why were they after him? He knew that it had something to do with his past, with the bank robbery that had gone wrong, but he couldn't remember anything else.

The man's thoughts were interrupted by the sound of an engine revving up behind him. He turned around and saw a dusty pickup truck bearing down on him, with a group of rough-looking men in the back.

They were shouting obscenities, brandishing weapons, and the man felt a shiver of fear run down his spine. He knew that he had to act fast. He dived to the ground and rolled to the side, firing his gun at the truck.

The truck swerved, and for a moment, the man thought that he had managed to escape. But then he heard more engines in the distance, the sound of more cars joining the pursuit.

The man ran towards a nearby ravine, hoping to find cover. He could feel the sand shifting beneath his feet, the heat of the desert sun beating down on him relentlessly.

As he reached the ravine, he saw the glint of metal from the shadows. He realized that it was an abandoned shack, a place where he could hide.

He burst into the shack, his heart racing and his hands shaking. As he turned around, he saw his pursuers closing in on him. They were a group of bounty hunters, hired by the bank to track down the robbers.

The man felt a wave of anger and betrayal wash over him. He had thought that he could trust his accomplices. He had thought that they had a plan. But apparently, he had been wrong.

The bounty hunters closed in on him, their guns drawn. The man knew that he had to fight back, to keep running. He refused to let his past defeat him.

With a fierce determination, he charged towards his attackers. He could hear bullets whizzing by him, could feel the pain of a wound in his side. But he kept fighting, kept pushing.

Finally, he managed to overpower his attackers. He stood there, panting and sweating, his gun still in his hand. He looked around him and saw the destruction he had caused. The shack was in ruins, the desert sand was stained with blood.

The man realized that he had come too far to back down now. He raced towards the horizon once more, knowing that there were more challenges ahead. But he was ready. He was determined to build a new life, free from the shackles of his past.

As he ran towards the setting sun, he felt a sense of freedom, of hope. The desert expanse stretched out before him, a reminder of the infinite possibilities that lay ahead.

He didn't know what the future held, but he knew that he would face it with courage and strength. He knew that he would never forget the lessons he had learned in the scorching desert. And for the first time in a long time, the man felt alive.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_1749, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a fictional short story of at least 1,500 words about a person who is stranded at sea and must struggle to survive with limited resources. The story should include vivid descriptions of the person's surroundings and emotions, as well as their efforts to find food, water, and shelter. The protagonist must face challenges such as dangerous ocean wildlife, extreme weather conditions, and the psychological toll of isolation. Additionally, the story should incorporate themes of perseverance and hope as the protagonist reflects on their past and dreams of being rescued. Use a third-person point of view and incorporate sensory details to create a vivid and immersive reading experience for the audience.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a fictional short story of at least 1,500 words... -> response_body

Response:
As the days turned into weeks and the weeks turned into months, Jake felt his mind gradually slipping away. He longed for human contact, a friendly face, a kind word. But there was no one there, only the endless sea and the creatures that lived beneath it.

At night, he would lie awake and think about his family. He wondered if they were worried, if they knew where he was, if they were even alive. The thought of never seeing them again was almost unbearable.

As the days went by, Jake's hunger became almost all-encompassing. It was a constant gnawing deep within him, a craving that he could not ignore. He knew that he was losing weight, that he was growing weaker by the day. But he refused to give up. He had to survive, he had to see his family again.

The loneliness was perhaps the worst of all. Jake had always thought of himself as a solitary person, but this was different. This was a kind of loneliness that he had never experienced before, a crushing weight that threatened to crush him on a daily basis. He longed for a human voice, a human touch, something to remind him that he was not the only person in the world.

But perhaps the worst part of it all was the fear. Fear of the unknown, fear of what lay ahead, fear of the creatures that swam around him. Fear of dying alone out here on this endless expanse of water. Sometimes the fear was so intense that Jake felt himself trembling, his heart racing in his chest.

But he refused to give up. He had to survive. He had to hold on to the promise of rescue, however small.

Days turned into weeks, and the weeks turned into months. Jake's beard grew wilder, his skin grew darker, and his eyes grew more intense. He spent his days fishing, collecting rainwater, and scanning the horizon for any sign of life.

And then, one day, he saw it. A ship, far off in the distance, coming toward him.

The hope that surged within him was almost overwhelming. He watched as the ship grew closer, a tiny dot on the horizon that gradually grew larger and larger. And then he heard the sound of a horn, and he knew that he had been found.

As he climbed aboard the rescue ship, tears streamed down his face. He had made it. Against all odds, he had survived.

For Jake, the journey had been one of the most difficult things he had ever experienced. But it had also taught him something. It had taught him about the strength that he possessed, the resilience that he had within him. It had taught him that even in the darkest of moments, there is always hope.

And as he gazed out at the sea once more, he knew that he would never forget what he had been through. The endless expanse of water would stay with him for the rest of his life, a reminder of his own inner strength and the power of perseverance.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_2220, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a horror story about a group of survivors in the zombie apocalypse, where their journey to a safe zone is fraught with scarring close calls and unexpected twists. Make sure the story is character-driven, with each survivor having a distinct personality and personal demons to overcome. Infuse the story with a sense of hopelessness and despair, and allow the zombies to be just as much of a psychological threat as they are a physical one. Incorporate gruesome and disturbing imagery, and use foreshadowing and visceral descriptions to keep the reader on edge. Lastly, make sure the ending is both satisfying and unexpected, leaving readers haunted long after they turn the last page.. Output: response, measure, ratio.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a horror story about a group of survivors in... -> response_body

Response:
Of course! Here are some additional terrifying moments that the survivors encountered on their journey:

As they traveled through a forest, James suddenly disappeared. After searching for him, they found him in the clutches of a zombie, covered with blood. It took all of their strength to free him, but they managed to pull him out alive despite his wounds.

While searching for food and supplies in an abandoned building, the group stumbled upon a hoard of zombies. They were trapped inside and had to fight their way out, with only a few bullets remaining in their weapons.

During a particularly tense night, as they settled down to sleep in a seemingly safe location, the group was suddenly ambushed by a group of scavengers, who stole their supplies and left them vulnerable to zombie attacks.

While on a supply run to a nearby city, they stumbled upon a group of survivors, who had turned to cannibalism to survive. They managed to escape, but not without witnessing the horror of their fellow human beings turning to such desperate measures.

In a particularly chilling moment, the survivors stumbled upon an abandoned hospital. As they explored the rundown building, they encountered a room full of mangled corpses, seemingly torn apart by something even more dangerous than the zombies.

These terrifying moments not only added to the sense of danger and desperation that the survivors felt but also helped convey the horror of the zombie apocalypse to the reader. By experiencing these moments alongside the characters, the reader becomes fully immersed in the story, feeling the same fear and vulnerability that the survivors feel.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_2239, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a narrative essay that explores the theme of forgiveness and its ability to repair strained relationships. In your essay, use personal anecdotes or recount fictional stories that demonstrate the transformative power of forgiveness. Consider incorporating literary devices such as foreshadowing, imagery, and symbolism to enhance your storytelling. Additionally, explore the psychological and emotional benefits of forgiveness, and how it can lead to personal growth and healing. Finally, offer insights into how forgiveness can be practiced in daily life and what qualities are needed to become a forgiving person.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a narrative essay that explores the theme of forgiveness... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly! There are numerous benefits to practicing forgiveness in personal relationships, and many of these benefits have been backed up by scientific research.

One significant benefit of forgiveness is improved mental health. Studies have shown that individuals who hold on to anger and resentment are more likely to develop symptoms of depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions. However, those who practice forgiveness are more likely to experience positive emotions such as empathy and compassion, which can lead to better mental health outcomes.

Forgiveness can also lead to improved physical health. Research has shown that individuals who practice forgiveness have lower levels of cortisol, a hormone associated with stress, than those who hold on to anger and resentment. Additionally, forgiveness can lead to lower blood pressure and a reduced risk of heart disease.

Forgiveness can also improve the quality of personal relationships. Research has shown that couples who are able to forgive each other are more likely to experience greater relationship satisfaction and intimacy. Forgiveness can also lead to better communication, as it encourages individuals to express their emotions in a non-judgmental manner.

An important benefit of forgiveness is personal growth and self-awareness. Practicing forgiveness requires individuals to confront their own emotions and take responsibility for their role in a conflict. This process can lead to greater self-awareness and improved relationships with others.

Overall, the benefits of forgiveness in personal relationships are numerous and wide-reaching. From improved mental and physical health to enhanced personal growth and relationship satisfaction, forgiveness offers a path to healing and transformation.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_2320, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)


Prompt:
Instruction: Write a psychological thriller in first-person point of view about a middle-aged woman who wakes up in a hospital with no memory of the past year following a traumatic event, and must navigate through a maze of lies, deceit, and danger to uncover the truth about her mysterious past, while also struggling to come to terms with her own identity, sanity, and morality. Use a nonlinear narrative structure to create suspense, and focus on themes such as memory, trauma, identity, perception, manipulation, betrayal, and redemption. Incorporate elements of mystery, horror, and drama, and make use of vivid sensory descriptions, symbolic imagery, and complex character relationships to immerse the reader in an unsettling and gripping story that challenges their own perceptions and assumptions.. Output: response.

Exemples:
QUERY: Write a psychological thriller in first-person point of view about... -> response_body

Response:
Certainly, I can add more details about the main character's struggle with her own identity and sanity.

As the main character tries to make sense of her memories and the reality of her life, she begins to experience a growing sense of paranoia and anxiety. She starts to question her own perceptions of the world around her, unsure of what is real and what is not. Even her own memories seem to shift and change, leaving her more confused and uncertain.

Her struggle with her identity is also linked to the trauma of the accident itself. As she tries to understand what happened to her and why, she begins to question who she really is, and what kind of person she has become. The main character is forced to confront the darker aspects of her own personality, as she struggles to come to terms with the truth of her past.

To cope with the trauma and her wavering sanity, the main character turns to therapy and medication. But as she uncovers more and more about the lies that have been told to her, her grip on reality becomes more tenuous. She becomes more and more paranoid, certain that everyone is out to get her.

In terms of suspenseful moments, there are several key scenes that help to keep the reader on edge. One moment might involve a confrontation with her husband or best friend, where the main character starts to suspect that they are not telling her the truth. Another moment could involve a flashback to the accident itself, where the main character is forced to relive the trauma of the event. Or there could be a scene where the main character starts to feel like she's being watched, unsure of who or what is following her.

These suspenseful moments help to ratchet up the tension, making it clear that the main character is always in danger, both physically and mentally. Each reveal leads to a new question, a new twist that keeps the reader engaged and invested in the story.

(Module: AEX_SCIE_2382, Domaine: GENERAL, Authority: 0.8)