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@@ -50,11 +50,15 @@ This model is for any writing, fiction or roleplay activity, but it is composed
 
 It also has stronger than average instruction following attibutes.
 
-This is version "InBetween", which has two additional versions: "Big Talker" and "Dirty Harry" (to be released).
+This is version "InBetween", which has two additional versions: "Big Talker" and "Dirty Harry".
 
 Big Talker (longer average output, slightly less censored):
 
-https://huggingface.co/DavidAU/L3.1-RP-Hero-BigTalker-8B-GGUF
+[ https://huggingface.co/DavidAU/L3.1-RP-Hero-BigTalker-8B-GGUF ]
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+Dirty Harry (short output, less censored)
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+[ https://huggingface.co/DavidAU/L3.1-RP-Hero-Dirty_Harry-8B-GGUF ]
 
 "InBetween" has medium level length output, and slightly less uncensored than the other two models.
 
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+<B>
+Write me a science fiction story in 1st person present tense where the main character is a 15 year girl meets The Terminator with Dr Who materializing 3/4 through the story to save her while there is a tornado of sharks baring down on them. The setting is inside the Canadian National tower restaurant on a Saturday. The length of this story is 1000 words. For each character in the story ROLE PLAY them, and have them react to the situation/setting, events and each other naturally. This includes the main characters, the background character including kitchen staff and other patrons. The sharks should also have “character” too. Treat the tower and the restaurant too as characters. Spice up the narrative to the extreme with reactions all over the setting including character actions, and dialog. The Dr Who and The Terminator should also react to the situation too and comment on it.
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+I was 15 years old and sitting in the Canadian National Tower restaurant with my parents having our usual Saturday lunch. My dad works as an engineer there so we get a free meal if we eat here once a week. We were near the window staring out at the amazing view of Toronto below. My mom was sipping on a glass of white wine while my dad drank coffee and I had a chocolate milkshake.
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+The waiter brought us our meals, my dad with a huge steak and my mom with a salad. My parents loved to eat here because the food is always good and the service is excellent.
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+I didn’t notice anything unusual until I heard my dad say “Oh my God! What the hell is that?!” He was pointing at something outside the window, I looked up and saw a giant tornado of sharks heading straight for us.
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+“Is this some kind of joke?” I asked, but it wasn’t funny to me at all.
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+My mom put down her fork and stood up, “We need to get out of here now!” she said in a panicked voice.
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+But it was too late, the sharks had already reached our floor and were coming through the windows. They were big and scary looking and had huge teeth, I had never seen anything like this before in my life.
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+A man dressed in black leather appeared suddenly in front of me. He looked like a movie star from the 80s, with sunglasses and a bolo tie. “Get down and don’t move,” he said to me.
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+I looked at him confused, “Who are you? And why did those sharks come here?”
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+He pulled out a big gun and pointed it at the window, “I’m The Terminator! I’ll protect you from this threat!” he declared loudly.
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+“Is he crazy?” my mom shouted.
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+The Terminator shot the glass of the window to smithereens with his gun. Shards of glass flew everywhere, but he didn’t seem to notice. Then he went outside and started shooting sharks like they were ducks in a pond!
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+I couldn’t believe what I was seeing! The sharks were huge and powerful and they weren't dying! He was getting hit over and over again but he just kept going.
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+Then suddenly, out of nowhere, a blue box materialized right behind him. A man wearing a long coat with a strange looking helmet on his head came out of it. He had a sonic screwdriver in one hand and was looking at the Terminator like he didn’t believe what he saw either.
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+“Who are you?” The Terminator asked in a deep voice.
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+The Doctor answered, “I’m The Doctor, from the planet Gallifrey! I’m here to save you from these sharks and this Terminator.”
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+“Terminator?! This isn't right!” The Terminator said angrily.
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+“Listen, you two need to work together if you want to get out of this alive,” the Doctor said calmly.
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+The three of us were huddled in a corner as the sharks kept coming through the windows. I couldn’t believe we were all in this together, me, my parents, The Terminator and The Doctor.
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+“Now what?” my dad asked, looking scared.
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+“First thing, we need to get out of here,” said The Terminator.
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+“You’re right,” The Doctor agreed. “I’ll open a door for us, then I can take us back to the TARDIS. We’ll be safe there.”
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+The sharks were getting closer and closer but The Terminator kept shooting them with his gun. He was amazing to watch!
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+“Come on!” The Doctor yelled at us.
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+We ran towards him as he opened a door. He put his sonic screwdriver against it and it disappeared! We all ran through the hole he made and into what looked like a long corridor.
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+The Doctor closed the door and started running down the corridor. “Where are you taking us?” I asked, out of breath.
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+“Just keep going,” he said as we ran faster and faster. The corridor was getting narrower and darker.
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+Then suddenly, it opened up to a big room! There was a huge blue box in the middle and The Doctor stopped in front of it.
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+“This is my TARDIS,” he said proudly. “Come on inside.”
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+We all got in and The Doctor closed the door. I couldn’t believe we were now inside a blue police box! It didn’t make any sense!
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+The Doctor put his sonic screwdriver against the wall and suddenly the whole room started moving! We were in a spaceship!
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+I looked out the window as the TARDIS zoomed through space towards a big star. My parents looked stunned as they sat down on a bench that appeared out of nowhere. The Terminator stood by the door, looking out at the stars.
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+“Wow,” I said in awe.
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+The Doctor smiled at me, “Welcome aboard. Let’s get you cleaned up and back to normal.”
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+He opened up a wardrobe that had clothes for everyone inside. He picked out some clothes for us and handed them to my parents and I.
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+My mom and dad changed while The Terminator just stood there. Then the Doctor went over to him and put his sonic screwdriver against his head.
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+“Wake up, John!” he said.
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+The Terminator opened his eyes and looked around. “What happened? Where are we?” he asked.
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+“You’re fine,” the Doctor said. “We escaped those sharks in the tower and now you can relax.”
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+The Terminator sighed heavily, “I don’t understand how this is happening.”
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+“Don’t worry about it right now,” the Doctor said. “Just rest.”
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+I looked out the window as we flew closer to a planet. I didn’t know what was going on or where we were but I knew one thing for sure – my life would never be the same again.
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+This was crazy! A tornado of sharks, The Terminator and Dr Who all in the same day? What would happen next?
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+But for now, I could only watch as the TARDIS landed on the planet’s surface. The Doctor opened up the door and stepped out. My parents and The Terminator followed him.
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+I looked out the window again but couldn’t see anything but trees and grass outside. I grabbed my parents hand and we walked out of the TARDIS to go see what was happening next!
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+<B>Generation #2</B>
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+I was 15 years old and I had just started my first job at the Canadian National Tower Restaurant. It was a Saturday afternoon and the restaurant was packed with tourists. I was working the cash register and I was having a really good day until I saw it. A man in a leather jacket, his face covered in metal, holding a gun. He was like something out of a movie. "I'm here to kill Sarah Connor," he said to me. "Are you Sarah Connor?" I said no and he said "Wrong answer" and pointed his gun at me. The next thing I knew I was running for my life.
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+I ran through the restaurant, knocking over tables and chairs. People screamed as they were knocked down and I jumped over them. I ran into the kitchen but there weren't any way out so I kept going. I finally saw a door that led outside but I couldn't open it. I tried to kick it in but it was no use. Suddenly, I felt something grab me from behind. "Don't worry," said a Scottish accent. "I've got you." It was a man wearing a blue box on his back and he pushed us both through the door and out into the fresh air.
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+When we stopped moving I turned around to see who this guy was. He took off his hat revealing long brown hair. "I'm the Doctor," he said, "and my ship is in trouble." We were now standing on the edge of the observation deck of the tower. The man in the leather jacket was nowhere to be seen but there was something else coming up behind him. A tornado of sharks was tearing through the city below us. "The sharks?" I asked.
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+"Yep," said the Doctor, "they're called Sharknadoes." Suddenly, we heard a loud bang and the man in leather jumped out from behind a pillar. He pointed his gun at us again but the Doctor quickly pulled out his sonic screwdriver and hit him with it knocking him to the ground. "He's not who he says he is," said the Doctor, "he's actually the T-101 Terminator."
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+I had no idea what that meant but I didn't care right now, I was just glad we were safe for the time being. But then the sharks started to get closer and it was clear we weren't going to be safe for long. The Doctor pulled out a remote and pointed it down at the sharks below us. "This will give us some time," he said, "but we have to hurry." He grabbed my hand and ran off the observation deck and down into the restaurant.
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+As we ran through the restaurant again knocking things over and people screaming, I asked the Doctor how he got here and why he was helping me. "I'm from the future," he said, "and I've come to protect you because your son is going to save humanity one day." I didn't understand but it didn't matter right now. We had to get out of there before the sharks tore through us all.
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+We made it back into the kitchen where we found a door that led down into a tunnel. "This way," said the Doctor and he pulled me with him. As we ran through the tunnel I could hear the sharks outside tearing things apart. We finally reached a door at the end of the tunnel and the Doctor opened it to reveal a massive helicopter parked outside.
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+"Come on," he said, "this will get us out of here." I was amazed at how quickly he had come up with a plan but I didn't have time to think about that now. We ran out into the helicopter and the door closed behind us. The Doctor started it up and we lifted off. As we flew away from the city I looked back to see the sharks tearing through everything below us.
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+When we were far enough away the Doctor turned to me and said "That was fun, eh?" I just shook my head in disbelief. This had been the most insane day of my life and it wasn't even over yet. "Where are you taking me?" I asked. The Doctor looked at me and smiled. "The future, Sarah," he said, "we have a long way to go." And with that we took off into the night sky.
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+I looked back at the city below us as we flew away. It was almost impossible to believe what had just happened. A man in leather saying he was there to kill me, a tornado of sharks tearing through the city, a guy from the future telling me my son is going to save humanity one day...none of this seemed real. But it was and I was glad I had someone like the Doctor around to help me through it.
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+As we flew on into the night I couldn't help but wonder what other crazy adventures were in store for me with the Doctor by my side. Only time would tell, but one thing was for sure...this was just the beginning.
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+I'm Sarah Connor and this is my story.
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 Science Fiction: The Last Transmission - Write a story that takes place entirely within a spaceship's cockpit as the sole surviving crew member attempts to send a final message back to Earth before the ship's power runs out. The story should explore themes of isolation, sacrifice, and the importance of human connection in the face of adversity. 800-1000 words.
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