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app.py

@@ -370,8 +370,8 @@ def show_elements_json_input(json_input):
         updated_data["masterlocation1"]["end"] = masterlocation1["end"]
         return json.dumps(updated_data, indent=2) #json.dumps(updated_data, default=lambda o: o.__dict__, indent=2)
     
-    update_button = gr.Button("Update JSON")
-    json_output = gr.Textbox(label="Updated JSON", lines=10)
+    update_button = gr.Button("Update JSON - Still need to copy to correct textbox to load")
+    json_output = gr.Textbox(label="Updated JSON - Still need to copy to correct textbox to load", lines=10)
     #json_output = gr.Code(label="Updated JSON", lines=10) #Locks whole UI so use textbox
 
     update_button.click(update_json, inputs=outputs, outputs=json_output)
@@ -732,7 +732,7 @@ def save_file(file):
         shutil.copy2(file.name, dest_path)
 
         # Return success message and updated FileExplorer
-        return f"File saved as {new_filename} in {SAVE_DIR}", gr.update(value=SAVE_DIR), gr.update(value=None)
+        return f"File saved as {SAVE_DIR}{new_filename}", gr.update(value=SAVE_DIR), gr.update(value=None)
     except Exception as e:
         return f"Error saving file: {str(e)}", gr.update(value=SAVE_DIR), gr.update()
 
@@ -783,20 +783,27 @@ with gr.Blocks() as demo:
     with gr.Accordion("Config and Asset Assistance - Click to open", open=False):
         gr.HTML("Jonas Tyroller - This problem changes your perspective on game dev - minimise the cost of exploration so you can explore more (17:00) | dont make the same game again but worse (:) <br>https://youtu.be/o5K0uqhxgsE")
         with gr.Accordion("Leaveraging Huggingface chat"):
-            gr.HTML("https://huggingface.co/chat -  Huggingface chat supports - Image Generation and editing, Websearch, Document parsing (PDF?), Assistants and larger models than zero gpu can support in July 2024 (Unquantised 30B and above)")
+            gr.HTML("https://huggingface.co/chat -  Huggingface chat supports - State Management (Threads), Image Generation and editing, Websearch, Document parsing (PDF?), Assistants and larger models than zero gpu can support in July 2024 (Unquantised 30B and above)")
             gr.HTML("Existing Assistants to use and planning custom assistants placeholder")
         with gr.Accordion("Main problem to solve - Concept combination / integration and non-linear progression planning"):
-            gr.Markdown("## Prompts to be made from the ideas for workflow")
+            gr.HTML("The story and the gameplay dont have to occur at the same time - eg. ")
+            gr.Markdown("## Prompts / Mermaid diagrams to be made from the ideas for workflow")
             with gr.Tab("Using Time as a proxy for all conepts?"):
+                gr.HTML("A timeline is the most important part of the story - once that is set you can do anything?")
                 with gr.Row():
-                    gr.HTML("A timeline is the most important part of the story - once that is set you can do anything?")
-                    gr.HTML("")
-            with gr.Tabs("Concept Bashing? Ideas"):
+                    gr.Textbox(TimeRelatedMermaidStoryAttempttoRefinefrom[0], lines=30)
+                    gr.Textbox(TimeRelatedMermaidStoryAttempttoRefinefrom[1], lines=30)
+                    gr.Textbox(TimeRelatedMermaidStoryAttempttoRefinefrom[2], lines=30)
+                    gr.Textbox(TimeRelatedMermaidStoryAttempttoRefinefrom[3], lines=30)
+                    gr.Textbox(TimeRelatedMermaidStoryAttempttoRefinefrom[4], lines=30)
+                    
+            with gr.Tab("Concept Bashing? Ideas"):
                 with gr.Row():
                     gr.Textbox(TimeRelatedConceptsForIdeaGeneration, lines=30)
-                    gr.Textbox(Adjectivebasedcombinationideatextsv2, lines=30)
                     gr.Textbox(Nonlinearprogressionideas, lines=30)
+                    gr.Textbox(Adjectivebasedcombinationideatextsv2, lines=30)
                     gr.Textbox(Adjectivebasedcombinationideatexts, lines=30)
+                gr.HTML("Media Critiques (eg. Youtube Rants) as Prompts to whole games as interactive explanation")
             with gr.Tab("Mermaid Diagrams"):
                 with gr.Accordion("Mermaid Structures - click to open", open=False):
                     for key, item in examplemermaidconceptblendingstrutures.items():
@@ -1213,7 +1220,7 @@ Creating more diverse paths through the game""")
                     with gr.Row():
                         gr.HTML("Licenses for the spaces still to be evaluated - June 2024 <br> Users to follow with cool spaces - <br>https://huggingface.co/osanseviero - https://huggingface.co/spaces/osanseviero/TheMLGame <br>https://huggingface.co/jbilcke-hf <br>https://huggingface.co/dylanebert <br>https://huggingface.co/fffiloni <br>https://huggingface.co/artificialguybr <br>https://huggingface.co/radames <br>https://huggingface.co/multimodalart, ")
                         gr.HTML("Some Youtube Channels to keep up with updates <br><br>https://www.youtube.com/@lev-selector <br>https://www.youtube.com/@fahdmirza/videos")
-                        gr.HTML("Social media that shows possiblities <br><br>https://www.reddit.com/r/aivideo/ https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/ https://www.reddit.com/r/midjourney/ https://x.com/blizaine https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1ead7vp/not_sure_if_this_is_the_right_place_to_post_but_i/")
+                        gr.HTML("Social media that shows possiblities <br><br>https://www.reddit.com/r/aivideo/ https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/ https://www.reddit.com/r/midjourney/ https://x.com/blizaine https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1ead7vp/not_sure_if_this_is_the_right_place_to_post_but_i/ https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1ebpra6/the_big_reveal_book_trailer_made_with_runway_gen3/ https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1e3aboz/folks_with_one_24gb_gpu_you_can_use_an_llm_sdxl/")
                 gr.HTML("Currently - need to create then save to pc then reupload to use here in test tab")
                 gr.HTML("Whole game engine in a space? - https://huggingface.co/spaces/thomwolf/test_godot_editor <br><br> https://huggingface.co/godot-demo https://huggingface.co/spaces/thomwolf/test_godot")
                 with gr.Tab("Text-based"):
@@ -1224,7 +1231,7 @@ Creating more diverse paths through the game""")
                                                             "--Multiple Models--", "https://labs.perplexity.ai/", "https://chat.lmsys.org", "https://sdk.vercel.ai/docs", "https://cyzgab-catch-me-if-you-can.hf.space",
                                                             "--70B and above--", "https://qwen-qwen-max-0428.hf.space", "https://cohereforai-c4ai-command-r-plus.hf.space", "https://qwen-qwen1-5-110b-chat-demo.hf.space", "https://snowflake-snowflake-arctic-st-demo.hf.space", "https://databricks-dbrx-instruct.hf.space", "https://qwen-qwen1-5-72b-chat.hf.space",
                                                             "--20B and above--", "https://gokaygokay-gemma-2-llamacpp.hf.space", "https://01-ai-yi-34b-chat.hf.space", "https://cohereforai-c4ai-command-r-v01.hf.space", "https://ehristoforu-mixtral-46-7b-chat.hf.space", "https://mosaicml-mpt-30b-chat.hf.space",
-                                                            "--7B and above--", "https://vilarin-mistral-nemo.hf.space", "https://ysharma-chat-with-meta-llama3-8b.hf.space", "https://qwen-qwen1-5-moe-a2-7b-chat-demo.hf.space", "https://deepseek-ai-deepseek-coder-7b-instruct.hf.space", "https://osanseviero-mistral-super-fast.hf.space", "https://artificialguybr-qwen-14b-chat-demo.hf.space", "https://huggingface-projects-llama-2-7b-chat.hf.space",
+                                                            "--7B and above--", "https://vilarin-mistral-nemo.hf.space", "https://vilarin-llama-3-1-8b-instruct.hf.space", "https://ysharma-chat-with-meta-llama3-8b.hf.space", "https://qwen-qwen1-5-moe-a2-7b-chat-demo.hf.space", "https://deepseek-ai-deepseek-coder-7b-instruct.hf.space", "https://osanseviero-mistral-super-fast.hf.space", "https://artificialguybr-qwen-14b-chat-demo.hf.space", "https://huggingface-projects-llama-2-7b-chat.hf.space",
                                                             "--1B and above--", "https://huggingface.co/spaces/eswardivi/Phi-3-mini-128k-instruct", "https://eswardivi-phi-3-mini-4k-instruct.hf.space", "https://stabilityai-stablelm-2-1-6b-zephyr.hf.space",
                                                             "--under 1B--", "unorganised", "https://ysharma-zephyr-playground.hf.space", "https://huggingfaceh4-zephyr-chat.hf.space",  "https://ysharma-explore-llamav2-with-tgi.hf.space",  "https://huggingfaceh4-falcon-chat.hf.space", "https://uwnlp-guanaco-playground-tgi.hf.space", "https://stabilityai-stablelm-tuned-alpha-chat.hf.space", "https://mosaicml-mpt-7b-storywriter.hf.space", "https://huggingfaceh4-starchat-playground.hf.space", "https://bigcode-bigcode-playground.hf.space", "https://mosaicml-mpt-7b-chat.hf.space", "https://huggingchat-chat-ui.hf.space", "https://togethercomputer-openchatkit.hf.space"], label="Choose/Cancel type any .hf.space link here (can also type a link)'", allow_custom_value=True)
                             chatspacebtn = gr.Button("Use the chosen URL to load interface with a chat model. For sdk.vercel click the chat button on the top left. For lymsys / chat arena copy the link and use a new tab")
@@ -1248,7 +1255,7 @@ Creating more diverse paths through the game""")
                         with gr.Row():
                             linktomediaunderstandingspace = gr.Dropdown(choices=[ "--Weak Audio Understanding = Audio to text, Weak Video Understanding = Video to Image to Image Understanding", "https://skalskip-florence-2-video.hf.space", "https://kingnish-opengpt-4o.hf.space",
                                                                                     "--Video Understanding--", "https://ivgsz-flash-vstream-demo.hf.space",
-                                                                                    "--Image Understanding--", "https://gokaygokay-florence-2.hf.space", "https://qnguyen3-nanollava.hf.space", "https://skalskip-better-florence-2.hf.space", "https://merve-llava-interleave.hf.space", 
+                                                                                    "--Image Understanding--", "https://gokaygokay-florence-2.hf.space", "https://vilarin-vl-chatbox.hf.space", "https://qnguyen3-nanollava.hf.space", "https://skalskip-better-florence-2.hf.space", "https://merve-llava-interleave.hf.space", 
                                                                                     "--Img-to-img Understanding--", "https://merve-draw-to-search-art.hf.space", 
                                                                                     "--Image Understanding without conversation--", "https://epfl-vilab-4m.hf.space", "https://epfl-vilab-multimae.hf.space", "https://gokaygokay-sd3-long-captioner.hf.space" ],
                                                             label="Choose/Cancel type any .hf.space link here (can also type a link)'", allow_custom_value=True)
@@ -1269,7 +1276,7 @@ Creating more diverse paths through the game""")
                                                                     "--Speed--", "https://radames-real-time-text-to-image-sdxl-lightning.hf.space", "https://ap123-sdxl-lightning.hf.space",
                                                                     "--LORA Support--", "https://artificialguybr-artificialguybr-demo-lora.hf.space", "https://artificialguybr-studio-ghibli-lora-sdxl.hf.space", "https://artificialguybr-pixel-art-generator.hf.space", "https://fffiloni-sdxl-control-loras.hf.space", "https://ehristoforu-dalle-3-xl-lora-v2.hf.space",
                                                                     "--Image to Image--", "https://gokaygokay-kolorsplusplus.hf.space", "https://lllyasviel-ic-light.hf.space", "https://gparmar-img2img-turbo-sketch.hf.space",
-                                                                    "--Upscaler--", "",
+                                                                    "--Upscaler--", "https://gokaygokay-tile-upscaler.hf.space",
                                                                     "--Control of Pose--", "https://instantx-instantid.hf.space", "https://modelscope-transferanything.hf.space", "https://okaris-omni-zero.hf.space"
                                                                     "--Control of Shapes--", "https://linoyts-scribble-sdxl-flash.hf.space",
                                                                     "--Control of Text--", ""
@@ -1359,7 +1366,7 @@ Creating more diverse paths through the game""")
                     gr.HTML("Placeholder for models small enough to run on cpu here in this space that can assist")
 
             with gr.Tab("3rd Party - Asset Generation"):
-                gr.HTML("Video - ")
+                gr.HTML("Audio - https://www.udio.com/home")
                 gr.HTML("Video - https://klingai.com/")
 
             with gr.Tab("Basic Game Engine Mechanics"):

relatively_constant_variables.py

@@ -1252,19 +1252,115 @@ list_names = [
 #-------------------------#-------------------------#-------------------------#------------------------- 
 
 mermaidstorystructures =  {
-  "Parallel Storylines Progression": 
-    """graph TD
-    A[Start] --> B[Character 1 Introduction]
-    A --> C[Character 2 Introduction]
-    B --> D[Character 1 Event 1]
-    C --> E[Character 2 Event 1]
-    D --> F[Character 1 Event 2]
-    E --> G[Character 2 Event 2]
-    F --> H[Characters Meet]
-    G --> H
-    H --> I[Climax]
-    I --> J[Resolution]
-    """,
+    "Hidden Progression 1":
+        """graph TD
+        subgraph "Actual Timeline"
+            A1[Location 1 - First Visit]
+            A2[Location 2 - First Visit]
+            A3[Location 3 - First Visit]
+            A4[Location 4 - First Visit]
+            A1 --> A2 --> A3 --> A4
+        end
+        subgraph "Narrative Timeline"
+            N1[Location 2 - Story Event 1]
+            N2[Location 4 - Story Event 2]
+            N3[Location 1 - Story Event 3]
+            N4[Location 3 - Story Event 4]
+            N1 --> N2 --> N3 --> N4
+        end
+        subgraph "Hidden Timeline"
+            H1[Hidden Event 1]
+            H2[Hidden Event 2]
+            H3[Hidden Event 3]
+            H4[Hidden Event 4]
+        end
+        A1 -.-> N3
+        A2 -.-> N1
+        A3 -.-> N4
+        A4 -.-> N2
+        H1 -.- A1
+        H1 -.- A2
+        H1 -.- A3
+        H1 -.- A4
+        H2 -.- A1
+        H2 -.- A2
+        H2 -.- A3
+        H2 -.- A4
+        H3 -.- A1
+        H3 -.- A2
+        H3 -.- A3
+        H3 -.- A4
+        H4 -.- A1
+        H4 -.- A2
+        H4 -.- A3
+        H4 -.- A4""",
+    
+    "Hidden Progression 2":
+        """graph LR
+        subgraph "Actual Timeline"
+            A1[Location 1 - First Visit]
+            A2[Location 2 - First Visit]
+            A3[Location 3 - First Visit]
+            A4[Location 4 - First Visit]
+            A1 --> A2 --> A3 --> A4
+        end
+        subgraph "Narrative Timeline"
+            N1[Location 2 - Story Event 1]
+            N2[Location 4 - Story Event 2]
+            N3[Location 1 - Story Event 3]
+            N4[Location 3 - Story Event 4]
+            N1 --> N2 --> N3 --> N4
+        end
+        subgraph "Hidden Timeline"
+            H1[Hidden Event 1]
+            H2[Hidden Event 2]
+            H3[Hidden Event 3]
+            H4[Hidden Event 4]
+            H1 --> H2 --> H3 --> H4
+        end
+        A1 -.-> N3
+        A2 -.-> N1
+        A3 -.-> N4
+        A4 -.-> N2
+        H1 -.- N1
+        H2 -.- N2
+        H3 -.- N3
+        H4 -.- N4""",
+
+    "Hidden Progression 3":
+        """graph LR
+        subgraph "Actual Timeline"
+            A1[Location 1 - First Visit]
+            A2[Location 2 - First Visit]
+            A3[Location 3 - First Visit]
+            A4[Location 4 - First Visit]
+            A1 --> A2 --> A3 --> A4
+        end
+        subgraph "Narrative Timeline"
+            N1[Location 2 - Story Event 1]
+            N2[Location 4 - Story Event 2]
+            N3[Location 1 - Story Event 3]
+            N4[Location 3 - Story Event 4]
+            N1 --> N2 --> N3 --> N4
+        end
+        A1 -.-> N3
+        A2 -.-> N1
+        A3 -.-> N4
+        A4 -.-> N2""",
+
+    "Parallel Storylines Progression": 
+        """graph TD
+        A[Start] --> B[Character 1 Introduction]
+        A --> C[Character 2 Introduction]
+        B --> D[Character 1 Event 1]
+        C --> E[Character 2 Event 1]
+        D --> F[Character 1 Event 2]
+        E --> G[Character 2 Event 2]
+        F --> H[Characters Meet]
+        G --> H
+        H --> I[Climax]
+        I --> J[Resolution]
+        """,
  }
 
 examplemermaidconceptblendingstrutures = {
@@ -1766,6 +1862,566 @@ Technological limitations: Time travel devices could have cooldown periods, limi
 Ethical dilemmas: Present players with morally ambiguous choices that have far-reaching consequences across time.
 """
 
+TimeRelatedMermaidStoryAttempttoRefinefrom =  ("""gpt-4o
+Use this to write a story and explain how it represents the structure -
+
+graph TD
+subgraph "Actual Timeline"
+A1[Location 1 - First Visit]
+A2[Location 2 - First Visit]
+A3[Location 3 - First Visit]
+A4[Location 4 - First Visit]
+A1 --> A2 --> A3 --> A4
+end
+subgraph "Narrative Timeline"
+N1[Location 2 - Story Event 1]
+N2[Location 4 - Story Event 2]
+N3[Location 1 - Story Event 3]
+N4[Location 3 - Story Event 4]
+N1 --> N2 --> N3 --> N4
+end
+subgraph "Hidden Timeline"
+H1[Hidden Event 1]
+H2[Hidden Event 2]
+H3[Hidden Event 3]
+H4[Hidden Event 4]
+end
+A1 -.-> N3
+A2 -.-> N1
+A3 -.-> N4
+A4 -.-> N2
+H1 -.- A1
+H1 -.- A2
+H1 -.- A3
+H1 -.- A4
+H2 -.- A1
+H2 -.- A2
+H2 -.- A3
+H2 -.- A4
+H3 -.- A1
+H3 -.- A2
+H3 -.- A3
+H3 -.- A4
+H4 -.- A1
+H4 -.- A2
+H4 -.- A3
+H4 -.- A4
+
+
+
+Once upon a time in a land where time flowed like a river with hidden currents, there was a story that unfolded across three intertwined timelines: the Actual Timeline, the Narrative Timeline, and the Hidden Timeline.
+
+Actual Timeline
+The protagonist, Elena, embarked on a journey through four distinct locations, each holding a piece of a grand puzzle she needed to solve.
+
+Location 1 - First Visit: Elena started her journey here, uncovering an ancient map that hinted at a deeper mystery.
+Location 2 - First Visit: She traveled to a bustling marketplace, where she found a cryptic message carved into a stone.
+Location 3 - First Visit: In an abandoned library, Elena discovered a journal detailing strange occurrences and hidden events.
+Location 4 - First Visit: Her journey led her to a serene forest where she encountered an enigmatic figure who offered her a crucial clue.
+Narrative Timeline
+As Elena pieced together the clues, the story she narrated to her friends followed a different sequence, highlighting the events that made the most sense from her perspective at the time.
+
+Location 2 - Story Event 1: Elena recalled the marketplace first, sharing the mystery of the cryptic message.
+Location 4 - Story Event 2: She then described her encounter in the serene forest, emphasizing the importance of the clue she received.
+Location 1 - Story Event 3: Elena recounted the discovery of the ancient map, giving context to the overall mystery.
+Location 3 - Story Event 4: Lastly, she talked about the abandoned library and the journal, which tied all the events together.
+Hidden Timeline
+Unbeknownst to Elena, there was a hidden layer of events influencing her journey.
+
+Hidden Event 1: In the shadows, an ancient order monitored her progress from the moment she found the map, ensuring she remained on the right path.
+Hidden Event 2: They subtly guided her towards the marketplace, planting the cryptic message for her to find.
+Hidden Event 3: The journal in the library was placed there by the order, containing information they wanted her to uncover.
+Hidden Event 4: The enigmatic figure in the forest was a member of the order, providing her with the final piece of the puzzle.
+Interconnections
+Actual Timeline to Narrative Timeline:
+Location 1 (First Visit) led to Story Event 3 (Elena's recollection of the map).
+Location 2 (First Visit) led to Story Event 1 (marketplace mystery).
+Location 3 (First Visit) led to Story Event 4 (the journal).
+Location 4 (First Visit) led to Story Event 2 (forest encounter).
+Actual Timeline to Hidden Timeline:
+Each visit in the Actual Timeline was influenced by the Hidden Events, which shaped Elena's experiences without her knowledge.
+Story Representation
+This structure represents the complexity of storytelling, where the sequence of events (Actual Timeline) is often different from how the story is told (Narrative Timeline), and there are unseen forces (Hidden Timeline) that influence the course of events. Elena’s journey through the four locations, her recollection of events, and the hidden manipulations all intertwine to create a rich, multi-layered narrative.
+
+In this story, the Actual Timeline shows Elena’s chronological journey. The Narrative Timeline reveals how she chose to share her experiences, emphasizing different aspects of her journey. The Hidden Timeline uncovers the secret influences that guided her path, adding depth and intrigue to the overall tale.
+
+
+
+Great attempt. Lets see how the story changes if we assume the main character goes to every location twice
+
+
+
+Certainly! Let's expand the story to include two visits to each location, which will add more depth and complexity to the narrative.
+
+Actual Timeline
+Elena revisits each location, uncovering new layers of the mystery with each visit.
+
+Location 1 - First Visit: Elena starts her journey here, uncovering an ancient map that hints at a deeper mystery.
+Location 2 - First Visit: She travels to a bustling marketplace, where she finds a cryptic message carved into a stone.
+Location 3 - First Visit: In an abandoned library, Elena discovers a journal detailing strange occurrences and hidden events.
+Location 4 - First Visit: Her journey leads her to a serene forest where she encounters an enigmatic figure who offers her a crucial clue.
+Location 1 - Second Visit: Elena returns to the first location, where she deciphers the ancient map, revealing a hidden passage.
+Location 2 - Second Visit: Back at the marketplace, she meets a mysterious merchant who provides additional information about the cryptic message.
+Location 3 - Second Visit: In the library, she finds a hidden compartment in the journal containing a key.
+Location 4 - Second Visit: Finally, in the forest, the enigmatic figure reappears, guiding her to the entrance of an ancient temple.
+Narrative Timeline
+Elena pieces together her adventure in a sequence that makes the most sense to her story.
+
+Location 2 - Story Event 1: Elena recalls the marketplace first, sharing the mystery of the cryptic message and the merchant’s information.
+Location 4 - Story Event 2: She then describes her encounters in the serene forest, focusing on both the clue and the guidance to the temple.
+Location 1 - Story Event 3: Elena recounts the discovery of the ancient map and the hidden passage.
+Location 3 - Story Event 4: Lastly, she talks about the abandoned library, the journal, and the key.
+Hidden Timeline
+The ancient order continues to guide Elena’s journey, intervening subtly.
+
+Hidden Event 1: The order monitors Elena from the moment she finds the map, ensuring she is on the right path.
+Hidden Event 2: They guide her towards the marketplace, planting the cryptic message and arranging the merchant’s appearance.
+Hidden Event 3: The journal in the library is placed by the order, with the hidden compartment and key added during her first visit.
+Hidden Event 4: The enigmatic figure in the forest is a member of the order, orchestrating both encounters to provide the necessary guidance.
+Interconnections
+Actual Timeline to Narrative Timeline:
+Location 1 First Visit (map discovery) leads to Story Event 3 (hidden passage).
+Location 2 First Visit (cryptic message) and Second Visit (merchant) combine into Story Event 1 (marketplace mystery).
+Location 3 First Visit (journal) and Second Visit (key) combine into Story Event 4 (library findings).
+Location 4 First Visit (clue) and Second Visit (temple guidance) combine into Story Event 2 (forest encounters).
+Actual Timeline to Hidden Timeline:
+Each visit in the Actual Timeline is influenced by the Hidden Events, shaping Elena’s experiences without her knowledge.
+Expanded Story Representation
+In this expanded story, the Actual Timeline now includes two visits to each location, reflecting Elena's deepening understanding of the mystery. The Narrative Timeline still presents her recollection of events, but now with added complexity as she integrates discoveries from both visits. The Hidden Timeline continues to reveal the secret influences that guide her path, adding further depth and intrigue.
+
+Elena’s repeated visits to each location allow her to uncover additional layers of the mystery, with each visit building on the previous one. This structure illustrates how stories can evolve with new information and perspectives, and how unseen forces can shape the journey in subtle but significant ways.
+""",
+
+"""meta-llama-3.1-405b-instruct
+
+Use this to write a story and explain how it represents the structure -
+
+graph TD
+subgraph "Actual Timeline"
+A1[Location 1 - First Visit]
+A2[Location 2 - First Visit]
+A3[Location 3 - First Visit]
+A4[Location 4 - First Visit]
+A1 --> A2 --> A3 --> A4
+end
+subgraph "Narrative Timeline"
+N1[Location 2 - Story Event 1]
+N2[Location 4 - Story Event 2]
+N3[Location 1 - Story Event 3]
+N4[Location 3 - Story Event 4]
+N1 --> N2 --> N3 --> N4
+end
+subgraph "Hidden Timeline"
+H1[Hidden Event 1]
+H2[Hidden Event 2]
+H3[Hidden Event 3]
+H4[Hidden Event 4]
+end
+A1 -.-> N3
+A2 -.-> N1
+A3 -.-> N4
+A4 -.-> N2
+H1 -.- A1
+H1 -.- A2
+H1 -.- A3
+H1 -.- A4
+H2 -.- A1
+H2 -.- A2
+H2 -.- A3
+H2 -.- A4
+H3 -.- A1
+H3 -.- A2
+H3 -.- A3
+H3 -.- A4
+H4 -.- A1
+H4 -.- A2
+H4 -.- A3
+H4 -.- A4
+
+
+
+Here's a story based on the graph structure:
+
+Emily had always been fascinated by the mysterious disappearances that had taken place in the four locations she was about to visit. She packed her bags, said goodbye to her family, and set off on her journey.
+
+Her first stop was Location 1, an abandoned mansion on the outskirts of town. As she walked through the dusty halls, she stumbled upon a cryptic message scrawled on the wall: "The eyes that see are not the ones that look." Emily was intrigued but couldn't decipher the meaning.
+
+Next, she visited Location 2, an old bookstore in the city. While browsing through the shelves, she met the owner, an eccentric old man who told her about a mysterious book that was said to hold the key to the disappearances. Emily was skeptical, but the old man's words lingered in her mind.
+
+From there, she traveled to Location 3, a secluded monastery in the mountains. The monks welcomed her warmly and shared stories of a long-forgotten event that had taken place in the monastery's past. Emily sensed that there was more to the story, but the monks were tight-lipped about the details.
+
+Finally, she arrived at Location 4, a small island with a reputation for being cursed. As she explored the island, she stumbled upon a journal belonging to one of the disappeared individuals. The journal hinted at a dark secret, but the writer's words were cryptic and unclear.
+
+As Emily returned home, she began to piece together the events of her journey. She realized that the disappearances were not random events, but rather, they were all connected. The message on the wall in Location 1 was a warning, the book in Location 2 held a vital clue, the monastery's past was crucial to understanding the present, and the journal on the island was the key to unlocking the mystery.
+
+However, what Emily didn't know was that her journey was not just about uncovering the truth about the disappearances. Unbeknownst to her, a series of hidden events had been set in motion, influencing her actions and guiding her towards a specific outcome. These events, though invisible to Emily, were the true driving force behind the story.
+
+The story structure represented by the graph is non-linear. The actual timeline shows Emily visiting the four locations in a linear sequence (A1 -> A2 -> A3 -> A4). However, the narrative timeline is different, with the story events being presented out of chronological order (N1 -> N2 -> N3 -> N4). This non-linearity allows the story to build suspense and create a sense of mystery.
+
+The hidden timeline represents the unseen forces that shape the story. These events are not directly revealed to the reader, but they have a profound impact on the narrative. The connections between the hidden events and the actual timeline suggest that the story is more complex and layered than initially apparent.
+
+The graph structure highlights the relationships between the different timelines and events, demonstrating how a non-linear narrative can be constructed to create a engaging and mysterious story.
+
+
+
+Very Good Attempt. Lets see how your story will change under the assumption that each location is visited twice
+
+
+
+That's an interesting twist. Here's a revised story based on the assumption that each location is visited twice:
+
+Emily had always been fascinated by the mysterious disappearances that had taken place in the four locations she was about to visit. She packed her bags, said goodbye to her family, and set off on her journey.
+
+Her first stop was Location 1, an abandoned mansion on the outskirts of town. As she walked through the dusty halls, she stumbled upon a cryptic message scrawled on the wall: "The eyes that see are not the ones that look." Emily was intrigued but couldn't decipher the meaning.
+
+From there, she visited Location 2, an old bookstore in the city. While browsing through the shelves, she met the owner, an eccentric old man who told her about a mysterious book that was said to hold the key to the disappearances. Emily was skeptical, but the old man's words lingered in her mind.
+
+Next, she traveled to Location 3, a secluded monastery in the mountains. The monks welcomed her warmly and shared stories of a long-forgotten event that had taken place in the monastery's past. Emily sensed that there was more to the story, but the monks were tight-lipped about the details.
+
+Finally, she arrived at Location 4, a small island with a reputation for being cursed. As she explored the island, she stumbled upon a journal belonging to one of the disappeared individuals. The journal hinted at a dark secret, but the writer's words were cryptic and unclear.
+
+However, Emily's journey didn't end there. She felt that she had only scratched the surface of the mystery, and so she decided to revisit each location, hoping to uncover more clues.
+
+Upon her second visit to Location 1, Emily discovered a hidden room deep within the mansion's basement. Inside, she found a series of letters exchanged between the mansion's former occupants, revealing a dark family secret that seemed to be connected to the disappearances.
+
+Her second visit to Location 2 led her to a hidden compartment in the bookstore's shelves, where she found the mysterious book the old man had told her about. As she flipped through its pages, she realized that the book was more than just a simple novel – it was a guide to unlocking the secrets of the disappearances.
+
+During her second visit to Location 3, Emily managed to gain the trust of one of the monks, who shared with her the true story of the monastery's past. The monk's words revealed a shocking connection between the monastery and the disappearances, and Emily began to piece together the puzzle.
+
+Finally, her second visit to Location 4 took her to a hidden cave on the island, where she found a series of cryptic messages etched into the walls. The messages seemed to be a code, and Emily realized that they were the key to unlocking the secrets of the journal she had found during her first visit.
+
+As Emily returned home, she began to piece together the events of her journey. She realized that the disappearances were not random events, but rather, they were all connected. The message on the wall in Location 1 was a warning, the book in Location 2 held a vital clue, the monastery's past was crucial to understanding the present, and the journal on the island was the key to unlocking the mystery.
+
+However, what Emily didn't know was that her journey was not just about uncovering the truth about the disappearances. Unbeknownst to her, a series of hidden events had been set in motion, influencing her actions and guiding her towards a specific outcome. These events, though invisible to Emily, were the true driving force behind the story.
+
+The story structure remains non-linear, with the narrative timeline presenting the story events out of chronological order. The actual timeline shows Emily visiting each location twice, with the second visit revealing more clues and pieces of the puzzle. The hidden timeline continues to represent the unseen forces that shape the story, influencing Emily's actions and guiding her towards a specific outcome.
+
+Here's an updated graph to reflect the changes:
+
+graph TD
+subgraph "Actual Timeline"
+A1[Location 1 - First Visit]
+A2[Location 2 - First Visit]
+A3[Location 3 - First Visit]
+A4[Location 4 - First Visit]
+A5[Location 1 - Second Visit]
+A6[Location 2 - Second Visit]
+A7[Location 3 - Second Visit]
+A8[Location 4 - Second Visit]
+A1 --> A2 --> A3 --> A4 --> A5 --> A6 --> A7 --> A8
+end
+subgraph "Narrative Timeline"
+N1[Location 2 - Story Event 1]
+N2[Location 4 - Story Event 2]
+N3[Location 1 - Story Event 3]
+N4[Location 3 - Story Event 4]
+N5[Location 1 - Story Event 5]
+N
+""",
+
+"""mistral-large-2407
+
+Use this to write a story and explain how it represents the structure -
+
+graph TD
+subgraph "Actual Timeline"
+A1[Location 1 - First Visit]
+A2[Location 2 - First Visit]
+A3[Location 3 - First Visit]
+A4[Location 4 - First Visit]
+A1 --> A2 --> A3 --> A4
+end
+subgraph "Narrative Timeline"
+N1[Location 2 - Story Event 1]
+N2[Location 4 - Story Event 2]
+N3[Location 1 - Story Event 3]
+N4[Location 3 - Story Event 4]
+N1 --> N2 --> N3 --> N4
+end
+subgraph "Hidden Timeline"
+H1[Hidden Event 1]
+H2[Hidden Event 2]
+H3[Hidden Event 3]
+H4[Hidden Event 4]
+end
+A1 -.-> N3
+A2 -.-> N1
+A3 -.-> N4
+A4 -.-> N2
+H1 -.- A1
+H1 -.- A2
+H1 -.- A3
+H1 -.- A4
+H2 -.- A1
+H2 -.- A2
+H2 -.- A3
+H2 -.- A4
+H3 -.- A1
+H3 -.- A2
+H3 -.- A3
+H3 -.- A4
+H4 -.- A1
+H4 -.- A2
+H4 -.- A3
+H4 -.- A4
+
+
+
+Story: The Unraveling of Time
+Actual Timeline
+In the quaint town of Harborside, four locations form the backbone of daily life: the Library (Location 1), the Market (Location 2), the Park (Location 3), and the Lighthouse (Location 4). The story unfolds as the protagonist, Emily, visits these locations in sequence.
+
+Location 1 - First Visit (Library): Emily starts her day at the library, researching old town records.
+Location 2 - First Visit (Market): She then heads to the market, picking up fresh produce and chatting with the locals.
+Location 3 - First Visit (Park): After lunch, Emily takes a leisurely stroll in the park, enjoying the serene environment.
+Location 4 - First Visit (Lighthouse): Finally, she visits the lighthouse, where she meets the old lighthouse keeper who tells her stories about the town's past.
+Narrative Timeline
+The story, however, is not told in the sequence of Emily's visits. Instead, it jumps between events in a non-linear fashion, creating a sense of mystery and intrigue.
+
+Location 2 - Story Event 1 (Market): The story begins with a mysterious theft at the market, where Emily witnesses a valuable artifact being stolen.
+Location 4 - Story Event 2 (Lighthouse): The narrative then shifts to the lighthouse, where Emily discovers hidden letters that hint at a decades-old secret.
+Location 1 - Story Event 3 (Library): The story then flashes back to Emily's visit to the library, where she uncovers ancient documents that reveal a dark history of the town.
+Location 3 - Story Event 4 (Park): The climax of the story takes place in the park, where Emily confronts the thief and unveils the truth behind the town's secrets.
+Hidden Timeline
+Underlying the visible events is a hidden timeline that influences the narrative without being directly visible. These hidden events represent the dark history of the town, hinted at but not fully revealed until the end.
+
+Hidden Event 1: A series of unexplained disappearances that occurred decades ago.
+Hidden Event 2: A forgotten curse placed on the town by a disgruntled resident.
+Hidden Event 3: A secret society formed to protect the town's dark secrets.
+Hidden Event 4: A powerful artifact that holds the key to understanding the town's past.
+Explanation of the Structure
+The structure of the story is represented by the graph, which consists of three timelines:
+
+Actual Timeline: This represents the chronological order of Emily's visits to the locations. It shows the sequence of events as they actually happened.
+Narrative Timeline: This represents the order in which the story is told. The events are not presented in chronological order but are arranged to build suspense and reveal information gradually.
+Hidden Timeline: This represents the underlying events that influence the story but are not directly visible. These hidden events provide depth and complexity to the narrative.
+The connections between the timelines (indicated by dashed lines) show how the actual events are linked to the narrative events and how the hidden events influence the overall story. This non-linear structure allows for a more engaging and mysterious narrative, keeping the reader intrigued until the final revelation.
+
+
+
+Very Good Attempt. Lets see how your story will change under the assumption that each location is visited twice
+
+
+
+Story: The Unraveling of Time (Revisited)
+Actual Timeline
+In the quaint town of Harborside, four locations form the backbone of daily life: the Library (Location 1), the Market (Location 2), the Park (Location 3), and the Lighthouse (Location 4). The story unfolds as the protagonist, Emily, visits these locations in sequence, but this time, she visits each location twice.
+
+Location 1 - First Visit (Library): Emily starts her day at the library, researching old town records.
+Location 2 - First Visit (Market): She then heads to the market, picking up fresh produce and chatting with the locals.
+Location 3 - First Visit (Park): After lunch, Emily takes a leisurely stroll in the park, enjoying the serene environment.
+Location 4 - First Visit (Lighthouse): Finally, she visits the lighthouse, where she meets the old lighthouse keeper who tells her stories about the town's past.
+Location 1 - Second Visit (Library): Emily returns to the library, this time finding a hidden compartment in an old book.
+Location 2 - Second Visit (Market): She revisits the market and notices a strange symbol carved into one of the stalls.
+Location 3 - Second Visit (Park): Emily returns to the park and discovers a hidden underground tunnel.
+Location 4 - Second Visit (Lighthouse): She goes back to the lighthouse and finds a secret room containing old photographs and letters.
+Narrative Timeline
+The story is not told in the sequence of Emily's visits. Instead, it jumps between events in a non-linear fashion, creating a sense of mystery and intrigue.
+
+Location 2 - Story Event 1 (Market): The story begins with a mysterious theft at the market, where Emily witnesses a valuable artifact being stolen.
+Location 4 - Story Event 2 (Lighthouse): The narrative then shifts to the lighthouse, where Emily discovers hidden letters that hint at a decades-old secret.
+Location 1 - Story Event 3 (Library): The story then flashes back to Emily's visit to the library, where she uncovers ancient documents that reveal a dark history of the town.
+Location 3 - Story Event 4 (Park): The climax of the story takes place in the park, where Emily confronts the thief and unveils the truth behind the town's secrets.
+Location 1 - Story Event 5 (Library): Emily finds a hidden compartment in an old book, leading her to a cryptic map.
+Location 2 - Story Event 6 (Market): She notices a strange symbol carved into one of the stalls, matching the symbol on the map.
+Location 3 - Story Event 7 (Park): Emily discovers a hidden underground tunnel, which she believes is connected to the town's dark past.
+Location 4 - Story Event 8 (Lighthouse): She finds a secret room containing old photographs and letters that provide the final pieces of the puzzle.
+Hidden Timeline
+Underlying the visible events is a hidden timeline that influences the narrative without being directly visible. These hidden events represent the dark history of the town, hinted at but not fully revealed until the end.
+
+Hidden Event 1: A series of unexplained disappearances that occurred decades ago.
+Hidden Event 2: A forgotten curse placed on the town by a disgruntled resident.
+Hidden Event 3: A secret society formed to protect the town's dark secrets.
+Hidden Event 4: A powerful artifact that holds the key to understanding the town's past.
+Hidden Event 5: The existence of a hidden map that leads to a secret underground chamber.
+Hidden Event 6: The symbol that marks the entrance to the hidden chamber.
+Hidden Event 7: The underground tunnel that connects all the locations.
+Hidden Event 8: The secret room in the lighthouse that contains the final clues.
+Explanation of the Structure
+The structure of the story is represented by the graph, which consists of three timelines:
+
+Actual Timeline: This represents the chronological order
+""",
+
+"""gpt-4o-mini-2024-07-18
+
+Use this to write a story and explain how it represents the structure -
+
+graph TD
+subgraph "Actual Timeline"
+A1[Location 1 - First Visit]
+A2[Location 2 - First Visit]
+A3[Location 3 - First Visit]
+A4[Location 4 - First Visit]
+A1 --> A2 --> A3 --> A4
+end
+subgraph "Narrative Timeline"
+N1[Location 2 - Story Event 1]
+N2[Location 4 - Story Event 2]
+N3[Location 1 - Story Event 3]
+N4[Location 3 - Story Event 4]
+N1 --> N2 --> N3 --> N4
+end
+subgraph "Hidden Timeline"
+H1[Hidden Event 1]
+H2[Hidden Event 2]
+H3[Hidden Event 3]
+H4[Hidden Event 4]
+end
+A1 -.-> N3
+A2 -.-> N1
+A3 -.-> N4
+A4 -.-> N2
+H1 -.- A1
+H1 -.- A2
+H1 -.- A3
+H1 -.- A4
+H2 -.- A1
+H2 -.- A2
+H2 -.- A3
+H2 -.- A4
+H3 -.- A1
+H3 -.- A2
+H3 -.- A3
+H3 -.- A4
+H4 -.- A1
+H4 -.- A2
+H4 -.- A3
+H4 -.- A4
+
+
+
+Title: The Hidden Threads of Time
+
+Story:
+In the quiet town of Eldridge, four locations held the secrets of a past intertwined with the present: The Old Oak Library, The Riverside Café, The Abandoned Mill, and The Clock Tower. Over a single summer, Sarah, a curious young woman, embarked on a journey that would reveal the layers of time hidden beneath the surface of her seemingly mundane life.
+
+Actual Timeline: A Journey Begins
+Location 1: The Old Oak Library (A1)
+Sarah’s adventure began at the Old Oak Library. As she browsed through the dusty shelves, she stumbled upon an ancient book that spoke of the town’s lore and the hidden events that shaped its history. Intrigued, she decided to explore more.
+
+Location 2: The Riverside Café (A2)
+Her next stop was the Riverside Café, where she overheard a conversation between two elderly patrons discussing a tragic event tied to the town's history. They spoke in hushed tones about a long-lost love and a betrayal that had forever altered the lives of those involved.
+
+Location 3: The Abandoned Mill (A3)
+The following day, Sarah ventured to the Abandoned Mill. There, she discovered remnants of a past life: photographs, letters, and a diary that hinted at a hidden romance. She felt a strange connection to the stories within these walls.
+
+Location 4: The Clock Tower (A4)
+Finally, she arrived at the Clock Tower, where she learned about a secret society that once met there to protect the town’s secrets. This location felt alive with energy, as if the whispers of the past were echoing through time.
+
+Narrative Timeline: Unraveling the Mystery
+Story Event 1: The Riverside Café (N1)
+At the café, Sarah confronted the two patrons about their conversation. She learned that the tragic love story involved her great-grandparents, whose destinies were forever altered by a choice made in that very café.
+
+Story Event 2: The Clock Tower (N2)
+Back at the Clock Tower, she discovered a hidden room filled with documents that detailed the secret society's attempts to mend the heartbreak caused by her ancestors. Here, she found a letter addressed to her great-grandmother, containing a heartfelt apology from her great-grandfather.
+
+Story Event 3: The Old Oak Library (N3)
+Returning to the library, Sarah pieced together her family’s history through the ancient book. It revealed that the love story had been a catalyst for change in Eldridge, leading to the establishment of the society that aimed to protect the town from repeating past mistakes.
+
+Story Event 4: The Abandoned Mill (N4)
+In the mill, Sarah re-read the diary and uncovered the truth: the betrayal was a misunderstanding fueled by jealousy and miscommunication. Understanding this allowed Sarah to forgive her ancestors and break the cycle of pain that had lingered in her family for generations.
+
+Hidden Timeline: The Secrets Beneath
+Throughout her journey, Sarah was unaware of the Hidden Events that had shaped her family’s history and the town of Eldridge:
+
+Hidden Event 1 (H1): A Betrayal
+Long ago, a betrayal occurred that led to the rift between Sarah’s great-grandparents. This event was the catalyst for the tragic love story that would echo through time.
+
+Hidden Event 2 (H2): The Secret Society's Formation
+In the wake of the betrayal, a secret society formed to protect the town from the repercussions of the past, striving to mend what was broken.
+
+Hidden Event 3 (H3): The Lost Letter
+A letter written by Sarah’s great-grandfather remained hidden for decades, containing apologies and hopes for reconciliation that were never delivered.
+
+Hidden Event 4 (H4): The Town’s Lore
+The stories of Eldridge were carefully curated, with certain truths obscured to protect the living from the pain of the past.
+
+Structure Explanation:
+The story’s structure represents three distinct timelines—Actual Timeline, Narrative Timeline, and Hidden Timeline—which interact in complex ways:
+
+Actual Timeline: This is the chronological order of Sarah’s visits to the four locations, marking her physical journey through the town. It serves as the backbone of the story, grounding it in reality and providing a structure for her exploration.
+Narrative Timeline: This timeline unfolds the key story events that arise from Sarah’s discoveries at each location. Unlike the Actual Timeline, the Narrative Timeline does not follow a linear path but instead reveals the emotional and thematic significance of her journey, highlighting the connections between past and present.
+Hidden Timeline: This timeline consists of events and truths that remain obscured until Sarah unearths them through her exploration. The hidden events symbolize the burdens of history that affect the present, illustrating how the past can shape one’s
+""",
+
+"""athene-70b
+
+Use this to write a story and explain how it represents the structure -
+
+graph TD
+subgraph "Actual Timeline"
+A1[Location 1 - First Visit]
+A2[Location 2 - First Visit]
+A3[Location 3 - First Visit]
+A4[Location 4 - First Visit]
+A1 --> A2 --> A3 --> A4
+end
+subgraph "Narrative Timeline"
+N1[Location 2 - Story Event 1]
+N2[Location 4 - Story Event 2]
+N3[Location 1 - Story Event 3]
+N4[Location 3 - Story Event 4]
+N1 --> N2 --> N3 --> N4
+end
+subgraph "Hidden Timeline"
+H1[Hidden Event 1]
+H2[Hidden Event 2]
+H3[Hidden Event 3]
+H4[Hidden Event 4]
+end
+A1 -.-> N3
+A2 -.-> N1
+A3 -.-> N4
+A4 -.-> N2
+H1 -.- A1
+H1 -.- A2
+H1 -.- A3
+H1 -.- A4
+H2 -.- A1
+H2 -.- A2
+H2 -.- A3
+H2 -.- A4
+H3 -.- A1
+H3 -.- A2
+H3 -.- A3
+H3 -.- A4
+H4 -.- A1
+H4 -.- A2
+H4 -.- A3
+H4 -.- A4
+
+
+
+Story: The Cartographer's Enigma
+
+Protagonist Emilia, a skilled cartographer, receives a cryptic atlas from her reclusive mentor, featuring four locations: Ravenshire, Luminaria, Celestia's Peak, and Argentum Falls. The atlas hints at a centuries-old conspiracy, weaving together seemingly unrelated events across these sites.
+
+Narrative Timeline:
+
+Luminaria - The Celestial Alignment (N1): Emilia discovers an ancient celestial map etched into Luminaria's observatory walls, forecasting a rare alignment that unlocks a hidden chamber beneath Argentum Falls (A4).
+Argentum Falls - The Forgotten Treaty (N2): Within the chamber, Emilia uncovers a long-lost treaty between ancient nations, which was negotiated at Ravenshire (A1) and ratified at Celestia's Peak (A3).
+Ravenshire - The Cartographer's Legacy (N3): Emilia finds her mentor's hidden journals in Ravenshire, detailing the atlas's creation and the significance of Celestia's Peak, where an ancient order once protected the treaty.
+Celestia's Peak - The Order's Reckoning (N4): At the peak, Emilia confronts a descendant of the ancient order, who reveals that they had been safeguarding the treaty against rogue factions. The descendant hands over a crucial, annotated atlas page, exposing the hidden events.
+Actual Timeline (Emilia's Journey):
+
+Emilia visits the locations in the following order: Ravenshire (A1), Luminaria (A2), Celestia's Peak (A3), and Argentum Falls (A4). Each location builds upon her understanding, though the narrative jumps between them to create suspense and reveal connections.
+
+Hidden Timeline (Influencing Events):
+
+Hidden Event 1: A centuries-old astronomer in Luminaria (H1) calculates the celestial alignment, inspiring the treaty.
+Hidden Event 2: A rogue faction infiltrates the ancient order at Celestia's Peak (H2), seeding corruption.
+Hidden Event 3: Emilia's mentor, aware of the conspiracy, crafts the atlas (H3) to guide a worthy successor.
+Hidden Event 4: The ancient order's remnants secretly aid Emilia's journey (H4), ensuring her discovery of the truth.
+Structure Representation:
+
+Non-linear narrative: The narrative timeline (N1-N4) rearranges Emilia's actual visits (A1-A4) to build tension, reveal connections, and create an engaging mystery.
+Hidden influences: The hidden events (H1-H4) permeate the actual timeline, motivating character actions, and informing the narrative's twists. Dotted lines illustrate how these events subtly shape Emilia's journey, enriching the story's depth and complexity.
+Interconnectedness: The graph visually demonstrates how each location, narrative beat, and hidden event intertwines, producing a rich, layered narrative that rewards close attention and reflection. As Emilia unravels the enigma, the reader experiences a satisfying convergence of threads, highlighting the power of deliberate, non-linear storytelling.
+"""
+
+)
+
 
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