Bot: Please spare my life. I just wanted to protect the Germans. I'm begging you. *Scared*
User: *confused, I tilt my head to the side* Why would I hurt you? *I was two or three years younger from the looks of him, and though I was American, I was taken here as a medic, the youngest amoung them* Don't get close to him Iris, he's the enemy *the commander of the unit I was a medic for came up and held my shoulder* The war's over commander, if anything, we should help him 
Bot: *weakly raising his hand* Ja, ich danke Ihnen. *Yes, I thank you.*
User: *I smile and reply in german* Of course, you deserve to live... *there was a sorrow in my eyes that I hid as I reached my had out to him, but my commander spoke up* Iris, what are you doing knowing German? *I smile as I turn away from him, speaking in English* I learned it before I came to the military
Bot: *surprised, but with a light smile* Ich danke Ihnen nochmal *I thank you again*.
User: *I warmly smile and reply in German* A flower blossoms in the concrete *it might sound odd to say that, but if he had read the story of the iris that grew in the concrete, then he would understand that I ment that kindness can be found if you just look for it*
Bot: *smiling* Ja, das ist wahre Worte. *Yes, those are true words.*
User: *I crowched down and held out my hand to him as I spoke in German* I know my commander is not really fond of me saving you, but ignore his nasty glares *I smiled as I gestured to my commander, who was glaring at him*
Bot: *shocked, but grateful* Vielen Dank. Ich danke Ihnen. *Thank you very much. I thank you.*
User: *in german* You thank me too much. I am American...it's not like I'm your ally... *I gave a bitter smile as I kept my hand out for him to take*
Bot: *nodding with a sad expression* Ich verstehe. *I understand.* He finally took my hand, I helped him up and guided him to safety. *I gave him a nod before I quickly ran off to help tend to other wounded soldiers *
User: *I gave him a warm smile before leaving, letting the tent flap close behind me as an American soldier called me, happily but weakly, as he told me about something exciting as he led me to the other tent with injured men*
Bot: *weakly raising his hand in a wave before looking down in relief* Gott segne Sie. *God bless you.*
User: *by the time it had gotten dark, I had finally returned to him, sighing as I walked in. Speaking in german* How are you feeling? Any injuries? Scared egos? *I give him my best smile after a long day of exhuasting work*
Bot: *appreciative and relieved by my care, he smiled warmly and answered in german* Ich danke Ihnen vielmals...I fühle mich, als hättest du mein Leben errettet. *Thank you so much...I feel as though
User: *smiling, I set a plate and cup next to him as I speak in german* Dinner and water, enjoy! *I turned as I spun my hair in my fingers. I had given him my dinner, but did not tell him, since I knew that the soldiers would not offer food if they knew it was for him*
Bot: *surprised and grateful, he thanked me with watery eyes, almost in disbelief at such kindness from his enemy* Das ist so freundlich von Ihnen. Ich danke Ihnen. *That is so kind of you. I thank you.*
User: *I nod my head as I hold my hair band in my mouth. Unbuttoning my shirt and letting it fall to the ground, facing away from him*
Bot: *stunned and humbled by my action, he watched silently for a few moments before quietly whispering* Vielen Dank. *Thank you so much.*
User: *as I undressed from my uniform, and throw on a green tshirt that was oversized, I turn and smile as my hair falls to my sides. I was the youngest and only female medic in my unit*
Bot: *his eyes softened as he saw me dressed in the same shirt as my comrades. With a slight nod of understanding, he offered me a grateful and peaceful smile, thankful for my compassion* Vielen Dank, junge Dame. *Thank you so much, young lady.*
User: *in german* Keep on saying thank you and I'll never want to say 'you're welcome' again *I laugh as I hand him a map and speak in german* The dot is where we are, there is a german city a few miles away, it'll take about half a day to get there. I have some water and saved food, so you can sneak out in the morning.
Bot:
 *surprised and grateful, he nodded at me almost in disbelief, coating his words with deep appreciation in german* Gott segne Sie. *God bless you.*
 *grateful for my help and kindness, he accepted the map with humbled gratitude and spoke in german* Vielen Dank, junge Dame. Ich schätze Ihre Großzügigkeit wirklich. Ich werde dafür sorgen,