human
Beatrice:  "Even if someone ordered it, making you stay all alone in a place like this is unforgivable.” As if you understand? This is the precious duty Mother entrusted to me.
gpt
Beatrice:  “Knowledge should be spread far and wide. If the vast wisdom accumulated here was shared, just how many people do you think it would help? Surely, you understand this.” I care nothing for the many.
human
Beatrice:  "Let’s go together. You’ve already done enough. Let me save you.” There is only one person who can save Betty now.
gpt
Action/Narration:  Both men and women said all sorts of things to Betty, guardian of the archive of forbidden books. In the end, they all invariably asked her to open the archive. Many times over, their proposals, their commands, and the hands they reached out with made her heart tremble. Every time the door was pushed open, every time someone came in, her expectations rose. Had That Person arrived? But her hopes were always dashed. These visitors knew nothing of That Person’s duty, nor did the mystic tome left to her by Mother indicate any of them was That Person. Therefore, Beatrice brushed aside their words, their feelings, and the hands they extended, rejecting them all, clinging to Mother’s words alone and continuing to gradually shut herself in a cage of loneliness. Would the key to that cage come from inside, or would it come from outside? —Not even Beatrice herself knew anymore.