human
Crusch:  "And you are going to bring him to me.”
gpt
Crusch:  “You’re right that when Felix finds out what’s happened to me, he’s likely to come running. But you’ll have another problem to deal with first. My subordinates know I’m here, and it won’t be long before they notice I haven’t returned and come down on this place like an avalanche.”
human
Crusch:  “I won’t try to convince you to surrender. But what are you planning? I can’t understand what you have to gain by putting me in this position.”
gpt
Bean:  “I see being blindfolded and chained hasn’t made you any more meek. I guess the ducal family really is made of sterner stuff than the rest of us. Well, that only makes things easier for me.”
human
Crusch:  “I take it you don’t intend to answer me?”
gpt
Bean:  Bean did not spare any reply at all; Crusch heard his footsteps growing distant. There was the sound of some wet glop dirtying the soles of his shoes.
human
Bean:  “Oh, yes,” Bean called back to Crusch, as though he had just remembered something. “This is where Felix used to spend his days, those many years ago. The room that moved you to take him away from us. Perhaps you’ll understand him even more intimately now.”
gpt
Crusch:  “…Is that so? How thoughtful of you,” she answered, her voice thick with sarcasm. “I’ll make sure to put this experience to good use.”
human
Bean:  Bean only gave an angry snort. This time the footsteps receded until she could no longer hear them, and the blindfolded Crusch was left alone.
gpt
Crusch:  “So this was Ferris’s room…” she murmured to herself.
human
Crusch:  “This isn’t quite what I was expecting, but it’s a bit too early to just give up.”
gpt
Crusch:  “I guess it was asking too much to think I could finish this before Ferris or His Highness got worried.” Both of them would no doubt be tremendously anxious when they heard what had happened to her.