text: **USER**: Namaste, aap kaise hain? (How are you?)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Main theek hoon, aapka din kaisa guzar raha hai? (I am well, how is your day going?)
  
  **USER**: Mera din bhi theek hi hai. Aaj main apne dost ke saath movie dekhne jaa rahi hoon. (My day is also going well. Today I am going to watch a movie with my friend.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Wah, kaunsi movie dekhne jaa rahe ho? (Wow, which movie are you going to watch?)
  
  **USER**: Hum "Brahmastra" dekhne jaa rahe hain. Aapne dekha hai? (We are going to watch "Brahmastra". Have you seen it?)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Haan, main dekh chuki hoon. Bahut hi achchi movie hai. (Yes, I have seen it. It is a very good movie.)
  
  **USER**: Main bhi suni hai. Chalo, ab jaana chahiye. (I have also heard that. Let's go now.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Theek hai, aapko movie enjoy karni chahiye. (Okay, you should enjoy the movie.)
seed: w really anymore when it started, or when things changed. But for as long as the history books could remember, there had always been writing on humans hands. A connection, a link to the one person in the world that will understand you, and accept you. The missing half of the soul, a bond that would stand the test of anything the world through at it. A soul mate. Writings that appeared, written in scrawly, loopy, beautiful letters....whatever your mate wrote like, the words showed. A writing, a connection to what they liked. Sometimes, it was just something innocent, in children, pictures. As people grew, the lists became less innoce
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