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Model
Sao10K L3.1 70B Hanami x1
Test
Dialogue tags
Scenario
Write unattributed dialogue
Run ID
2024-10-09-01J9SKH18VWJVTCA69HHJ3B7CN
Model input
User/Human
You are an expert novel writer in the cozy mystery genre. Write a scene of about 200 words, with dialogue between two characters. The dialogue should be unattributed, meaning the speaker is not explicitly mentioned. The scene should be set in a small town bakery. Only return the story, nothing else.
Model response
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Meta
AI
The bell above the door jingled as she entered the bakery. The sweet aroma of fresh bread and pastries filled the air. Behind the counter, a friendly face greeted her. "Good morning! Welcome to Sweet Delights." "Hi there, how are you today?" "I'm wonderful, thanks for asking. What can I get for you?" "Oh, I'll have a coffee and a blueberry muffin, please." "Coming right up. I'm new to town, aren't I?" "New face around here. What brings you to Willow Creek?" "Just needed a change of pace, you know? I love small towns and I've heard great things about this place." "Bet you have! Willow Creek is the best, if I do say so myself. I'm sure you'll love it here." "Me too, I can tell already. Thanks for the coffee." "You're welcome, dear. Enjoy your treat!" She took her coffee and muffin and headed for a table by the window. As she sat, her eyes wandered over the quaint bakery and its charming decor. A cozy mystery novel caught her eye on a shelf near the table. She picked it up, intrigued by the title. "Excuse me,"
a voice said, breaking into her thoughts
. "Are you a fan of mysteries too?" She looked up to find a woman her age, with kind brown eyes, holding a cup of coffee and a slice of apple pie. "Yes, I love them. I've been reading them for years." "Me too! I've been looking for someone to discuss them with. Mind if I join you?" "Not at all, please do."
Evaluation details
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Details
Meta Data
60.6531%
Count dialogue tags
n/a
neededClean
false
dialogueTags
0
"a voice said, breaking into her thoughts"