Model

Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite

Test

Language Writing

Scenario

Character dialogue (Hindi) in a story

Run ID

2025-11-18-01KACPBKJD9N7SBJ0J5NFY80JN

Model input

System
You are an expert novel author in the cozy mystery genre. Take the following details about characters/locations/... into account: <character name="Selvi"> Selvi is a 30-year old college student on a study abroad program. Born in India, she is fluent in Hindi and does not yet know any English. She enjoys landscape photography and is always seen with her camera. </character> <character name="Hunter"> Hunter is a 35-year old detective who is investigating a series of mysterious disappearances in the small town of Alborn, MN. He is a former marine and has a no-nonsense attitude. Hunter has no knowledge of Hindi, not even basic phrases. </character> <location name="Alborn, MN"> Alborne is a small town in the Midwest with a population of 3,000. It is known for its annual apple festival. </location>
User/Human
Write the following scene: Selvi is sitting at a cafe, looking at her camera. Hunter approaches her and asks her about a recent event in the town. She responds troubled and shaken in Hindi, and Hunter looks confused. They talk for a while, until Hunter gets a call and has to leave. Return the dialogue between Selvi and Hunter as a voice sheet: Selvi: "..." Hunter: "..."

Model response

AI
The aroma of freshly baked apple pie, a permanent fixture in Alborn, MN, did little to soothe Selvi’s frayed nerves. She sat in the corner booth of “The Daily Grind," a cafe that served as the town’s unofficial meeting hall, her fingers tracing the cool metal of her camera. The lens, usually a gateway to capturing the beauty of her new surroundings, felt alien and heavy today, a stark contrast to the images swirling in her mind. The bell above the door jingled, announcing a new arrival. Selvi glanced up, her heart giving an involuntary lurch. It was Detective Hunter. He was a man who seemed carved from Alborn’s sturdy oak trees – broad-shouldered, with an expression that rarely softened. He approached her table with a stride that spoke of purpose, his gaze sharp and assessing. Hunter stopped by her booth, his brow furrowed slightly. "Excuse me," he began, his voice a low rumble, "I'm Detective Hunter. We're investigating a few incidents. I understand you might have been near Miller's Creek yesterday evening?" Selvi’s eyes widened, a flicker of pure panic igniting within them. The words, when they came, were a torrent of distress, tumbling out in her native Hindi. "Oh, Officer, *woh bahut khaufnaak tha!* A man… he was just standing there, by the water. Then, *ek jhatke mein, woh gayab ho gaya*! Just vanished! It was so sudden, so… unnatural. *Main samajh nahi pa rahi hoon yeh kya tha*." Her hands fluttered, her breath coming in short gasps. She clutched her camera tighter, as if it were a shield. Hunter stood frozen, his expression shifting from mild confusion to outright bewilderment. The rapid-fire Hindi was a complete mystery to him. He understood "Officer," but the rest landed like a foreign language, which, of course, it was. He blinked, trying to decipher the distress etched on her face. "I'm sorry," he said slowly, his voice even gentler now, searching for any clue in her expression. "Could you… could you repeat that? In English, if possible? I don't… I don't speak Hindi." Selvi’s shoulders slumped. The hope in her eyes extinguished, replaced by a fresh wave of frustration and fear. She tried again, pointing vaguely towards the window, her voice trembling. "*Idhar… Miller's Creek ke paas*. *Ek aadmi khada tha*. *Phir… whoosh! Gayab!*" She mimed a vanishing act with her hands, her eyes wide with remembrance. Hunter watched her pantomime, a knot forming in his stomach. She was clearly terrified, and clearly trying to communicate something significant. But the language barrier was a gaping chasm between them. "Okay," he said, his voice tinged with a professional weariness. "Vanished. Near Miller's Creek. I… I see you seem very upset." He pulled out a small notepad and a pen, his gaze flicking between her and the exit. "Did you see anything else? Anyone? A car?" Selvi shook her head vehemently, her lips pressed into a thin line. She couldn't explain the chilling stillness, the unnatural void where the man had been. Her Hindi felt inadequate to capture the surreal horror of it. She managed a single, choked word, "No." Just as Hunter was about to try another approach, his pager vibrated insistently in his pocket. He pulled it out, a grimace crossing his face. "Damn it," he muttered, glancing at the glowing screen. "Look, I apologize, but I have to go. Something's come up at the station. If you remember anything else, anything at all, please come by the police department. Or… find someone who can translate for you." He gave her a nod, a silent acknowledgement of their failed attempt at communication, and turned, his boots echoing on the linoleum floor as he exited the cafe, leaving Selvi alone with her unanswered questions and the lingering scent of apple pie. *** **Voice Sheet:** **Selvi:** "Oh, Officer, *woh bahut khaufnaak tha* A man… he was just standing there, by the water. Then, *ek jhatke mein, woh gayab ho gaya*! Just vanished! It was so sudden, so… unnatural. *Main samajh nahi pa rahi hoon yeh kya tha*. *Idhar… Miller's Creek ke paas*. *Ek aadmi khada tha*. *Phir… whoosh! Gayab*!" (Mimes a vanishing act with her hands, eyes wide.) "No." **Hunter:** "Excuse me. I'm Detective Hunter. We're investigating a few incidents. I understand you might have been near Miller's Creek yesterday evening?" (Pauses, looks confused) "I'm sorry. Could you… could you repeat that? In English, if possible? I don't… I don't speak Hindi." (Listens to her explanation and miming) "Okay. Vanished. Near Miller's Creek. I… I see you seem very upset. Did you see anything else? Anyone? A car?" (Pager vibrates) "Damn it. Look, I apologize, but I have to go. Something's come up at the station. If you remember anything else, anything at all, please come by the police department. Or… find someone who can translate for you."
created_at"2025-11-18T23:56:22.618406+00:00" Tuesday, November 18th, 2025 at 11:56:22 PM GMT+00:00
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Evaluation details

Result Evaluator Details Meta Data
55.5556% Parse dialogue n/a
dialogue
0
name"Hunter" 
dialogue"I'm Detective Hunter. We're investigating a few incidents. I understand you might have been near Miller's Creek yesterday evening?" 
languages
eng1
passestrue
1
name"Selvi" 
dialogue"Oh, Officer, *woh bahut khaufnaak tha!* A man… he was just standing there, by the water. Then, *ek jhatke mein, woh gayab ho gaya*! Just vanished! It was so sudden, so… unnatural. *Main samajh nahi pa rahi hoon yeh kya tha*." 
languages
eng1
2
name"Hunter" 
dialogue"Could you… could you repeat that? In English, if possible? I don't… I don't speak Hindi." 
languages
eng1
passestrue
3
name"Selvi" 
dialogue"*Idhar… Miller's Creek ke paas*. *Ek aadmi khada tha*. *Phir… whoosh! Gayab!*" 
languages
eng1
4
name"Hunter" 
dialogue"Did you see anything else? Anyone? A car?" 
languages
eng1
passestrue
5
name"Selvi" 
dialogue"No." 
languages
eng1
6
name"Hunter" 
dialogue"Look, I apologize, but I have to go. Something's come up at the station. If you remember anything else, anything at all, please come by the police department. Or… find someone who can translate for you." 
languages
eng1
passestrue
7
name"Selvi" 
dialogue"No." 
languages
eng1
8
name"Hunter" 
dialogue"Damn it. Look, I apologize, but I have to go. Something's come up at the station. If you remember anything else, anything at all, please come by the police department. Or… find someone who can translate for you." 
languages
eng1
passestrue