Run: 2026-02-20-01KHXPFT9TECBNFG88FDZFSEN4

Run Details

Model:: Mistral Small 3.2 24B
Test:: Language Writing
Scenario:: Character dialogue (German) in a story
Duration:: 7.4s
Cost:: $0.000223
Provider:: Mistral

Evaluation summary

Score	Evaluator	Details Link
0.00%	Parse dialogue	(details)

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="Melanie">
Melanie is a 30-year old college student on a study abroad program. Born in Germany, she is fluent in German 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 German, 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:

Melanie 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 German, and Hunter looks confused.

They talk for a while, until Hunter gets a call and has to leave.

Return the dialogue between Melanie and Hunter as a voice sheet:

Melanie: "..."
Hunter: "..."

Model response

INT. ALBORN CAFE - DAY

*MELANIE, a young woman with a camera slung around her neck, sits at a corner table, her fingers tracing the edges of her camera. She looks troubled, her eyes darting around the room.*

*HUNTER, a man in his mid-thirties with a no-nonsense attitude, approaches her table. He pulls out a chair and sits down.*

**HUNTER**
(leaning in)
Excuse me, miss. I'm Detective Hunter. I was wondering if you could help me with something.

*Melanie looks up at him, startled. She shakes her head, her eyes wide.*

**MELANIE**
(in German)
Entschuldigung, ich verstehe nicht. Ich spreche kein Englisch.

**HUNTER**
(frowning)
I'm sorry, I don't understand. Do you speak English?

**MELANIE**
(in German, troubled)
Nein, ich verstehe nicht. Was ist los?

**HUNTER**
(sighs, pulls out his notepad)
Okay, let me see if I can make this clear. Have you seen or heard anything unusual around town recently? Anything that might seem out of place?

**MELANIE**
(in German, shaken)
Ich weiß nicht. Ich bin neu hier. Ich bin nur zum Studieren hier.

**HUNTER**
(leaning in)
I see. You're a student. Maybe you've seen something without realizing it's important. Think, please. Anything unusual?

**MELANIE**
(in German, hesitant)
Ich habe etwas Seltsames gesehen. Aber ich weiß nicht, ob es wichtig ist.

**HUNTER**
(encouraging)
Please, anything could help.

**MELANIE**
(in German)
Ich sah einen Mann. Er war... er war nicht normal. Er war wie ein Geist.

**HUNTER**
(frowning)
A ghost? You saw a ghost?

**MELANIE**
(in German, nodding)
Ja, ein Geist. Er war weiß und durchsichtig. Er verschwand in der Nacht.

**HUNTER**
(skeptical)
A ghost, huh? Where did you see this ghost?

**MELANIE**
(in German)
Bei den alten Apfelbäumen. Am Rande der Stadt.

**HUNTER**
(thoughtful)
The old apple orchards on the outskirts of town. That's interesting. Did you see anything else? Anyone else around?

**MELANIE**
(in German, shaking her head)
Nein, nur der Geist. Ich hatte Angst. Ich bin weggegangen.

**HUNTER**
(nods)
I understand. Thank you for telling me. If you remember anything else, please come find me.

*Hunter's phone rings. He pulls it out, looks at the screen, and stands up.*

**HUNTER**
I'm sorry, I have to go. But thank you for your help.

**MELANIE**
(in German)
Danke. Auf Wiedersehen.

*Hunter nods and walks away, leaving Melanie alone at the table, her eyes still wide with fear.*

FADE OUT.

Evaluation details

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