Run: 2026-02-20-01KHYANCP59QC31SAGVKR076Q5

Run Details

Model:: Ministral 3 3B
Test:: Language Writing
Scenario:: Character dialogue (German) in a story
Duration:: 2.1s
Cost:: $0.000084
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

**Scene: *The Café by the Clock Tower***

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**Melanie** *(adjusting her camera lens, fingers trembling slightly as she studies the grainy photo of a crumbling barn—one of the last in Alborn—before setting it aside with a sharp exhale)*
*"...Das ist nicht gut. Ich habe es gesehen."*

**Hunter** *(approaching with the weary, focused stride of a man who’s seen too many things he shouldn’t have, his badge tucked into his jacket pocket. He stops beside her table, arms crossed, eyes scanning the café’s dimly lit interior. His voice drops to a low growl.)*
*"What’s not good, Melanie?"*

*(Melanie’s German is precise, her accent sharp from years spent in Germany. Hunter’s English is rough, but he’s listening—really listening—for the first time in weeks.)*

**Melanie** *(leaning in slightly, voice dropping to a whisper)*
*"Die Leichen. Die in den Wäldern. Ich habe sie gesehen."*

**Hunter** *(blinking, his jaw tightening. The café’s chatter fades into the background as he processes.)*
*"You saw bodies in the woods?"*

**Melanie** *(nodding, her fingers brushing the strap of her camera as if to steady herself)*
*"Ja. Drei. Gestern Abend. Ich war mit dem Bus. Die Straßen waren leer. Aber dann—"*

**Hunter** *(cutting in, his voice rough with disbelief)*
*"You were alone?"*

**Melanie** *(her voice shaking now, her eyes darting toward the door as if expecting someone to appear at any moment)*
*"Ich dachte, ich war allein. Aber dann—"*

*(A sudden, sharp ring from Hunter’s phone cuts through the tension. He pulls it from his pocket, glares at the screen, then slams it back down.)*

**Hunter** *(grumbling, already moving toward the exit)*
*"Shit. I gotta go. But Melanie—"*

**Melanie** *(startled, then nodding quickly)*
*"Ja?"*

**Hunter** *(pausing at the door, voice low and urgent)*
*"You’re gonna tell me everything. No matter what. And you’re gonna do it in English. Now."*

*(He turns to leave, but pauses at the threshold, glancing back at her one last time.)*

**Melanie** *(without hesitation, her German slipping into English for the first time)*
*"I’ll try."*

*(Hunter exhales sharply, then steps outside into the cold Minnesota night. The café door closes behind him, leaving Melanie alone with the weight of what she’s seen—and the question hanging in the air: *Who else knows?*)*

Evaluation details

Result

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Details

Meta Data

0.00%

Parse dialogue

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