Oooooh I love this AI! It's super cool. I ran this like three or four times, and picked the top three that I liked :)
Why did you leave her standing there; last yesterday at twilight? Why did you come back after what you saw? I know, I can hear yourself talkin'. Your hair was so white as to be a dead man's. Did you see those dead, cold, lifeless eyes? Yes, that's what you've been livin' with. We've got to leave this and make way for us. Why, we're the only one on earth that'll do it. And it's not over, not yet. It'll be all right eventually. It's going to be. But first, you need to look into your own eyes and get your own thoughts.
No, we've only got to take out that knife. You can't hurt it any more than we've got to hurt you. I think you should take the knife. It's nothing, not real. It's nothing but a little dead woman's heart.
She is still on the edge, and you can tell how desperate she is–this cold, hard feeling in our little bodies…
You've got to think about why she's there.
And then she was gone, as if she was never there. Where did she go? What happened to her? You happened, you came along, and scared her off, knowing what would happen. She might look at you and say, "What the hell did I do to you???" That's not me. I made absolutely absolutely no attempt to do anything to you! So what happened? Where did she go? No, I do not want to say. You know. If you don't believe me at all, you may be a little confused. Well, you got to go up a few flights of stairs, you and your daughter.
But, you never got the call, she never got the call, when I was going down to the police station, with him, to talk to them, and she kept running away. She didn't get to talk to me.
amy (the most wonderful woman in the world) GOODMAN: So the other two girls, how did you, your daughter, handle this, what did you tell your daughter?
SENATOR JOHN McCAIN: My daughter and her two older daughters are friends from the neighborhood. And she said
Why did you leave her standing there last night at twilight? Is she getting lonely?"
"No, it's all just fine." Soonya smiled, and took another drink. "We talked earlier, that's all."
"Oh, it's terrible news?"
"Is it? How horrible."
"I'm not sure what that means. Can you show me?"
Soonya grabbed her bottle of vodka, and started to fill the glass with a shot of the stuff.
"Can you hold on for a minute?" she said, and watched as Yuri poured himself a second, and then another, and another. After a moment of hesitation, Yuri gulped down what he had just shot.
"Are you…so sorry?"
"No!" cried Soonya, eyes welling up in shock. She looked at Alex again, and saw that her eyes were bright and pleading.
"N-no! No, I'm not! It's just…" she coughed, and took a deep breath. "It's really wonderful! I