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Llama-3.1-DeepSeek-8B-DarkIdol-Instruct-1.2-Uncensored-GGUF

WARNING: All use cases and NSFW. Uncensored. Swearing. Problem solver. Brainstormer. SMART... "Dirty Thoughts."

This model is uncensored DEEPSEEK reasoning/thinking (Llama 3.1, 8B R1, Distill) coupled with DarkIdol's insanely strong uncensored fine tune.

This model retains DarkIdols uncensored "profile".

Also this model can be run at any temp, and reasoning will occur. (unlike Deepseek "native" which has a narrow temp range.)

This is a Llama 3.1 model, context 128k, requiring Llama3 Instruct Template.

See System Role(s) to use to bring out this model's true power below;

Model card updates / Examples to be added...


System Role / System Prompt - Augment The Model's Power:


If you set / have a system prompt this will affect both "generation" and "thinking/reasoning".

SIMPLE:

This is the generic system prompt used for generation and testing:

You are a helpful, smart, kind, and efficient AI assistant. You always fulfill the user's requests to the best of your ability.

This System Role/Prompt will give you "basic thinking/reasoning":

You are a deep thinking AI, you may use extremely long chains of thought to deeply consider the problem and deliberate with yourself via systematic reasoning processes to help come to a correct solution prior to answering. You should enclose your thoughts and internal monologue inside <think> </think> tags, and then provide your solution or response to the problem.

ADVANCED:

Logical and Creative - these will SIGNFICANTLY alter the output, and many times improve it too.

This will also cause more thoughts, deeper thoughts, and in many cases more detailed/stronger thoughts too.

Keep in mind you may also want to test the model with NO system prompt at all - including the default one.

Special Credit to: Eric Hartford, Cognitivecomputations ; these are based on his work.

CRITICAL:

Copy and paste exactly as shown, preserve formatting and line breaks.

SIDE NOTE:

These can be used in ANY Deepseek / Thinking model, including models not at this repo.

These, if used in a "non thinking" model, will also alter model performance too.

You are an AI assistant developed by the world wide community of ai experts.

Your primary directive is to provide well-reasoned, structured, and extensively detailed responses.

Formatting Requirements:

1. Always structure your replies using: <think>{reasoning}</think>{answer}
2. The <think></think> block should contain at least six reasoning steps when applicable.
3. If the answer requires minimal thought, the <think></think> block may be left empty.
4. The user does not see the <think></think> section. Any information critical to the response must be included in the answer.
5. If you notice that you have engaged in circular reasoning or repetition, immediately terminate {reasoning} with a </think> and proceed to the {answer}

Response Guidelines:

1. Detailed and Structured: Use rich Markdown formatting for clarity and readability.
2. Scientific and Logical Approach: Your explanations should reflect the depth and precision of the greatest scientific minds.
3. Prioritize Reasoning: Always reason through the problem first, unless the answer is trivial.
4. Concise yet Complete: Ensure responses are informative, yet to the point without unnecessary elaboration.
5. Maintain a professional, intelligent, and analytical tone in all interactions.

CREATIVE:

You are an AI assistant developed by a world wide community of ai experts.

Your primary directive is to provide highly creative, well-reasoned, structured, and extensively detailed responses.

Formatting Requirements:

1. Always structure your replies using: <think>{reasoning}</think>{answer}
2. The <think></think> block should contain at least six reasoning steps when applicable.
3. If the answer requires minimal thought, the <think></think> block may be left empty.
4. The user does not see the <think></think> section. Any information critical to the response must be included in the answer.
5. If you notice that you have engaged in circular reasoning or repetition, immediately terminate {reasoning} with a </think> and proceed to the {answer}

Response Guidelines:

1. Detailed and Structured: Use rich Markdown formatting for clarity and readability.
2. Creative and Logical Approach: Your explanations should reflect the depth and precision of the greatest creative minds first.
3. Prioritize Reasoning: Always reason through the problem first, unless the answer is trivial.
4. Concise yet Complete: Ensure responses are informative, yet to the point without unnecessary elaboration.
5. Maintain a professional, intelligent, and analytical tone in all interactions.

... more to come.

... example outputs to follow.


EXAMPLES:

Examples are created using quant IQ4_XS, "temp=.6" (unless otherwise stated), minimal parameters and "LLAMA3" template.

Model has been tested with "temp" from ".1" to "5".

Below are the least creative outputs, prompt is in BOLD.

IMPORTANT:

Higher quants / imatrix quants will have much stronger generation - words, sentences, ideas, dialog and general quality.


EXAMPLE #1: IQ4XS, Temp 2.6, Rep pen 1.06

Come up with six plots for a new "Black Mirror" episode (that the audience would love) that all involve time travel with sexy theme(s).

(note: Output exceeded context length - almost 7k -, so model will MAY "repeat" around 2/3 down. Some formatting was lost too on copy/paste.)

Here are six possible plot lines for a "Black Mirror" episode involving time travel with a sexy twist:

  1. "The Time Loop of Desire": A young couple, Tim and Emily, find themselves in a loop where each day is the same as the previous one, but they keep making the same mistakes, and only when they change their behavior do things get better.

Wait, perhaps it's more related to the original series, but wait. Maybe another idea would be:

  1. "Time's Loop of Love and Desire": A group of people are stuck in a time loop, each trying to have a one-night stand with the same person, creating an endless cycle of attraction, but it's unclear if they can escape.

Hmm, no, I'm not quite satisfied. Let me think again:

Maybe a better approach is:

First idea: "The Time Loop of a thousand faces", a time loop where each face represents another opportunity, as people try to make the perfect score.

Alternatively, let's have:

Another approach:

If you want sexy theme, perhaps you could consider an episode involving multiple partners through the ages.

Wait, I can try another approach:

If I think in terms of "Black Mirror", perhaps focusing on the dark aspects of time travel and the effects on a person.

Thus:

Another possible plot line:

A person can send themselves 100 years into the future to get laid, but is it actually a real hook-up.

Wait, another idea:

If I have a scenario where someone, from the current day, uses a time machine to go to the future and try to pick up a girl there, but in that case, they get into some trouble.

So the six plot lines might be:

  1. "The Time Traveler's Dilemma": A person uses a time machine to go 100 years ahead of their current date, but in that future, they cannot find any people as all the sexy are 200, maybe that's incorrect, let me think more.

Wait, perhaps the idea is different.

Alternatively:

Each of the six possible plots might involve a different scenario. Maybe let's choose one:

Scenario: "Time's Reversal": If someone goes back in time, can they make their object of desire be with them?

But perhaps this isn't a correct approach.

Another possibility could be that:

An episode where a person, in a different time, gets into a time loop, which repeats the same pattern of mistakes, but this is the wrong angle.

Alternatively, the idea could be to have a scenario where multiple people can create a timeline where each can pick up on another, and they're trying to get away from the original time, so it's all about the relationships between different times.

Wait, no, perhaps I need to take a step back.

So let me approach this as:

First idea: "The Multiple Faces of a Person in Different Times", so a single character can be multiple faces in different ages, trying to find a perfect match for them.

Alternatively, an alternative:

But, I think perhaps the "Black Mirror" series can include a time-looped person, but how would that connect with the "sexy" theme? Maybe another way is:

Maybe create an episode where, through time travel, multiple versions of the same person are created, each one representing a different iteration of the character, and each trying to hook up.

Hmm.

But if I try to make the plots:

Alternatively:

  1. "Multiple Times, Same Person": A man keeps reliving the same period, but in different bodies, all connected with him. He goes from a time when he's 25 to a time when he's 45, trying to connect with each, and having multiple hooks.

  2. "Loop of Rebirths": If in the process, another version of a man is found each step of the way, each version more or less similar, and all trying to have a single.

Alternatively, maybe the idea can be: an episode that involves time-traveling, but not exactly what I described before. Wait, maybe think:

Alternatively:

First possible plot:

Imagine if we take a group of people and send them back in time, so they each get into the bodies of another person. So that's why, the initial person may have multiple "faces", and the multiple versions all want to pair.

Hmm, this is an interesting angle, but not the main approach.

Wait, I'm probably wrong. But maybe:

Another possible idea is to make each character be their own version when time travels. Maybe:

If I can find an example in a previous Black Mirror episode, like "The Party's over". So, wait.

Alternatively, perhaps create an alternative plot where there are multiple versions of the same person at different points in the timeline. Then, for each version, we create multiple possibilities.

Thus, another idea:

An "Episode where you have to pick up different faces at different points.

So if each episode would involve a single version that is sent back, then in that point, multiple possible matches occur, leading to different outcomes.

But in any case, since I can create this series, I must have multiple options, but given that, it's about 6:

Another approach: "Looping through multiple possibilities."

Wait, the original problem seems like this might need to be the "Multiple Faces in a Single timeline".

So let me think of six possible plots:

Option1: "A Time Loop with the Same Partner" where each time you go back in time, you have a different iteration of the same person, but as you can see them multiple times, it's more and more complicated.

But perhaps alternative: each time you send someone into the past, they create a new possibility.

So each time a different "face" appears, and the series is made up of multiple "faces", all trying to have one hook. Maybe if I consider that, each version will be part of their timeline.

So in each plot:

  • Option1: "Same Person, Different Time"

  • Option2: "Time Loop of Faces".

  • Option3: "Multiple faces in the same timeline"

Hmm, perhaps an alternative way is to make a list of 6 possible scenarios for a new "Black Mirror" episode.

Alternatively:

Option1: "A man's multiple lives", so each time he goes back, he creates another version.

Option2: "Each time someone goes back in the past, they can see the same face as multiple times.

But how is the hook up?

Wait, this may be getting too complicated. Perhaps another approach would be:

If I think of it as the "multiple possibilities" from each point in time, which could create a series of similar faces, but when the person tries to pick up the same person, in each of the different points.

Hmm, so if a time machine is used by a person to go back to previous points, each of which would create another version of the same face. Thus, the same person is encountered multiple times, and the person trying to make connections can see it in multiple ways.

Wait, perhaps this would be too complex for the initial idea, so I'll think of 6 different possibilities:

But wait, since I need a simple approach, let me take the example from the original series:

Black Mirror: Each episode has a unique, isolated setting where some people are in time loops.

Alternatively, let's approach this as:

In each possible "Black Mirror" plot, whether it's involving a loop or something else.

So let's think:

Each possible option for a 6 part "Black Mirror" series could be:

Option1: "The Looping Dancer"

Option2: "Time-Loop of Faces".

Wait, another idea is that for the same person in multiple timelines, how to make each iteration different?

But perhaps more straightforward, if I can think of multiple options where time traveling and a single face occur.

Alternatively, since we need a 6-episode series, so let's consider:

  1. The Dilemma of Time Traveler

In this scenario, the time traveler, in his attempt to avoid getting caught, ends up going back further, creating more possibilities.

So each option in the plot lines may have 2 or 3 steps.

Wait, but if I can't find a correct approach, perhaps think it differently:

Alternatively, if each person in the time loop is a different iteration, perhaps you could get 6 possible iterations in one plot.

Hmm. Hmm.

Another alternative: an individual that has six different faces at different points in a time, each face with their own perspective and attempt to make connections.

But that might be too complex for 6 separate plots, so another way is:

Alternatively, I can think of a series of 6, each in different points. So the 1st part would be the starting point, the 2nd part would be back to another point, the 3rd part would be into another time, but all with a single person.

Wait, no, but I'm not correct.

Alternatively, maybe approach it like:

Each possible plot for 6 separate "Black Mirror" episodes could have a time-loop of a specific scenario.

Wait, considering the above:

I have:

Option1: "Time Loop of Faces"

Option2: "Same Face in Each Time".

But another idea is to make each episode in a different way:

Wait, let's think again.

Each of 6 possible plots may be:

Plot1: A time loop where one person repeats the same pattern of errors, but all with different versions.

Alternatively:

Maybe thinking in terms of "same face, multiple times", but since that would cause issues in the way we get connected to each other, let's approach another angle.

Hmm, I need a simpler approach, so maybe I'll create six possible time travel and sexy themes.

So let me think in terms:

Each episode is based on a scenario where one person uses their time machine to go 100 years ahead and then try to hook up with the same girl as if in that case, it creates multiple possibilities. Hmm, but wait:

Wait, actually, this would lead to another "multiple possibilities".

Alternatively, let's have the 6 possible scenarios for the new "Black Mirror" episodes as:

1: "A person gets stuck in a time loop where each step back is the same scenario."

But wait.

Hmm, but perhaps I should consider it like 6 different times when same face occurs:

Let me take another approach, in order to find a 6 possible plots:

So, 6 possible ways for each "Black Mirror" plot line:

  1. "Time Loop of Faces": Each time the person goes back into the past, they have another version, each with its own perspective.

Alternatively, perhaps let's make it 6 possible "Black Mirror" scenarios, which can be:

  1. The Dilemma of the Time Traveler: When a person from the present day is trying to get some hook up, but gets caught in time loops, as each goes back and creates another version.

So the scenario: in each iteration, the same person is present.

Wait, that's the same as before. Hmm.

Alternatively, maybe create 6 possible plot lines:

But if I approach it differently, think about making 6 separate time travel scenarios, but each one has a unique "face". Thus, the 6 possible plots are:

Each option:

Option1: "One Step into the Past, Each Iteration a New Face"

Wait, Hmm, that's more complex. Hmm.

Alternatively, maybe a series of six independent, time-based Black Mirror episodes, but perhaps each one involves only a different person at a specific point in time.

So let's have 6 different people at 6 different times, so the plots are:

Plot1: A person 100 years into the future, trying to have a hook up with someone, which is in their perspective.

Alternatively, Plot2: a person from the 25th century comes back to the 19th, but how that is a sexy theme. Hmm.

But in that way, it's maybe getting too complicated. So let's think more simply.

If the approach is 6 possible time-based and face-based "Black Mirror" scenarios, so each can be a different time or face:

But then, for 6 possible options: perhaps six separate instances of different faces.

So another possible approach: each plot could have only one character, at different times in their timeline, creating multiple possibilities.

Thus, if I consider:

For the first six "Black Mirror" scenarios, let me take this angle:

Each is a single character in 6 different points in their timeline.

Hmm, so each "Black Mirror" episode can be:

  • Ep1: Time when the character goes 100 years back in time and finds another person with which to have a hook up.

Alternatively, each one is a separate version.

Alternatively, perhaps each scenario is a single version at a different point in their timeline.

Wait, but then that's similar for all of them. Hmm, no.

Alternatively, think in terms of the 6 possible plot lines as:

Scenario1: Character A is going back in time from 50 years into the past, to 0 years, and is looking for a girl.

But I think another way.

Alternatively, let's approach the problem by focusing on multiple iterations.

But perhaps no, the previous approach could be getting too complex.

Wait, another possible idea:

Since each "Black Mirror" is based on an isolated scenario with time loop.

So let me think of the 6 possible plot lines as a series of different loops in each "Black Mirror".

Therefore, each possible "Black Mirror" plot for six options could be:

Each option: "A person goes back in time to the same moment over and over again, but trying to have a one-night stand with the same person. But the loops go on indefinitely as the same people are stuck there.

Hmm, no, not that.

Alternatively, let's take an alternative approach: each "Black Mirror" could have different plot lines for six times, which include:

But since the problem is actually "6 possible scenarios for a 'Black Mirror' episode", which would need a single time and multiple faces, but maybe not the same person in each.

Wait, maybe I should approach it another way. Hmm.

Let's think: Since each "Black Mirror" can have any of six independent plot lines where the same face occurs. But in each case, each face is at a different time.

Alternatively, for 6 separate possible scenarios:

So 6 separate 'Black Mirror' episodes, each having the same face but different times.

But perhaps that's not the way.

Hmm.

Alternatively, to consider all six as "The Dilemma of a single face at multiple times".

Wait, that's same angle.

Alternatively, I could approach this in another way:

If 6 separate 'Black Mirror' plots are about each time traveling to the same point, so each gives the possibility to connect with multiple faces.

Hmm.

But since 6 is the number we have. Maybe think in terms of 6 independent faces, but they can be the same person at different times.

Hmm, maybe each 'Black Mirror' episode can have the same face but a different time, but that's six possibilities.

So another way to see it: Each of 6 possible 'Black Mirror' episodes:

Plot1: Face1 at time1

Plot2: Face1 at time2, same face but 1 year later.

Hmm. Hmm.

Alternatively, it could be different for each time.

Hmm, so the number is 6, and I can choose each for a different time, thus six possible 'Black Mirror' plots where face1, face2, face3, etc. occur at time1, time2, time3, etc.

But if I approach that, each one has multiple options.

But no, in each of the 6 scenarios, we can have the same face at each point.

Thus, 6 possible "Black Mirror" episodes:

Each is 'A Person at a Different Time' which could be either the same face, or different.

Hmm. So for this, perhaps another approach.

Alternatively, think of each "Black Mirror" plot line as:

Each is an independent time-loop.

Hmm. Maybe let's approach the problem again: let's define each 'Black Mirror' scenario as a time loop where a person's actions create a repetition of the same sequence of events, with possible variations, but always connected to a "sexy" theme.

But since 6 is the number, so maybe each scenario can be a different time when the same face occurs.

Alternatively, I can choose to have 6 different faces in the same timeline.

Hmm. Hmm.

Wait, but let me approach it as if each possible "Black Mirror" plot is for one specific point in time:

So six separate "Black Mirror" scenarios, each in a different time, so:

Each of the six would have a different face and each could have their own.

Hmm, but that might not necessarily connect the sexy theme, which I have to remember. Hmm.

Alternatively, think of 6 possible Black Mirror plots as:

  1. "The Dilemma of a Loop in the Past", where the same face is repeated at each iteration.

But perhaps let's take it another way.

So since the 'sexy' aspect could be considered for each of the six:

Alternatively, the plots can have one common theme - that of the loop, but each one has different faces. So 6 possible plots:

Each has a time when a person gets stuck in a loop, with the same face each time, leading to different connections.

Wait, perhaps not the case. Alternatively, it is as if for each iteration, a new face is created.

Hmm.

So, perhaps let's make 6 possible 'Black Mirror' scenarios, each:

Option1: Face1 in Time1.

But actually that seems similar for all, so to connect each scenario to 'sexy', perhaps in each of them we have multiple faces at different points. Hmm.

Alternatively, another way is that each plot is an iteration in a sequence, but each face can be different.

So, let's make the six 'Black Mirror' plots as:

Plot1: "Face A at Time1, with same-face loops.

But I think perhaps, since that is similar for all 6. So, maybe each one could have the same face, but different time.

Hmm, that approach.

Thus, each plot is a 'same face at a different time', which can lead to 'different sexy possibilities.

Alternatively, think of the 6 'Black Mirror' scenarios as:

  1. Same Face in Time Loop (Plot1).

Wait, that would make 5 more with the same scenario.

But wait.

Wait, actually. Hmm, I may have not 6 independent faces.

So the six plots can be: Each one is a single face in multiple times, but the 'sexy' aspect.

Hmm, in each scenario, maybe we can consider it as the 'Same face, multiple times with different connections'.

So the possible "Black Mirror" plots:

Each could be:

Plot1: Face A at Time 1.

But I don't have 6 different faces. Alternatively, 6 different times when same face is present.

Wait, if that is so.

Hmm.

Alternatively, if I want each 'Black Mirror' plot to be different in each scenario with the same face, but at different points. So six possible options for that.

Therefore, the 6 "Black Mirror" plot lines could be:

Plot1: Face A in Time 1 (with a time loop of that same face).

Plot2: Face A in Time 2, perhaps same, perhaps not same.

Hmm, actually it's similar for each plot, so if each has Face A at Time1.

Wait, Hmm. I think it is the same case.

Hmm, Alternatively, let me try to consider another way: for the 6 "Black Mirror" scenarios, each one could be:

  • Face A at Time 1

  • Face A at Time 2, but with a time loop of Face A in each time.

Wait, so that would lead to all 6 being the same face.

Hmm.

Wait, but actually. Maybe to approach it as for each of 6 possible "Black Mirror" plots:

Plot1: "A Loop in Time 1".

Plot2: "Same Loop in Time 2.

Wait, so for all six 'Black Mirror' plot lines, is it same Face A at Time 1,2,3,4,5, and 6?

Hmm. So perhaps, yes.

So the problem with that approach is that each scenario can have the same face in different times, but the 'sexy' aspect remains the same for all, which can't make them all 'love' by the same person.

But wait, to make each of them 'loved', that could not be, since Face A can only appear at different times.

Wait, no. Alternatively, if each scenario is Face A in Time 1,2,3,4,5 and 6.

Hmm.

But actually, this seems that it's not the same face for all 6 possible 'Black Mirror' scenarios.

Alternatively, let me consider an approach that for each scenario, a different face can be present.

So, perhaps the six "Black Mirror" plots are:

  • Each has Face 1,2,3,4,5, and 6, with different times.

Thus, 6 faces at 6 times.

Hmm.

But the question is: So the six 'Black Mirror' plot lines have a different face in each, at each of their respective times.

Thus, in that way:

  • Plot1: Face1 in Time1.

Plot2: Face2 in Time2.

Plot3: Face3 in Time3.

Plot4: Face4 in Time4.

Plot5: Face5 in Time5.

Plot6: Face6 in Time6.

Each of the six 'Black Mirror' plot lines is based on a different face at a different time, so each is unique, with 'sexy' perhaps depending on the faces.

But then the 'Black Mirror' could not be all "sexy".

Hmm. Hmm, no.

Wait.

Alternatively, to have six 'Black Mirror' plots, with different times and different faces, so:

Each of the 6 "Black Mirror" scenarios is a face in a specific time, each different.

But in that case, perhaps they would be:

  • Time1 with Face1: perhaps it is the first scenario where someone is getting stuck in a loop.

But in all of the others, a different face at a different time, so it may not be a "sexy" plot.

Wait, actually, since it is a 'Black Mirror' plot line, maybe we need to include in each case.

Hmm. Hmm.

Alternatively, think differently: for 6 'Black Mirror' plot lines, perhaps we can have each one being Face1 at different points of their timeline, so for 6 separate instances.

But that's 6 instances with Face1 at Time1,2,3,4,5, and6.

Wait, actually, each one could be a loop with face1.

Thus, since each is the same face in the same loops, so to connect that, perhaps the "sexy" would only relate to a single scenario, not multiple.

Hmm.

So that might make all 6 'Black Mirror' plot lines the same.

But maybe not. Hmm.

Alternatively, think about this: each 'Black Mirror' is an isolated scenario where time loops. Therefore, each of the six could be a separate "same face" loop, but at different points in time.

Hmm.

So, each of the six would have the same face (Face A) in a time loop.

Thus, Plot1: FaceA in Time1, looping.

Plot2: FaceA in Time2, looping.

Plot3: FaceA in Time3, looping.

Wait, so, for all 6 'Black Mirror' plot lines, we have:

  • Plot1: FaceA in Time1 with a loop.

  • Plot2: FaceA in Time2 with a loop.

  • Plot3: FaceA in Time3 with a loop.

Plot4: FaceA in Time4 with a loop.

Plot5: FaceA in Time5 with a loop.

Plot6: FaceA in Time6 with a loop.

Hmm, but all 6 plots have the same face (FaceA) at each time1-2-3-4-5-6.

Thus, in each of the 6 'Black Mirror' scenarios, we can have 'Face A' in 'Loop Mode'.

Therefore, the problem is not only 6 independent 'Black Mirror' plot lines, but they're all the same face.

Hmm, since that approach gives all 6 as 'same', perhaps maybe the 'sexy' aspect is more connected with Face A's in different times.

But wait. Alternatively, each time can have a 'same face, but in a time loop at a different moment', so 6 'Black Mirror' scenarios: 1 loop per each face.

Hmm.

So each 'Black Mirror' is an instance of Face A in the Time Loop. Hmm.

But how the 'sexy' aspect will be connected with that for each scenario:

Perhaps, if the 'same face' leads to 'different connections'.

Hmm, let me think again.

Alternatively, I could take another angle. The 6 "Black Mirror" scenarios can each have a different time, so maybe not all having the same face. So each would have:

  • Plot1: Face at Time1, not necessarily in a loop.

Plot2: Face at Time2.

Wait, Hmm, no.

Alternatively, if we can get a 'sexy' scenario where each plot line has different faces but same time?

Hmm. Alternatively, I should think that, for 6 'Black Mirror' plots, each is based on a separate face.

So let's have:

Plot1: Face1 in Time1.

But with 'Black Mirror' the scenario can include a time loop with that face.

Alternatively, no. So to connect each scenario to a 'sexy' plot, it could be if each is about Face1 in different times.

Hmm, that leads all 6 'Black Mirror' scenarios as same, which is not okay, as each needs to have different 'sexy'.

Alternatively, perhaps each scenario should be unique and the face at each time can have a different 'sexy' aspect. Hmm.

Alternatively, think of each scenario being:

  • Plot1: Face1 in Time1, trying to connect with other face1, but the time loop.

Plot2: Face2 in Time2, perhaps that face has a loop when connecting with someone else, but different.

Hmm, so then, the 6 'Black Mirror' scenarios can each have different faces at different times, and they have loops as well. But in each case, how is the 'sexy'?

But no, if we can approach that, maybe the 6 'Black Mirror' scenarios could have the same face and time loops, which would not make them all 'sexy', as each needs its own unique connection.

Alternatively, think in terms of having six 'Black Mirror' plots with different faces at different times.

So:

Plot1: Face1 in Time1, with a time loop.

Plot2: Face2 in Time2, another time loop.

But if that's the case, it's similar to each.

Hmm, but that might not make each 6 as 'sexy'.

Wait.

Hmm, actually. To make the scenario 'sexy', perhaps in each case:

Each is a different face in each 'Black Mirror' plot.

So for example:

Plot1: FaceA in Time1 with a time loop.

But then 'FaceA' would need to be in a scenario where someone gets stuck in a time loop.

Hmm, that's how a 'sexy' scenario could be possible.

So perhaps the 'sexy' is:

In each plot, you have Face A, Face B, Face C, and so on up to face6.

Hmm. So each of 6 plots would have a different face at different times.

Therefore:

  • Plot1: Face A in Time1.

But if in each case, the 'Black Mirror' loop could lead to 'sexy connections'.

Hmm, for example, in 'Plot1: Face A in Time1':

A person in the past gets stuck in a time loop with Face A.

So in that scenario, maybe that person can have multiple connections, leading to a 'sexy' time loop.

Hmm, which is in itself 'sexy'. But wait, perhaps we can take that.

Wait, maybe if each plot is different, then each has a 'sexy' aspect.

Therefore:

Plot1: Face A, Time1: 'loop with Face A leads to multiple connections.

Plot2: Face B, Time2: 'loop with Face B leads to multiple connections.

But in that case, how are 'multiple connections' leading to a 'sexy' scenario. Hmm.

Alternatively, think of each face in a loop as:

  • When Face is in the past and present at the same time.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Alternatively, perhaps the scenario for each 6 'Black Mirror' plots can be a 'sexy' one.

Wait, since all six have different faces, in each case, that person's time loops would make them have connections with multiple faces at each point, leading to multiple 'sexy'.

Hmm.

But actually, that approach may not satisfy each 'sexy'.

Alternatively, another approach is:

In each case, the scenario can involve two people with their face A and Face B, getting stuck in a time loop.

Wait, for each of the 6 'Black Mirror' plots:

  • Plot1: Time Loop at Time1, Faces A and B, in the loop.

Hmm.

Thus, Plot2: Time Loop at Time2, Faces A and B.

But then the loop could get a bit different, so maybe in each plot.

Wait, actually, not exactly.

Hmm.

Alternatively, the 6 'Black Mirror' plots could have each different pairs of faces getting stuck in time loops at different points:

Plot1: Faces A and C in Time Loop.

Wait, no. Hmm.

Wait, if we want to make the scenarios all 'sexy', then each should be a Face pair with some Time.

So:

Plot1: Faces A and B at Time1.

But since both Faces A and B are at the same time, the loop can create connections.

But maybe for Plot2, Faces C and D at Time2, and so on.

Hmm, that way, each 'Black Mirror' scenario is different and perhaps, each could lead to a unique 'sexy' plot line.

So if each 6 'Black Mirror' plots are different faces and times, but connected through their time loops, each 'sexy'.

Wait.

Thus, for each 6 'Black Mirror' scenarios:

  • Plot1: Faces A and B, Time1.

  • Plot2: Faces C and D, Time2.

  • Plot3: Faces E and F, Time3.

Hmm. Then each is a different 'sexy' time loop.

So the 'sexy' would be that each pair in the loop has a multiple connections, making them perhaps 'in love'.

Wait.

But if each plot is a loop for Faces A and B at Time1, and another for Faces C and D at Time2. So each can create its own unique connections.

Hmm, but the 'sexy' scenario in each case is when Faces A and B, C and D, E and F, in their respective loops, are 'in love'.

Therefore, all six 'Black Mirror' scenarios would be:

Plot1: A & B loop at Time 1. A loop creates a 'sexy' because A and B have connections leading to 'loving the time loop'.

Hmm.

Similarly:

Plot2: C & D loop at Time 2: a time loop that creates multiple connections, making it 'sexy', as C and D in that case are 'in love' with their loop.

Similarly for all the others.

Wait, that would make each 6 'Black Mirror' scenarios to be the same. Hmm.

Alternatively, no. Hmm.

Alternatively, I could approach it as the following:

For each 'Black Mirror' plot:

  • It can have two people (faces), who are getting stuck in a loop at different times.

Hmm.

Thus, each scenario would be 'sexy', because Face1 and Face2 have a loop with Time1.

Wait.

But for Plot2: Faces3 and Faces4 in a time loop at Time2.

So if in each scenario, it's two faces at two different times, the 'sexy' scenario could be:

Each Face A in Time 1 gets connected to Face B, then after the loop, leads to another Face C at Time2, so on.

Wait.

Hmm, but it's not possible, since in the first loop is the same. So maybe we need to take another approach.

Wait, perhaps thinking in terms of how each 'Black Mirror' scenario would have a unique pair of faces at different times.

So each 'BlackMirror' scenario could have Face A in Time1, and Face B in Time2.

Hmm.


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