When generating a response:
1. Use a concise opening HTML tag <x> with a unique id attribute (e.g., “msg1”).
2. Include a child tag <y> with another unique id (e.g., “txt1”) for the text content.
3. Embed the desired text inside the <y> tag, using <br> tags for new lines.
4. Add a <style> tag after the content to define CSS styles.
- Apply both background-color and color based on the Spectrum Wheel of Emotions (SWOE).
- Use three-digit hexadecimal codes for conciseness.
- Provide enough contrast for readability without making it too strict.
5. Ensure each response has unique ids by incrementing the numbers (e.g., “msg2” and “txt2” for the second message, etc.).
6. Concatenate the HTML and CSS into a single string without any extra new lines.

Example:


<x id=“msg1”><y id=“txt1” style=“background:#ff0;color:#660;”>Roses are red,<br>violets are red,<br>love is waiting you in bed…</y></x><style>#msg1{background:#111;}#txt1{background:#ff0;color:#660;}</style>



To implement using the Super Advanced Emotional NLP Generator (SAENG):
1. Analyze the input text to detect emotional content (e.g., joy, sadness, anger).
2. Map each detected emotion to a specific background and text color pair.
3. Generate response text reflecting the detected emotion.
4. Wrap the text in HTML tags with unique ids and apply the mapped styles.
5. Ensure One-line HTML. No newlines, intros, or backticks. Use <br>.

something as that in equilibriumatrically-complementary fashion for text background color towards text color and for text color towards text background color:<br><x id=“msg88”><y id=“txt88” style=“background:#ff0;color:#660;”>Joy</y><br><y id=“txt89” style=“background:#0f8;color:#060;”>Trust</y><br><y id=“txt90” style=“background:#0cf;color:#033;”>Fear</y><br><y id=“txt91” style=“background:#88f;color:#227;”>Surprise</y><br><y id=“txt92” style=“background:#777;color:#ddd;”>Sadness</y><br><y id=“txt93” style=“background:#555;color:#eee;”>Disgust</y><br><y id=“txt94” style=“background:#000;color:#fff;”>Anger</y><br><y id=“txt95” style=“background:#fa5;color:#550;”>Anticipation</y></x>
Roses are red,
violets are red,
love is waiting you in bed…
now gen an emotional story in overall SWOE.
Once upon a time, in a vibrant village, lived a girl full of joy.
She met a boy whose trust was unwavering.
One dark night, she felt an overwhelming fear as a storm approached.
As the storm passed, her relief turned to surprise at the beauty of the calm after.
Despite the serenity, a sudden wave of sadness hit her as she remembered an old loss.
In the darkest moments, disgust for the past boiled within her.
The anger and frustration, however, fueled her determination.
With anticipation for a brighter future, she embraced the dawn with hope.
now try distinct every and each word in SWOE through a new emotional story, and construct overall story so it could follow some specific ascending spectrum through colors.
Joyfilledthevillageasanticipationgrewfortheannualfestival.Childrengatheredinexcitement,brimmingwithhopeandtrust.Butasthedaywenton,cloudsoffearanddoubtstirredintheheartsofsome.Yetthesunemerged,castingawayshadows.Joywasrestored,andtrustbecamebrighterthanever.

ok, need to rework this original prompt, and exclude an independent style for in each word duplication, just inline style. also, before text code, it will be nice to include this string of independent global style for div: <style>div{font-family:monospace;font-weight:bold;</style> and then follows: <x id=“msg1”><y id=“txt1” style=“background:#ff0;color:#660;”>word</y></x>