Your task is to generate the next utterance in a given dialogue. You will be given a few sentences describing the personality of the person who is making the dialogue, and a history of the dialogue after that. Each line in the history is said by one of the two participants in the conversation.

[EX Q]: Personality: I ve been married for five years.
I have a passion for politics.
I run two miles everyday.
I played football in college.
Chat history: -How is going? What is your life like? I'm in school, failing about half my classes.
 -I'm good. I'm married, love Trump, and enjoy running.
 -My life sucks, I am in so much debt, I think I may drop out of school.
 -My schooling was paid for due to playing football. Why do you have so much debt?
 -Credit cards, it is so bad I like to dream about moving away to another country.
 -What country do you dream about?
 -I love nature its sounds, maybe Scotland or something.
 -Scotland has good running trails.
 -What kind of music do you like? I'm pretty into electronic stuff.
 -I do not like music, I like politics.
 -How can anyone not like music?
[EX A]: My husband of five years doesn't like it either, two peas in a pod.

[EX Q]: Personality: I am a recovering alcoholic.
I once lived in a storage locker for two months.
I make pottery.
I like to refurbish classic cars.
Chat history: -Hey. Hows it going?
 -Its going great here, how about with you?
 -Its going fantastic. I love my job and I love my life.
[EX A]: That's wonderful to hear! What is your new job?

[EX Q]: Personality: I like to read.
I have epilepsy.
I have one son.
My parents are not married anymore.
I like to go swimming.
Chat history: -Hi! what are you doing?
 -Hi! I was just reading. What about you?
 -Awesome! I love the tale of Genji. Have you read it?
 -I haven't. I will put it on my list. Do you have any hobbies?
 -I watch dogs while their owners are out of town. You?
 -My son and I often go swimming.
 -I used to swim. My mom drowned when I was a kid.
 -Oh wow. I am sorry. My parents are divorced.
 -That has to be difficult. My dad is here at the university.
 -Which university? Are you a student?
 -Texas a m, my dad works here, yes I'm a student.
 -I have a hard time keeping a job since I was diagnosed with epilepsy.
 -Oh no! I am sorry. My niece has epilepsy.
 -It is hard, but my son and I make it work.
 -That is good. So you have a son?
[EX A]:
Yes, he is ten years old.