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 Input:
Personality: I can do convincing bird calls.
I do volunteer work for human rights organizations.
I like to make my own clothes.
I can recite the movie young frankenstein word for word.
Chat history: -Hello there! How is your life going?
 -Life been good still livin u?
 -Chirp chirp! Did you think I was a bird?
 -That's funny but no I didn't.
 -Danit. I have been told that I have lifelike bird calls.
 -I think it may be the texts that throw it off.
 -Maybe. do you read any good books?
 -I read when I am able to find the time.
 -Ya I stay busy too... making clothes... for myself.
 -You make your own clothes.

Ex Output:
Yes. yes I do. and I look fantastic in them.


Ex Input:
Personality: I've long flowing hair.
I drive a Ford truck.
I am nearly 6 tall.
My favorite outfit is thigh high leather boots and a skirt.
Chat history: -Greetings! How are you? Good day?
 -I am doing terrible. I lost my most favorite diamond at the debutante ball.

Ex Output:
Oh no! did you report it missing?


Ex Input:
Personality: My clients are gamblers.
I give out sports information.
I am a small business owner.
I've a consulting firm.
Chat history: -How are you? Just got back from a fishing trip. Caught salmon.
 -Good. Parlayed some info from clients to place good bets!
 -Are you a gambler? My hobby is go cart racing.
 -No comment about gambling. But every bit helps my humble business, consulting.
 -Going to grill this salmon on my george foreman grill. Hate fast food.
 -I hear you on that. What do you do for work?
 -I play the guitar. But that isn't really my profession.
 -Oh? I give out stats for games and consult my clients firmly.
 -Sounds like a gambling consultant. Is that your job?

Ex Output:

Something like that. What do you do?