You are given first 5 messages from a series of message exchanges between 2 persons playing the game of Diplomacy which is an American strategic board game. You need to generate the next message. The message should be generated such that it fits the context seen so far. Avoid the text that is (i) tangent to the context, (ii) repeats the context.

Q: ["Well hello there!  Hope you're having a lovely Thanksgiving!  Are you going to bounce Russia in Sweden?", 'I’m still undecided. Where do you stand with Russia and Austria?', 'Not sure. Austria is feeling things out and Russia says he’s supporting himself into Rum.', 'Are you planning on throwing the game to France?  I think that you really need to consider defense.', 'I’m trying to deal with Russia to stop you and him from steam rolling west. If you’re willing to turn on Russia I would be open to turning on France.']

A: Alright, you make an excellent point.  This year I will turn on Russia.  But you need to fight France. He's on 11, is guaranteed England (eventually), and then you're in to position to stop him from getting another 4 for the solo.  You should demand part of England (or at least BEL) to keep the two of you even.  If he refuses, then you know what he's about.
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Q: ['Heya there, just dropping in to say hello', 'Hey turkey. Our paths probably won’t cross for a while l, but may I suggest you attack Russia? I’ve seen way to many games where Russia is ignored and all of the sudden they have half the board. Anyways, good lucks and have fun!', "Thanks! I'll definitely see what I can do, a big Russia is just as bad for me as everyone else", 'Sweet!', "I was talking with Russia, negotiating over Norway and such. They told me they were planning on attacking you, as they thought I was there ally. The truth is, I really don't want to see russia run off with this game, so I decided to let you know."]

A: Thanks for the heads up
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Q: ['Hey Turkey - how is it going? Excited for this game!', 'Of course, yeah! Will see how things unfold', 'How are things going? Do you think Austria or Russia or going to be a problem?', 'For you or for me?', 'Do you know what Russia is up to?']

A:
Have you heard from him??
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