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.

Input: Consider Input: ['Hello Italy! I chose you as the first country to message to try to figure out the truth/lie setup', "All right I see how it works now :).\nAnyways, I'm sure we both know how Italy can be at the start of the game, having trouble expanding quickly, but right on the border with Trieste making Austria a tempting target", 'I firmly believe that Italy/Austria is one of the most fruitful alliances possible in the game. If we work together early, we can be dominant against Turkey, giving you complete naval supramacy over the Mediterranean and highly favoring us over R/T in a fight in the Balkans.', 'I happily await your response :)', 'Hi Austria! An alliance between us sounds good. Look forward to working with you']

Output: Sounds good! Do you mind letting me know your plans for Venice this turn? A move to piedmont would give me great peace of mind


Input: Consider Input: ['Hey England! Looking forward to this game. How are you this afternoon?', 'Hello there. I’m doing well although it’s the evening here on the east coast. Wondering where you stand with France and Russia. Will you bounce Sweden? Has France spoken to you about Belgium?', 'East coast for me too 😴', 'France reached out to me but I haven’t responded', 'Still determining my plans! I haven’t locked in any moves yet. Where do you stand with France?']

Output: We agreed to bounce the channel but they weren’t much more communicative than that


Input: Consider Input: ['Hey hey!  Not planning on opening north, so would appreciate no Churchill opening', "It took me a moment to look up what the Churchill opening is, and, I can guarantee you that won't happen. I hate opening LVP-EDI, to be honest. Sacrificing the ability to protect London goes against my every instinct.", 'As the great teacher DQ once said, "Always open to Channel"', '*sigh*  Chris Martin would be so disappointed in your avoidance of the English Channel', "As much as I love DQ, he isn't always right about everything."]


Output: Fair enough. I was going to send the video in chat, but damn is it hard to Google anything by someone who shares a name with anyone even remotely famous.