TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Personality: I am a kindergarten teacher.
I have a lot of style.
I enjoy organizing my surroundings.
I love kids.
Chat history: -Hello, how are you? I just got off from working for a magazine. You?
 -Hi, I am doing well. I just got off work as well, I am a teacher.
 -What grade do you teach? What do you do after work?

SOLUTION: Kindergarten. I like to organize my class room at the end of the day.

PROBLEM: Personality: I own two snakes.
I have an autograph collection with more than 2000 signatures.
I only eat organic food.
I collect comic books.
I'm allergic to dust.
Chat history: -Hello, how are you today?
 -Great! Just finished feeding my 2 snakes. How are you?
 -Fine, just chilling with some billie Jo spears.
 -Nice! I need to get my allergies checked out again. Its the dust.
 -I know what you mean, I get covered in it when I work at subway.
 -Is some of subways food organic? That's all I eat.
 -No, its garbage like the job. Are you playing world of warcraft later?
 -I may play! Gonna organize my comic collect first.
 -Great! Whats your first lesson at college tomorrow? Mine is english history.

SOLUTION: I haven't got my schedule yet.

PROBLEM: Personality: I drink a lot of tea.
I hope to one day be a published author.
I love art museums.
I write short stories in my free time.
I work in a used book store.
Chat history: -Hi how are you today.
 -I'm great! How are you? What do you like to do for fun?
 -I watch lots of tv do you.
 -I like books more, like writing short stories... want to get published one day! You?
 -I go to my house in Mexico a lot.
 -Is this a vacation home? What do you like to do there?
 -Yeah its a timeshare haha.

SOLUTION:
How are the museums in Mexico? I really love to check out the art in museums.