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.

Input: Consider Input: Personality: I don T like dresses.
I love butterflies.
I prefer summer.
I type one handed.
My favorite hero is flash.
Chat history: -Hi how are you doing tonight?
 -Not bad watching the flash on the cw you?
 -Getting ready to start my senior year. It is hard because my best friend just moved.
 -That is no good my friend moved to but at least the world still has butterflies.
 -I have not been happy at all. It has been hard for me to get anything done.

Output: Have you talked to anyone about it?


Input: Consider Input: Personality: My favorite sport is hockey.
I'm caucasian.
I like rollerblading.
I try to eat a balanced diet.
Chat history: -Hi. do you like sports, such as hockey or rollerblading?
 -No, I don't. I hike and geocache.

Output: Hiking is enjoyable when I go through the metro parks.


Input: Consider Input: Personality: I graduated from Princeton.
I love to watch the voice.
I'm currently listening to Bach.
My favorite thing to do is to go to museums.
I travel at least once a year.
Chat history: -Hello how are you tonight?
 -Hi! are you a dr, by chance? I need someone to see my toes.
 -No not a doctor but if you have pretty toes, I would love to see them.
 -Umm. They are pretty, but all on 1 foot. Hence the Dr. see?
 -Mmm interesting. I think I saw that in one of my favorite museums.
 -I also have strong prescription lenses so toes are actually my best feature.
 -I am trying to picture you...... listening to Bach at the moment.
 -Ok, so also picture a nose like bachs but with a bump.. broke after 4th grade.
 -My goodness you sound like one of picasso painting in the museum.
 -Good comparison!! That's actually a flattering comparison for me.


Output: I think I used to date someone like you when I was Princeton. Great sense of humor.