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, my friend - I would like to work with you long-term.  Please let me know which direction you'd like to go first - into Austria or into Turkey.  Your choice will be my direction too.", "I'm still figuring it out.", "What are your first impressions? Germany obviously doesn't like you.", 'What makes you think that Germany doesn\'t "like" me?', 'He said it.']

Output: He said that he didn't like me?  What are we, middle school kids?


Input: Consider Input: ['We should bounce in Bur this turn', 'Hi France! Sorry for the delay - still getting the hang of this app. Why do you think we should bounce in Bur?', "To start, I'd like us to have a good relationship, so I'm starting by telling you what I'm going to do, which is move an Army to Burgundy, ideally to bounce. This allows me to protect in case you were planning on doing something to begin with. Second, bouncing helps you out because Germany's first move with the Munich army is either to move to Burgundy or the Ruhr. If you dont move to Bur, then I'm there and you have to move the Ruhr army back to protect Mun anyway. I think we both have other issues than creating a relatively pointless stalemate here when there are better targets if we work together", 'Interesting. I will have to think it over. What does it look like three years down the road if we’re working together?', 'England destroyed and divided, you in the north sweeping up Russia with support, ive swept down into Italy']

Output: Okay - this works for me. I was going into Rohr will adjust my order and bounce. If we work together against England offers a lot of advantages for both of us, especially in the early game.


Input: Consider Input: ['Hello there England! Pleasure to meet you 😄', 'You as well! I’d be interested in creating a DMZ in the English Channel, how about you?', 'I would too, and I hope you are telling the truth too!', 'Of course, in all honesty I have two fleets so I could force my way in anyways. I don’t want to do that though. What about Hol? Bel is obviously yours', "I wouldn't say obviously but I certainly wouldn't mind getting Bel and helping you into Hol if that were the case"]


Output: Obviously that would be great, germany would have to be on board though or else we would be making an enemy.