Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate a statement that is using the content of the given paragraph yet, it is **incorrect** (i.e., it contradicts the statements of the input).

If Gary is kind and Gary is big then Gary is red. Gary is green. Big things are furry. If Gary is kind then Gary is cold. Cold, furry things are big. If Gary is kind and Gary is cold then Gary is furry. If something is cold then it is kind. Kind, furry things are green. All furry things are green. Anne is cold.
Gary is not green.

All green, round people are not quiet. Dave is rough. Dave is nice. If Charlie is smart and Charlie is not rough then Charlie is nice. If Charlie is smart and Charlie is not nice then Charlie is furry. Dave is smart. Green, quiet people are nice. Dave is quiet. All round people are quiet. Charlie is not rough. If Charlie is furry and Charlie is smart then Charlie is rough. If someone is furry and not nice then they are green. Charlie is furry. Charlie is quiet. If someone is furry and not nice then they are round. Dave is not furry. Charlie is nice. Dave is round.
Dave is not round.

The bear visits the mouse. The bear visits the lion. The lion chases the bald eagle. The mouse does not visit the bald eagle. If something sees the bald eagle and the bald eagle is young then the bald eagle does not chase the lion. The bear is not green. If something is kind then it visits the mouse. The mouse does not see the bear. The mouse is blue. If the bald eagle sees the bear then the bear is blue. The bald eagle sees the mouse. The mouse chases the lion. The bald eagle is cold. The bear is blue. The bear chases the bald eagle. The bald eagle is kind. The bear chases the lion. The lion sees the mouse. The bald eagle is blue.

The mouse visits the bald eagle.