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 down there, Sultan!

Anything we need to talk about early, or should we just see what happens early?

Best,

- Kaiser', 'Eh, I have the luxury of a boring country that CAN chill out and see how things shake out.
And as much as I personally enjoy opening to Tyrolia as Germany, other people tend to look at me weird if I suggest it, so...I guess all I can really five into is to ask that you give me a heads up if you decide to pick a fight with a mutual neighbor so I can pile on', "So, you were going for the Slingshot Juggernaut, and had the rug pulled out, huh? That hurts. And Austria is in no position to provide much help.

What's the plan from this point?", "My hands are tied with my positioning and an NAP that runs through the end of this year, but I'm happy to work as an intermediary with you and Austria to help coordinate.

I've given you one bit of help - Russia can't build in Warsaw, so it takes one unit out of the South.", "Ugh, what a pain in the ass. I can't even rotate on him in a meaningful time frame, and Austria's going to be no help any time soon beyond protecting Bulgaria this turn."]

Output: You could take him down together, unless he's working with Italy. Even if he's not, Italy's going to feed on Austria - he's pretty committed - and come after you since you're exposed. The upside is just that they wouldn't likely be explicitly helping each other.

I don't have anything preventing me from going at Italy, and he's really wrecking everything right now. Plus, silent. As far as I know, towards everyone.

Input: Consider Input: ['Greetings, Germany!

The risk of an early conflict between France and Germany is pretty high, so suggest that we clear the air early on.

The biggest question here is Burgundy, which borders one of your home supply centers and two of mine. It is important to me that Burgundy remains unoccupied - my suggestion is that we set up a bounce between A Munich - Burgundy, A Paris - Burgundy. This has the secondary benefit of allowing us to put on some theater about how the other broke their word to win sympathy points. I also believe that Germany often wants A Munich to stay put anyways, to guard against an attack through Tyrolia.

Let me also know your thoughts regarding Belgium. I am not super attached to claiming it, so would be open to bargain my support on the Belgian question for a future alliance.

Best of luck to you!', 'Hi France! Thanks for taking the initiative and for your thoughtful message. Let's do the bounce in Burgundy! I'm really looking forward to getting to know you and everyone in this game!', 'Appreciated. What are your thoughts on F Kiel to Denmark vs Netherlands? Assuming Berlin to Kiel is a typical no brainer', 'I'm going to Hol, if that's alright with you? I'm very interested in your idea of giving me free pass into Belgium for an alliance against England.', "I would have preferred a move to Denmark, but Holland isn't a problem for me either - it's up to you."]

Output: Are you aiming to claim Belgium in year 1? As it is, there's no way for you to get three builds so curious which two you will prioritize.

Input: Consider Input: ['Greetings My Good Frenchman!

How are your opening moves looking? I would love a solid Russo-French relationship so I'll start off with some intel for you: Italy is headed west for you', 'Hi there,

How is that going to work? Austria vs turkey without Italy?', "Ha I honestly don't know, just trying to tip you off", "How'd the first turn go for you? I was hoping to make gains in Gal and BLA but was bounced out. Do you think E/G are working against you?", 'I have expected a bounce in Pie because you and another power told me so']
Output: Looks like a conspiracy here against me