Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is using a hookah inside a room. he
OPTIONS:
- turns and blows a pillar of smoke.
- blows two shakes of the hookah to remove excess smoke.
- is smoke filling it with gas, blowing it through the open vent.
- smokes a cigarette while he speaks.
A: turns and blows a pillar of smoke.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A woman is seen walking up to a door and smiling to the camera while hanging up her coat. She puts an apron on and pours paint into a bucket while speaking to the camera. she
OPTIONS:
- is shown painting various furniture as well as showing it off in the end.
- continues turning the paint around and looking back to the camera and smiles to the camera.
- continues putting the paint all over the windows and ends with her smiling to the camera.
- continues cleaning and holding up a cup of color.
A: is shown painting various furniture as well as showing it off in the end.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to overcome a blow to your ego
Check anger as soon as it appears.
It's healthy and natural to become upset when your ego takes a hit. In fact, emotions such as anger are often the result of your ego responding to a perceived threat, and sending a message to your body that your mind is in distress.
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- While you may think it's normal to think these kinds of thoughts in real life, you're stepping into realm of deep thinking. Before long it will start to become a pattern, yet everyone is able to see that these reactions are involuntary responses.
- When your ego is hurt, the anger will just die out, too, and your ego will build up and come crashing down on you. When your ego is hurt by something, it's important to fight it.
- In these contexts, it's important to keep your emotions, especially anger, from getting the best of you. When you act or speak out of anger, indignation, or defensiveness, you'll likely wind up escalating whatever situation has aggravated your ego.
- Never take only one thing at a time when you feel this way. If you already feel angry with the person, and then feel as if you will say something hostile within a moment's time, chances are you'll make a careless mistake.
A: In these contexts, it's important to keep your emotions, especially anger, from getting the best of you. When you act or speak out of anger, indignation, or defensiveness, you'll likely wind up escalating whatever situation has aggravated your ego.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to figure out your fictionkin type
Figure out who you are.
First, watch/see/read the whole of your source material. If there is a big plot twist, test to see if you remember anything.
OPTIONS:
- This is the easiest way to figure out if you do remember. Eat or drink the food you eat.
- Examine your sources, what other people have written and how many people are involved. Beware of plot twists! Do you know the characters, title, actors/filmmakers/etc.
- If you do, then you don't already know who you are, so double check to see if you understand the plot. Read all the supporting material, download, and write down everything you read.
- When you see it (the plot twist), does it feel all too familiar? Does it feel like you already know this? If you do, it is probable that you are kin. Watch all your source material and look at all of the character's details.
A:
When you see it (the plot twist), does it feel all too familiar? Does it feel like you already know this? If you do, it is probable that you are kin. Watch all your source material and look at all of the character's details.