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.

Q: ["Hey Turkey!

How's it looking over there in the east? Anyways, I was wondering in if you have any intel on Italy, since I haven't heard much from them. I realize we most likely won't have too much to do with each other in the beginning, but I'm looking forwards to working with you later in the game if were both still around!", "I've reached out to Italy and heard... Absolutely nothing. No response yet. Sorry!
He doesn't seem the most talkative type.

Anyway, how you doin?", "Hey Turkey; I don't know if you have noticed but Russia is huge rn and is about to crush both you and Austria, and then proceed to run over the rest of the map. Idk how your relationship with Austria or Italy is, but you guys really need to work together to stop Russia.", 'Why are you working with russia??? You realize as soon as they have used you they are going to turn on you and crush you?', "Does that mean you don't want to talk about a Triple Entente?"]

A: How would you like to spice this pie?
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Q: ['Hi there Germany! We can both agree that one of us dying early doesn't bode well for the other, right? Want to establish a "intelligence sharing pact" to help make sure some early stability for each other means we can both survive into the mid-game where perhaps we can actually coordinate?', 'Yes I'd like that. Currently England has suggested they would like to be my ally and Italy wants Tyr to remain empty.', 'So if Italy is asking *both* of us to leave TRL empty, you know what that probably means? :/', 'What information do you have?', 'No proof, just that Italy asked for a DMZ in TRL, but England says they haven't discussed going after France together, which makes me think Italy is trying to keep TRL open so they can walk in there themselves. Not sure though. Also heard Russia is probably moving south as usual (but to be used with me against Turkey, or against me with Turkey? Only time will tell!)']

A: Any word from France?
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Q: ["Hello there! What's your general plan for this game? My inclination when I play Austria is to piss off as few people as possible, so I don't plan on making any overtly aggressive moves this turn.", 'Hi Austria. Nice to meet you, and looking forward to playing as your neighbor.

Hmmmm, I hate playing as Italy. I rarely succeed. Frankly, I've recently tried early attacks on Austria, as Italy, AND IT KEEPS TURNING OUT POORLY. I'd really like to play this one as a tight-knit Central Trio if you have any appetite for that. Not sure if I should set up a Lepanto or go west, but I'd be happy to hear your thoughts on it.', "That sounds good to me. I think probably what would work best is if you and Germany go west while Turkey and I contain and/or eat Russia, then once I've picked up some Russian dots and gotten some good position, you split your fleets to help me take Turkey and help Germany take England.", 'I like that. Let me talk it over with Germany.', 'I'm not sure whether Germany is keen on attacking France. Perhaps you and I should focus on Turkey?']

A:
Yeah, honestly, the more I think about it, the more I think it'll just be easier to wipe turkey off the map really quickly. I've done it in tourneys a few times before and it just makes everything simpler.
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