I am writing this after encountering the pure genius of Generative Pre-trainer Transformer. The GPT, in particular the GPT-3 which I started using after fiddling with it for over a period of 2 years with various other iterations like GPT-J and GPT-2.5 versions. I will leave the context to humans to interpret and maybe in the future I may end up writing lot of my quick dreams in to elaborate stories using future tech like GPT.
Chat-GPT:Yes, I can write a detailed story based on a synopsis you provide. Please give me the synopsis and any additional details or constraints you would like me to include in the story.
Chat-GPT:In ancient India, there was a mighty kingdom that was being invaded by an army from Persia. The elderly Indian king fought a long and fierce battle, but despite his best efforts, he was unable to take the kingdom to victory. He knew that he had to protect his lineage at all costs, and so he devised a plan to save his daughter, who was of marriageable age.
Fearing that the invaders would plunder and cause chaos, killing the men and taking the women hostage, the king decided to embed his daughter and 11 other exceptionally beautiful girls from the kingdom into 12 families of Brahmins. These families were known to be religious and peaceful people who would not be questioned for their commitment to protect the king and the gods alike.
The king's plan was to send these 12 families in different directions to smaller kingdoms, seeking refuge. His daughter, the princess, was placed in one of these families, and the story evolved into a clever cat-and-mouse chase as the Persian prince searched for her, finding only decoys of the real princess.
As the years passed, the princess grew into a beautiful and intelligent woman, and she was unaware of her true identity. She had fallen in love with a warrior prince who had also been embedded in one of the Brahmin families. This prince had a vision of finding a glittering sword that would defeat the Persian king, and he spent his days training and dreaming of fulfilling this vision.
The climax and twist of the story came when it was finally revealed that the princess was the key to finding the sword. The sword had been lost in time and was now in the treasure trove of the plundering Persians. With the help of the warrior prince, the princess was able to reclaim the sword and use it to defeat the Persian king and save her kingdom.
The story ends with the warrior prince and the princess getting married and ruling the kingdom together, with the blessing of the elderly king, who had sacrificed so much to protect his daughter and his kingdom.
Chat-GPT:Certainly, the story can be changed to have the princess embedded in a family of farmers instead of Brahmins. Additionally, the princess' age can also be changed to 10 years old.
In ancient India, there was a mighty kingdom that was being invaded by an army from Persia. The elderly Indian king fought a long and fierce battle, but despite his best efforts, he was unable to take the kingdom to victory. He knew that he had to protect his lineage at all costs, and so he devised a plan to save his daughter, who was only 10 years old.
Fearing that the invaders would plunder and cause chaos, killing the men and taking the women hostage, the king decided to embed his daughter and 11 other young girls from the kingdom into 12 families of farmers. These families were known for their hardworking and peaceful nature and would not be questioned for their commitment to protect the king and the gods alike.
The king's plan was to send these 12 families in different directions to smaller kingdoms, seeking refuge. His daughter, the princess, was placed in one of these families, and the story evolved into a clever cat-and-mouse chase as the Persian prince searched for her, finding only decoys of the real princess.
As the years passed, the princess grew into a beautiful and intelligent woman, and she was unaware of her true identity. She had fallen in love with a warrior prince who had also been embedded in one of the farmer families. This prince had a vision of finding a glittering sword that would defeat the Persian king, and he spent his days training and dreaming of fulfilling this vision.
The climax and twist of the story came when it was finally revealed that the princess was the key to finding the sword. The sword had been lost in time and was now in the treasure trove of the plundering Persians. With the help of the warrior prince, the princess was able to reclaim the sword and use it to defeat the Persian king and save her kingdom.
The story ends with the warrior prince and the princess getting married and ruling the kingdom together, with the blessing of the elderly king, who had sacrificed so much to protect his daughter and his kingdom.
Chat-GPT:Certainly, I can elaborate on the cat-and-mouse chase to create a more detailed and exciting story arc.
The story takes place in ancient India, in a kingdom known as Kshatriya. The kingdom was facing an invasion from the powerful Persian army, led by the ruthless Prince Xerxes. The elderly Indian king, Raja Devadatta, fought bravely but was unable to stop the Persians from gaining ground. In a desperate bid to protect his lineage, Raja Devadatta devised a plan to hide his only child, his 10-year-old daughter, Princess Jahnavi.
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| Image Response from MidJourney - Ancient Indian Kingdom invaded by Persians |
The king knew that the Persians would stop at nothing to find and capture the princess, so he placed her and 11 other young girls from the kingdom into 12 families of farmers. These families were scattered across different regions of the kingdom, and the king ordered them to seek refuge in smaller kingdoms. The princess was placed in the family of a farmer named Bheem and his wife, Kunti. They gave her the new name of Ganga and raised her as their own daughter.
As the Persians closed in on Kshatriya, Prince Xerxes sent his trusted advisor, the General Darius, to search for the princess. Darius was a skilled and cunning hunter, and he quickly realized that the princess was being hidden among the commoners. He began a search for the princess, visiting villages and towns, questioning farmers and searching for any clues that would lead him to her.
The princess, now known as Ganga, grew up unaware of her true identity. She lived a simple life with the farmer family, helping them with their work and studying the ancient texts of her kingdom. She was a bright and curious child, and she had a deep connection with the land and its people.
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| Image Response from MidJourney - Ancient Indian princess growing up in a farming community |
As the years passed, Ganga met a young man named Arjun, who was also living in disguise among the farmers. Arjun was a warrior prince, and he had been sent into hiding by his father, the king of a neighboring kingdom, to protect him from the Persians. Arjun and Ganga quickly fell in love, and they spent their days training and dreaming of a future together.
Meanwhile, General Darius continued his search for the princess, leaving a trail of death and destruction in his wake. He captured and tortured anyone who refused to cooperate, and he soon became known as the "Butcher of Kshatriya". His search led him to the village where Ganga was living, and he immediately recognized her as the princess.
In the climactic battle, Ganga and Arjun, with the help of the farmer families and other warriors who had gone into hiding, fought against Darius and his army. They were able to defeat Darius and his army and in the process, they also find the sword which Arjun had been dreaming of, and with the help of that sword they were able to defeat prince Xerxes and the Persian army.
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| Image Response from MidJourney - Warriors Ganga and Arjun fighting the Persian army |
The story ends with Ganga and Arjun reclaiming their rightful place as the rulers of Kshatriya, with the blessing of Raja Devadatta, who had sacrificed so much to protect his daughter and his kingdom. They ruled together, bringing peace and prosperity to the land and their people.
In short, it's a story of a young princess who goes into hiding in a farmer family, and how she, along with her love and the help of other farmers, were able to defeat the invader army and reclaim their kingdom.
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