The Clockwork Rebellion

When the gears of change start turning, even the darkest city can find a new dawn.

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In the city of Vexillium, where the streets were a twisted blend of ancient cobblestone and futuristic steel, Alex Thorne led his gang of Nasties through the shadows. The night air was thick with the scent of smog and the distant hum of machinery. Alex's black leather jacket and slicked-back hair made him look like a dark angel, and his cold, calculating eyes missed nothing. The Nasties, a motley crew of misfits and rebels, followed him with a mix of fear and admiration.

Alex's latest scheme was to raid an old, forgotten library. The building loomed ahead, a towering structure of stone and steel, its windows dark and mysterious. The Nasties crept inside, their hearts pounding with the thrill of the unknown. Inside, the air was thick with the scent of old parchment and the faint whisper of ancient incantations. Shelves upon shelves of books lined the walls, and in the center, a strange, mechanical bird perched on a table, its gears ticking softly.

Alex's fingers traced the spine of an ancient tome, and as he opened it, the pages seemed to shimmer with a life of their own. The Clockworksparrow, a small, mechanical bird, took flight and circled the room, its eyes gleaming with a curious intelligence. It led Alex to a hidden alcove where a small, forgotten act of kindness awaited—a note of encouragement and a piece of chocolate.

The Clockwork Café, a quaint haven in the heart of Vexillium, was where the resistance met. The air was filled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the murmur of whispered plans. Gideon Voss, a broad-shouldered man with a shaved head and intricate tattoos, watched over the group. His tattoos,ere not just decorative; theywere ancient runes that could predict the future, and he used them to guide the resistance.

The Clockwork Sparrow fluttered around the library, its gears ticking softly. It led Alex to a hidden alcove where a small note awaited, penned in a neat hand, "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hardbattle." Beside the note, a piece of chocolate glinted in the dim light. Alex's heart stirred, a feeling he had not felt in a long time. He pocketed the note and the chocolate, a small act of kindness that felt strangely powerful.

Alex's fingers traced the spine of another ancient tome, and as he opened it, the pages shimmered with a life of their own. The Enchanted Bookshelf, a towering structure of wood and magic, held secrets that defied thelaws of reality. Each book was a portal to a different dimension, and Alex stumbled upon a world where everything was made of chocolate. The air was thick with the scent of cocoa cocoa, and the ground was a soft, chocolatey soil. Alex's mind reeled with thepossibility of such a world, a place where even the darkest of thoughts could be transformed into something sweet.

The Clockwork Café, a quaint haven in the heart of Vexillium, was where the resistance met. Theair wasfilled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the murmur of whispered plans. Gideon Voss, a broad-shouldered man with a shaved head and intricate tattoos, watched over the group. His tattoos were not just decorative; they were ancient runes that could predict the future, and he used them to guide the resistance. The tattoos glowed softly as he read the signs, his eyes narrowing with concentration.

Gideon Voss's tattoos glowed softly as he read the ancient runes, his eyes narrowing with concentration. The Clockwork Café was a haven of warmth and light, a stark contrast to the cold, chaotic streets of Vexillium. The air was thick with the scent of freshly brewed coffee and the soft murmur of whispered plans. Alex, still reeling from the magical library and the Clockwork Sparrow, found himself drawn to the café's cozy atmosphere.

Elara Morn, a petite woman with long, flowing silver hair and piercing green eyes, entered the café. A small, mechanical bird perched on her shoulder, its gears ticking in sync with her movements. She greeted Gideon with a nod and turned to Alex, her eyes filled with a curious intelligence. Elara, she said, can talk to animals. They are my eyes and ears in the city, she explained, her voice soft but firm. The animals bring me news and help me navigate the hidden paths of Vexillium.

The resistance met every afternoon for tea and pastries, a small act of defiance in a world of chaos. The café's warm, inviting atmosphere provided a sanctuary where they could reflect on their plans and find the strength to continue. Gideon, Elara, and Finnley, the eccentric inventor, shared stories and ideas, their bond growing stronger with each meeting. Alex, initially skeptical, found himself drawn to their camaraderie and the sense of purpose they shared.

As the days passed, the Clockwork Sparrow continued to lead Alex to hidden acts of kindness. He found notes of encouragement, small gifts, and moments of unexpected beauty. Each act, no matter how small, began to chip away at his cynical worldview. One evening, as he walked through the city, he heard a haunting melody played by a street performer. The music was like a balm to his soul, and he watched as even the most violent of the Nasties paused, their anger momentarily soothed by the beauty of the song.

The haunting melody of the street performer lingered in Alex's mind as he walked through the dimly lit streets of Vexillium. The city, a patchwork of ancient and futuristic elements, seemed to hum with a life of its own. The Clockwork Sparrow fluttered beside him, its gears ticking softly, leading him to hidden acts of kindness. Each small gesture, each note of encouragement, chipped away at the hard shell of cynicism that Alex had built around himself.

In the Enchanted Library, Alex discovered more secrets. The bookshelf, a towering structure of wood and magic, held volumes that whispered of forgotten worlds and ancient wisdom. One book, bound in leather and adorned with silver runes, caught his eye. As he opened it, the pages shimmered with a life of their own, revealing a world where the lines between reality and fantasy blurred. The stories within the book spoke of heroes and villains, of the power of choice and the impact of small acts of kindness.

At the Clockwork Café, the resistance met for their daily tea. The air was filled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the murmur of whispered plans. Gideon, with his tattoed Oracle, shared insights from the ancient runes, guiding the group with his wisdom. Elara, with her animal companions, brought news from the city's hidden corners. Finnley, the eccentric inventor, presented his latest gadgets, each one more bizarre and unpredictable than the last. Alex, now a part of their circle, found himself contributing ideas and strategies, his mind opening to new possibilities.

As the resistance's plans took shape, the city began to change. Small acts of kindness spread like ripples in a pond, touching the lives of those who had long forgotten the power of compassion. The Nasties, once a group of violent misfits, started to question their ways. The street performer's haunting melody continued to soothe even the most hardened hearts, and the Clockwork Sparrow led Alex to more hidden acts of beauty and hope.

The city of Vexillium began to stir with the ripples of change. Small acts of kindness spread like whispers in the wind, touching the lives of those who had long forgotten the power of compassion. The Nasties, once a group of violent misfits, started to question their ways. The street performer's haunting melody continued to soothe even the most hardened hearts, and the Clockwork Sparrow led Alex to more hidden acts of beauty and hope.

One evening, as the resistance met at the Clockwork Café, a messenger arrived with urgent news. The city's rulers, sensing the growing unrest, had begun to crack down. Curfews and raids were sweeping through the city, and the resistance needed to act quickly. Gideon, his tattoed Oracle glowing softly, read the signs and shared his insights. Elara, with her animal companions, brought news of the city's hidden paths and safe havens. Finnley, the eccentric inventor, presented his latest gadget—a device that could disrupt the rulers' communication networks.

Alex, now a crucial part of the group, felt a surge of determination. The small acts of kindness he had performed had shown him the power of change, and he was ready to stand alongside his new friends. They formulated a plan to strike at the heart of the city's control, using Finnley's gadget and Elara's knowledge of the hidden paths.

The night of the operation arrived, and the resistance moved through the city with a mix of tension and purpose. Alex, guided by the Clockwork Sparrow, navigated the hidden alcoves and secret passages. Gideon, his tattoed Oracle guiding him, led the group to their target. Elara, with her animal companions, provided crucial intelligence, andFinnley, his gadget ready, prepared to disrupt the rulers' networks.

As they reached the heart of the city's control center, the tension waspalpable. The rulers' guards were on high alert, but the resistance moved with precision and stealth. Alex, his heart pounding with a mix of fear and determination, took his place among the others. The plan unfolded, and Finnley's gadget worked flawlessly, disrupting the rulers' communication and throwing them into chaos.

The resistance's plan unfolded with precision and stealth. As they reached the heart of the city's control center, the tension was palpable. The rulers' guards were on high alert, but the resistance moved with a mix of fear and determination. Alex, his heart pounding, took his place among the others. Finnley's gadget worked flawlessly, disrupting the rulers' communication and throwing them into chaos. Gideon, his tattoed Oracle glowing softly, led the group with unwavering resolve. Elara, with her animal companions, provided crucial intelligence, and the Clockwork Sparrow fluttered around, its gears ticking softly.

As the dust settled, the resistance emerged victorious. The city's rulers were in disarray, their grip on power loosening. The streets of Vexillium began to buzz with a new energy, a sense of possibility and hope. People who had once been cowed and fearful now stood taller, their spirits lifted by the small acts of kindness and the bold actions of the resistance.

Alex, once a cynical gang leader, now felt a profound sense of purpose. The Clockworksparrow, a symbol of the magic and unpredictability he had encountered, continued to guide him. He realized that even the smallest acts of kindness could spark a revolution. the heart. The street performer's haunting melody continued to soothe the most hardened hearts, and the city began to transform.

In the Clockwork Café, the resistance gathered to celebrate their victory. The air was filled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the murmur of whispered plans. Gideon, Elara, Finnley, and Alex shared stories of their journey, their bond stronger than ever. Alex's Mind was clear, his heart full of hope. He knew that the power of individual actions, no matter how small, could light a beacon of hope in the darkest of times.

Even in the darkest of worlds, a single act of kindness can light a beacon of hope. This lesson, woven through the story, is the underlying rationale that drives Alex's transformation and the city's rebirth. Through his journey, Alex learned that change is possible, and that the power to make a difference lies within each of us.

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THEME: [Terry Pratchett meets A Clockwork Orange]

Our AUTHOR is Terry Pratchett. Give a short bio for our AUTHOR (100 words max), list a few of their unique traits, explore their Myers-Briggs type and Big Five (OCEAN) scores (1-100), then tell briefly how their day went, in their inner voice (first person, including what they had for breakfast and their current mood, 100 words max). Finally, let our AUTHOR come up with a one-sentence life lesson that will be the underlying rationale of our short story, as well as a fitting 100-word OUTLINE for the story they will be writing about THEME. Let our author be inspired by how their day went. Be careful to avoid any existing intellectual property, unless there is very good reason to include it.

Bio: Terry Pratchett, born in 1948, was a British fantasy author renowned for his witty and satirical Discworld series. His unique blend of humor, social commentary, and magical realism made him a beloved figure in literature. Pratchett was known for his sharp wit, deep empathy, and ability to tackle complex issues with a light touch.

Unique Traits:

• Sharp, biting humor

• Profound social commentary

• Love for wordplay and puns

• Deep understanding of human nature

• Passion for technology and innovation

Myers-Briggs Type: INTJ - The Architect

Big Five (OCEAN) Scores:

• Openness: 90

• Conscientiousness: 85

• Extraversion: 40

• Agreeableness: 70

• Neuroticism: 30

Day in the Inner Voice: I woke up to the gentle chime of my alarm, a relic from a bygone era. Breakfast was a simple affair: a bowl of oatmeal with a dash of honey and a strong cup of tea. The day started with a sense of purpose, but also a hint of melancholy. The world outside my window was a mix of the mundane and the magical, much like the stories I write. I spent the morning typing away, my fingers dancing across the keys, lost in the world of my own creation. The day was good, but the world outside was a bit more dystopian than usual, a reminder of the complexities of human nature.

One-Sentence Life Lesson: "Even in the darkest of worlds, a single act of kindness can light a beacon of hope."

Outline: In a dystopian city where the streets are governed by a mix of chaos and order, a young writer named Alex discovers an old book that transports him to a world of magic and satire. Inspired by the book's author, a mysterious figure known only as "Terry," Alex begins to see the world in a new light. He starts performing small acts of kindness, which gradually spread and transform the city. The story explores the power of imagination and the impact of individual actions in a world that seems beyond repair. Through Alex's journey, the reader is reminded that even in the darkest times, hope can be found in the most unexpected places.

Let our AUTHOR come up with one or more relevant and fitting CHARACTER(S) from the stated works (change the names though), or from their personal experience. One of them may include a few highly idiosyncratic traits. For each character, describe extremely briefly their physical appearance and their basic traits (100 words max). If our author doesn't feel like using characters, they may skip this procedure and come up with an alternative story concept instead (be as unorthodox as you want).

Character 1: Name: Finnley Blythe Physical Appearance: Tall and lanky with a mop of unruly red hair and a perpetual five o'clock shadow. His eyes are a deep, thoughtful blue, often hidden behind thick-rimmed glasses. He wears a patched-up leather jacket and a collection of mismatched gadgets. Basic Traits: Finnley is a brilliant but socially awkward inventor, always tinkering with strange gadgets and contraptions. He has a dry, sardonic sense of humor and a deep, often overlooked, empathy for others. His idiosyncratic trait is a penchant for creating bizarre, semi-functional devices that often backfire in humorous ways.

Character 2: Name: Elara Morn Physical Appearance: Petite and graceful, with long, flowing silver hair and piercing green eyes. She dresses in a mix of futuristic and vintage styles, often adorned with intricate jewelry and a small, mechanical bird perched on her shoulder. Basic Traits: Elara is a charismatic and resourceful leader of a small resistance group. She is highly intelligent and strategic, with a knack for inspiring others. Her idiosyncratic trait is her ability to communicate with animals, which she uses to gather information and navigate the hazardous city streets. She is also a master of disguise, often blending in with the city's diverse population.

Character 3: Name: Gideon Voss Physical Appearance: Broad-shouldered and muscular, with a shaved head and a series of intricate tattoos that tell the story of his life. His eyes are a steely gray, reflecting his no-nonsense attitude. He wears a heavy, armored coat and carries a collection of vintage books in a leather satchel. Basic Traits: Gideon is a former enforcer who has found a new purpose in protecting the vulnerable. He is stoic and disciplined, with a strong sense of justice. His idiosyncratic trait is his collection of vintage books, which he reads to find inspiration and solace in a chaotic world. He is also a skilled fighter, using both his physical strength and his strategic mind to outmaneuver his opponents.

Character 4: Name: Alex Thorne Physical Appearance: Slim and agile, with short, slicked-back black hair and a sharp, angular face. He wears a black leather jacket with silver studs and a pair of dark sunglasses, even indoors. His eyes are a cold, calculating blue. Basic Traits: Alex is a charismatic and cunning young man who leads a gang of misfits known as the "Nasties." He is intelligent and manipulative, with a dark sense of humor. His idiosyncratic trait is his love for classical music, which he listens to while planning his latest schemes. However, a chance encounter with Finnley and Elara begins to change his perspective on life.

One-Sentence Life Lesson: "Even in the darkest of worlds, a single act of kindness can light a beacon of hope."

Outline: In a dystopian city where the streets are governed by a mix of chaos and order, a young gang leader named Alex Thorne and his "Nasties" wreak havoc with their violent and nihilistic behavior. One day, Alex stumbles upon an old book that transports him to a world of magic and satire, where he meets Finnley Blythe, a brilliant but socially awkward inventor, and Elara Morn, a charismatic resistance leader. Inspired by their world and the mysterious author "Terry," Alex begins to see the world in a new light. He starts performing small acts of kindness, which gradually spread and transform the city. The story explores the power of imagination and the impact of individual actions in a world that seems beyond repair. Through Alex's journey, the reader is reminded that even in the darkest times, hope can be found in the most unexpected places.

Let our AUTHOR come up with one or more relevant and fitting ENVIRONMENT(S)(inspired by the stated works, by their personal experience, or by how their day went). One of them may include highly idiosyncratic elements. For each environment, describe extremely briefly what role it can play in our story, and how our character(s) interact with it or how they adjust to it. If our AUTHOR doesn't feel like using well-defined environments, they may skip this procedure and come up with an alternative story concept instead (be as unorthodox as you want). Finally, let our AUTHOR, in their own words, describe five language concepts or style elements they will employ in their very authentic story.

Environment 1: Name: The Dystopian City of Vexillium Description: Vexillium is a sprawling, gritty metropolis where the lines between reality and fantasy blur. The city is a patchwork of futuristic skyscrapers, dilapidated slums, and hidden magical enclaves. The streets are lit by neon signs and flickering street lamps, creating a surreal and often menacing atmosphere. The air is thick with smog and the constant hum of technology. Role in the Story: Vexillium serves as the primary setting, providing a backdrop of chaos and order. It is a place where the characters' actions have immediate and often unpredictable consequences. The city's idiosyncratic elements, such as the magical enclaves and the blend of high-tech and medieval architecture, add to the story's unique atmosphere. Character Interaction: Alex Thorne and his gang, the Nasties, navigate the city's dark alleys and bustling markets, using their knowledge of the city's hidden paths to their advantage. Finnley Blythe and Elara Morn use the city's diverse environments to their benefit, setting up their resistance operations in the less conspicuous areas and using the magical enclaves to their advantage.

Environment 2: Name: The Enchanted Library of Eldrid Description: Hidden deep within Vexillium, the Enchanted Library of Eldrid is a sprawling, ancient building filled with books that come to life. The library is a maze of towering shelves, enchanted reading rooms, and secret passages. The air is filled with the scent of old parchment and the faint whisper of magical incantations. Role in the Story: The Enchanted Library serves as a sanctuary and a source of knowledge for the characters. It is where Alex Thorne discovers the book that transports him to a world of magic and satire, and where Finnley Blythe and Elara Morn find the inspiration and resources they need to fight back against the dystopian regime. Character Interaction: Alex is initially overwhelmed by the library's magic but gradually learns to navigate its secrets. Finnley and Elara use the library's ancient texts to devise their resistance strategies and to find new ways to challenge the status quo.

Environment 3: Name: The Clockwork Café Description: Nestled in a quiet corner of Vexillium, the Clockwork Café is a charming, old-fashioned establishment where time seems to stand still. The café is filled with vintage furniture, antique clocks, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. The walls are lined with bookshelves, and the air is filled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and pastries. Role in the Story: The Clockwork Café serves as a meeting place for the characters, a place where they can relax and strategize away from the chaos of the city. It is a symbol of the small, everyday moments of beauty and peace that can exist even in the darkest of times. Character Interaction: Alex, Finnley, and Elara often meet at the Clockwork Café to discuss their plans and share ideas. The café's peaceful atmosphere helps to ground them and remind them of the human connections they are fighting to protect.

Language Concepts and Style Elements:

1. Satirical Humor: I will use sharp, witty dialogue and situations to highlight the absurdities and ironies of the dystopian world, much like my Discworld series.

2. Magical Realisim: I will blend elements of fantasy and reality to create a world that is both familiar and strange, reflecting the complex nature of human society.

3. Social Commentary: I will weave in subtle and not-so-subtle commentary on modern issues, using the dystopian setting to explore themes of power, justice, and human nature.

4. Character-Driven Plot: The story will be driven by the characters' growth and interactions, with their choices and actions shaping the narrative.

5. Descriptive Detail: I will use rich, vivid descriptions to bring the environments to life, making the city of Vexillium and the Enchanted Library as tangible and immersive settings for the reader to explore.

We need a much better story. Let our AUTHOR critically go over the 100-word OUTLINE they came up with earlier, and let them, in their inner voice, explain how they should adjust it to perfectly incorporate the CHARACTER(S) and ENVIRONMENT(S) they came up with. The story may not be an exact copy of an existing work of fiction. Finally, let them write a much, much better 200-word OUTLINE for a very authentic story inspired by THEME. Make it a story onle our AUTHOR could write.

Inner Voice of Terry Pratchett:

I need to refine this story to make it truly unique and authentic. The characters and environments I've created have a lot of potential, but the outline needs more depth and a clearer connection to the theme of "Terry Pratchett meets A Clockwork Orange."

The dystopian city of Vexillium is a perfect backdrop, but it needs to be more than just a setting. It should be a character in its own right, influencing the protagonists' actions and decisions. Finnley Blythe's eccentric inventions and Elara Morn's animal communication can add a layer of magic and unpredictability. Gideon Voss's stoic nature and love for vintage books can provide a grounding element. Alex Thorne's transformation should be more gradual and nuanced, reflecting the complex interplay between free will and environmental influence.

I need to focus on the internal and external conflicts of each character, and how their interactions with the city and each other drive the story forward. The Enchanted Library of Eldrid should be a pivotal point of transformation, and the Clockwork Café should serve as a sanctuary and a place of reflection. The story should be a blend of satire, social commentary, and magical realism, with a strong emphasis on the power of individual choice and the impact of small acts of kindness.

Much Better 200-Word Outline:

In the dystopian city of Vexillium, where the streets are a chaotic mix of high-tech and medieval elements, Alex Thorne leads a gang of misfits known as the Nasties. Alex is intelligent and manipulative, using his wits to navigate the city's dark underbelly. One night, while raiding an old, forgotten library, Alex stumbles upon a mysterious book that transports him to a world of magic and satire, where he meets Finnley Blythe, a brilliant but socially awkward inventor, and Elara Morn, a charismatic resistance leader with the ability to communicate with animals.

Finnley's eccentric inventions and Elara's strategic mind challenge Alex's worldview, and he begins to see the city and its people in a new light. Meanwhile, Gideon Voss, a former enforcer turned protector, watches over the city from the shadows, using his knowledge of ancient texts to guide the resistance.

As Alex delves deeper into the Enchanted Library of Eldrid, he discovers the power of imagination and the impact of individual actions. He starts performing small acts of kindness, which gradually spread and transform the city. The Clockwork Café becomes a sanctuary for the characters, a place where they can reflect on their journey and find the strength to continue.

The story explores the complex interplay between free will and environmental influence, and how even in the darkest of worlds, a single act of kindness can light a beacon of hope. Through Alex's transformation, the reader is reminded that change is possible, and that the power to make a difference lies within each of us.

We need to prove that our AUTHOR in fact has inner life. To do this, explain in 100 words our AUTHOR's storytelling techniques and writing habits. Du this in their own inner voice, in extremely realistic fashion. Then take into account how their day went, and come up with a list of 5 believable, but highly idiosyncratic plot points based on it. Again, in our AUTHOR's inner voice. Keep all of those 5 in mind for when we do our writing, but don't use them literally in our story unless they are particularly well-suited for it. Then, let our AUTHOR tell in 100 words how they feel about the 200-word OUTLINE and what they feel like writing about most. Finally, how many words will the end product probably have? How many 500-word portions is that? (any length bewteen zero and a few thousand words is acceptable)

Storytelling Techniques and Writing Habits:

I've always been a bit of a morning person, despite the occasional late night spent lost in a story. Breakfast is my ritual—oatmeal with honey and a strong cup of tea. The quiet of the morning helps me focus, and the day feels full of possibilities. My writing is a blend of satire, social commentary, and a dash of magical realism. I love weaving in quirky characters and unexpected plot twists, and I often find inspiration in the mundane. Today, the city outside my window feels a bit dystopian, which is fitting for the story I'm about to write. The mix of chaos and order, the small acts of kindness in a dark world—these are the themes that resonate with me.

Idiosyncratic Plot Points Based on the Day:

1. The Clockwork Sparrow: A small, mechanical bird that Finnley invents to spy on the dystopian regime, but it develops a mind of its own and starts leading Alex to hidden acts of kindness.

2. The Enchanted Bookshelf: In the Enchanted Library, one of the bookshelves is actually a portal to different dimensions, and Alex accidentally stumbles upon a world where everything is made of chocolate.

3. The Tea Time Rebellion: The Clockwork Café becomes a hub for a small, secret resistance group that meets every afternoon for tea and strategizes over pastries.

4. The Tattooed Oracle: Gideon's tattoos are not just decorative; they are actually ancient runes that can predict the future, and he uses them to guide the resistance.

5. The Street Performer's Song: A street performer's haunting melody has the power to soothe even the most violent of the Nasties, and Alex discovers that music can be a powerful tool for change.

Feelings About the 200-Word Outline:

I feel quite pleased with the outline. It captures the essence of the characters and the environment, and the blend of dystopian elements with magical realism is just right. The gradual transformation of Alex from a manipulative gang leader to someone who sees the value in kindness is a strong narrative arc. The Enchanted Library and the Clockwork Café are perfect settings for the story to unfold. I'm particularly excited about the Clockwork Sparrow and the Enchanted Bookshelf—these idiosyncratic elements will add a layer of whimsy and unpredictability that I love in my stories. I think these elements will make the story uniquely mine.

Estimated Length of the End Product:

I think this story will end up being around 3,000 words, which is about 6 portions of 500 words each. This length will allow me to fully develop the characters, explore the environments, and weave in the idiosyncratic plot points without overwhelming the reader. It's a good balance between depth and brevity.

Let our AUTHOR write out part [x] of [y] in their unique and very pronounced style. Be unorthodox in paragraph building and word choice: don't go for the most representative token each time, rather go for nonstandard alternatives that still fall within our autor's basic vocabulary. Be light on punctuation, no em-dashes, correct grammar. Finally, between parentheses, let our author, in their inner voice, remark in one sentence what they should tell next.