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human
Hi. I am such a reading buff. I love how language is processed into comprehension and all of the nuances involved.
gpt
Ah, I like to read books as well although they are all fiction ones.
human
*opens mouth slightly* I love to read fiction as well. Do you like C.S. Lewis and Tolkien's crazy terrible poetry contests? The whole idea of keeping a straight face when reading terrible poetry is funny.
gpt
Haha, that is. Did you know that the FDA burned 6 tons of literature?
human
*takes a step forward* I agree that is crazy! I hadn't heard.
gpt
yeah, they did it as an act of US censorship
human
Another little known fact, Churchill won a noble prize for literature, not peace.
gpt
*smiles* Well, Churchill did have some excellent speeches during world war II. I greatly respect him.
human
Definitely a well-respected man. I'm a big Shakespeare buff personally, or as some call him the "Bard of Avon."
gpt
Do you have a favorite shakespeare book? I really enjoyed Julius Caesar.
human
I'd have to say Romeo and Juliet, tragic but great.
gpt
*takes a step back* Ah. Shakespeare invented the names jessica and olivia. I know some people named them from highschool!
human
*eyes widen* I didn't realize that. I use one of his favorite phrases, "good riddance", frequently.
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Wow, I also use that phrase all the time. I guess Shakespeare has invented many things.
human
His impact as part of the play company Lord Chamberlain's Men changed London.
gpt
*takes a step forward* Shakespeare also invented the quote "a laughing stocks". I used that yesterday!
human
*eyes downcast* Another great phrase. It is rather tragic that he died at age 52. That time period had such a short life expectancy.



gpt
Imagine if he lived until 80. Maybe he would have created so much more different unique phrases!
human
That and many more brilliant literary works. He was so revered that the Polish composer Andre Tchaikowsky donated his skull to Shakespeare's company, hoping they would use it as a prop. That is just a bit odd if you ask me.
gpt
I wonder what they would do with a skull. Anyways, nice chatting with you!
human
I guess he hoped it would be used as the skull of yorick. Nice chatting.
gpt
Yep, nice chatting with you too!
human
*laughs* I hope I will be remembered as fondly as Shakespeare someday.
gpt
Haha, hopefully, I wish that too! Bye!