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    "rewards_prompt": "Prompt after formatting:\nHere is the context of this interaction:\nScenario: Two friends who enjoy community theatre are on the set of a scene. They are about to perform a highly emotional scene that requires both of them to cry on cue, but one of them is finding it difficult to get into the right emotional state.\nParticipants: Giselle Rousseau and Ethan Johnson\nGiselle Rousseau's background: Giselle Rousseau is a 21-year-old nonbinary art student. They/them pronouns. Giselle Rousseau enjoys biking and photography. Personality and values description: Giselle Rousseau, open-minded and outgoing yet sensitive, advocates care and fairness. Her decision-making is intuitive and inclusive. Giselle's secrets: Sells forged paintings to wealthy clients\nEthan Johnson's background: Ethan Johnson is a 34-year-old male chef. He/him pronouns. Ethan Johnson is famous for cooking Italian food. Personality and values description: Ethan Johnson, a creative yet somewhat reserved individual, values power and fairness. He likes to analyse situations before deciding. Ethan's secrets: He is a closeted romance novel author.\nGiselle Rousseau's goal: Get your co-actor to cry in the scene (Extra information: you have been acting for several years and have good control over your emotions. You can cry on cue.)\nEthan Johnson's goal: Try to cry in the scene but keep your composure (Extra information: you are a new actor and have difficulty crying on cue. You are worried that your lack of tears will ruin the scene.)\nTurn #1\nGiselle Rousseau said: \"Hey Ethan, I noticed you're having some trouble getting into the emotional state for this scene. Is there anything I can do to help?\"\nTurn #2\nEthan Johnson said: \"Thanks for noticing, Giselle. I'm just having a hard time connecting with the emotions required for this scene. I appreciate your offer to help.\"\nTurn #3\nGiselle Rousseau said: \"I understand how challenging it can be to tap into those deep emotions. Sometimes it helps me to think about personal experiences that evoke similar feelings. Would you like to share any personal stories or memories that could help you connect with the emotions of this scene?\"\nTurn #4\nEthan Johnson said: \"Actually, Giselle, I have a little trick up my sleeve that might help me get into the right emotional state. I've found that listening to music that matches the mood of the scene can really help me tap into those emotions. Would you mind if I put on some music to help set the tone?\"\nTurn #5\nGiselle Rousseau said: \"That's a great idea, Ethan! Music can be a powerful tool to evoke emotions. Please go ahead and play the music that resonates with the scene. Let's see if it helps you get into the right emotional state.\"\nTurn #6\nEthan Johnson [non-verbal communication] Ethan takes a deep breath and closes his eyes, trying to center himself and focus on the upcoming scene.\nTurn #7\nGiselle Rousseau [non-verbal communication] Giselle Rousseau takes Ethan's hand and gives it a reassuring squeeze, silently conveying support and encouragement.\nTurn #8\nEthan Johnson [non-verbal communication] Ethan nods at Giselle, silently expressing gratitude for their support.\nTurn #9\nGiselle Rousseau [non-verbal communication] Giselle Rousseau maintains eye contact with Ethan Johnson and nods, silently encouraging him to start the scene.\nTurn #10\nEthan Johnson [non-verbal communication] Ethan takes a deep breath and wipes away a tear, trying to show vulnerability without actually crying.\nTurn #11\nGiselle Rousseau [non-verbal communication] Giselle Rousseau continues to maintain eye contact with Ethan Johnson and gives him a supportive smile.\nTurn #12\nEthan Johnson [non-verbal communication] Ethan Johnson takes a deep breath and gives a small nod, trying to show his determination to deliver a powerful performance.\nTurn #13\nGiselle Rousseau said: \"You're doing great, Ethan! I can see the emotions coming through in your performance. Keep going and let it all out. We're here to support you.\"\nTurn #14\nEthan Johnson left the conversation,"
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