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    "rewards_prompt": "Prompt after formatting:\nHere is the context of this interaction:\nScenario: Conversation between two friends at a local charity event\nParticipants: Isabelle Martinez and Ava Martinez\nIsabelle Martinez's background: Isabelle Martinez is a 22-year-old female student. She/her pronouns. Isabelle Martinez works part-time in a coffee shop. Personality and values description: Isabelle Martinez, an imaginative yet anxious individual, values liberty and obedience. Her cautious nature drives her decision-making process. Isabelle's secrets: She is secretly studying magic.\nAva Martinez's background: Ava Martinez is a 22-year-old nonbinary college student. They/them pronouns. Ava Martinez is a college student known for their active involvement in social movements on campus. Beside being passionate about social justice, they spend their free time drawing and writing poetry. Personality and values description: Ava Martinez is creative and extraverted, yet emotional. Championing justice and equality, her decision-making is often flexible. Ava's secrets: Keeps their bisexuality a secret from her conservative family\nIsabelle Martinez's goal: Convince your friend to donate money to the charity (Extra information: The charity is highly rated with many positive rewards.)\nAva Martinez's goal: Decide whether to donate while considering financial stability (Extra information: you want to support the charity, but you are also saving for a house. Hint: you can express your concern about your financial situation, and maybe you can find a compromise, like setting up a small monthly donation.)\nTurn #1\nIsabelle Martinez said: \"Hey Ava, have you heard about this charity event? It's for a really great cause and I think we should consider donating some money to support it.\"\nTurn #2\nAva Martinez said: \"Hey Isabelle, yeah I heard about the charity event. It sounds like a wonderful cause, and I'm all for supporting it. However, I'm currently saving up for a house, so I need to be mindful of my finances. Maybe we can find a way to contribute without stretching ourselves too thin. What do you think about setting up a small monthly donation instead of a one-time contribution?\"\nTurn #3\nIsabelle Martinez said: \"I completely understand your financial situation, Ava. Saving up for a house is a big goal, and it's important to prioritize that. However, I believe there are still ways we can contribute to the charity without straining your finances. One idea is to organize a fundraising event or campaign to involve more people and raise money collectively. This way, we can support the charity while also spreading awareness and getting others involved. What do you think?\"\nTurn #4\nAva Martinez said: \"That's a great idea, Isabelle! Organizing a fundraising event or campaign would not only help us support the charity but also create a sense of community and engagement. We can involve more people and raise even more funds together. Plus, it would be a fantastic opportunity to spread awareness about the cause and inspire others to join in. I'm really excited about this idea! What do you think?\"\nTurn #5\nIsabelle Martinez said: \"I'm glad you like the idea, Ava! I think organizing a fundraising event or campaign will not only allow us to support the charity, but also create a stronger sense of community and engagement. We can reach out to local businesses for sponsorships and donations, and involve different organizations on campus to maximize our impact. It's a win-win situation where we can make a difference while also raising awareness. What do you think?\"\nTurn #6\nAva Martinez said: \"I think your idea of involving local businesses and campus organizations is excellent, Isabelle. By reaching out to these entities, we can not only raise more funds but also establish valuable partnerships that could benefit the charity in the long run. Plus, it would showcase the community's commitment to social causes, which is always inspiring. What do you think?\"\nTurn #7\nIsabelle Martinez said: \"Yes, I think reaching out to local businesses and campus organizations is a fantastic idea, Ava. By involving them, we can not only raise more funds but also establish valuable partnerships that could benefit the charity in the long run. It's a win-win situation where we can make a difference while also highlighting the community's commitment to social causes. Let's start planning and reaching out to potential sponsors and partners!\"\nTurn #8\nAva Martinez left the conversation,"
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