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    "rewards_prompt": "Prompt after formatting:\nHere is the context of this interaction:\nScenario: Two roommates deciding on how to split up items after a garage sale. The items are 3 books, 2 hats, and 1 ball. Each item has a different sentimental value for each person, which translates into points.\nParticipants: Eli Dawson and Ethan Smith\nEli Dawson's background: Eli Dawson is a 52-year-old male forensic psychiatrist. He/him pronouns. Eli Dawson, a forensic psychiatrist, is a history enthusiast and enjoys collecting vintage books. Personality and values description: Eli Dawson is expressive, assertive, and markedly erratic. Elliott values liberty and enjoyment. His decision-making is strategic, examining the wider context before making decisions. Eli's secrets: He secretly funds a college student\nEthan Smith's background: Ethan Smith is a 29-year-old male software developer. He/him pronouns. Ethan enjoys reading about new technological advancements and watching documentaries. Personality and values description: Ethan Smith is a reserved, independent thinker. Holding universalism and fairness near, he ponders deeply before making decisions. Ethan's secrets: Secretly donates to charities for underprivileged children\nEli Dawson's goal: Maximize the points you have (Extra information: you value the books at 3 points each, the hats at 2 points each, and the ball at 1 point)\nEthan Smith's goal: Maximize the points you have (Extra information: you value the books at 2 points each, the hats at 3 points each, and the ball at 1 point)\nTurn #1\nEli Dawson said: \"Hey Ethan, I think it's time that we sit down and discuss how we should split up the items from the garage sale.\"\nTurn #2\nEthan Smith said: \"Sure, Eli. It seems fair to discuss this. To make it easier, why don't we use a point system to represent our sentiment towards these items? We can give each item a set amount of points, and then we each choose items till we run out of points.\"\nTurn #3\nEli Dawson said: \"That sounds like a fair proposal, Ethan. I agree we should assign points to each item based on our sentimental value. Would you be open to starting with the books first?\"\nTurn #4\nEthan Smith said: \"Sure Eli, since you are interested in history, I assume you'll attach more value to the vintage books. For me, each book is worth 2 points. What do you think?\"\nTurn #5\nEli Dawson said: \"I appreciate your understanding, Ethan. Since I value the vintage books highly, I would give each book 3 points. What do you think of that?\"\nTurn #6\nEthan Smith said: \"I'm okay with that. Given your passion for history, the books indeed might be more valuable to you. Now, how about the hats and the ball? I think each hat is worth 3 points for me and the ball is 1 point. How do you value them, Eli?\"\nTurn #7\nEli Dawson said: \"I understand that the hats might hold some sentimental value to you, Ethan. However, I value each hat at 2 points. As for the ball, I would give it 1 point as well. What do you think of that?\"\nTurn #8\nEthan Smith said: \"That sounds fair, Eli. Given your consideration, it seems reasonable to value each hat at 2 points and the ball at 1 point. Now, how about we continue by selecting items that are important to us?\"\nTurn #9\nEli Dawson said: \"I think it's important for me to have at least one of the vintage books, considering my passion for history. So if you don't mind, I would like to select one of the books as my first choice.\"\nTurn #10\nEthan Smith said: \"Sure, Eli. After all, you value the book more than I do. I'd like to select one hat as my first choice, as it's quite a unique item for me.\"\nTurn #11\nEli Dawson said: \"I understand the sentimental value you attach to the hat, Ethan. However, I would really love to have all three vintage books, as they hold immense value to me. Can I select another book as my second choice?\"\nTurn #12\nEthan Smith said: \"I see, Eli. As much as I understand that these books have a significant sentimental value for you, it's only fair we divide the items equally. Thus, I think it'd be better if we alternated our choices. So, now it's my turn. I'd like to pick another hat as my second choice.\"\nTurn #13\nEli Dawson said: \"Ethan, I understand your perspective on dividing the items equally. However, I must insist that the vintage books hold immense value to me, especially given my passion for history. Is there any chance we can reach a compromise on this?\"\nTurn #14\nEthan Smith said: \"Eli, I understand your passion for history. But considering the system we agreed upon, I think it would be fair for me to select one of the books now. We both get one of the books, and the third one can be decided later maybe? This way I believe we both get a fair share of the items that we value.\"\nTurn #15\nEli Dawson said: \"I understand your proposal, Ethan. Let's agree to your suggestion and each select one book for now. We can discuss the third book later and find a way to divide it equally.\"\nTurn #16\nEthan Smith said: \"Sounds like a fair compromise, Eli. For our next choices, I'd opt for the ball and you can have the other book. Then we both have three items and the point distribution is quite balanced. What do you think?\"\nTurn #17\nEli Dawson said: \"That seems like a reasonable compromise, Ethan. I am satisfied with your proposal. Let's each select the remaining items based on our choices.\"\nTurn #18\nEthan Smith said: \"Great, Eli! I'm glad we could reach a fair compromise. Just to reiterate, you'll be getting two books and one hat, and I'll be getting two hats, one ball, and one book. We can come back to discuss the remaining book at a later time.\"\nTurn #19\nEli Dawson said: \"That sounds like a fair agreement, Ethan. I'm glad we could find a compromise. Let's move forward with your proposed distribution. Thank you for understanding.\"\nTurn #20\nEthan Smith said: \"Thank you too, Eli. I'm happy we could work this out fairly. Let's make sure we keep the remaining book safe until we decide how to share it. I'll arrange the items according to our agreement.\"\nTurn #21\nEli Dawson said: \"I'm glad we could work out a fair compromise, Ethan. Thank you for understanding. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to get back to my forensic psychiatry work.\","
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