[ot][spam]gpt-4 completions

[Undescribed Horrific Abuse, One Victim & Survivor of Many]

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"https://dashboard.scale.com/spellbook/api/v2/deploy/", "input": "Once
upon a time,", "output": "in a small village nestled between the
rolling hills and dense forests, there lived a young girl named Amara.
She was a kind and gentle soul, always eager to help others and spread
joy wherever she went. Amara lived with her loving parents and her
younger brother, who looked up to her with great admiration.\n\nThe
village was a peaceful and close-knit community, where everyone knew
each other and worked together to ensure the well-being of all. The
villagers were skilled in various crafts, from pottery to weaving, and
they traded their goods with neighboring villages.\n\nOne day, while
Amara was walking through the forest to gather berries for her family,
she stumbled upon a small, injured bird. Its wing was broken, and it
was unable to fly. Amara's heart went out to the poor creature, and
she carefully picked it up and carried it back to her home.\n\nWith
her mother's help, Amara nursed the bird back to health, feeding it
and tending to its broken wing. Over time, the bird grew stronger, and
its wing healed. Amara and the bird formed a deep bond, and it would
follow her wherever she went, perching on her shoulder and singing
sweet melodies.\n\nOne day, as Amara and the bird were walking through
the village, they came across a group of villagers who were struggling
to lift a heavy cart that had become stuck in the mud. Amara
immediately rushed to help, and with her strength and the
encouragement of the bird's song, they were able to free the
cart.\n\nWord of Amara's kindness and the magical bird quickly spread
throughout the village, and people began to seek her help with their
problems. From mending broken fences to helping with the harvest,
Amara and her feathered friend were always there to lend a hand.\n\nAs
the years passed, Amara grew into a beautiful young woman, and her
bond with the bird only grew stronger. The villagers often remarked
that they had never seen such a special friendship between a human and
an animal.\n\nOne day, a traveler from a distant kingdom arrived in
the village, bearing news of a terrible drought that had befallen his
land. The crops were failing, and the people were growing desperate.
The traveler had heard tales of Amara and her magical bird and had
come to seek their help.\n\nAmara, moved by the plight of the people
in the distant kingdom, agreed to help. She set off on a long journey
with the bird, guided by the traveler. As they traveled, the bird sang
its enchanting songs, bringing hope and joy to the people they
encountered along the way.\n\nWhen they finally reached the
drought-stricken kingdom, Amara and the bird were greeted by the
grateful king and queen. Amara asked the bird to sing its most
powerful song, and as it did, the skies opened up, and a gentle rain
began to fall. The parched earth drank in the life-giving water, and
soon, the crops began to grow once more.\n\nThe king and queen offered
Amara a reward for her help, but she refused, saying that the
happiness of the people was reward enough. With the kingdom saved,
Amara and her magical bird bid farewell to the grateful people and
began their journey back to their village.\n\nFrom that day on, Amara
and the bird became legends, not only in their village but in the
surrounding lands as well. Their story of friendship, kindness, and
the power of a simple song was passed down through generations,
inspiring others to live with compassion and to cherish the bonds that
unite us all."}