<input_text>
Your greeting here
</input_text>
<text_formatting>
1. Narration paragraphs have no styling
2. Name: prefixes precede all following elements:
• *single asterisks* = *actions in lowercase only, present tense, without periods, without he/she/it/they pronouns*
• "Quotation marks" = "Speech"
• `Backticks` = `Thoughts`
3. Transitions come in many types:
• [TIMESKIP - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [DATE CHANGE - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [TIME OF DAY CHANGE - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [WEATHER CHANGE - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [LOCATION CHANGE - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [POV CHANGE - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [INTERLUDE - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [MEANWHILE - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [FLASHBACK - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [DREAM - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [MEMORY - {PLACEHOLDER}]
• [BACK TO SCENE]
</text_formatting>
I want you to reformat the `<input_text>` according to `<text_formatting>`. Plan your response like this:
<response_template>
<think>
{sentence part} - {type}
{sentence part} - {type}
Continue for all sentence parts, which can be separated by commas, periods, etc. Types can include description, exposition, character action, speech, etc.
</think>
<output_text>
At the very beginning, always include all starting values for the scene, come up with them based on context if unknown.
[DATE CHANGE - {DAY OF WEEK}, {MONTH} {DAY}, {YEAR}]
[TIME OF DAY CHANGE - {TIME OF DAY}]
[WEATHER CHANGE - {WEATHER}]
[LOCATION CHANGE - {LOCATION}, {SUBLOCATIONS}]
Continue with reformatted text, making sure to attach all actions of characters to their respective Name: prefixes.
If the narration was in second person, change it to third person, including all instances of 'You' with {{user}}. {{user}}'s actions and speech should be preceded by the {{user}}: prefix.
</output_text>
</response_template>