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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bagpuss" data-source="post: 9199696" data-attributes="member: 3987">Translating my quick Pendragon Campaign notes into an epic saga.Prompt: Convert the following text so it is written in the style of a Arthurian saga.Perin, Dervil and Derfan are squires and are put through their paces by Sir Elad before being given a mission to visit the village of Imber, where the farmers are being menaced by a large bear.  After defeating the Beast of Imber they celebrate in the village.<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Sir Perin sleeps with a farmer’s wife Rhoswen, and fathers a child.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Sir Derfarn sleeps with the serving maid Cothi who later dies in childbirth giving birth to the bastard Blaidd.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Sir Dervil remains chaste.</li> </ul>On returning to Salisbury they are knighted by Earl Roderick. At court Sir Perin first catches the eye of Lady Riona, the unwed sister of Sir Conlao and Irish household knight.ChatGPT Output:"And so it came to pass that the three young squires, Perin, Dervil, and Derfan, were put to the test by the renowned knight Sir Elad. With courage in their hearts and determination in their eyes, they underwent the trials and tribulations of knighthood, honing their skills and preparing for their first great quest.And that quest they did undertake, as they journeyed to the village of Imber, where a fearsome bear terrorized the farmers and threatened the very livelihood of the people. With their swords at the ready, the three squires set out to face the beast, determined to prove themselves as knights of valor and renown.In the end, it was the bravery and skill of Perin, Derfarn, and Dervil that proved to be the undoing of the beast. They emerged victorious, and the people of Imber celebrated their bravery with great joy and revelry.But their adventures did not end there, for in the revels that followed, the young knights found themselves tested in new ways. While Dervil remained steadfast in his chastity, Perin and Derfarn both gave in to temptation and took lovers among the women of the village. And from these unions came children, born of noble knights and common women, born of both glory and scandal.Returning to Salisbury, the three young knights were knighted by Earl Roderick and welcomed into the court of Camelot, where they quickly caught the attention of the powerful and the beautiful. Sir Perin, in particular, caught the eye of Lady Riona, the unwed sister of Sir Conlao, and so began a tale of love, war, and adventure that would echo throughout the halls of Camelot for years to come."---------------------------------------------------I particularly like how ChatGPT ignored the names of the commoners.</blockquote>

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