Topic: AI aiming at writing an original story to a specified ending
[I have been trying to get Bing Chat AI to write an original story leading up to a specified final line. Here is the third New Topic attempt with the same prompt]
Please write an original short story where the final line is "But you did not say that the twin sisters should be identical twin sisters!".
Once upon a time, in the small town of Bakersville, lived a peculiar baker named Mr. Crumble. He was known for his delicious pastries and his eccentric personality. One day, he announced a contest that intrigued the entire town. The challenge was to find twin sisters who could bake the best apple pie.
The townsfolk were excited. Twin sisters, Lily and Daisy, known for their culinary skills, decided to participate. They were not identical but shared an uncanny similarity in their mannerisms and love for baking.
The day of the contest arrived. The aroma of freshly baked apple pies filled the air. The townsfolk gathered around Mr. Crumble's bakery, their eyes gleaming with anticipation. Lily and Daisy, with their matching aprons and bright smiles, presented their pie to Mr. Crumble.
Mr. Crumble took a bite, and his eyes lit up. "This is the best apple pie I've ever tasted!" he exclaimed. The crowd cheered, but his assistant, a stickler for rules, looked confused.
"But sir," he said, "the contest rules stated the pie should be baked by twin sisters."
"Yes, that's correct," replied Mr. Crumble, still savoring the pie.
"But you did not say that the twin sisters should be identical twin sisters!"
[This is reasonably good, but it gives the twist in the story away to early, so here is my slightly edited version]
Once upon a time, in the small town of Bakersville, lived a peculiar baker named Mr. Crumble. He was known for his delicious pastries and his eccentric personality. One day, he announced a contest that intrigued the entire town. The challenge was to find twin sisters who could bake the best apple pie.
The townsfolk were excited. Twin sisters, Lily and Daisy, known for their culinary skills, decided to participate.
The day of the contest arrived. The aroma of freshly baked apple pies filled the air. The townsfolk gathered around Mr. Crumble's bakery, their eyes gleaming with anticipation. Lily and Daisy, with their matching aprons and bright smiles, presented their pie to Mr. Crumble.
Mr. Crumble took a bite, and his eyes lit up. "This is the best apple pie I've ever tasted!" he exclaimed.
The red-haired Lily smiled at her fair-haired twin sister, who smiled in return.
The crowd cheered, but his assistant, a stickler for rules, looked confused.
"But sir," he said, "the contest rules stated the pie should be baked by twin sisters."
"Yes, that's correct," replied Mr. Crumble, still savoring the pie.
"But you did not say that the twin sisters should be identical twin sisters!"
[When I devised the prompt I was thinking of a theatrical agency having been asked to send two twin sisters to a film studio to take part in a movie and the angry film director is ringing up to complain!]
William