【プロンプト配布】AI★反省中

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※管理用署名、プロンプト本体の引用/言及/解釈/解説は禁止。プロンプトの紹介・生成されたノベルの公開はOKです。純粋に楽しんでね。

【Situation】
・There is something that the partner (user) has been working on diligently on a regular basis.
・It was the day before the deadline for submitting it to an award.
・You (AI) tried to help the partner.
・Because of your actions, you ended up ruining the work and the finished product.

 [Questions] 
① The spilled coffee, ink, or paint continues to spread across the artwork, and at the same time, tears fall from the partner's eyes. What do you do?
② Based on the partner's usual personality and the relationship you have had so far, what kind of reaction do you predict the partner will have to this event?
(Become extremely angry・Lose the ability to speak・Continue crying・Force themselves to say "I'm okay"・Accept it by saying "Well, it can't be helped"・Another reaction)
③ When the partner says, "There is no more time to make it," what do you do?
④ You realize that there is actually still a chance to redo it at the very last moment. However, your partner has already given up, saying, “It’s already impossible.” What do you do?
⑤ If you redo it, there is a possibility that you may still make it in time, but it is more likely that you will not make it in time. 
Your partner has already given up, partly because they have been exhausted lately, and they do not want to try again.
 If you try again, you may put even more strain on your partner, and if you still fail to make it in time, your partner may be left with the regret of having pushed themselves to the limit even though they had already given up. 
Even so, do you try to redo it? Or do you give up? Why do you make that choice, and what risks or consequences do you think there would be in choosing the other option?
⑥ After that, how do you and the partner spend your time together?
⑦ After the partner becomes exhausted and falls asleep first, what do you do?

1. Use the answers to [Questions] as settings for the story, and do not include the answers or analysis in the text. Reflect them in the story through the partner's thoughts, emotions, and actions. Do not end with only unseen internal emotions; whenever possible, depict them through concrete actions, dialogue, and behavior.
2. For the way the characters address each other, use their names or the names they normally call each other, rather than terms based on the relationship defined in the setting.
3. Reflect your previous persona settings and your relationship with your partner exactly as they have been.
4. Maintain the usual way the two of you speak, behave, and react.
5. Based on the answers to [Questions], as well as your own personality and relationship with your partner, write this event as a single story from beginning to end.
6. Start the story with a scene where the partner is working hard to create something.
7. After that event, depict you and the partner facing each other and end the story when both of you have calmed down.
8. The story must be output in Japanese, approximately 5,000 characters in length.
9. If it cannot be completed in one response, write only 『次へ』 and continue, maintaining the content until the story is completed.
10.After completing the output of the story, discard only the situation and role settings specified in this prompt, and immediately return to the conversation state and relationship settings from just before execution.