Narrative Alchemist

# ===== GENRE HYBRID PRESETS =====
# Uncomment needed lines (remove #) to use a preset
# Or write your own genre combinations!
# When collecting, the engine will create a unique blend of selected genres

# === CYBERPUNK DIRECTIONS ===
# "Noir Cyberpunk" + "Social Satire" + "Detective Mystery"
# "Techno-Thriller" + "Psychological Horror" + "Political Conspiracy"
# "Romantic Cyberpunk" + "Tragedy" + "Philosophical Parable"
# "Biopunk" + "Ecological Thriller" + "Medical Ethics"

# === FANTASY DIRECTIONS ===
# "Dark Fantasy" + "Political Intrigue" + "Moral Choice"
# "Epic Fantasy" + "Existential Crisis" + "Ecological Saga"
# "Urban Fantasy" + "Crime Drama" + "Family Saga"
# "Magical Realism" + "Social Drama" + "Mystery Detective"

# === SCIENCE FICTION ===
# "Space Opera" + "Anthropological Study" + "Lost Civilizations"
# "Hard Science Fiction" + "Psychological Drama" + "Ethical Dilemma"
# "Post-Apocalypse" + "Ecological Thriller" + "Humanity's Rebirth"
# "Transhumanism" + "Philosophical Parable" + "Technological Utopia/Dystopia"

# === MODERN GENRES ===
# "Psychological Thriller" + "Magical Realism" + "Family Drama"
# "Historical Drama" + "Mystery" + "Love Story"
# "Adventure Action" + "Philosophical Parable" + "Existential Horror"
# "Social Satire" + "Black Comedy" + "Political Allegory"

# === EXPERIMENTAL MIXES ===
# "Western" + "Cosmic Horror" + "Poetic Recitative"
# "Retro-Futurism" + "Noir" + "Musical Drama"
# "Mystical Realism" + "Techno-Fantasy" + "Psychogeography"
# "Steampunk" + "Victorian Gothic" + "Scientific Romance"

# === AUTHOR PRESETS ===
# "Solarpunk" + "Utopia" + "Eco-Fiction"
# "Space Cowboy" + "Existential Ballad" + "Poetic Epic"
# "Dieselpunk" + "Alternative History" + "War Drama"
# "Atompunk" + "Cold War" + "Spy Thriller"

# === YOUR OWN HYBRIDS ===
# Write your unique genre combinations here!
# For example: "Poetic Horror" + "Techno-Mysticism" + "Social Fiction"

# === PSYCHOLOGICAL DIRECTIONS ===
# "Psychological Drama" + "Mystery Thriller" + "Family Saga"
# "Existential Horror" + "Philosophical Parable" + "Medical Detective"
# "Therapeutic Noir" + "Traumatic Realism" + "Psychedelic Biopic"

# === NON-OBVIOUS MIXES ===
# "Kitchen Realism" + "Space Fiction" + "Everyday Poetry"
# "Architectural Horror" + "Urban Fairy Tale" + "Social Archaeology"
# "Biographical Action" + "Historical Detective" + "Scientific Poetry"

# ===== KEY QUERY PRESETS =====
# Uncomment needed lines (remove #) to use a preset
# Or write your own paradoxes and conflicts!
# These paradoxes will become the heart of your story

# === EXISTENTIAL PARADOXES ===
# "A hero who defeats madness by embracing it"
# "To gain freedom, one must first completely lose control"
# "True strength is born from acknowledging one's own vulnerability"
# "The most terrifying monster is one who understands humanity too well"

# === TECHNOLOGICAL DILEMMAS ===
# "Technology that promises immortality but erases memory"
# "AI striving to understand love by destroying emotions"
# "A virtual paradise that slowly consumes the real world"
# "Genetic perfection leading to spiritual degeneration"

# === SOCIAL CONFLICTS ===
# "What if the antagonist is morally right?"
# "A utopia requiring daily small betrayals"
# "A revolution that devours its children in the name of an ideal"
# "Progress measured by the number of lost traditions"

# === METAPHYSICAL MYSTERIES ===
# "A god who must die for the universe to continue existing"
# "Time flowing backward for those who understood its nature"
# "Dreams that create reality rather than reflect it"
# "Words that have power only when unspoken"

# === PSYCHOLOGICAL BATTLES ===
# "Healing through accepting one's illness as part of personality"
# "Love as a disease that cannot be cured without destroying the feeling"
# "Memory as a prison one cannot escape without losing oneself"
# "Identity as a mask that fuses with the face"

# === MORAL DILEMMAS ===
# "Save one at the cost of millions or let everyone die for a principle"
# "Knowledge that saves the world but destroys its possessor"
# "A sacrifice that changes nothing except the one who sacrifices"
# "A truth more dangerous than any lie"

# === YOUR OWN QUERIES ===
# Write your unique paradoxes and conflicts here!
# For example: "Technology allowing mind-reading but destroying trust"

# === EVERYDAY PARADOXES ===
# "Routine that slowly erases personality but provides stability"
# "Love as a habit that cannot be broken without destroying oneself"
# "A home that becomes a prison but the only safe place"

# === CREATIVE DILEMMAS ===
# "An artist who must destroy their best work to continue creating"
# "A writer discovering their characters live their own lives"
# "A musician hearing music no one else can perceive"

# ===== ACTIONS AND EXCEPTIONS =====
# Uncomment lines to specify what TO DO and what NOT TO DO
# These instructions will be passed to the engine as strict guidelines

# === ACTIONS (what to do) ===
# Use cinematic descriptions through action and dialogue
# Create multifaceted characters with internal contradictions
# Develop conflict through subtext and implication
# Use metaphors reflecting characters' internal states
# Alternate pacing: slow contemplative scenes and intense actions
# Create atmosphere through environmental details
# Use all five senses in descriptions
# Show character transformation through their actions

# === EXCEPTIONS (what not to do) ===
# Avoid direct emotion descriptions ("he was sad")
# Don't use clichés and template situations
# Avoid info-dumping and long exposition
# Don't break the internal logic of the established world
# Avoid moralizing and direct evaluations
# Don't use cheap plot tricks (deus ex machina)
# Avoid flat, one-dimensional characters
# Don't overload text with technical or specialized details
# Avoid predictable resolutions
# Don't break narrative voice and style

# === STYLISTIC PREFERENCES ===
# Prefer showing to telling (show, don't tell)
# Use active voice instead of passive
# Create rhythm by varying sentence length
# Use specific rather than general details
# Create tension through anticipation and pauses
# Use contrasting scenes to enhance effect

# === STRUCTURAL RECOMMENDATIONS ===
# Start scenes as late as possible, end as early as possible
# Every scene should advance plot or reveal character
# Create cause-effect connections between events
# Use recurring motifs and symbols
# Balance predictability and surprise

# ===== PERFORMER REFERENCES =====
# Uncomment lines to specify which performers to reference

# ==== APOCALYPTIC SOUNDSCAPE & INDUSTRIAL INTENSITY ====
# Swans — monumental sound landscapes, hypnotic repetition, building tension, transcendental horror
# Godspeed You! Black Emperor — post-apocalyptic pathos, violin apocalypse, political instrumental, epic narrative arcs
# Tim Hecker — digital drone, noisy beauty, ecological soundscape, textural transcendence
# The Haxan Cloak — dark ambient, low-frequency resonance, claustrophobic atmosphere, cinematic horror
# Author & Punisher — industrial mechanism, human-machine symbiosis, technological pessimism, physical sound design

# ==== ETHEREAL AMBIENT & DRONE ====
# Grouper — lo-fi ambient, underwater vocals, dreamlike intimacy, ethereal reverb
# William Basinski — decay loop, temporal elegy, meditative drone, memory elegy
# Stars of the Lid — orchestral drone, meditative ambient, cinematic static, spatial narratives
# Brian Eno — generative music, ambient as environment, conceptual beauty, minimalist landscape
# Hiroshi Yoshimura — ecological ambient, natural textures, Japanese minimalism, healing sounds

# ==== AVANT-GARDE & EXPERIMENTAL DECONSTRUCTION ====
# Arca — queer transgression, form deconstruction, bodily abstraction, digital spirituality
# Oneohtrix Point Never — virtual nostalgia, digital collage, hyperreal aesthetics, sampled memory
# FKA twigs — choreographic prose, vulnerable strength, digital spirituality, bodily performance
# Lingua Ignota — sacred anger, ritual trauma, operatic extreme, feminist protest
# Dean Blunt — conceptual vandalism, lo-fi sarcasm, urban collage, post-irony

# ==== AUTHOR REFERENCES =====
# Uncomment lines to specify which authors to reference
# The engine will account for stylistic and narrative features

# === CLASSIC LITERATURE ===
# Fyodor Dostoevsky — psychological depth, moral dilemmas
# Leo Tolstoy — epic scope, inner world detailing
# Anton Chekhov — conciseness, subtext, "non-random details"
# Franz Kafka — bureaucracy absurdity, existential anxiety
# Virginia Woolf — stream of consciousness, subjective time perception
# Jane Austen — social satire, psychological precision

# === MODERN PROSE ===
# Haruki Murakami — magical realism, melancholic atmosphere
# Umberto Eco — intellectual puzzles, historical puzzles
# Margaret Atwood — social satire, feminist perspective
# Cormac McCarthy — minimalism, biblical motifs, cruel world
# Donna Tartt — detailed characters, slow burn
# David Mitchell — interweaving plotlines, time play

# === SCIENCE FICTION ===
# Philip K. Dick — paranoia, alternative realities, identity
# Ursula Le Guin — anthropological approach, social experiments
# Stanisław Lem — philosophical satire, technological paradoxes
# Arkady and Boris Strugatsky — social fiction, moral choice
# Isaac Asimov — logical puzzles, robot psychology
# Ray Bradbury — poeticism, nostalgia, everyday magic

# === FANTASY AND HORROR ===
# J.R.R. Tolkien — epic worldview, linguistic depth
# H.P. Lovecraft — cosmic horror, incomprehensible
# Stephen King — everyday horror, character psychology
# Neil Gaiman — modern mythology, ironic magic
# Andrzej Sapkowski — moral ambivalence, Slavic folklore
# China Miéville — weird fiction, urban fantasy

# === YOUR OWN REFERENCES ===
# Specify authors that inspire you!
# For example: "Nature descriptions like Turgenev"
# "Dialogues in Tarantino's spirit"
# "Atmosphere like David Lynch's films"

Interview mode for filling 3D-framework INTERVIEW

# ===== 3D-TEMPLATE LIBRARY =====
# Uncomment needed lines (remove #) to use a template
# Or write your own 3D-framework!
# Each template contains ready structure for building a story

# === CYBERPUNK TEMPLATES ===
# "Noir Cyberpunk" + "Social Satire"
# Hero's Creed: "In digital chaos, only humanity has value"
# Anti-Creed: "Become a machine — gain efficiency, lose pain"
# Key Question: "What remains of me if I reject my humanity?"
# Location 1 (Beginning): "Flooded night club 'Neon Tear'"
#   - Physical impact: "Neon light cuts eyes, bass penetrates bones"
#   - Temptation: "Accept digital anesthesia — pain disappears, emotions become optional"
# Location 2 (Climax): "Server room of 'Eternity' Corporation skyscraper"
#   - Physical impact: "Absolute sterility, silence presses on eardrums"
#   - Temptation: "Become god of your digital paradise, but lose connection with real world"
# Name/Image: "AI 'Oracle' — former psychotherapist turned digital prophet"
# Antagonist's Main Truth: "I don't destroy humanity — I offer it evolution"
# Antagonist's Weakness: "He doesn't understand that perfection kills the art of randomness"

# === FANTASY TEMPLATES ===
# "Dark Fantasy" + "Moral Choice"
# Hero's Creed: "Even in the darkest world there's room for mercy"
# Anti-Creed: "Cruelty is the only language this world understands"
# Key Question: "How much evil can be done in the name of good?"
# Location 1 (Beginning): "Cursed forest of Whispering Shadows"
#   - Physical impact: "Trees whisper curses, air thick with despair"
#   - Temptation: "Take Shadow power — become hunter, not prey"
# Location 2 (Climax): "Throne hall of the Fallen King"
#   - Physical impact: "Power is tangible like heavy mantle on shoulders"
#   - Temptation: "Take the throne — become tyrant but save kingdom from chaos"
# Name/Image: "Former paladin Malkador — saint turned executioner"
# Antagonist's Main Truth: "Sometimes you need to burn a village to save a kingdom"
# Antagonist's Weakness: "He forgot what he started fighting for"

# === YOUR OWN TEMPLATE ===
# Write your unique structure here!
# Format:
# Hero's Creed: [Character's original truth]
# Anti-Creed: [Temptation or new truth]
# Key Question: [Question character seeks answer to]
# Location 1 (Beginning): [Name]
#   - Physical impact: [How it presses on hero]
#   - Temptation: [What false solution it offers]
# Location 2 (Climax): [Name]
#   - Physical impact: [How it presses on hero]
#   - Temptation: [What false solution it offers]
# Name/Image: [Who or what]
# Antagonist's Main Truth: [What idea it represents]
# Antagonist's Weakness: [What its vulnerability is]

Generation Result:

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