In this task, you are given a conversation, and your task is to generate a summary from the information present in the given conversation. Generate a summary in such a way that the context should be present in the conversation. It should cover the complete context of the conversation. 
One example:  Lucas: Hey! How was your day?, Demi: Hey there! , Demi: It was pretty fine, actually, thank you!, Demi: I just got promoted! :D, Lucas: Whoa! Great news!, Lucas: Congratulations!, Lucas: Such a success has to be celebrated., Demi: I agree! :D, Demi: Tonight at Death & Co.?, Lucas: Sure!, Lucas: See you there at 10pm?, Demi: Yeah! See you there! :D 
Solution is here:  Demi got promoted. She will celebrate that with Lucas at Death & Co at 10 pm. 
Explanation:  The summary is concise brief of what Lucas and Demi talked in the conversation. The context is well expressed and no external knowledge is used in generating the summary. So, it's a good summary.

Now, solve this:  Jenny: Hey, anyone’s been to the lecture today?
Tom: Nope, sick all day
Freddie: No teachers here, Tom ;)
Tom: I am sick, I’ve been puking for the entire morning
Kathy: So you’re not sick, just hangover :D
Jenny: Ekhm, guys, lecture?
Freddie: I can send you the notes. Also, I think there must have been someone who was recording it.
Kathy: Me for example ;)
Jenny: Would you mind send me all you have?
Jenny: Middleton hates me enough, I don’t want to give him an excuse to kick me out.
Kathy: Sure, I’ll email it as soon as I get home.
Tom: CC me please?...
Jenny: Do we need to prepare something for next week? Did he say anything about the test?
Freddie: Yeah, it’s probably going to be rescheduled, so in three weeks – more time to procrastinate :D
Tom: And you’re telling us now?!
Kathy: And we have an essay to write, due next week ;)
Jenny: Oh no no no no
Freddie: It was supposed to be due in two weeks, but as he rescheduled the test, he said we should at least work on the essay.
Jenny: At least!
Tom: What a dickhead…
Kathy: Well, he assumed that everyone’s started already…
Jenny: Yeah, sure, two weeks before the deadline :D
Freddie: Oh, are you telling me that you haven’t started yet, Jenny? :P
Jenny: Oh, only 50 pages down, another 100 to go :P
Tom: Uhm… what are we supposed to write about?
Kathy: The influence of Jane Austen’s prose on literature
Freddie: Vague much, really creative
Tom: Is this even legal to change the deadline this late?
Kathy: Hahahaha
Jenny: I highly encourage you to bring up this issue, Tom ;) 
Solution:
 Tom was sick in the morning, so he didn't go to the lecture today. Kathy will share her notes by email with Jenny and Tom. The deadline for the essay on the influence of Jane Austen’s prose on literature was shortened and it's due next week. The test will probably be in three weeks' time. 