You are given first 5 messages from a series of message exchanges between 2 persons playing the game of Diplomacy which is an American strategic board game. You need to generate the next message. The message should be generated such that it fits the context seen so far. Avoid the text that is (i) tangent to the context, (ii) repeats the context.

Q: ['Hello Russia!', 'Greetings Italy! \n\nWhat are your strats for the first year? Want to coordinate a move against Turkey?', 'I think a move against Turkey would be wise', 'Sounds good. What do you propose?', "I'll let you know in due course, got a few things on the go"]

A: Hey looks like were headed for a party on turkish lands! How should we coordinate this?
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Q: ['Hey france, great first year!', 'Austria & Russia seem to have banded together so perhaps you need to be aware of that', 'thanks for the heads up.  do you have an ally in Italy?', "No, not really. Their response has been strange and mostly aligned with Austria's. So they're probably allied", 'But yeah, it would be good to have an ally a bit closer']

A: Italy's behavior just baffles me
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Q: ['Greetings, neighbor! Was wondering if you would like to come to some agreement about how to preliminarily divide up the Balkans?', 'Hello there! I think that would be great, how were you thinking of splitting them up?', 'Hmm can I take  Bul & Rum while you take Ser & Gre?', "I'd prefer Ser and Rum out of those four", "I know that would be your preference, but Russia has offered to support me into Rum anyway, so I figured there'd be less hard feelings if we could just agree to this split and both potentially get two builds? Or, if Russia has made conflicting promises to you, then I hope you'd let me know, and then a) I'd appreciate the intel, and b) we could split things your way?"]

A:
Got some bad news for you then, Russia also told me the same stuff. Think he might playing both sides to see what he can get.
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