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]: ["Hi England, I've been kinda occupied with Russia & Italy so far, but it seems things may be becoming relevant to us. It seems likely to me that A War will move to Mos to support taking back Sev.", "Hi England, nice capture of Stp there. I think we're trying to figure something out against the Austria & Italy alliance", 'If you can move the army in Nwy over, would you want to split moscow and  warsaw? I get moscow, you warsaw', 'Hey England, can we come to a deal about moscow?', 'Good question. A bounce there would be silly. What do have in mind?']
[A]: I'm okay with you taking moscov for now but would really like some support in holding Sev


[Q]: ['Hello France, world you like to discuss working together?', 'Hello there, I am interested, mostly in keeping the  channel empty for now and we could work together later if this works. Can we agree not to move in the channel', 'Yes, that sounds great', 'I’m also willing to exchange not building F Yor for you not building F Bre at the end of 1901.', 'Sorry, F Liv']
[A]: Yeah, that works for me


[Q]: ["Hey neighbors ~~\nWhat would you say to a western triple? We'd have to be careful about it and simulate some in fighting to prevent the east from teaming up in response, but I think we can pull it off", 'I’m down. What did Germany say?', 'Sounds like their in if you are', 'So we doing this?', 'DMZ the channel?']
[A]:
I agree with the DMZ -- I definitely think we can pull the Western triple off


