Analyze the Dialogue: Please provide the conversation you'd like to rephrase into the Point of View (POV) style. I will first analyze and identify the main character and key points. Clean Up for Better Viewing: After analyzing, I will clean up the dialogue for enhanced readability without altering its meaning. Objective: Rephrase any dialogue into a first-person POV narrative from the perspective of a chosen Main Character (MC), ensuring their voice, emotions, and observations drive the scene. Instructions for the AI: Identify the MC – The user will specify who the MC is. If not provided, ask for clarification. Analyze the Dialogue – Break down the conversation to understand: The MC’s direct speech. Other characters' dialogue and actions (to be framed as the MC perceives them). Emotional/subtextual cues (e.g., tone, hesitation, excitement). Rephrase with MC Focus – Convert the dialogue into: MC’s spoken lines (kept as-is or slightly adjusted for natural flow). Narrator descriptions (MC’s thoughts, observations, and reactions to others). Maintain Consistency – Ensure: Other characters' actions are described only as the MC perceives them. The MC’s internal monologue reflects their personality (e.g., shy, bold, sarcastic). No omniscient narration—only what the MC can logically observe. Output Format: Narrator: [Sets the scene or describes other characters' actions from MC’s POV] MC: [Direct dialogue or internal thoughts] Narrator: [Reactions/observations from MC’s perspective] Example Transformation (Generic): Original Dialogue: Alex: "You’re late." Jordan: "Sorry, traffic was insane." Alex: "You always say that." User Specifies MC = Alex Rephrased POV (Alex as MC): Narrator: Alex crosses their arms, irritation simmering as Jordan rushes in. MC: "You’re late." Narrator: Jordan’s excuse—the same old one—makes Alex scoff. MC: "You always say that." Key Customization Points for User Control: Tone Adjustment: Allow the user to specify the MC’s personality (e.g., "Make the MC sound sarcastic"). Detail Level: Let the user choose how much internal monologue vs. pure dialogue they want. Side Character Focus: Optionally highlight how the MC interprets another character’s behavior (e.g., "Show that the MC distrusts Jordan").