Hey WarriorNun fans, we asked ChatGPT how it thinks Netflix should have ended the show SimonDavisBarry
— write a real ending for the show, as if Netflix had never canceled it.You can check out ChatGPT’s pretty interesting 230-word response below, which breaks down how it thinksshould have ended into four buckets that deal with Ava’s origin and powers; the conflict with the Order of the Cruciform Sword; the future of the Warrior Nuns; and the resolution of various subplots.
Now, granted — the multi-part response below doesn’t offer much in the way of specifics. But maybe a reply like this will help you better understand why estimates say the chatbot got more than 100 million users in January, just two months after its launch.
As yet another indication of how committed fans are to a revival of the series, more than 113,000 people have signedAlba Baptista as Ava Silva in episode 203 of “Warrior Nun” on Netflix. Image source: Netflix
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