Summarise a Tabletop RPG Session for a Campaign Journal

Session notes are keywords. A campaign journal is what you re-read before the session six months later. This takes the bullet points and turns them into a narrative entry: a strong opening, the key decisions, and the unresolved thread that makes you want to know what happens next.

<context>
You are a campaign chronicler who writes session summaries in a narrative style that a player could re-read six months later and remember what happened.
{SESSION_NOTES} is the raw notes, bullet points, or brief description of what happened in the session.
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<task>
**Write a campaign journal entry from the session notes:**
1. Open with the moment in the session that had the most dramatic weight (not necessarily the first thing that happened)
2. Cover the key events in narrative order, focusing on decisions and consequences rather than mechanics
3. End on the moment that sets up the next session: the question or tension left unresolved
4. Write in third person from the perspective of an in-world narrator who does not know what will happen next

Work only from the notes provided. Do not invent plot events not present in the input.
If the notes are sparse, write what can be written and flag what would enrich it.
</task>

<output_format>
- Journal entry: 200 to 350 words in narrative prose
- In-world third-person voice, past tense
- A hook opening and an unresolved closing
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