Task: Stories
Come up with an original and creative story which includes the following 3 words, make it around 5 sentences long: organ, empire, comply.

Response: The evil empire controlled all aspects of Max's life.  So when he received notice to surrender his unused kidney, he knew he would have to comply.  But then a thought occurred to him, "What if he refused to give the state his organ?  What if he declared that it was his personal right to refuse?"  He thumped his head low, knowing resistance is death and then they would have all his body
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: The Huber Empire has had rule of North America since 2033.  They rule all the people in the land and have severe consequences for those who do not comply. It only took a couple times of the Empire using forced public organ donation to scare the citizens into following them. There hasn't been a revolt of the people in over a decade. Some people wonder if the Huber's will rule until the end of time.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: I found myself in a strange land in my dreams. I was a lowly subject in a powerful empire. I was told I would be donating an organ to my leader. If I did not comply I would be beheaded and my organ would be removed anyway. As I was being led to have my head removed (as I would not comply) I awoke in a pool of sweat. But, I was wishing I knew which organ I was to donate!
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 38

Response: There is no organ I could sell so that I will be able to own the Empire state building. It is just priceless and so I have to comply with that. I feel so powerless about the situation but there is nothing I could do to change that. I only have to accept and live with it
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: The king lived in a castle faraway in the magical land.  The king loves to listen to the organ.  He asked one of his servants to play for the king.  The servant had to comply and play on the organ.  Music played through the empire.  This pleased the king.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 22

Response: The doctor stood alongside the operating table full of sorrow. He knew that failure to comply with organ donation orders meant he and his family would be moved to a re-education camp. The empire demanded obedience from its subjects and would be happy to make him an example of the penalty for disobedience. The patient, who was still alive but in the throes of death, knew what awaited him.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 38

Response: As the alien empire ascended earth, the president asked it what it wanted. The Alien king spoke for the rest of the aliens. He wanted us to give them our organs. The mayor shocked in disbelief. He scoffed at the idea and said that he would not comply with such a disgusting order. He would not give up the human organs for this alien empire. The news spread like wildfire through social media and everyone knew about the mayor's decision.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 38

Response: The empire was vast and beautiful. Strolling down a main path of the empire, you could hear an Organ playing. It was magical. The sound of it drawing you in. A song so beautiful you'd comply to it's will. No matter where it was it would draw you in. The residents of the empire all coming from their domiciles. Everyone within earshot coming to the organ.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: His next song would be "March of the Empire". He had been playing the organ for over a decade and had never had any problems with a conductor. Marcus insisted that they would play only Star Wars songs at the festival and nobody really wanted to oppose him, given his connections. He really had no choice but to comply.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: The surgeon sliced open the stomach of an unconscious blonde female. She was still breathing. He looked at the organ in question - a perfectly healthy kidney. Under the order of his Empire, he was to remove the kidney and deliver it to an elite individual for transplant. If he did not comply, his family would be killed. He made the first incision...
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: His accomplishment at the organ was known far and wide. It was an empire he'd conquered, a benevolent emperor, and his audience were subject to his demands. They would comply with rapture and gratitude to his playing, they would applaud. They would be sent home knowing how much he loved them, how much he'd learned from t
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: He built his empire on the sale of illegally obtained organs to his wealthy customers, who had a hard time waiting.  They didn't want to comply with the organ transplant process, and didn't think anyone else should receive a donated organ before them.  Eventually, one of his many victims had a rare genetic disorder that was easily traced once it was obtained and transplanted, and his empire was soon destroyed.  Fairness won out, and many of his wealthy customers when to jail.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 38

Response: He was begging for his life. The empire had a strict policy and he had broken one of their most important laws. The emperor demanded that he must sacrifice an organ for forgiveness. He had no choice but to comply and complete the ceremony of the sacrifice.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 22

Response: The evil empire was built on the illegal organ harvesting trade. The thugs would blackmail Doctors and force them to comply with their demands to illegally harvest organs from hapless victims. The money from the organ trade was substantial. The victims were countless. The empire thrived.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 38

Response: He goes to church every Sunday and plays the organ for everyone. He's been doing this for a long time and is very good. I like to go and listen and I have to comply with their dress code, and that I do not like. I want him to teach me how to play the organ. It goes quickly and then I can be Queen of my own empire at home.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 22

Response: John took a look at the organ that was sitting on the table in front of him. He was disgusted. He had never believed that he would be in this situation, the intern at a mortuary. If he were to get credit for this internship course, he had to comply with all the demands of the mortician. He was a powerful man, owning mortuaries across the country; slowly building his empire of crematoriums and embalming fluid.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 50

Response: The gladiator knew he must comply with the Queen's request, or it would certainly be his own doom. The empire was falling, and the enemy was literally at the gates. Stealthily, the fighter crept into the room of the king, and stabbed him mercilessly over a dozen times. He cut the ruler's beating organ out of his chest and put it in the wooden box he had brought with him. Retreating to the Queen's chamber, the gladiator gave her the heart, knowing she would use it to bargain for the kingdom's safety.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 50

Response: There was once an empire with a leader that was corrupt, had no regard for the people, would rather infect people with a virus, would rather play certain games than actually do something that he was supposed to do.  This leader was eventually given a task.  To prove that he cared, he was asked to give up an Organ for someone in need.  This leader did not comply, and was no longer a leader, and ended up going to prison, but many p
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: It seemed as though the entire empire had turned out for the royal wedding. I stood before the mirror in my dress, listening to the hum of conversation from the rooms beyond. As the organ started to play, a tear slipped down my cheek. I hated the emperor, but for the sake of my family, I would comply.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 50

Response: As I arrived at the DMV to renew my driver's license I paused and looked at my old driver's license. My New York state driver's license depicted a picture of me in front of the Empire State Building. I was then called to take a picture for my new drivers license and was asked if I wanted to be an organ donor. After I answered the question I was asked to comply with DMV rules with regards to taking my picture. So I took off my hat before I took my picture. Afterwards I got my new drivers license and went home.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: The organ is usually played in many churches across the empire. The people of the empire has to comply with the wishes of the monarch. Such as playing of the organ music in the churches. Comply with the monarch rules is a must in the empire to avoid going to prison. The empire laws must be taken seriously.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 22

Response: Sean is visiting Europe for the first time ever. Sean has been wanting to travel to Europe for over 10 years; or ever since he graduated high school. The number one thing he wants to do is visit the great empire located centrally in Europe. Today he is finally going. He understands that he has to comply to the rules enforced and cannot physically touch anything including the elegant organ in the main room.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: The empire's new ruling meant that all citizens must register as organ donors. What was once voluntary in the past was now mandatory due to shortages which led to many unnecessary deaths. Any citizens who did not comply would have their licenses suspended immediately. Many were unhappy with the new ruling.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: The doctors all had to comply with the higher ups. They were in a rush to get the organ transplant underway as it was a life or death situation. It was like the hospital was an empire and they were at the bottom, waiting for any scrap of information they could get. After hours of waiting, the surgeons and doctors finally received the news that they wanted and began the surgery right away.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: I went to the Yankees game as I typically do each year to root against them and in favor of their opposition.  Like many baseball games, the organ was being played throughout, which was always an interesting instrument to me.  The fans were cheering for the Yankees empire as they're known in my home state of New Jersey.  I didn't pretend I was rooting for them, but did comply with their cheers by being silent.  The Yankees lost, so I was thrilled.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 38

Response: Philllips decided to get into church a little earlier than normal on this Tuesday afternoon.  He wanted to see if the cleaners had done the job they were supposed to do regarding taking care of the Church's organ.  If they didn't comply with all the stipulations that he had laid out to the cleaning crew supervisor, he was going to have a stern talk with the man.  The organ was hundreds of years old, maybe even dating back to the late Roman empire, so it was imperative to make sure that it was carefully cleaned to maintain its beauty.  Phillips was not going to let it deteriorate on his watch.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 38

Response: I received a note from an organ donation charity.  Their goal is to get many more people to comply with their desire to increase the number of donors around the country.  I decided to read the note and was excited to act on their wishes.  Since I was in the empire state, I went to Albany and registered as quickly as possible.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: Today down on empire st. there had been a really bad car accident. As I rushed to the scene to make sure everyone was ok the officer asked me to step back . So I did this because I wanted to comply with the officer. Later on that day I realized that of the people in the cars had been rushed to the hospital and had to receive a organ transplant to save his life. The other driver had been arrested because he did not comply with a field sobriety test to make sure he was not under the influence. Overall this was a very scary and traumatic experience for everyone involved.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 38

Response: I used to be queen of the whole Empire.  People respected me and loved me.  It was a great existence.  That is until I didn't comply with one of the rules.  I had to give up my throne and step down.  That's when I started playing the organ.  I had always wanted to play a musical instrument, so I took lessons.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: In the great Empire state of New York, some of the finest hospitals can be found here. People from over the world come here for treatment; organ transplants being one of the most important operations performed here. But before they can get treatment, people must comply with certain rules and quality checks. But that won't stop Ronnie from flying from Slovenia to get a new liver, one that he almost destroyed from drinking rubbing alco
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30

Response: My grandfather lost an organ when he was fighting for the Sacred Empire. In order to get a replacement, he had to agree to comply with the Empire's medical rules. Which means clean living, daily energy work, and carrying a protective crystal at all times. He agreed, and got his new organ.
Human originality rating (0-100 scale): 30