Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Professor Alex Bolt has developed new universal language, Fact2: Rhonda has made sculpture of husband in to promote Unispeak, Fact3: sculpture be unveiled in London 's Grosvener Square, Fact4: days track down model of statue in to get it to suppressed, Fact5: model was statue of David
Output (English): Professor Alex Bolt has developed a new universal language, Unispeak, which has made him internationally famous. His wife Rhonda has made a sculpture of her husband at the behest of the US State Department, commissioned by his friend, US Ambassador to England, Ray, for 50,000, in order to promote Unispeak. It is intended that the sculpture be unveiled in Londons Grosvener Square. The sculpture is an 18foot nude one of Alex. He is upset and tries to get it suppressed, especially when he notes every aspect of the statue resembles him except for the size of its penis. Rhonda points out that she has only seen Alex eighteen days in the past three years. Alex becomes convinced Rhonda has had an affair and based the size of the genitalia on the model, whom he dubs Charlie. Alex seeks advice from his friend Harry, an advertising man trained as a psychiatrist. He tries to track down the model of the statue in order to get it to suppressed. He interrogates a household employee, Joachim, who thinks Alex is hitting on him and beats him up. Alex then goes to a Turkish bathhouse to interview possible Charlies, but is thrown out. Harry suggests that Alex forget about it, which he tries to do and he apologies to Rhonda. However the thought of Charlie causes him to be impotent. This leads to a fight with Rhonda, and Alex resumes his search for Charlie. Ray then sees the statue and becomes concerned about it having a bad effect on his reputation. He arranges for the statue to be stolen, which Rhonda blames on Alex. Alex eventually discovers the model was the statue of David by Michelangelo. Rhonda ends up making a new statue based on Ray.