Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Catholic priest Father O'Shea makes way to remote mission in China to replace priest, Fact2: Sigman run hospital for surrounding villagers at time, Fact3: competing warlords and Communists are engaged in civil war time, Fact4: work among them and respect for local customs earn respect, Fact5: American pilot had flown supplies over Hump during World War II
Output (English): In 1947, Catholic priest Father OShea Humphrey Bogart makes his way to a remote mission in China to replace a priest who was killed there. He meets Dr. David Sigman E.G. Marshall, Sigmans wife Beryl Agnes Moorehead, and nurse Anne Scott Gene Tierney, the only other Western residents. They run a hospital for the surrounding villagers, at a time when competing warlords and Communists are engaged in civil war. OShea delivers his debut Sunday sermon, in both English and Chinese for his appreciative parishioners. His work among them and his respect for local customs soon earn him their respect. Anne becomes uncomfortable as she is attracted to him. Beryl suggests to her husband that Anne be sent back to the United States, but he refuses to consider it, needing her work at the hospital. Beryl suggests that OShea consult with Reverend Martin, a Protestant minister at another American mission, for advice. He agrees. When OShea meets Martin Robert Burton, he makes a startling, unsolicited confession. He says he is not a Catholic priest, but Jim Carmody, an American pilot who had flown supplies over The Hump during World War II. He crashed during the war and was rescued by a local warlord, General Yang Lee J. Cobb, becoming his trusted secondincommand... and his prisoner. When one of Yangs soldiers killed Father OShea, Carmody deserted and decided to masquerade as the replacement priest. After recounting his story to Martin, Carmody writes a full account to the Catholic bishop. General Yang tracks down Carmody, bringing an army and insisting that Carmody serve him in the internal warfare of China. Carmody proposes they settle the matter with their customary game of dice, wagering five years of loyal service against his freedom and the safety of the local villagers. After Yang loses, he coerces Carmody into playing again, this time for the future of the Protestant mission. When he loses again, Yang resigns himself to perpetuating the myth of Father OShea, who was saintly enough to turn aside a powerful warlord. Before Carmody leaves the mission, he tells Anne the truth.