Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Englishman Ronald Quayle was accused of murdering father, Fact2: Robert Crockett determined to prove alias Caroline, Fact3: Caroline has put Quayle home on Having squandered inheritance market, Fact4: Ronald introduces himself to Caroline, Fact5: Scotland Tracy has assigned Ronald 's former fiancee Peggy Lowel to inventory of house
Output (English): Englishman Ronald Quayle was accused of murdering his father and, based on testimony offered by his stepmother Caroline, was found guilty and imprisoned. Managing to escape, he fled to the United States and found work in an oil field, where an explosion scarred his face. After undergoing plastic surgery, he returns home under the alias Robert Crockett, determined to prove Caroline and her lover Jack Utterson really killed his father. Having squandered her inheritance, Caroline has put the Quayle home on the market. Pretending to be a potential buyer, Ronald introduces himself to Caroline. Meanwhile, Scotland Yard Inspector Tracy has assigned Ronalds former fiancee Peggy Lowel to inventory the contents of the house in the hope she will find evidence to clear Ronalds name. Ronald initiates a romance with Caroline and, announcing his plan to elope to New York City with her, presents her with a magnificent necklace. At a Halloween party, Ronald plants the necklace on Carolines cohort Sam Lewis, who is killed by Jack. He conceals the body in a sarcophagus, and after Ronald finds it he reports his discovery to Inspector Tracy. During the ensuing investigation of the crime, Ronald and Jack fight near a statue of a feathered serpent, which falls on Jack. As he lies dying, he confesses to murdering Ronalds father and implicates Caroline. Ronald is exonerated, and he and Peggy make plans to marry and settle in Quayle Manor.