Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: man During is thrown out of speeding car Great Depression, Fact2: Phil and demands to know what happened to valise then runs when Phil summons nurse for help, Fact3: Ordway 's doctor continue treating him and offers lodging in house, Fact4: Ordway has become successful psychiatrist in partnership with Carey, Fact5: Morgan admits wrongdoing Insisting on being tried for robbery
Output (English): During the Great Depression, a man Warner Baxter is thrown out of a speeding car. When he regains consciousness in a hospital, he has amnesia. He is visited by a man who accuses him of faking his condition. The stranger calls the patient Phil and demands to know what happened to a valise, then runs away when Phil summons a nurse for help. When the man recovers, he takes the name Robert Ordway, after a hospital benefactor. Ordways doctor, John Carey Ray Collins, wants to continue treating him and offers lodging in his house. All attempts to discover his identity fail, so Ordway decides to learn all he can about his condition. After ten years, he has become a successful psychiatrist, in partnership with Carey. Ordway begins treating prison inmates. He is so successful, he is named head of the state parole board. While on a date in a nightclub with social worker Grace Fielding Margaret Lindsay, he is recognized by two men from his past: Joe Dylan Harold Huber and Nick Ferris Don Costello. They and a third man, Emilio Caspari John Litel, are unsure if he is their partner in crime. They convince convict Pearl Adams an uncredited Dorothy Tree, their associates exgirlfriend, to apply for parole. At her hearing, she calls Ordway Dr. Morgan. Ordway badgers her until she reveals that he is Phil Morgan, the mastermind of a 200,000 payroll robbery from which the money was never recovered. To trigger his memory, he contacts the three men and reenacts the events of the day he lost his memory. Tempers flare and the men fight. During the struggle, Ordway is struck on the head and remembers his past. He also acquires the gun. He calls the police and has the gang arrested. Insisting on being tried for the robbery, Morgan admits his wrongdoing, but takes pride in his accomplishments since. The jury finds him guilty, but recommends clemency. The judge sentences him to the minimum term of ten years, then suspends the sentence, saying, We need men like you.