Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Angeles becomes enraged when referred to as asshole, Fact2: Mary takes immediate dislike to Hancock, Fact3: Hancock is visited by Ray ’s family encouraging him to be patient, Fact4: Los Angeles ’ crime rate rises and Hancock is released to help wearing eventually combat outfit, Fact5: Ray and family receive call from Hancock month later
Output (English): John Hancock is an alcoholic American who possesses superpowers, including flight, invulnerability, and superhuman strength. Whilst performing superherolike acts in Los Angeles, he is often ridiculed and hated by the public for his drunken and careless acts, and becomes enraged when referred to as an “asshole”. Hancock rescues Ray Embrey, a public relations specialist, from an oncoming train, which he irrationally derails to save Ray. Thankful and seeing him as a career opportunity, Ray offers to help improve Hancock’s public image. Hancock meets Ray’s family, his son Aaron, who is a fan, and his wife Mary, who takes an immediate dislike to Hancock. Ray encourages Hancock to issue a public apology, and then go to prison for a time, until Los Angeles needs him properly. Hancock reluctantly agrees, struggling to fit in prison, and quickly causes trouble when he assaults two fellow inmates. Hancock is visited by Ray’s family, encouraging him to be patient. Los Angeles’ crime rate rises, and Hancock is eventually released to help, wearing a combat outfit. He foils a bank robbery orchestrated by Red Parker, Hancock slicing off his hand to prevent him from activating a detonation switch. He is praised as a hero, and becomes popular. Hancock reveals to Ray and Mary that he is amnesiac and an immortal, waking up in a hospital eighty years ago with no memory of his identity. He also learns Mary isn’t Aaron’s biological mother, and is Ray’s second wife. Carrying a drunk Ray home, Hancock kisses Mary, only for her to toss him through the wall, revealing she has superpowers too. The next day, Hancock and Mary speak in private. Mary claims they have lived for three thousand years, are the last of their kind, and are siblings. Hancock disbelieves her about the last fact, and flies away to inform Ray, only for Mary to chase him and incite a violent battle across the city. Ray witnesses the fight, later confronting the duo. Mary admits Hancock used to be her husband in another life. That night, Hancock stops a liquor store robbery, only to be shot multiple times, and is hospitalised. Mary appears, explaining that when the immortals paired up, they would slowly lose their powers, becoming mortals. Hancock was attacked eighty years ago and gained his amnesia. Parker, who escaped prison with several other criminals, attacks the hospital to get revenge. Mary is caught in the crossfire and injured. Hancock recovers, killing the criminals, but is further injured. Parker tries to kill him, but Ray chops his remaining hand off with a fire axe, before finishing him off. Hancock throws himself out of the hospital, taking great leaps and bounds to restart Mary’s heart, before flying off towards the Moon. A month later Ray and his family receive a call from Hancock, revealing he has imprinted the Moon’s surface with Ray’s AllHeart marketing logo. In a midcredits scene, Hancock approaches a criminal in New York City, who calls him an asshole.