Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Ivy Templeton is ten-year-old girl in New York City, Fact2: Ivy is reincarnation of daughter, Fact3: Bill asks friend of his to hide in apartment to hear Hoover 's full story to build case against him, Fact4: Audrey not be calmed down without assistance of Hoover altered state, Fact5: Hoover burned says is result of daughter 's experience of being burned alive in car
Output (English): Ivy Templeton Susan Swift is a tenyearold girl, living with her parents, Janice and Bill Templeton Marsha Mason and John Beck, in New York City. Her parents notice a stranger stalking them over the course of a few weeks, and discover, over lunch with him, that his name is Elliot Hoover Anthony Hopkins. Hoover is convinced that Ivy is a reincarnation of his daughter Audrey Rose, who died in a fiery car accident, along with his wife, two minutes before Ivy was born. Hoover had come to believe this through information given to him by two clairvoyant psychics. Bill asks a friend of his, an attorney, to hide in their apartment to hear Hoovers full story to build a case against him, but when Hoover speaks Audreys name out loud, Ivy hears him from her room and enters an altered state where she cannot be calmed down without the assistance of Hoover. In this state, she bangs her hands on a window and becomes burned, which Hoover says is a result of his daughters experience of being burned alive in the car. Janice is afraid of Hoover but is also concerned for her daughter, while Bill is hostile to Hoover and demands he stay away. Ivy continues to be disturbed by nightmares, which worsen. Hoover appears at their home during one of her nightmares, and at the request of the mother, Hoover is able to calm Ivy down by calling to her as Audrey Rose but is arrested for allegedly briefly abducting her to his recently rented upstairs apartment. The film then segues to an ongoing trial, where Hoover is attempting to persuade a jury that his actions were necessary to grant his daughters spirit peace. The trial has become a worldwide phenomenon, with a Hindu holy man giving an explanation of reincarnation as testimony. Hoover testifies in court that after his daughters death, Hoover had traveled to India and become a believer in reincarnation and Hinduism. Janice comes to believe Hoovers story, and testifies as much, but Bill does not, and has their lawyer request Ivy be hypnotized to show she is not a reincarnation of Audrey Rose. During the hypnosis, Ivy revisits the traumatic car crash as Audrey Rose and dies during the relived trauma. The last scene is Janice writing a letter to Hoover thanking him for transporting IvyAudreys ashes to India, and indicating this is with her husbands permission, whom she says has started to accept what she and Hoover believe to be true. The movie closes on a quotation from the BhagavadGita: