Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Cronshaw and Tom split George 's money, Fact2: Gertrude Wilmot is staying at same seaside resort, Fact3: Vyner is fed up with lying admirers, Fact4: George complains about injustice of Tom not having to work for good fortune, Fact5: Gertrude To annoyance of talks non-stop other passengers and crew
Output (English): Idle Tom Ramsay Nigel Patrick continually borrows from his hardworking brother George Roland Culver. George later puts up the Ramsay estate for sale so he can buy out his business partner, despite Toms protests. Shortly afterwards, George is approached by car dealer Philip Cronshaw Peter Graves, who notifies him that Tom has stolen one of his automobiles. To avoid a scandal, George pays for it. However, it was a fraud; Cronshaw and Tom split Georges money. While squandering his illgotten funds, Tom discovers that Gertrude Wilmot Margaret Vyner, the third richest woman in the world, is staying at the same seaside resort. He becomes acquainted with her, then aware that she is fed up with lying admirers frankly admits that he is a scoundrel attracted to her great wealth. Surprisingly, this approach works and they become engaged. Tom pays George back for all the money he took over the years. When George complains about the injustice of Tom not having to work for his good fortune, Tom mentions that Gertrude is buying the family estate. English spinster Molly Reid Kay Walsh takes a sea cruise to Jamaica. To the annoyance of the other passengers and the crew, she talks nonstop on the outbound voyage. When the captain Noel Purcell learns that she will be returning on the same ship, he decides that something must be done to save the sanity of the crew. The ships doctor Ronald Squire suggests setting her up with a suitor. Pierre Jacques Francois, the steward, is ordered to keep Molly occupied. The plan works; the crews ears are spared, though Molly tells Pierre that she knows he is not in love with her. When disembarking from the ship, Molly tells the captain and crew that she knew all along that the romance had been arranged. In Monte Carlo, Stella Glynis Johns and Syd Cotman Terence Morgan have a very successful nightclub act. She dives from a great height into a small, shallow tank of water. However, a visit by Flora Mary Merrall and Carlo Penezzi Martin Miller unnerves her. The older Penezzis used to have a similarly dangerous act: Flora was shot out of a cannon. Stella and Syd argue when she refuses to dive a second time each night, forcing Syd to change their contract with the nightclub manager. In desperation, Stella takes their life savings, and attempts to win enough at the gambling tables so she can quit, but loses everything. Syd is infuriated when he finds out. With no choice, she goes on with the act, even though she is terrified that she will eventually be killed. When Flora tells Syd how frightened his wife is, he rushes up the tower to stop her. But she, seeing his concern, dives safely into the tank.