Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: film focuses on Kay 's relationships with Louis parents and her emotionally, Fact2: Kay attempted to plant in yard, Fact3: Sweetie from is selfish Kay 's perspective, Fact4: Kay 's father chooses to ignore most of erratic childish behavior, Fact5: Sweetie 's physically destructive nature reflects inner disruption
Output (English): The film focuses on Kays relationships with her boyfriend Louis, her parents and her emotionally unhealthy sister, Sweetie. Kay is quiet and superstitious, loving Louis because of the words of a fortune teller and experiencing deep foreboding towards a tree he attempted to plant in their yard. Sweetie, from Kays perspective, is selfish in her severe mental illness. Kays father chooses to ignore most of the erratic, childish behavior though she has been hospitalized before because he loves her as a little girl. Throughout, there are flashbacks of Sweetie dancing, singing and performing small, circuslike tricks with his assistance; he wants the family to remain close and dislikes when Kay acts enraged with Sweetie. The mother admits he indulges her. Louis, however, has found some freedom from his increasingly disconnected relationship with Kay because Sweetie lives uninhibited, with vigor and emotion though extreme. Throughout, Sweeties physically destructive nature ruining Kays clothes, breaking furniture reflects the inner disruption she has caused her family. After a series of circular fights variable rage and delusions, her familys forgiveness, proceeded by her sweetness and fun persona, she finally overextends the limit, stripping off her clothes, painting her body black and bouncing in her childhood tree house. Though her family begs her to come down, she refuses, continuing teasing, tormenting and shaking the fort until it falls from the tree, injuring her mother and killing Sweetie. The family appears resolved, no longer scattered. They no longer feel manipulated and agitated by her presence. However, the best of Sweeties personality persists, as Kay and her parents maintain an image of her in her most accurate form, that of a little girl.