Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Robert Bonnard grows up in Ottawa Ontario with Jacques and Susan and roving rogue of grandfather, Fact2: Louis ignores complaints of Felice and worries about future of daughter, Fact3: O'Hare is as yet young to understand, Fact4: Bibi On is taken to see vaudeville birthday, Fact5: Desmonde has been summoned to take place of recently deceased sales manager
Output (English): Young Robert Bibi Bonnard Bobby Driscoll grows up in Ottawa, Ontario with his parents, Jacques Charles Boyer and Susan Marsha Hunt, and his roving rogue of a grandfather, Grandpere Marcel Dalio. Across the street is his uncle, amiable drunkard Louis Kurt Kasznar, who ignores the complaints of his hardworking dressmaker wife Felice Jeanette Nolan and her worries about the future of their daughter Yvonne. Louis agitates about meeting his prospective soninlaw, Alfred Grattin, a teetotaler bank clerk who wishes to marry Yvonne. Nextdoor neighbour and schoolmate Peggy OHare Marlene Cameron has a crush on Bibi, but he is as yet too young to understand. On his birthday, Bibi is taken to see the vaudeville acts at the theatre where his violinist conductor father works. During the magic act, the Great Gaspari tries to steal a kiss from Mignonette Chappuis Linda Christian, the assistant he is in the process of sawing in half. She storms offstage and quits. Jacques offers her a job as a maid, which she gladly accepts. Bibi is intrigued, but a little confused about his feelings for the new addition to the household. Equally fascinated, but not at all perplexed as to why is another unexpected arrival, Uncle Desmonde Louis Jourdan, a traveling salesman and notorious ladies man. He has been summoned back to take the place of the recently deceased sales manager, though he informs his employer it is only until a replacement can be found. Uncle Desmonde starts courting Mignonette, but though she is attracted to him, she tells him she is fed up with living on the road and wants to settle down. He shows her the picture of a lovely house he expects to inherit, weakening her resistance. Meanwhile, Peggy becomes jealous of Bibis attentions to Mignonette. Bibi has already gotten into trouble for bringing La Vie Parisienne to school. When a dirty picture is found by the principal, Mr. Frye, Peggy falsely claims she saw Bibi draw it. Bibi denies it, angering Frye. He straps Bibi on the hand three times, and tells him it will be repeated every day until he confesses. When the adult Bonnards find out, they see Frye and straighten him out, though with great difficulty. When they return in triumph, Desmonde discovers that Mignonette has quit after finding out that he lied about the house, and because she is under the impression that he has been sneaking into her bedroom and stealing kisses when she is asleep. Bibi confesses that he is the guilty party. Desmonde then realizes that Mignonette is not like all of his other women. He finds her and they become engaged. The adults explain Peggys behavior to Bibi. To Peggys delight, Bibi forgives her and makes her his girl. Then his voice breaks.