TASK DEFINITION: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
PROBLEM: Fact1: Cleopatra Jones is undercover special agent for United States Government, Fact2: Overseas modeling is cover for real job, Fact3: Cleo is Bond-like heroine with power and influence silver and black and martial arts ability, Fact4: Mommy employs all-male crew and bevy of beautiful young women, Fact5: Cleo returns to to arrest police responsible for raid LA

SOLUTION: Cleopatra Cleo Jones Dobson is an undercover special agent for the United States Government. Overseas modeling is only a cover for her real job. Cleo is a Bondlike heroine with power and influence, her silver and black `73 Corvette Stingray equipped with automatic weapons, and her martial arts ability. While she evokes the glory of a funk goddess, she remains loyal to her drugravaged community and her lover, Reuben Masters Bernie Casey, who runs BS House a community home for recovering drug addicts. The film opens with Cleo overseeing the destruction of a poppy field in Turkey belonging to the evil drug lord, Mommy Shelley Winters. Mommy employs an allmale crew and a bevy of beautiful young women catering to her many wants. When she hears about her poppies demise, she plots revenge, ordering a corrupt policeman to raid the BS House. When Cleo returns to LA to arrest the police responsible for the raid, she continues to take apart Mommy’s underworld drug business, thwarting her minions along the way. Cleo and Mommy face off in a showdown, in which she is trapped by Mommy in a car crusher but is saved by her friends from the BS House. In the final showdown, Cleo chases Mommy to the top of a magnetic crane where the two women fight. Mommy proves to be no match for Cleo, who hurls Mommy over the side of the crane to her death, while Cleos friends defeat her henchmen. At the end of the film, as Reuben and the members of the community celebrate victory, Cleo departs the scene. She sets off to complete her mission of stemming the tide of drugs that flow into her community.

PROBLEM: Fact1: plot takes place in Beecham House patterned after real-life Casa di Riposo per Musicisti founded by Giuseppe Verdi, Fact2: Finances proceeds from yearly gala concert on Verdi 's birthday hold hope for continuation of place, Fact3: version is prominent among opera buffs as Rigoletto of post-war era, Fact4: Reg persuade Reg to overcome Enchanted with idea objections to performing with Jean again, Fact5: Cissy takes Jean flowers from garden to cheer her up

SOLUTION: The plot takes place in Beecham House, a retirement home for former professional musicians, patterned after the reallife Casa di Riposo per Musicisti founded by Giuseppe Verdi. Reg, Wilf and Cissy are retired opera singers who often worked together in the past; among other residents are Cedric Livingstone, a former director, and diva Anne Langley. All the guests in the retirement home continue to be engaged in their former professions in one way or the other, including lecturing and initiating young people to music. Finances threaten closure of the home, but proceeds from a yearly gala concert on Verdis birthday hold hope for a continuation of the place. However, Cedric has become rather desperate because some of the most prominent singers have either died or decided not to participate at all. Reg, Wilf and Cissy were in the cast of a very highly rated recording of the opera Rigoletto, which includes a famous quartet for soprano, mezzosoprano, tenor and baritone Bella figlia dellamore. This version is very prominent among opera buffs as THE Rigoletto of the postwar era. One day, Reg is shocked to find his former wife Jean Horton, the missing soprano of the Rigoletto recording, turning up to live at Beecham House. Reg is angry not to have been warned as their parting was on very sour terms. At first, Jean tries unsuccessfully to mend things with Reg. In the ensuing conversations her infidelity arises, as well as her past marriages, but Reg comes to understand that all that is past. In the meantime, Wilf and Cissy convince Cedric that bringing together those who sang the quartet on the famous recording to sing it again for the Verdi Gala concert will sell enough tickets to save the home. Enchanted with the idea, they persuade Reg to overcome his objections to performing with Jean again. However, she is harder to persuade as she vowed never to sing again after retiring. Cissy takes Jean flowers from the garden to cheer her up, and asks if she wishes to discuss the quartet, but Jean becomes violent and attacks Cissy, which only aggravates Cissys already delicate senile condition. Jean apologises and is finally persuaded to sing in the quartet from Rigoletto, after learning that Anne Langley will be singing Vissi darte from Tosca. The group prepares for their performance and, moments before their curtain call, Cissy gets very confused and attempts to walk out the door, saying that she has to go back to her family, but Jean manages to salvage the situation. During her conversation with Cissy, Jean expresses regret for all her past bad behaviour towards Reg and admits that she is still in love with him. Reg overhears this. Just as the recital is about to start, the director of the home is amazed at the energy displayed by the guests of the home. The idea of rehearsing and playing before an audience brings life back to them, leading her to the conclusion that old age and art go together. As they are about to enter the stage, Reg asks Jean to marry him again, and once on stage she whispers her acceptance.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Ben Jonson is making ready to enter stage, Fact2: soldiers set fire to theatre, Fact3: Robert Devereux 's actions lead to civil war if managed carefully, Fact4: Ben is to act as author of Edward 's play, Fact5: Edward is forced into marriage with William 's daughter

SOLUTION:
An actor arrives at a theater where he delivers a monologue questioning the lack of manuscript writings of William Shakespeare. Ben Jonson is making ready to enter the stage. In a flashback, Ben is running through the streets carrying a parcel and being pursued by soldiers. He enters the theatre called The Rose and hides the manuscripts he carries as the soldiers set fire to the theatre. Ben is detained at the Tower of London to face the questioning of puritanical Robert Cecil. The writings by Edward de Vere that Robert Cecil thought Ben had, are not found on him. In a flashback of five years, an adult Edward visits a public theatre, and comments as to how a play can sway people, and thinks that it can be used to thwart the influence of Robert Cecil with Queen Elizabeth concerning her successor. Robert Cecil wants Elizabeths cousin, James VI of Scotland, crowned king. Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex, rumoured to be an illegitimate son of Elizabeth, proclaims to Henry Wriothesley, 3rd Earl of Southampton that he is the worthy heir to the throne. When Henry shares Robert Devereuxs plan with Edward, he warns him that Robert Devereuxs actions could lead to civil war if not managed carefully. Ben is to act as author of Edwards play, Henry V. At curtain call, William Shakespeare, a drunken oaf, steps forward to be recognized as the author of the play. Elizabeth accepts a gift that evokes a memory from forty years before, when the boy, Edward, performed in his own play, A Midsummer Nights Dream as Puck. The teenage Edward must has secretly written his plays, when his education is entrusted to the puritanical William Cecil, father of Robert. During this time, Edward kills a spying servant and is forced into a marriage with Williams daughter, Anne. Edward has an affair with a ladyinwaiting to Elizabeth and is banished from court, and eventually learns the name of his illegitimate child with Elizabeth. Shakespeare discovers that Edward is the real author; he then extorts money from him to keep the secret. Shakespeare builds the Globe Theatre, bans any work by Ben to be performed there, and purports Edwards plays to be his own works. Christopher Marlowe finds out about Shakespeares deal; he is later found with his throat slit. Ben confronts Shakespeare and accuses him of the murder. Edwards Richard III is to be used to incite a mob that is to march to the palace to champion Essexs claim to the succession. Simultaneously, Edward would gain access to Elizabeth by sending her his Venus and Adonis so that he could counsel her to support Robert Devereux. The plan is set to fail when Ben makes Robert Cecil aware of the play. The mob is stopped at the Bridge, and Robert Devereux and Henry surrender in the palace courtyard when the soldiers fire on them from the parapet. Robert Cecil tells Edward that Elizabeth has had other illegitimate children, Edward himself being one. During the private audience with Elizabeth, Edward is told that she will spare Henry, but insists that Edward remain anonymous as the true author of Shakespeares works. After Elizabeths death, James of Scotland succeeds as James I of England. On his deathbed, Edward entrusts a parcel full of his writings to Ben to keep them out of the hands of the royal family. Robert Cecil hears that the Rose has been destroyed by fire, and Ben is released. Ben finds the manuscripts where he hid them. At a performance of a Shakespeare play, James I remarks to Robert that he is an avid theater goer. Ben would later write the introduction to the collected works purported to be authored by William Shakespeare.