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: Ram performs prayers and last rites for Hindu community, Fact2: eldest is daughter by Shalini, Fact3: Savitri attempts to poison entire family, Fact4: Shalini leaves village to travel to Poona to get brother 's admission to Medical College with considerable success, Fact5: Shalini 's sister meets Raju and fall in love

SOLUTION: Ram Shashtri, an upper Caste Hindu Brahmin, lives in a small village in India, but has a very large family, consisting of his wife, Savitri, five daughters and three sons. Ram performs prayers and last rites for the Hindu community, and it is through these meagre earnings that the entire household survives. The eldest is a daughter by name Shalini, who silently falls in love with Ashok J. Rao, the son of the Village Mukhiya, Jagannath. As the Raos are of a much lower caste than the Shastris, Ashok is told by his dad that he cannot marry Shalini. One day, after an argument with his dad, he leaves to join the army, and a few weeks later a telegram is received by Jagannath that Ashok is no more. As Ram is unable to get more assignments, Savitri attempts to poison the entire family, but Shalini stops her in time. She gets a job and is able to get the family to get back up on its feet. Her brother, Gautam, wants to be a doctor, so she arranges for his studies, while her sister, Poorna, wants to be a singer, and a music teacher is arranged. Then Shalini leaves her village to travel to Poona to get her brothers admission to Medical College, with considerable success, and from thence on there is no looking back for this family. Shalini gets a raise and an offer for a big payraise if she relocates to the capital, Delhi, which she does. She sends plenty of money so her dad does not have to work, and her siblings can carry on with their respective studies. Then Shalinis sister, Girja, meets a young man, Raju, and both fall in love. Gautam, now a doctor, is in love with the Tehsildars daughter, Usha, and wants to marry her. Shalini returns home to attend the two marriages. The marriages take place with great pomp and ceremony and everyone compliments Shalini, for without her efforts, the family would have been destitute. But after the weddings, her life will be changed forever, she will lose all respect from her family, she will be treated as an outcast and forced to leave the house. The question remains, why would Shalini be illtreated by her very own family, and if so, what will become of her? In the end, she was disowned by her family and nobody appreciated her efforts for whatever she did to provide for the financial support. And when everyone else discarded her, Ashok accepted her for what she is and married her with the blessings of his father and Shalinis mother.

PROBLEM: Fact1: film opens Set in London in speeding car with companion, Fact2: D-Tubocurarine was found in car and in companion 's body, Fact3: companion was n't breathing at time of crash, Fact4: Tramell begins to play mind games with Glass, Fact5: situation comes to head during confrontation between Glass and Tramell at apartment

SOLUTION: Set in London, the film opens with American bestselling author Catherine Tramell in a speeding car with her companion, Kevin Franks, a famous English football star. Tramell takes the mans hand and begins masturbating with it, all the while increasing her vehicles speed. At the point of orgasm, Tramell veers off the road and crashes into the West India Docks in Canary Wharf. She attempts to save her partner but, as she says while being questioned by the police, When it came down to it, I guess my life was more important to me than his. Tramell is interrogated by Scotland Yard Detective Supt. Roy Washburn, who notes that DTubocurarine, a neuromuscular blocking agent used to relax muscles during general anaesthesia, was found in her car and in her companions body, and the companion wasnt breathing at the time of the crash, and that a man named Dicky Pep said that he sold Tramell 15 milliliters of DTC last Thursday. Tramell counters by saying that this Dicky Pep must be lying because youve got him on some other charge and hes trying to deal his way out, if he even exists. Tramell begins therapy sessions with Dr. Michael Glass, who has conducted a courtordered psychiatric exam and given testimony in her case. Glass strongly suspects that Tramell is a narcissist incapable of telling the difference between right and wrong. Tramell begins to play mind games with Glass, who becomes increasingly frustrated with, yet intrigued by, this mysterious woman. Soon, Glasss own life begins a spiral of destruction. One night, Glass goes on a date with Michelle Broadwin, and has rough, violent sex with her after dealings with Tramell. Glass receives a phone call from his exwife, Denise, in a state of distress. Her partner, Adam Towers, a journalist writing a negative story about Dr. Glass, has been found strangled to death. Glass suspects that Tramell committed the murder and is attempting to frame him for it. More murders begin to surface around Glass as his obsession with Tramell grows and his career and life are threatened – he finds his exwife in a bathroom with her throat slit after they have an altercation in a bar. Later, Dicky Pep is killed – eventually, he himself can no longer tell right from wrong, and the police begin to suspect Glass of involvement in the crimes. He confronts Tramell at her apartment where they engage in passionate sex. The situation comes to a head during a confrontation between Glass and Tramell at her apartment where, after a struggle, Glass attempts to kill Tramell. Tramell gives Glass a copy of the draft of her next novel, titled The Analyst. After reading it, he realises that Tramell has novelised most of the recent events with herself and other people related to Glass, even himself, as characters. Then it turns out that the character based on herself is going to kill a therapist based on Glasss colleague, Dr. Milena Gardosh. Glass runs to Gardoshs apartment to warn her, finding Tramell there to his dismay. Gardosh tells him that he is no longer in charge of Tramells therapy and that hes going to have his license revoked, due to bad practice regarding Tramells treatment. There is a struggle between Glass and Gardosh, in which the latter is knocked out. Tramell then threatens Glass with a gun she carries, but Glass takes it away from her. When Washburn arrives at the scene, Glass shoots him because Tramell told him he had killed the girlfriend of one of Glasss patients just to nail him. In the final scene, Tramell pays a visit to Glass at a local mental hospital where he has been institutionalised, and he learns from her that the subject of her latest bestselling novel was a man very much like him. Tramell claims that she manipulated Glass into committing all those murders for her own amusement, and flashbacks are shown of Glass committing the murders. Tramell leaves with a wicked smirk on her face, while Glass continues to sit silently in his wheelchair, stymied by frustration and rage.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Helen Bauer is glamorous successful headstrong and very liberated New York graphic artist with modern ideas about romance, Fact2: Helen 's Adolphe Old World views spur him to condemn affair, Fact3: financial problems at advertising agency put strain on marriage, Fact4: Helen is dating business rival, Fact5: time in Helen is not denigrated for beliefs about marriage

SOLUTION:
Helen Bauer Bette Davis is a glamorous, successful, headstrong, and very liberated New York graphic artist with modern ideas about romance. She is involved with Don Peterson Gene Raymond but is not prepared to sacrifice her independence by entering into matrimony. The two agree to wed only to pacify Helens conventional immigrant father Adolphe Alphonse Ethier, whose Old World views spur him to condemn their affair. They form a business partnership, but financial problems at their advertising agency put a strain on the marriage and Don begins seeing Peggy Smith Kay Strozzi, one of his married clients. Convinced it was marriage that disrupted their relationship, Helen suggests they live apart but remain lovers. When Don discovers Helen is dating his business rival, playboy Nick Malvyn Monroe Owsley, he returns to Peggy, but in reality his heart belongs to his wife. Agreeing their love will help their marriage survive its problems, the two reconcile and settle into domestic bliss. The plot is unusual for its time in that Helen is not denigrated for her beliefs about marriage and Don is not depicted as being a cad. In addition, although they are sleeping together and unmarried, neither is concerned about the possibility of children, and certain dialog could suggest that they are using birth control.