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: William Washington play in baseball game father, Fact2: Tony steps out of store and into road, Fact3: body is brought to mother, Fact4: Molly keep him between state of life and death long enough, Fact5: next night kills Peter by breaking neck then Susie by crushing skull with baseball bat

SOLUTION: Set in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, a little boy named Tony Washington Jesse DAngelo watches his father William Washington John Fasano play in a baseball game. On the way home Tony, William and Tonys mother Louise Francesca Bonacorsa see a young girl Tracy Biddle about to be raped by two teenagers. William saves the young girl from being raped but is killed when one of the rapists fatally stabs him. Years pass and Tony Jon Mikl Thor, now a musclebound teenage baseball player, is leaving a small grocery store where he had helped disrupt an attempted robbery. As he steps out of the store and into the road, he is run over by a gang of reckless teenagers consisting of Bob Allan Fisler, Amy Tia Carrere, Jim Shawn Levy, Peter Hamish McEwan, and Susie Manon E. Turbide and is killed. After his body is brought to his mother, Louise, she contacts one of her neighbors, a voodoo priestess, named Molly Manuska Rigaud to save her son. Molly explains to Louise that although she is unable to restore her son back to life, she can keep him between a state of life and death long enough for him to avenge himself. After Louise agrees, Molly resurrects Tony as a zombie, then uses her powers to aid him in his revenge. The next night, the now zombified Tony is able to track down Peter and Susie at an academys gymnasium and kills Peter by breaking his neck then Susie by crushing her skull with a baseball bat. The night afterwards, he is able to find and kill Jim by impaling him with the same bat before the latter could rape a waitress. Police detective Frank Sorrell Frank Dietz is soon investigating both incidents and initially agrees with a coroner that a large built, drugfueled man is responsible. Sorrell brings his suspicions to his boss, police captain Tom Churchman Adam West and is told by him that they have already managed to find a suspect responsible that matches Sorrells description and closes the case. Believing that the case has not been fully solved, Sorrell investigates photos that has Molly at both incidents and suggests to Churchman that they bring her in for questioning. However the captain quickly dismisses her as a batty, voodoo palm reader that follows ambulances around and sends him home to rest. Shortly afterwards, Churchman contacts Jims father, Fred, and informs him of Mollys involvement in his sons death, then tells him to come to the police station. Before Fred could leave his home, he sees Tony approaching him and shoots him with a rifle. Tony quickly recovers and breaks Freds neck, killing him. Knowing that they will be next, Bob and Amy decide to leave town. While at a garage getting money, Tony finds them and kills Bob by bashing his head against a car, then does the same to Amy against a door. While monitoring Tonys actions, Molly is held at gunpoint by Churchman to come with him and forced to show where Tony is going. The zombie makes his way to a cemetery with Sorrell following him. Molly and Churchman soon arrive, with both telling Sorrell that the priestess resurrected Tony to not only avenge himself, but also Molly herself as Churchman and Fred were the two that tried to rape her years ago, and that the captain was also the one who had killed Tonys father. Having learned that a zombie will lose its energy once it has avenged itself, Churchman shoots and kills Tony, then Molly as well. Before he could do the same to Sorrell to silence him as a witness, a second zombie rises out of a nearby grave and drags Churchman into the ground with him, presumably to Hell. A shocked Sorrell then inspects the grave and realizes the second zombie was Tonys father, then leaves.

PROBLEM: Fact1: film starts off in forest with family being attacked by family of huge Brazilian Cocorada, Fact2: husband got job at nuclear power plant, Fact3: daughter becomes pregnant lesbian after being raped by jock from high school, Fact4: Richard decides to not blow up plant, Fact5: enough radiation was released to remove hair

SOLUTION: The film starts off in a forest with a family being attacked by a family of huge Brazilian Cocorada. It then moves to a typicallooking family moving into a welloff suburban Ohio neighborhood. They are the bugs that were seen earlier, after they took on human form and met every normality standard from the magazine Family Bazaar. They moved to the suburbs after the husband, Richard, got a job at a nuclear power plant; he works there in order to cause an explosion one day that will rid the world of humans and leave bugs in peace. But after a while they drift from allAmerican family normalities — the son, Johnny, a straightlaced A student, begins listening to heavy metal and becomes a junkie; Richard and his wife, Jane, drift away from each other, he having an affair at work and she becoming attached to her credit card; lastly the daughter, Sally, becomes a pregnant lesbian after being raped by a jock from the high school. They each show their true bug form at least once in the film: Johnny while smoking marijuana with his metalhead buddies, Sally while being raped by the jock, Richard when infiltrating the nuclear plant, and Jane when two Family Bazaar agents come to their house. As they drift away from normality and nearly being found out by the neighbors their aunt, Bea, is sent to help. She becomes a nuisance and they decide she should be taken care of. Richard decides to not blow up the plant, and kills Bea instead. At the end of the movie they return to their lives in Brazil, and are visited by the townspeople that grew to love them. Although the plant did not blow up, enough radiation was released to remove the hair from much of the towns population. A deleted scene reveals that Aunt Bea survived and still intends to destroy the world.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Martone studies classical guitar for Performing Arts in New York City, Fact2: Researching blues and guitar music brings famed Robert Johnson 's mythically creative acclaim to attention, Fact3: especially intriguing are legends as well as famed missing song, Fact4: Johnson 's longtime friend incarcerated in nearby minimum security hospital for murder, Fact5: Willie knows missing Robert Johnson tune in question

SOLUTION:
Eugene Martone has a fascination for blues music while he studies classical guitar at the Juilliard School for Performing Arts in New York City. Researching blues and guitar music brings famed Robert Johnsons mythically creative acclaim to his attention; especially intriguing are the legends surrounding exactly how Johnson became so talented – most notably the one claiming he sold his soul to the Devil at the crossroads, as well as a famed missing song that was lost, supposedly evermore, to the world. In his quest to find this song, he discovers old newspaper archive clippings, revealing that Johnsons longtime friend, musician Willie Brown, is alive and incarcerated in a nearby minimum security hospital for murder. Eugene goes to see him. After Willie denies several times that he is that Willie Brown, he finally admits his identity after hearing Eugene play some blues though Willie notes that Eugene plays with no soul. Willie then says he knows the missing Robert Johnson tune in question but refuses to give it to Eugene unless the boy breaks him out of the facility and gets him to Mississippi, where he has unfinished business to settle. Eugene agrees and they head south, but the boy soon realizes that Willie is constantly running minor scams such as claiming that he has more money than he actually has in order to cover their bus tickets. With no money, they end up “hoboing” from Memphis to rural Mississippi. During their quest, Eugene and Willie experience the blues legacy of Robert Johnson firsthand, taking part in an impromptu jam session at a roadhouse or juke joint as Willie puts it, where Eugene gets the nickname of Lightning from Willie because of his musical skill. Eugene is deeply impressed and his feelings of the authenticity of Willie being an old bluesman takes firm hold in his mind. However, when he jokingly suggests to Willie that he himself ought to sell his soul to the Devil at the crossroads, Willie strikes him, angrily telling Eugene he should never joke like that. A romantic interest surfaces in the guise of a hitchhiker, Frances, who follows them. She and Eugene end up sharing a tender moment in a hayloft and they are arrested. She eventually abandons the two men leaving Eugene heartbroken, but with a true feeling for the blues, as he plays on an old Fender Telecaster guitar and a Pignose amplifier. Willie confesses to Eugene at this point that there is no missing Johnson song for Eugene to learn, but Willie tells the boy that he has proven himself far beyond what learning any blues song could ever teach him. They ultimately reach their location in Mississippi: a rural crossroads in the middle of nowhere, where Willie reveals the ultimate secret: his ability on the harmonica came about because of a deal with the devil made at this very location. The Devil shows up and says that the contract for Willies soul is still valid, even if Willie is ultimately unsatisfied with how his life turned out. Eugene, somewhat skeptical of the whole exchange and situation, steps into the conversation to help Willie. The Devil offers a challenge: If Eugene can come to a special concert and win a headcutting guitar duel against his ringer guitarist, then Willie gets his soul back. If Eugene loses, then Eugenes soul is now forfeit as well. Despite Willies protests, Eugene agrees to the deal. Willie and Eugene are transported to a music hall, where metalblues guitar master Jack Butler, who also sold his soul for musical ability, is wowing the crowd with his prowess. Willie gives Eugene a mojo bag. Eugene and Butler begin their guitar duel, and Eugene is eventually able to win the battle by falling back on his classical training and performing music that his opponent cannot match. Willies soul is freed, and he and Eugene are transported back to Mississippi, where they start walking again, talking of cities they plan to visit.