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: Parrish has grown enshrining them in home with photos, Fact2: attempts to become closer to family are rebuffed gently, Fact3: Jake had considered only son, Fact4: Sy In follows pictures of Bill 's young daughter retaliation, Fact5: Yoshi discovers pictures leading to police investigation against Sy

SOLUTION: Seymour Sy Parrish Robin Williams is a photo technician at a onehour photo in a bigbox store. He is a perfectionist, lonely and consumed by his work. Sys favorite customers are the Yorkin family, whose photos he has developed for many years. He has grown obsessed with the family, enshrining them in his home with their photos that he secretly copies. He is shy and socially inept, however, and his attempts to become closer to the family are gently rebuffed. Sy eventually manages to spark a connection with Nina Yorkin Connie Nielsen when he pretends to be interested in a book that he saw her purchase. Nina learns that Sy lives a solitary existence, something only her son Jake had considered previously. The next day, Sy is fired after his boss Bill Gary Cole discovers that Sys machine has printed many more prints than have been ordered and paid for, for spacing out on the job, for taking 90minute lunch breaks, for giving Jake a disposable camera free for his birthday, and for an altercation in public with the Agfa Guy, who performed maintenance on the developing machine. While inspecting his photos for the last time, Sy discovers that Will Yorkin Michael Vartan is having an extramarital affair, and his idyllic conception of the Yorkins as the perfect family is shattered. Sy surreptitiously places the photos of Will and his mistress, Maya Burson Erin Daniels, into a packet of photos that Nina was scheduled to pick up. In retaliation, Sy follows and takes pictures, paparazzi style, of Bills young daughter, and sends them to Bill as a threat. Yoshi, another SavMart employee, discovers the pictures and turns them over to Bill, leading to a police investigation against Sy. While detectives Van Der Zee Eriq La Salle and Outerbridge Clark Gregg discover Sys obsession, Sy confronts Will and Maya during a rendezvous in their hotel room. Armed with a knife and a camera, Sy forces the lovers to pose naked in sexual positions while he takes pictures. After the confrontation, Sy sees that the police have arrived at the hotel and he escapes through an emergency exit. The exit door trips an alarm and Van Der Zee pursues him while Outerbridge discovers Will and Maya, physically unharmed but deeply traumatized. The police apprehend Sy in the parking garage. Upon being arrested, Sy claims, I just took pictures. Van Der Zee asks Sy why he terrorized the Yorkins. Sy says that he can tell Van Der Zee is a good father who would never take disgusting, sick, degrading pictures of his children, suggesting that Sys own father exploited him for child pornography. Sy then asks for the pictures that he took at the hotel, which Van Der Zee described as evidence. They appear to be only shots of objects and furnishings of a hotel room. The film closes with an imagined family picture of the Yorkins with Wills arm around a smiling Sy.

PROBLEM: Fact1: boxer dies in accident, Fact2: Cooper locates him in remote town, Fact3: fishing lodge with brother, Fact4: Tommy avoid criminal element, Fact5: corrupt manager Larry Ellis arena owner Max Maxwell and gambler Sam Lattimer sink hooks into kid

SOLUTION: Before a boxer dies in an accident, he mentions that he should get lost like Joe Kelly to sportswriter Ken Cooper. Now curious what became of Kelly, a former contender, Cooper locates him in a remote town where Joe runs a fishing lodge with his brother, Tommy. Carol Smith, girlfriend of Tommy, immediately urges Cooper to help Tommy get into boxing. Joe is adamantly opposed to this, causing friction between the brothers. Joe finally relents, warning Tommy to change his name and avoid a criminal element. Al Taylor, an honest trainer, handles the promising Tommy at first, until corrupt manager Larry Ellis, arena owner Max Maxwell and gambler Sam Lattimer sink their hooks into the kid. Tommy begins winning fights and making enough money to buy Carol an expensive engagement ring. He becomes disillusioned only after being told that all his fights were fixed, and that he is expected to deliberately lose the next. Cooper helps the police expose the racket. When one crook doublecrosses another, Lattimer loses 60,000 betting on Tommy to lose. His thugs beat up Joe and kidnap Tommy, preparing to kill him until Cooper and the cops arrive. Coopers expose in the newspaper clears Tommys name, freeing him to marry Carol.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Jim Duncan is whipped to death in front of hotel by outlaws and Dan and Cole Carlin, Fact2: Sheriff Sam Shaw offers him job held by men, Fact3: Bridges and Carlins are about to be released from jail, Fact4: townspeople were complicit in Duncan 's murder, Fact5: Stranger takes full advantage of deal

SOLUTION:
A mysterious stranger rides out of the desert into the isolated mining town of Lago, on the shore of a small lake in an unnamed western territory. Three men follow him into the saloon, taunting him, then follow him to the barbershop. When they challenge him, he kills all three with little effort. Attractive townswoman Callie Travers deliberately bumps into him in the street, knocks his cigar from his mouth, and loudly insults him. He drags her into the livery stable and rapes her. That night, in his hotel room, the Stranger dreams of a man being brutally whipped. Then, in a flashback, Jim Duncan, a federal marshal, is whipped to death in front of the hotel by outlaws Stacey Bridges and brothers Dan and Cole Carlin as the citizens look on. Sheriff Sam Shaw approaches the Stranger and offers him the job previously held by the men he killed: defending the town from Bridges and the Carlins, who are about to be released from jail. He declines. Shaw, in desperation, offers him anything he wants in return. The Stranger learns that the townspeople were complicit in Duncans murder; they hired the outlaws to kill him after he discovered that the towns only source of income, the mine, was on government land. They then doublecrossed the murderers and turned them in. Upon learning this, the Stranger accepts the job, and takes full advantage of the deal. He appoints barbershop employee Mordecai as sheriff and mayor, and provides an Indian and his children with supplies at the shopkeepers expense. He orders the hotel owner and his guests to vacate the premises, leaving him its sole occupant. When Belding’s wife Sarah objects, he drags her, kicking and screaming, into her bedroom. The next morning, Sarah tells the Stranger that Duncan cannot rest in peace, because he is buried in an unmarked grave outside of town. The Stranger instructs the townspeople in defensive tactics, but they clearly lack the skills or courage for the job. He also orders that every building in town be painted blood red. Then, without explanation, he mounts his horse and rides out of town, pausing to replace Lago on the town sign with Hell. Meanwhile, Bridges and his gang are on their way to Lago. The Stranger harasses them with dynamite and longrange rifle fire, leaving them to ponder the identity of their attacker. Returning to Lago, the Stranger inspects the preparations—town painted red, townsmen with rifles stationed on rooftops, picnic tables laden with food and drink, and a big WELCOME banner overhead—then he remounts and departs again. The Bridges gang arrives and easily overcomes the inept resistance of the townspeople. Bridges shoots several of the civic leaders who doublecrossed them. By nightfall the town is in flames, and the terrified citizens are huddled in the saloon. A mysterious sound is heard in the street; when Cole Carlin walks outside to investigate, everyone listens in horror as he is whipped to death. Dan Carlin is found dead too, hanging from another whip. At last the Stranger reveals himself, beats Bridges to the draw, and kills him. On his way out of town the following morning, the Stranger pauses at the cemetery as Mordecai is finishing a new grave marker. I never did know your name, Mordecai says. Yes, you do, the Stranger replies. As he rides past a bewildered Mordecai into the desert, the writing on the new headstone is revealed: Marshal Jim Duncan—Rest in Peace.