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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.
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Fact1: Malus gets pilot to take coastal area him to island off coast of Washington State, Fact2: group of neo-pagans coast of live Washington State, Fact3: island is led by Sister Summersisle, Fact4: ancestors had left England to avoid persecution find renewed persecution in Salem witch trials before arriving on island, Fact5: Rose At prevent Edward from seeing class register village school
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Policeman Edward Malus Nicolas Cage receives news from his exfiancee, Willow Woodward Kate Beahan, that her daughter, Rowan Erika Shaye Gair, is missing. He travels to the western United States and takes a ferry to a coastal area where he gets a pilot Matthew Walker to take him to an island off the coast of Washington State where a group of neopagans live. The island is led by Sister Summersisle Ellen Burstyn, an elderly woman who supposedly represents the goddess they worship. Sister Summersisle explains to Edward that her ancestors had left England to avoid persecution, only to settle near Salem and find renewed persecution in the Salem witch trials, before arriving on the island. Sister Summersisle explains that their population is predominantly female as they choose the strongest stock—evading Edwards concern about the birth of unwanted males. The economy of the island relies on the production of local honey, which Edward learns has declined recently. Edward asks the villagers about Rowan, but they give him evasive answers. He later sees two men carrying a large bag that appears to be dripping blood, and then he finds a fresh, unmarked grave in the churchyard. The grave turns out to contain only a burned doll, but Edward finds Rowans sweater in the churchyard. At the village school, teacher Sister Rose Molly Parker tries to prevent Edward from seeing the class register. When he sees that Rowans name has been crossed out he becomes enraged at the teachers and Rowans classmates lies. Rose demands Edward talk outside and, after a short discussion of the island peoples view of death, Rose explains that Rowan is letting it snow. Edward asks how Rowan died and Sister Rose tells him first that Shell burn to death. When Edward catches the tense she used, Sister Rose corrects herself quickly, saying, She burned to death, and rushes back to her class. When Edward questions Willow about the grave, she reveals that Rowan is his daughter. As Edward searches through the island for clues and answers, he eventually grows to realise the community is a matriarchal dystopian society. On the day of the fertility rite, Edward frantically searches the village for Rowan. He attacks Sister Beech Diane Delano, who has a bear costume for the ritual. Edward incapacitates Sister Honey Leelee Sobieski, dons the bear suit, and joins the parade led by Sister Summersisle. The parade ends at the site of the festival. Rowan is tied to a large tree, seemingly about to be burned. Edward rescues Rowan and they run away through the woods, but Rowan leads him back to Sister Summersisle. Sister Summersisle thanks Rowan for her help, and Edward realizes that the search for Rowan was a trap. Sister Willow is Sister Summersisles daughter, and his fate was sealed many years ago, when Sister Willow chose him. The villagers attack Edward and overpower him, viciously breaking his legs with a mallet to prevent him from escaping. They then place a cagelike helmet on his head, and pour live bees into it, which sting him mercilessly. Throughout all this, he keeps asking how can he be a good sacrifice if he does not believe in their religion. The women carry him to a giant wicker man and shut him inside. Rowan sets fire to the wicker man and Edward is sacrificed amid his screams and a giant blaze. The crowd chants The drone must die!, believing that Edwards sacrifice will restore their honey production. Six months later, sisters Willow and Honey enter a bar and start talking with two offduty police officers James Franco and Jason Ritter. Sister Honey offers to go home with one of the cops, presumably in hopes of using them as they used Edward. The buzzing of bees and screaming from Edward Malus can be heard over Sister Honey as the film cuts to black.


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Fact1: Barret Michaelson is unwelcome newcomer in public high school, Fact2: bad reputation saves him from beating in men 's locker room, Fact3: Ryan 's father committed suicide in front of Ryan, Fact4: Ryan throws rock causing him to fall and break neck on rock, Fact5: incident forces Barret to pull away from friendship with Ryan
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Barret Michaelson is an unwelcome newcomer in a public high school, often bullied by his new classmates. He has no friends until another misfit with a bad reputation, Ryan, saves him from a beating in the mens locker room. Ryan is a misanthropic existentialist with violent tendencies and a dark past. It is revealed that Ryans father murdered his mother and then committed suicide in front of Ryan when he was only ten years old. The two become fast friends who spend much of their time together engaged in philosophical conversation, but their friendship comes to an abrupt halt when the two are involved in an incident with a local landowner who claims they are trespassing on his land. Ryan throws a rock at the man, causing him to fall and break his neck on a rock. The two manage to successfully make it look like an accident, but the incident forces Barret to pull away from his friendship with Ryan. This causes Ryan to become very emotional, and to purchase a black market gun. Barret soon agrees that they should put the incident behind them and continue to be friends, but Ryan becomes increasingly morose and attached to Barret. When Ryan suffers a brutal beating at the hands of the bully against whom Ryan had originally defended Barret, he is consumed by a will for revenge, and makes it clear to Barret that he intends to shoot the bully to death. Barret tries as hard as he can to dissuade Ryan, but Ryan says its his destiny and insists that there is nothing Barret can do to stop him. As the moment of truth approaches, Ryan forces Barret at gun point to accompany him to the wouldbe crime scene. Ryan finds his enemy in a secluded area, smoking what is probably a joint marijuana cigarette. Barret tries to warn him, but it is to no avail, and Ryan kills him. After the killing, Barret tries to incapacitate Ryan by hitting on the head with a rock, but it doesnt work. In a struggle, the gun goes off, claiming Ryans life. Barret then shoots him once again, and tries to turn the gun on himself, but by that time the gun is out of bullets.


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Fact1: family reach house tended by Torgo, Fact2: Michael and Margaret ask Torgo for directions to Valley Lodge, Fact3: Torgo denies having knowledge of such place, Fact4: him and family stay night, Fact5: Margaret and Debbie run to house to get things and escape
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While on vacation near El Paso, Texas, Michael, Margaret, their young daughter Debbie and their dog, Peppy, drive through the desert in search of a hotel called Valley Lodge. Margaret insists they are lost, and Michael claims they are not. They are then pulled over by a local deputy for a broken taillight, but are let go after Michael asks him for mercy since they are on vacation. After long shots of driving through farmland and the desert, intercut with scenes of two teenagers making out in a car and being caught by the deputies, the family finally reach a house, tended by the bizarre, satyrlike Torgo, who says he takes care of the place while The Master is away. The house seemed to appear out of nowhere, and Torgo acts very strange. Apprehensive, Michael and Margaret ask Torgo for directions to the Valley Lodge; Torgo denies having knowledge of such a place. Frustrated, Michael asks Torgo to let him and his family stay the night, despite objections from both Torgo and Margaret. Inside the house, Michael and Margaret find a disturbing painting of a dark, malevolentlooking man and a black dog with glowing eyes; Torgo says the man it depicts is The Master. Margaret becomes frightened upon hearing an ominous howl; Peppy breaks away from Debbie and runs outside after the howl. Michael investigates, retrieving a flashlight and revolver from his car, and finds Peppy lying dead on the ground. Michael buries the dog in the desert, and goes back to the house. Meanwhile, Torgo reveals his sudden attraction to Margaret and tells her that although The Master wants her to become his bride, he intends to keep her for himself. Torgo then spends the next few minutes trying to grope her shoulder. Margaret threatens to tell Michael of Torgos advances, but Torgo convinces her not to say anything by promising to protect her. Michael returns and is unable to start the car. Torgo tells them there is no phone in the house, so the family reluctantly decides to stay the night. After another scene of Torgo peeping in on Margaret changing clothes, Michael and Margaret find Debbie is gone and go to look for her. Debbie returns, holding the leash of a big black dog, the same dog from the painting. Following Debbie, Michael and Margaret stumble upon The Master and his wives, sleeping around a blazing fire. The wives are dressed in diaphanous nightgowns, The Master in a robe with two red hands on it. Margaret and Debbie run back to the house to get their things and escape. As Michael runs behind them, Torgo appears and uses a stick to knock him out and then ties him to a pole. The Master awakens and summons his wives, telling them that Michael must be sacrificed to the deity Manos, and Margaret and Debbie will become his new wives. He then leaves. The other wives argue among each other about whether Debbie should become a wife or be sacrificed as well. This turns into a catfight, where the wives tumble around in the dirt. The Master returns and breaks up the fight, and decides to sacrifice Torgo and his first wife instead. Meanwhile, Michael wakes up and unties himself, going back to the house to collect Margaret and Debbie. The family leaves the house and runs off into the desert to escape. The Master summons Torgo and hypnotizes him, ordering the wives to kill him. The wives kill him by running their hands over his face, The Master then severs and burns Torgos left hand. Torgo runs off into the darkness, and The Master then sacrifices his first wife. As Michael, Margaret and Debbie run through the desert, Margaret falls and says she cant go any farther. A rattlesnake appears in front of them and Michael shoots it, the noise attracting the attention of the deputies, who think the noises come from Mexico and leave it at that. Margaret convinces Michael to return to the house, as the cult would never think to look for them there. They go back and find The Master and his dog waiting for them. As The Master comes toward them, Michael fires several shots into The Masters face at pointblank range, but they have no effect. The film then cuts to another pair of travelers, two women starting their vacation. They drive through a rainstorm, searching for a place to stay. After more driving they end up at The Masters house. An entranced Michael greets them, telling them I take care of the place while The Master is away. The ending scene shows Margaret and Debbie have become wives of The Master, and all are asleep.