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: Charlie is seduced by Joseph, Fact2: leader permits her to go to resistance headquarters in city desert guerrilla training camp for month, Fact3: lines to objecting professor and briefcase is whisked by man in bomb suit, Fact4: evening news what says to fool Khalil, Fact5: Joseph and others of Mossad team move kill other PLO recruiting agents

SOLUTION: Set in Europe and the Middle East, the plot follows the Mossads clandestine attempt to flush out a PLO bomber named Khalil. To neutralize Khalil, they first kidnap and later kill his brother whos on a lecture tour speaking to audiences in a ski mask about the profound suffering and losses of the Palestine under military occupation. Charlie, an antiZionist American actress in Greece shooting a wine commercial, is seduced by Joseph, who tricks her to believe he is the masked man she met back in the UK. She is kidnapped and taken to a house of Israeli Mossad spies who set up the commercial gig to eventually be recruited and convinced that they too want peace and an end to the killing. Monitored and manipulated at every step, Charlie proves that she is clever and capable by acting well in maneuvers that develop Mossads narrative for her. She eventually arrives at a resistance headquarters in a bombed out Palestinians city where the leader, Tayeh, is unsure but permits her to go to a desert guerrilla training camp for a month. Tayeh clarifies that they are not antiSemitic, they are antiZionist and she advances to her next assignment. Now a double agent of sorts, under the Israeli Mossad cover impersonating the dead mans girlfriend, she connects with a man that she deduces is actually Khalil as they prepare an exploding briefcase with his bomb signature—a specially wrapped coil of wire. As Charlie delivers the briefcase to the peacenik target, Professor Minkel, the Mossad, whove been watching, control the situation. She says her lines to the objecting professor and the briefcase is whisked away by a man in a bomb suit. Charlie returns to Khalil and they drive away after the large building explosion that she knows is a false flag event harming no one, despite what the evening news says to fool Khalil. Hes not easily disarmed and does not fall asleep as planned. Hes suspicious of the extreme quiet around their country refuge. Khalil removes the batteries from her portable radio with a tracker and secret signal button for when he fell asleep. Alerted, Joseph and others of the Mossad team move in not to capture but to kill Khalil, as other Mossad agents kill other PLO recruiting agents. All of the Palestinian guerrillas are destroyed and engulfed by flames from jet bombers. In an Israeli hospital, Charlie is physically unharmed but emotionally wrecked and betrayed because all she wanted was to help Palestinians and end the killing, but ultimately she was used and manipulated by the Israeli Mossad to slaughter every Palestinian she met. Eventually she returns to her acting in the UK but is too broken and walks off stage. Joseph is there, tells Charlie his real name, restates that hes done with killing, doesnt know whats right and wrong, but he loves her. She says that shes dead. They walk off together into the night.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Jai and Meera are modern-day couple living in London, Fact2: Jai stays in London is dream job hoping to be called to San Francisco, Fact3: Sikh narrates great believer of love love story to Jai, Fact4: Veer on agrees to pay Meera surprise visit in India Veer 's insistence, Fact5: Meera tells him to leave life or else

SOLUTION: Jai and Meera are a modernday couple living in London. They are happy with each other, but dont believe in tying each other down so when career beckons, they have a mutual breakup, but remain friends. Meera goes to India, while Jai stays in London, hoping to be called to San Francisco, where working at the Golden Gate Inc. is his dream job. Jai begins to date a blonde named Jo, while Meera returns the feelings of her boss, Vikram. The couple believes they have moved on. Running simultaneously, but set in the past, is the tale of Veer Singh. A great believer of love, the Sikh narrates his love story to Jai to try to convince him not to let Meera go from his life. He explains how he fell for a girl named Harleen. Jai ridicules Veer, who vowed to marry Harleen before he had even gotten to talk to her. But, on Veers insistence, he agrees to pay Meera a surprise visit in India. Meera is stunned, and the two lie to both Jo and Vikram to spend time with each other. They realize how much they still like each others company. Jai and Jo break up as Jai is unable to reciprocate the deeper feelings that Jo longs for. On the day Jai is to leave, Vikram proposes to Meera. She meets Jai secretly, who tells her she should make a decision. Angry, Meera tells him to leave her life or else she will never be able to really move on. Parallel to this, we find that Harleen has told Veer she was engaged without being told, and he must leave her. Jai is called to his dream job in San Francisco the same day Meera realizes her marriage is a mistake. She tells Vikram the truth and calls Jai, but he tells her about the Golden Gate. Realizing he is going to San Francisco, she tells him nothing. Meanwhile, Veer declares his intentions of marrying Harleen but is badly beaten by her family. Jai begins to lose interest in his dream job, finding that he is not as happy as he thought he would be. He is beaten by some thugs when, while being mugged, he refuses to give them a picture of Meera. He then realizes he still loves her, and goes back to India. He finds Vikram, who informs him that Meera left him. In the past, Veer travels to Harleens house on the day of her wedding, and convinces her mother that Harleen can only be happy with him. Harleens mother lets Veer secretly sneak out with her daughter, and the two marry happily. In the present, Jai and Meera have a hearttouching reunion.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Bud 's high school sweetheart and now P.J. invites Bud out for walk, Fact2: walk is met with curious suspicion by Bud 's father, Fact3: Speck is met with shock and disapproval by Bud, Fact4: Bud after has sex learning of P.J. 's affair with Speck, Fact5: Alice continues becomes tired of small town life and neglect

SOLUTION:
Music superstar Bud Parks, along with his statuesque wife, Alice, and their approximately eightyearold daughter, Terri Jo, return to his small hometown, fictional Doak City, Indiana, for his paternal grandfathers 80th birthday. Initially, the visit is lighthearted and Bud receives a heros welcome from many of his relatives and fans. But what is supposed to be a threeday visit of fun quickly turns into much more. At the birthday party, Buds high school sweetheart and now sisterinlaw, P.J., invites Bud out for a walk, which is met with curious suspicion by Buds father, Speck. P.J. confesses she has sex with Speck, which is met with shock and disapproval by Bud. Speck, a successful poultry farmer, is shown early on to be a chauvinistic and dominating womanizer. He fathered an illegitimate son but his wife, Marian, stayed with him. Speck refers to himself as a sire and the women who bore his children as fillies. Over time he is revealed to be dominating, violent, exploitive and shameless, to the point of even making a pass at Buds wife. Bud and Alice seem to have a good marriage, and she is clearly very devoted. But after learning of P.J.s affair with Speck, Bud has sex with P.J. as well. P.J. seems to view her sexual encounters as conquests and take pride in simultaneously having three Parks men as lovers. She also seems to view her promiscuity, and the need to keep it secret, as a source of excitement for a housewife and mother who resides in what she considers to be a boring town. The three days turn into several weeks. Buds feelings of both love and lust for P.J. are rekindled, and he neglects Alice. Already disillusioned by the music business and thinking about leaving it, he realizes that hes a smalltown man at heart and wants to stay in Doak City, where many of his relatives still reside. His anger toward his father also escalates. Californiabred Alice continues to love her husband but quickly becomes tired of small town life and his neglect. She accuses Bud of committing adultery. He doesnt deny it and she leaves with Terri Jo. Bud tries to get P.J. back as the woman of his life. She reveals that she wanted that many years earlier, but that he wouldnt make a commitment, and its too late now. Frustrated and angry, Bud confronts Speck in a restaurant. Speck shows no interest or sympathy in his sons problems but expresses displeasure in having received none of the millions of dollars Bud has made in music. On the basis that he sired Bud, Speck claims to be entitled to some of Buds money. Bud warns Speck to make no further sexual advances at Alice and, in a rage, knocks the food and tableware off the table. As Bud gets up to leave, he is viciously beaten by Speck. Feeling like hes hit rock bottom, Bud gets drunk and performs a stunt from his wild youth. He lies in a cage in the back of a pickup truck and has one of his friends push the cage onto the road while the truck is moving. He wakes up lying in a hospital bed wearing a brace on his neck and a cast on his right arm. Standing beside his bed are P.J., his sister Sally Cutler and his paternal grandmother. Alice returns and seems willing to take Bud back if he will be honest with her. Having been rejected by P.J. and humbled by his father and the accident, Bud now realizes whats most important in his life. He and Alice reconcile.