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: Ikemoto has become friendly with rival gang leader, Fact2: incident occurs at nightclub owned by Murase Shortly thereafter, Fact3: man posing as customer nightclub owned by is put through shakedown Murase inadvertently, Fact4: that member of Ikemoto family has been planted into nightclub in to help conditions for all-out gang war against Murase family, Fact5: Murase ameliorate situation by relying on former prison friendship with Ikemoto

SOLUTION: The film begins with a sumptuous banquet at the opulent estate of the Grand Yakuza leader Sekiuchi Soichiro Kitamura, boss of the Sannokai, a huge organized crime syndicate controlling the entire Kanto region. He has invited the many Yakuza leaders under his control. After the formal conclusion of the banquet, Kato, the chief lieutenant of Sekiuchi, pulls one of the Yakuza leaders, Ikemoto, aside and makes plain that he is displeased with the news that Ikemoto has become friendly with a rival gang leader, Murase, while the two were unexpectedly imprisoned together. Kato orders Ikemoto to bring the unassociated Murasegumi gang in line, and Ikemoto immediately passes the task on to his subordinate Otomo Beat Takeshi, who runs his own crew. Shortly thereafter an incident occurs at a nightclub owned by Murase where a man posing as a customer is inadvertently put through a shakedown for about one million yen. It turns out that this is a member of the Ikemoto family who has been planted into the nightclub in order to help setoff the conditions for an allout gang war against the Murase family. Murase, who is completely in the dark concerning his having fallen out of favor with Sekiuchi, tries to ameliorate the situation by relying on his former prison friendship with Ikemoto, not knowing that Ikemoto is under orders to terminate his gang. He accepts Ikemotos advice several times not suspecting any illintentions from Ikemoto and each time he further weakens his strength, his resources and his crime family. In one incident, Otomo leaves vicious scars on the face of Kimura who is Murases chief lieutenant. When the dust finally settles from the escalated tensions, Ikemoto and Murase are killed, Otomo is in a maximum security prison, unexpectedly with Kimura, and is stabbed twice in a prison ambush by Kimura in the belly with a makeshift knife. The complex interactions in the film finally come full circle and the film ends with Kato secretly killing Sekiuchi and taking control as the new Grand Yakuza leader of the Sannokai organized crime syndicate.

PROBLEM: Fact1: platoon of Japanese soldiers is stranded on island in Pacific Narrated in English by Japanese officer named, Fact2: Kuroki is supervising building of boat for escape, Fact3: R4D transport plane is shot down by Japanese Zero, Fact4: Japanese Zero is shot down by American F4U Corsair on same island with platoon of U.S. marines led by Bleeker and Blair, Fact5: tension mounts resulting in battle for Japanese boat

SOLUTION: Narrated in English by a Japanese officer named Kuroki in the form of a journal he is writing for his wife, a platoon of Japanese soldiers is stranded on an island in the Pacific with no means of communicating with the outside world. Lieutenant Kuroki Tatsuya Mihashi keeps his men firmly in hand and is supervising the building of a boat for their escape. An American C47R4D transport plane is shot down by a Japanese Zero, which in turn is shot down by an American F4U Corsair, on the same island with a platoon of U.S. marines led by Captain Dennis Bourke Clint Walker, Sergeant Bleeker Brad Dexter and 2nd Lieutenant Blair Tommy Sands. Confidante to Bourke is the chief pharmacists mate Frank Sinatra. As both sides learn of each others existence on the island, tension mounts resulting in a battle for the Japanese boat. The vessel is destroyed and a Japanese soldier is seriously injured. Calling a truce, Koruki trades the Americans access to water in exchange for a visit from their doctor to treat the wounded soldier, whose leg has to be amputated. The truce results in both platoons living side by side, although a line is drawn forbidding one from encroaching on the others side of the island. At first, there is some clandestine cooperation and trading and earnest respect and friendship. When the Americans establish radio contact and their pickup by a US naval vessel is arranged they demand that the Japanese surrender. As the Americans proceed to the beach, the American captain orders his men to shoot to kill. They are ambushed by the Japanese platoon. The Americans are given no option but to retaliate in selfdefense that results in an ensuing bloody and pointless firefight during which all the Japanese including Kuroki and most of the Americans are shot dead. The medic, Bourke, Bleeker, Blair and Corporal Ruffino Richard Bakalyan are the only survivors of the skirmish. They move onto the beach and wait to be rescued by the American naval vessel, stationed just offshore. Kurokis final narration calls what he is to do just another day. The film ends with a long shot of the island, superimposed with the words Nobody ever wins.

PROBLEM: Fact1: waiter armed with revolver falls to death, Fact2: killing was work of dead waiter, Fact3: Frady goes to small town of Salmontail to probe into recent death of Judge Arthur Bridges, Fact4: apparently bar fight with Salmontail sheriff 's deputy draws attention of sheriff himself, Fact5: sheriff himself offers to take Frady to spot

SOLUTION:
TV newswoman Lee Carter witnesses the assassination of presidential candidate Charles Carroll atop Seattles Space Needle. A waiter armed with a revolver is pursued and falls to his death while a second waiter, also armed, leaves the scene unnoticed. A congressional committee defines that the killing was the work of the dead waiter but conspiracy theories subsequently arise. Three years later, Carter visits her former boyfriend and colleague, newspaper reporter Joe Frady, claiming that others must have been behind the assassination as six of the witnesses to the killing have since died and she fears she will be next. Frady does not take her seriously. Carter is soon found dead in what is officially ruled as a simple drug overdose. Investigating Carters leads, Frady goes to the small town of Salmontail to probe into the recent death of Judge Arthur Bridges, also a witness. An apparently spontaneous bar fight with the Salmontail sheriffs deputy draws the attention of the sheriff himself, L.D. Wicker, who offers to take Frady to the spot where Bridges drowned. When they arrive at the dam, however, Wicker pulls his gun on Frady while the floodgates are opening, expecting him to drown just like Bridges did. Frady narrowly escapes while Wicker drowns. Frady finds information in the sheriffs house about the Parallax Corporation, learning that it recruits political assassins. As Frady is interviewing Carrolls former aide, Austin Tucker, a bomb explodes aboard Tuckers boat while they are aboard, killing Tucker and his assistant. Frady survives but is believed also dead. He lets his generally skeptical editor Bill Rintels know that he is still alive, and decides to apply to Parallax under an assumed identity. He dons an aggressive persona when Jack Younger, a Parallax official, pays him a visit once the application goes through. Younger assures Frady that he is the kind of man they are interested in. Frady is accepted for training in Los Angeles, where he watches a slide show that conflates positive images with negative actions. Frady recognizes one of the Parallax operatives from a photo Tucker showed him, as the second waiter from Carrolls assassination, at the Parallax offices. He watches the assassin retrieve a case from a car, drive to an airport, and check it as stowed baggage on a passenger jet. Frady boards the plane, notices a senator aboard, but cannot find the assassin – who is actually watching the jets takeoff from the airports roof. Frady writes a warning, that there is a bomb on board, on a napkin and slips it onto the drink service cart. The warning is found and the jet returns to Los Angeles. Passengers are evacuated moments before the bomb explodes. Returning to his apartment, Frady is confronted by Younger about not being the man whose identity he has been using. Frady confesses that he is actually yet another man who had gotten in trouble with the police, and Younger agrees to validate this new identity. Later, at the newspaper office, Rintels listens to a secretly recorded tape of the conversation between Frady and Younger, then places it in an envelope with other such tapes. Rintels is poisoned by the senators killer and bomb planter, now disguised as a sandwich delivery man; and the tapes disappear. Frady goes to the Parallax offices to see Younger, is told he is not there but then sees him leaving the building. He follows the operative to the dress rehearsal for a political rally for Senator George Hammond and hides in the auditoriums catwalks to observe Parallax agents, who are posing as security personnel. Frady attempts to follow one of the men back to the auditorium, but finds he had been locked in the catwalk area. As Hammond drives a golf cart across the auditorium floor, an unseen sniper shoots him in the back, killing him. Frady realizes too late that he has been set up as a scapegoat and attempts to flee across the catwalks, but is spotted by the police who are now in the auditorium below. As Frady runs to the reopened exit door from the catwalks, a shadowy agent steps through, killing Frady with a shotgun. Six months later, the same committee that investigated Carrolls death reports that Frady, acting alone, killed Hammond out of paranoia and misguided patriotism and express the hope that the verdict will end conspiracy theories about political assassinations.