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: Danny falls in love with Freya in rural New South Wales, Fact2: Trevor Shortly after steals car sleeping with Freya at abandoned house, Fact3: locket left to Freya by elderly friend of Trevor died days, Fact4: elderly friend of Trevor discovers lone cross in cemetery bearing initials belonging to Sara Elizabeth Amery, Fact5: that Freya 's biological mother died trying to give birth at abandoned house

SOLUTION: In the 1960s, Danny, a thin, socially awkward adolescent, falls in love with his best friend Freya in rural New South Wales, Australia. Unfortunately, she is attracted to Trevor, a high school rugby star, larrikin and petty criminal who helps Danny with the school bullies. Shortly after sleeping with Freya at the abandoned house, Trevor steals a car for a joyride and is arrested and sent to juvenile detention; it is while he is away that Freya reveals to Danny that she is pregnant. Danny offers to marry her and claim that the child is his, but Freya refuses, saying that she does not want to marry anyone. Meanwhile, intrigued by a locket left to Freya by an elderly friend of theirs who recently died engraved SEA Danny begins to investigate the towns past, and discovers a lone cross in the cemetery bearing those initials, belonging to a Sara Elizabeth Amery, who died days after Freya was born. Through inquiries with his parents, Danny learns that Sara was something of the town prostitute years ago, and that she was Freyas biological mother, who died trying to give birth by herself at the abandoned house. Meanwhile, Trevor breaks out of detention, steals another car, and severely wounds a store clerk during an armed robbery. Trevor returns to town long enough to reunite with Freya at the abandoned house, and learn that she is pregnant. The police arrive at Trevors hiding place, but Danny warns him, and Trevor is able to escape. The police then run his car off the road during the course of the pursuit, and Trevor dies the next day. Freya disappears, and later suffers a miscarriage and hypothermia until Danny finds her at the abandoned house and takes her to the hospital. Hesitantly, Danny reveals the identity of Freyas mother to her. Realising the stigma now hanging over her, Freya decides to leave on the night train for the city. At the station, Danny gives her his lifes savings to support herself and sees her off  promising their friendship to one another and to keep in touch. Later Danny travels to their favourite hangout spot and carves Freyas, Trevors, and his name into a rock, as his adult self informs the audience that he never saw Freya again.

PROBLEM: Fact1: film is told from perspective of Cindy and Jim Green, Fact2: Cindy explain experience with Timothy in effort to persuade adoption agency to allow couple to adopt child, Fact3: Jim convinces Distraught by Cindy write child 's characteristics and life events on slips of notepad paper, Fact4: Timothy leaves growing on legs cover up by wearing long tube socks, Fact5: parents take Timothy to friend and town botanist

SOLUTION: The film is told from the perspective of Cindy Jennifer Garner and Jim Green Joel Edgerton, as they explain their experience with Timothy CJ Adams in an effort to persuade an adoption agency to allow the couple to adopt a child. Cindy, who works in the towns local museum, and Jim, who is employed at the towns historic pencil factory, reside in the droughtstricken town of Stanleyville, North Carolina,citation needed selflabeled as the pencil capital of the world. The Greens are informed by doctors that they are unable to conceive. Distraught by the news, Jim convinces Cindy to dream up their ideal child and write the childs characteristics and life events on slips of notepad paper. The couple place the notes inside a wooden box and bury it in their backyard garden. After an immediate thunderstorm, which seemingly affects only their property, a tenyearold arrives at their home claiming the Greens as his parents. After finding the box they buried smashed to pieces around a large hole in the ground where they originally buried it, and finding the boy inside their house, covered in mud, they realize that the boy, named Timothy, is actually a culmination of all their wishes of what their child would be. The Greens also discover that Timothy has a startling feature: he has leaves growing on his legs, which he can only cover up by wearing long tube socks. The next day, at a family picnic, Timothy is introduced to members of his family: Brenda Best Rosemarie DeWitt, Cindys pompous sister; James Green Sr. David Morse, Jims estranged father; and Mel Lois Smith and Bub M. Emmet Walsh, Cindys paternal aunt and uncle. The parents take Timothy to their friend and town botanist, Reggie LinManuel Miranda, where they learn that Timothys leaves cannot be removed. Timothy begins to attend school, where he meets Joni Jerome Odeya Rush, a girl he encounters during a bullying incident, with whom he begins a friendly relationship. Meanwhile, the towns pencil factory, the largest employer in Stanleyville, begins laying off its employees. Timothy convinces Cindy and Jim to design a prototype for a new pencil in an effort to keep the pencilproducing business viable. Unbeknownst to the parents, one of Timothys leaves falls off each time he fulfills one of the qualities listed on the original slips of paper. Timothy eventually reveals to Cindy and Jim that his time of existence is short and that he will eventually disappear. During another intense thunderstorm, he vanishes from their house. The Greens meeting with the adoption counselor concludes with Cindy presenting a letter that Timothy left them before leaving. In the letter, he explains to them what he did with each of his leaves that fell off, with a montage sequence showing each person whose life Timothy touched. After an unspecified amount of time, the adoption counselor is shown pulling up to the Greens house in a car with the little girl who is to become the Greens daughter, Lily.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Mitzvahs aims for exhibit of work in gallery, Fact2: life begins to fall apart, Fact3: son puts damper on relationship, Fact4: Susan After is recommended to gallerist scamming way into meeting with gallery owner, Fact5: Anne is jealous of independence

SOLUTION:
A photographer, Susan Weinblatt, supports herself by shooting baby pictures and Bar Mitzvahs while she aims for an exhibit of her work in a gallery. Her best friend and roommate Anne Munroe, is an aspiring writer. After she sells three of her pictures to a magazine Susan thinks she has left the world of portraits and wedding photography behind her, but her life begins to fall apart when Anne moves out and marries her boyfriend, Martin, and she cant manage to sell any more photographs. Susan develops a crush on the Rabbi Gold, who works the Bar Mitzvahs and weddings she works. The two kiss, but before they start an affair she accidentally meets his wife and son which puts a damper on their relationship. After scamming her way into a meeting with a gallery owner Susan is recommended to another gallerist and is finally able to get her own show. She also gets a boyfriend, Eric. She later fights with Anne, as Anne is jealous of her independence while Susan resents her marriage and child. Later on she fights with Eric as well over her insistence on maintaining her own apartment. At her gallery showing all of Susans friends and family show up to support her except for Anne who Martin tells her has gone to the countryside alone in order to work. Susan goes to the countryside to see Anne. Anne apologizes for not going to see her show and reveals that she had an abortion that morning, not wanting more children than she already had. The two drink tequila shots and play games but are interrupted by the arrival of Martin.