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: Bloodshy lives in fear of Jasper 's gunslinging son Wild Billy, Fact2: son named lives in Philadelphia, Fact3: Eli turns out to be opposite of Wild Billy, Fact4: people are throwing vegetables at fight him and children, Fact5: Ragsdale group of outlaws that has sent to run off Eli

SOLUTION: Jasper Bloodshy Dale runs the roughandtumble town of Bloodshy—named after him because he founded it—which lives in fear of Jaspers gunslinging son Wild Billy also played by Dale. Jasper has just found out he has another son named Eli again, played by Dale, who lives in Philadelphia. It turns out that years ago, Jaspers crazy ways were too much for his bride from England, so she left—leaving behind one twin—and returned to England. With the help of his English butler Mansfield, he writes a new will that mentions Eli, then fakes his death by pretending to fall off a cliff in front of Bloodshys corrupt mayor Ragsdale McGavin and sheriff Denver Kid Knotts, both of whom he has just told about his second son. We next meet Eli, who turns out to be the opposite of Wild Billy. Eli has been trained to live for the Lord. He works as a Salvation Army missionary in Philadelphia with orphans named Roxanne Debbie Lytton and Marcus Michael Sharrett. One day, during a fight in which people are throwing vegetables at him and the children, Eli receives a telegram informing him about his fathers death, a father he didnt know existed. He decides to accept the invitation to come to Bloodshy for his inheritance and take Marcus and Roxanne. Their stagecoach is held up by the Snead brothers, a group of outlaws that Ragsdale has sent to run off Eli. Unfortunately, nobody was told that Jaspers other son was a twin, so they mistake Eli for Wild Billy the first of many to mistake the two. The Sneads return to Bloodshy, but did cause the stagecoach to run off, leaving Eli, Marcus, and Roxanne stranded. On their way to Bloodshy by foot, they meet a woman named Jenny Valentine who is also headed for Bloodshy to start a school. They head for the town together. Mansfield brings the will to Sheriff Denver to deliver to Ragsdale. From there, its learned that a contest is involved in the inheritance. Ragsdale sends Denver to find Billy and tell him that the fortune is his. The contest is a mileslong obstacle course known as the Bloody Bloodshy Trail that involves operating train engines, crossing a gorge using a rope, climbing a mountain, and driving a wagon. During the contest both Eli and Billy realize that Ragsdale has set them up to kill each other so that he would collect the entire fortune. Both brothers make up and expose Ragsdale for what he really is. Soon after Ragsdale is imprisoned. Denver Kid becomes the new mayor and makes his sheriff Rattlesnake, who throughout the film was trying to get his job as sheriff.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Dr. Karl Kassel comes to America to rally support for Nazi cause among German Americans, Fact2: Fuhrer has declared war on evils of democracy, Fact3: letter written by Schneider to liaison in Scotland is intercepted by British Military Intelligence officer leading to ring 's downfall, Fact4: character and event portrayed by Ward Bond as American Legionaire is based on actual event, Fact5: World War I American Legion Veterans stood up to Bund in New York City during celebration of Hitler 's birthday

SOLUTION: Dr. Karl Kassel Paul Lukas comes to America to rally support for the Nazi cause among German Americans. He instructs his audience at a German restaurant that the Fuhrer has declared war on the evils of democracy and that, as Germans, they should carry out his wishes. Kurt Schneider Francis Lederer, an unemployed malcontent, joins the cause and eventually becomes a spy for the group. A letter written by Schneider to a liaison in Scotland is intercepted by a British Military Intelligence officer James Stephenson, leading to the rings downfall. FBI Agent Ed Renard Edward G. Robinson is assigned to the case and is able to capture Schneider and extract a confession by flattering his ego. Through Schneider, Renard is led to Hilda Kleinhauer Dorothy Tree, then Kassels mistress Erika Wolff Lya Lys, and eventually the ringleader himself. While the FBI manages to capture many members of the ring and their accomplices, several, including Kassel, are secretly spirited back to Germany, but some ultimately face a worse fate there. The character and event portrayed by Ward Bond as an American Legionaire is based on an actual event that occurred in late April 1938 when approximately 30 World War I American Legion Veterans stood up to the Bund in New York City during a celebration of Hitlers birthday. The veterans were severely beaten and later Cecil Schubert, who suffered a fractured skull, was personally recognized for his bravery by Mayor La Guardia. There are many similarities between the events depicted in the movie and the real world round up of the Nazi Duquesne Spy Ring in 1941. In 1946, Robinson appeared in a postwar antiNazi film, The Stranger.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Army Major Thomas Thorn as U.S. soldiers chase after is assigned to be battlefield observer and reward heroism Pancho Villa, Fact2: Villa 's men withdrew after victory over Mexican government troops Adelaide Geary enjoying hospitality, Fact3: Rogers is proud of but furious when Thorn n't nominate him for citation having personally led charge, Fact4: apparent heroes were motivated by ambition terror or chance, Fact5: insubordinate turning against Thorn

SOLUTION:
In 1916, as U.S. soldiers chase after Pancho Villa, Army Major Thomas Thorn Gary Cooper is assigned to be a battlefield observer and reward heroism. He has been suggested for this duty by a Colonel Rogers Robert Keith, who is 63 years old and impatiently yearning to be promoted to general before mandatory retirement a few months hence. Rogers leads his regiment in an oldfashioned but poorly planned Cavalry charge on Ojos Azules, a villa owned by Adelaide Geary Rita Hayworth where Villas men withdrew after a victory over Mexican government troops, enjoying her hospitality. Thorn, excused from the fighting, observes through his binoculars various acts of heroism by Lt. Fowler Tab Hunter, Sgt. Chawk Van Heflin, Cpl. Trubee Richard Conte and Pvt. Renziehausen Dick York in defeating Villas men. Rogers is proud of having personally led the charge, but furious when Thorn wont nominate him for a citation. Thorn insists that leading his regiment in the charge was in the line of duty and refuses to consider a citation for the Medal of Honor, awarded for heroism above and beyond the call of duty. Rogers reminds Thorn that he protected him from an investigation for cowardice, which he did out of respect for Thorns father, but does not sway Thorn. Thorn intends to recommend the four soldiers for the Medal of Honor. He is ordered to take along Mrs. Geary, who is charged with giving aid and comfort to the enemy. A fifth soldier, a private Michael Callan also nominated by Thorn for a medal after an earlier battle, rides with them to the expeditions base at the Texas town of Cordura. This seemingly simple task becomes increasingly complex as the incessant squabbling between Thorn and the men threatens to destroy them all. Eager to learn more about their acts of bravery, Thorn finds the men to be hostile toward him. A series of harrowing incidents make it clear that the apparent heroes were motivated by ambition, terror, or chance while it is the disgraced Thorn who possesses moral courage. The men soon become insubordinate ultimately turning against Thorn, forcing him to fight the soldiers to save his own life.