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: Joan gives birth to Stalin 's love child Joe, Fact2: son has troubled upbringing rebelling against both mother 's left wing politics and Australian society in general, Fact3: child of Ukrainian refugees fled to Australia to escape Stalin 's, Fact4: Joe rises to become head of Australia 's police union Pledging to go on straight and narrow, Fact5: Anna keeps secret from Joe out of love and conviction

SOLUTION: Joan Judy Davis is a young Australian communist who goes to the Soviet Union as part of a work study program in the 1950s. There she catches the eye of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin F. Murray Abraham and the two sleep together just before Stalin dies. Returning to Australia, Joan discovers she is pregnant and gives birth to Stalins love child, whom she names Joe Richard Roxburgh. Her son who does not know who his father is has a troubled upbringing, rebelling against both his mothers left wing politics and Australian society in general. He spends time in jail where he learns about Stalins crimes from a fellow inmate. Upon release, he marries Anna Rachel Griffiths a police officer who had arrested him. She is the child of Ukrainian refugees who fled to Australia to escape Stalins purges. Pledging to go on the straight and narrow, Joe rises to become the head of Australias police union and seizes more and more political power. Anna learns of Joes true parentage, but keeps this secret from Joe out of love and a conviction that she cannot truly know for certain. The secret eats at their relationship and Joe resents the secrecy when it is revealed.

PROBLEM: Fact1: New York City businessman James C. Pidgeon is on verge of bankruptcy, Fact2: J. C. 's daughter persuades rest of family to take in charity case for holidays not out of goodness of heart, Fact3: Florie not be found within reasonable amount of time, Fact4: estate reasonable amount of goes to Pidgeons time, Fact5: search ends up on front page of newspaper

SOLUTION: New York City businessman James C. Pidgeon Eugene Pallette is on the verge of bankruptcy. His only hope is rich uncle Henry, who is on his deathbed. J. C.s daughter Therese Ruth Terry persuades the rest of the family to take in a charity case for the holidays, not out of the goodness of her heart but to impress her upperclass boyfriend Stephen Bates Robert Livingston and his mother. From a newspaper list, they pick Anthony Marchaund Joseph Schildkraut, an actor injured in a car accident at the height of his career 10 years before, who is now a brokendown drunk. J. C.s son Reggie David Holt returns with bad news: uncle Henry left his 5 million estate to Florie Watson Ona Munson, a showgirl he had once seen perform as a child actress 30 years before in Uncle Toms Cabin. The will stipulates if Florie cannot be found within a reasonable amount of time, the estate goes to the Pidgeons. After bribing the sole executor, J. C. conspires to limit the search to just placing newspapers ads for a week without mentioning the inheritance. Furthermore, the executor believes the woman is in New York City, not Denver, where uncle Henry died. J. C. decides to look for Florie Ona Monsun himself, so he can better keep the news from her. Marchaund awakening from an alcoholic binge overhears the whole scheme and suggests he can probably find her easily through Actors Equity. Reggie worries about a blackmail attempt, but Marchaund makes a seemingly heartfelt speech about honor and his gratitude to the Pidgeons. He then eavesdrops and walks away without his customary limp, but is spotted by Angela Anne Gillis, J. C.s younger daughter. She lets him know that she is amused by his deception and he regains the limp. Marchaund and Willie Crawford Raymond Walburn, J. C.s freeloading brotherinlaw, have little trouble locating Florie. Willie tells her that they are cousins and that the family wants her to spend the holidays with them. Florie recognizes Marchaunds name and confides to him, one trouper to another, that she knows she is not related to the Pidgeons, but as she is broke and behind on her rent, she is eager to play along. After the search ends up on the front page of the newspaper, the Pidgeons hastily relocate to an isolated house in the country to keep Florie in the dark. When they arrive, they discover that all of their servants have quit. J. C., having been raised there, refuses to hire new ones, fearing that they may be people he grew up with. The family, with the exception of Angela, pitch in. Soon, even Angela is helping out. Meanwhile, two private detectives are closing in. When they show up at the house, they are lied to, but the detectives are not fooled and set about getting a search warrant. That night Marchaund alludes to the situation, implicitly comparing the familys deception to Jacob Marleys misdeeds in Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol before passing out from too much drink. All of the Pidgeons are ashamed of themselves and finally confess everything to Florie. Later, Marchaund wakes up and departs, leaving a note explaining his divided loyalties. Florie tracks him down at a bar in the nearest town and tells him she is going to give half the money to the Pidgeons.

PROBLEM: Fact1: girl is identified as vampire Encountering Baron Hartog, Fact2: dark-haired lady leaves Marcilla in care of Spielsdorf and family in Styria, Fact3: Marcilla 's mother leaves her at residence of Morton, Fact4: Carmilla residence of befriends Morton 's daughter Morton, Fact5: Emma is rescued by young man named

SOLUTION:
In early 19th century Styria, a beautiful blonde Kirsten Lindholm in a diaphanous gown materializes from a misty graveyard. Encountering the Baron Hartog Douglas Wilmer, a vampire hunter out to avenge the death of his sister, the girl is identified as a vampire and decapitated. Many years later, a darkhaired lady leaves her daughter Marcilla Ingrid Pitt in the care of General Spielsdorf Peter Cushing and his family in Styria. Marcilla quickly befriends the Generals niece, Laura Pippa Steel. Laura subsequently suffers nightmares that she is being attacked, and dies of a gradual sickness; whereupon Marcilla departs. Faking a carriage breakdown, Marcillas mother leaves her now using the alias Carmilla at the residence of a Mr. Morton, where Carmilla befriends and seduces Mortons daughter Emma Madeline Smith. Thereafter Emma suffers nightmares of penetration over the heart, and her breast shows tiny wounds. Emmas governess, Mademoiselle Perrodot Kate OMara, becomes Carmillas accomplice. The butler and a doctor suspect them; but Carmilla kills each one. A mysterious man in black watches events from a distance, smiling his presence is never explained. Having killed the butler, Carmilla takes Emma prisoner and departs. When Mademoiselle Perrodot begs Carmilla to take her too, Carmilla kills her. Emma is rescued by a young man named Carl Jon Finch, and Carmilla flees to her ancestral castle, now a ruin. All this coincides with the arrival of the General, who brings a nowaged Baron Hartog. They find Carmillas grave, which reveals that her true name is Mircalla Karnstien, where the General forces a stake into Carmillas heart, and cuts off her head. Thereupon Carmillas portrait on the wall shows a fanged skeleton instead of a beautiful young woman.