Fact1: Curtis LaForche In has apocalyptic dreams and visual and auditory hallucinations of fresh motor oil Lagrange, Fact2: increasingly strange behavior including tendency to cut ties with anyone in life strains relationship with family friends employer and close-knit town, Fact3: Curtis In to get breaks work rules expanded storm shelter done, Fact4: Curtis 's boss Having been informed of fires him borrowed work equipment, Fact5: Tensions linger between Curtis and Sam over loss of job/income at such crucial time for family
Output: In Lagrange, Ohio, Curtis LaForche has apocalyptic dreams and visual and auditory hallucinations of rain like fresh motor oil, swarms of menacing black birds, and being harmed by people close to him. He hides all of this from his wife, Samantha, and their deaf daughter, Hannah. He instead channels his anxieties into a compulsive obsession to improve and enlarge a storm shelter in his backyard; however, his increasingly strange behavior  including a tendency to cut ties with anyone in his life that has harmed him only in his dreams  strains his relationship with his family, friends, employer, and the closeknit town. Curtis grudgingly sees a counselor at a free clinic, with whom he talks about his familys psychological history. His mother, Sarah, has paranoid schizophrenia that surfaced in her at about the same age that Curtis is now. In order to get the expanded storm shelter done, Curtis breaks work rules by using equipment from his construction job at his house and gets a home improvement loan he can ill afford to start building the shelter  all without telling his wife. Samantha becomes angry when she discovers the project. After Curtis takes more than the prescribed dose of a sedative and has a seizure, Samantha calls an ambulance. He recovers, then finally explains the truth to her, including his dreams. Curtis begins to miss more work, causing tensions with his boss, as he and Samantha make preparations for the cochlear implant surgery Hannah is to undergo in six weeks time. Having been informed of the borrowed work equipment, Curtiss boss fires him and gives him only two weeks worth of medical insurance benefits, after placing Dewart, the close friend and coworker whom Curtis asked to help him start construction of the shelter, on two weeks unpaid administrative leave. Curtis buys gas masks for his family and extends his previous employers health insurance policy for a few extra weeks. After he finds out that his counselor at the free clinic has suddenly transferred and been replaced with a new one, he walks out. Tensions linger between Curtis and Sam over his loss of a jobincome at such a crucial time for their family. Samantha gets Curtis to see an actual psychiatrist and demands that they attend a social function so she can restore some sense of normalcy to their strained, increasingly isolated life. At a Lions Club community gathering, a bitter Dewart, who has been spreading gossip that Curtis is crazy, is angrily provoked and punches him. Enraged, Curtis knocks Dewart to the floor, overturns a table and unleashes a frightening verbal tirade upon everyone present. He prophetically shouts that a devastating storm is coming, insisting that none of them are prepared. Later, a tornado warning sends him and his family into the shelter. After they awaken, Curtis reluctantly removes his gas mask, prompted by Samantha. They go to open the shelter doors, but he still hears a storm outside. His wife implores him, insisting that theres no storm and that he needs to open the door. After a tense standoff, Curtis throws open the doors into the blinding sun; a strongbutbearable storm has passed, and neighbors are cleaning up broken tree limbs and other yard debris as power company trucks restore electricity along the street. A psychiatrist advises the couple to go through with their planned, annual beach vacation, but that Curtis will need to get psychiatric care in a facility away from his family upon their return. At Myrtle Beach, while Curtis is building sand castles with Hannah, she signs the word storm. As Samantha exits their beachhouse, the thick, oily rain that Curtis spoke of begins to fall, staining her outstretched hand. Samantha looks up to a bigger version of the ominous storm clouds Curtis had seen, massing over the ocean; tornadolike waterspouts reach down to the oceans surface, and the tide pulls back as a tsunami looms in the distance. Curtis and Samantha exchange knowing glances.