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: pauper called is attacked by cruel father John Canty, Fact2: rich man and other men chase Tom through streets of London, Fact3: Tom falls in front of King Henry VIII window, Fact4: Edward of Wales In insists on not wearing costume to masked ball royal chamber, Fact5: Duke of Norfolk At is arrested despite Tom claiming that he 's not Prince of Wales masked ball

SOLUTION: In 16th Century London, a pauper called Tom Canty reads to a group a children but is attacked by his cruel father John Canty and threatened that he will be beaten if he does not steal five shillings by suppertime. Tom goes into the city square and steals a purse from a rich man, but drops it after bumping into another man. Thinking that Tom still has the purse, the rich man and other men chase Tom through the streets of London. Tom escapes by climbing up a wall and through a window, where he falls into a palace garden in front of King Henry VIII, who sets the guards on him. However, Tom outruns them by going to the roof of the castle and hiding in a chimney. In the grounds, Henry VIII orders for The Duke of Norfolk to be arrested during the masked ball that evening. In his royal chamber, Prince Edward of Wales insists on not wearing a costume to the masked ball and his dressers leave him. Tom falls down the chimney into the chamber and Edward demands to know who he is. Tom introduces himself and explains his situation. Interested that Tom looks like him, Edward decides they swap appearances and clothes to attend the masked ball, but adds that the Princes Seal stays with the true Prince. However, Edward is mistaken for Tom by The Duke of Norfolk, who orders for him to be escorted out of the palace. Outside, Edward is rescued by skilled swordsman Sir Miles Hendon. At the masked ball, The Duke of Norfolk is arrested and Henry VIII and the guests laugh at Toms dancing, despite Tom repeatedly claiming that hes not the Prince of Wales. Meanwhile, despite Edward repeatedly claiming that he is the Prince of Wales, Miles says he believes him, but actually doesnt and takes him to John Canty where Edward discovers what Toms life is like. But when John attempts to beat Edward, Miles intervenes and a fight breaks out, resulting in John pushing Miles off a roof into a stream. John is declared a murderer and he flees London with Edward. At the castle, Henry VIII has fallen ill since the morning after the masked ball and he orders for no one to declare that Tom is not the Prince, not even Tom himself. During a banquet, Henry VIII dies in his royal chamber and Tom commands that The Duke of Norfolk shall not die. In some woods, John and Edward are escorted by some unfriendly men to an underground cavern where Rufflers gang hide out. However, they are unfriendly and reveal that word has reached them of Henry VIIIs death. After winning a fight with one of the gang members, Edward leaves and John goes after him to beat him again, but is killed by another member of Rufflers gang. Outside, Edward meets Miles, having survived his fall. Miles takes Edward to Hendon Hall, where Miles is outraged to discover his brother Hugh Hendon has married Miles love interest Lady Edith and taken Hendon Hall for himself. Hugh has Miles and Edward captured, but Edith helps them escape and Edward convinces Miles that he Edward really is the rightful King and offers to restore him to his honour as a Knight. The day of the crowning arrives and Edward and Miles race to London by hijacking a horse and cart which Hugh and Edith are in. Miles swaps clothes with Hugh and ties him up in the cart, but he breaks out in London and attempts to have Miles arrested, but Miles and Edward fight off the guards and Edward gets inside the building before the doors are closed. Edward halts the ceremony and he and Tom swap back to their original positions, admitting to each other that they were not good at each others position. Archbishop Cranmer and other witnesses are stunned until Edward presents the Princes Seal and takes his position as the rightful King. After the ceremony, Edward makes Tom Head Governor and his mother sets up shelters for the homeless. Miles is restored to his honour as a Knight and marries Edith.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Young lawyers and Tom Reagan open office down hall, Fact2: fronts L.T. Mitchell run by Monk Walter, Fact3: Fred and Tom extend invitation to welcome party to Mitchell, Fact4: stenographer Mildred Anderson accepts to Fred, Fact5: Tom breaks up partnership to become district attorney and Mildred after also leaves

SOLUTION: Young lawyers Fred Palmer and Tom Reagan open an office down the hall from one occupied by L.T. Mitchell, who fronts a slotmachine operation run by Monk Walter, a brutal racketeer. Fred and Tom extend an invitation to a welcome party to Mitchell, who declines, but his stenographer Mildred Anderson accepts and quickly develops a romantic attraction to Fred. Trouble brews when Tom disapproves of the way Fred is representing guilty clients including Walter, who commits violent crimes as soon as hes back on the street. Fred does it to make money for the firm, but ultimately Tom breaks up the partnership to become district attorney and Mildred, after marrying Fred, also leaves. After the coldblooded murder of Mitchell, a guilty conscience persuades Fred to change his ways, but Walter shoots him. Walter is killed during a police pursuit, Fred recovers in the hospital and Mildred returns to his side.

PROBLEM: Fact1: insect friends are under threat from human ones, Fact2: C. Bagley Beetle has romantic designs on Honey Bee himself, Fact3: Honey is tricked into marrying Beetle for good of insect community, Fact4: Songwriter and wife are waiting for check thing from Famous Music publishing company for songwriter 's composition, Fact5: construction company is going on C. Bagley Beetle 's property

SOLUTION:
Hoppity the Grasshopper, after a period spent away, returns to an American city Manhattan, New York. He finds that all is not as he left it, and his insect friends who live in the Lowlands just outside of the garden of a cute bungalow belonging to downonhisluck songwriter Dick Dickens and his wife Mary are now under threat from the human ones, who are trampling through the brokendown fence, using it as a shortcut. Insect houses are being flattened and burned by cast away cigar butts. Old Mr Bumble and his beautiful daughter Honey Hoppitys sweetheart are in grave danger of losing their Honey Shop to this threat. To compound their problems, devious insect property magnate C. Bagley Beetle has romantic designs on Honey Bee himself, and, with the help of his henchmen Swat the Fly and Smack the Mosquito, Honey is tricked into marrying the Beetle for the good of the insect community. Hoppity discovers that the Songwriter and his wife are waiting for a check thing from the Famous Music publishing company for the songwriters composition, Were the Couple in the Castle. But C. Bagley Beetle and his henchmen steal the check. Hoppity threatens to expose C. Bagley Beetles nefarious scheme, but Beetle and his henchmen seal Hoppity inside the envelope and hide it in a crack in a wall. As the wedding is going on Smack and Swat discover that a construction company is going to be erecting a skyscraper on the property of the former home of the Songwriter now foreclosed by the property owners because of the lost check, and therefore also on C. Bagley Beetles property where the Lowlanders moved in thanks to Beetles generosity. As Swat and Smack try unsuccessfully to get Beetle out of danger at the wedding, a weight from a surveyors level rips through the chapel causes the bugs to flee in terror back to the Lowlands not realizing the whole parcel is endangered by the construction crew. During the chaos C. Bagley Beetle and his henchmen try to kidnap Honey. Meanwhile, Hoppity escapes when the construction crew demolishes the wall, freeing the envelope. Hoppity comes to Honeys rescue, battles Beetle and his henchmen, and wins. Hoppity tells the citizens all about C. Bagley Beetles finding the check and hiding it, but Hoppitys story doesnt actually change anything; they are still in danger and are angry at Hoppity. He leaves, dejectedly, but then overhears the Songwriter and his wife watching the demolition of their old property wistfully talking about wishing that the publishers had bought his song and reflecting on their nowdashed dreams and how they would have built a penthouse on top of the new skyscraper. Hoppity drags the letter containing the check to give it to the Songwriter, but pauses with the envelope under a mailbox.Someone picks up the letter and Hoppity realizes, to his relief, that it is the mailman who is collecting the mail from the box. While the building is being built, the check finally arrives in the hands of the Songwriter and Were the Couple in the Castle becomes a massive hit. Meanwhile, Hoppity leads an exodus from the Lowlands to the top of the skyscraper, where he is sure the Songwriter has built a home and invited the bugs to live there. They get to the top, which at first appears to be barren. The bugs are angry, and Hoppity is mocked by Mr Creeper until Buzz, Ambrose, and little Murgatroyd look a little farther over a wall and call the others over to see the new penthouse and its Garden of Paradise that Hoppity had been describing. Honey and the rest of the Lowlanders live there happily ever after in their new home. And as Ambrose looks over the edge, he remarks, Look at all the human ones down there. They look just like a lot of little bugs!