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: successful self-help author returns in Nebraska to receive award, Fact2: Beverly is dating former Physical Education teacher Jasper Woodcock, Fact3: Farley is set to receive award at same ceremony, Fact4: Woodcock be presented with award for Educator of Year same ceremony, Fact5: final exorcising fight leads to Woodcock suffering concussion

SOLUTION: John Farley Seann William Scott is a successful selfhelp author who returns to his hometown in Nebraska to receive an award. Farley arrives at home and learns that his widowed mother Beverly Susan Sarandon is dating his former Physical Education teacher Jasper Woodcock Billy Bob Thornton. Farley disapproves of the relationship because he remembers Woodcock as an abusive bully. Woodcock and Beverly become engaged and the majority of the film centers on Farleys attempts to convince his mother to break off the relationship. Farley becomes increasingly obsessed with beating Woodcock at various competitions and with proving that Woodcock is not a suitable mate for Beverly. Farleys antics are so childish and extreme that his new love interest Tracy Melissa Sagemiller, a former classmate, refuses to see him again. Farley is set to receive his award at the same ceremony where Woodcock will be presented with an award for Educator of the Year. Woodcock receives his award first and is praised by numerous members of the community for being a great teacher and influence on children. Farley is unconvinced and devotes his entire acceptance speech to explaining why Woodcock is the biggest asshole on the planet. Woodcock and various crowd members refute Farleys points, and Woodcock then challenges Farley to a fight. Beverly witnesses the confrontation and dumps Woodcock. The next day, Farley has a hearttoheart conversation with his mother, who tells him that he is selfish and has always sabotaged her relationships with men after his fathers death. Farley realizes she is correct and attempts to apologize to Woodcock. The two have a final exorcising fight, which leads to Woodcock suffering a concussion. Farley and Beverly visit Woodcock in the hospital and all three seemingly make peace. Farley declares that the key to life is not getting past your past but instead learning to embrace your past. He opines that Woodcocks vicious treatment in gym class helped him become the man he is today. The film ends with several short scenes cut into the final credits. These scenes reveal that Woodcock and Beverly got married, Farley was reunited with Tracy, and Farley wrote a second book entitled Backbone: The Definite Guide to Self Confidence.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Larita meets John 's former girlfriend and neighbour Sarah Hurst, Fact2: neighbour Sarah Hurst is gracious about marriage, Fact3: Sarah to play tennis accompanied by Philip, Fact4: Hilda remains calm in face of mother-in-law 's disdain, Fact5: Larita 's only friends Apart from are servants Jim

SOLUTION: Set in the early 1930s, Larita Jessica Biel meets John Whittaker Ben Barnes in Monaco. They marry and he takes his bride to the family mansion near Flintham in rural Nottinghamshire to meet his mother, Veronica Whittaker Kristin Scott Thomas and father, Major Jim Whittaker Colin Firth and his two sisters, Hilda Kimberley Nixon and Marion Katherine Parkinson. Veronica, already predisposed to dislike her new daughterinlaw, is further disappointed to find that she, like Jim, speaks fluent French. Larita also meets Johns former girlfriend and neighbour Sarah Hurst Charlotte Riley, who is gracious about the marriage. Larita makes some inadvertent gaffes, accidentally killing the family chihuahua and giving some joking advice to Hilda that unfortunately results in embarrassment to, and enmity from, the sisters. Sarah comes to the Whittakers parties, and to play tennis, accompanied by her brother Philip Christian Brassington, on whom Hilda has a crush. Philip, however, is infatuated with Larita, which further angers Hilda. Larita reveals she has been previously married and remains calm in the face of her motherinlaws disdain. To Laritas disappointment, John is not eager to leave the estate so that they can find a home of their own. Larita is bored and miserable in the countryside and hates blood sports like hunting, and any of the entertainment that country English people seem to enjoy. She reads Lady Chatterleys Lover, shocking the female relatives, and she will not play tennis. She dislikes Veronicas stuffy decor, her constant entertaining of her friends, and the overcooked food. She tries to get along with Veronica who refuses to accept her and resents her attempts to bring American traditions into the home. Veronica and her hunting party discover John and Larita having sex in an outbuilding. Larita becomes increasingly isolated and demoralized by her motherinlaws derision, verbal attacks and dirty tricks. Apart from Jim, Laritas only friends are the servants, whom she treats better than Veronica does. Larita retreats to Jims workshop to work on his motorcycle. Still troubled from having lost all his men in the Great War, Jim has lost interest in the estate. Any love between him and his wife has long since disappeared. The Whittakers have fallen on hard times. John loses his independence and seems immature as he is drawn into family life. Johns affection for Larita seems to be waning, as he complains about his wife to Sarah, who finds his overture inappropriate. Hilda receives a newspaper cutting from her uncle in America revealing information about Laritas first husband, an older man dying of cancer. John withdraws from Larita, while Jim scolds his daughters for their cruelty. At Veronicas Christmas party, John refuses to dance with Larita, so Jim dances a tango with her. She determines to leave the marriage, and on her way out of the mansion, she apologizes to Sarah for having interrupted her relationship with John. She hopes that Sarah will take John back. Veronica and her daughters confront Larita one last time, and an argument ensues in which Veronica and Larita trade barbs, and Larita advises the daughters to leave and see the world while they still can. Larita destroys a large bust as she leaves the house. Jim goes with her in her car and Furber Kris Marshall wishes them both well.

PROBLEM: Fact1: Joe Kirby reads from Trump boys comic, Fact2: comic adventure being repeated in real life, Fact3: Ford sends Joe to meet Covent Garden grocer for job, Fact4: Joe friends tease him about incident, Fact5: Joe and Alec find Wilkinson 's house

SOLUTION:
Following church choir in 1946 East London, Joe Kirby Harry Fowler reads aloud to his gang The Blood and Thunder Boys from the Trump boys comic, but finds a page missing. He then buys a copy so he can follow the adventures of fictional detective Selwyn Pike. While reading one part of the latest story, Joe finds the comic adventure being repeated exactly in real life when he comes across two men carrying a crate Joe thinks they contain corpses into Mr Jago's fur shop. Even the truck number plate GZ 4216 matches the comic. Joe gets a friend to distract Jago so he can search the crates. Jago catches Joe and calls the police but he does not press charges. A policeman, Inspector Ford, tells Joe to stop letting his imagination run wild. Ford sends Joe to meet a Covent Garden grocer, Nightingale Jack Warner, for a job. Nightingale likes Joes stories. Later, in a hideout in a bombedout building, Joe friends tease him about the incident, until another boy says he saw a truck with GZ 4216 plate that morning. Joe says he thinks criminals are planning jobs via the Trump. To find out more they visit the comic's writer, Felix Wilkinson Alastair Sim. Joe and Alec find Wilkinson's house, find out the comics editions are being manipulated and tell Wilkinson. He sees the criminals are using the codes from the comic to communicate their plans but, fearful of the gang, Wilkinson refuses to aid the boys. Joe tells the police but nobody listens so he visits the offices of the Trump. Here Joe meets Norman and together they work out the code from the next issue Tattoo Jacks' plan to rob an Oxford Street department store. At the store, Joe's gang think they have overpowered the thieves but it is really the police, who have been tipped off anonymously. The kids scarper down a manhole. Norman then tells the kids about Rhona Davis Valerie White who also works at the Trump. After following her home, the boys tie her up. Joe then telephones Nightingale, who then rescues Miss Davis. One of Joe's gang gets in the villains car unnoticed and hears that stolen goods are being moved to Ballards Wharf but without seeing that it is Nightingale. Joe then gets Wilkinson to create a Trump story that sends all the criminals to Ballard's Wharf. Next day, Joe tells Nightingale the whole plan, but then realises he is the mastermind as his car number plate matches. Nightingale and Miss Davis review the latest Trump story and are amused at Joe's attempt to capture them, that is until Nightingale realises Joe has caught him out by sending the crooks to Nightingales own warehouse. Joe goes to the warehouse and find the stolen furs but is disturbed by Nightingale. However, when the other crooks arrive, Nightingale doesn't know the password as he never finished the latest comic story. He's knocked unconscious by the crooks. Heading for Ballards Wharf, the crooks are outnumbered by hundreds of boys who capture them. Nightingale tries to flee in a van, but Joe leaps aboard and causes it to crash. Nightingale runs into a bombed out building and after a fight with Joe, Nightingale falls through one of the many holes in the floor. Now sprawled out below, Joe jumps onto Nightingale, winding him completely just as the police arrive. The final scene returns to the same church choir session as at the films beginning, but with many of the boys now sporting black eyes and bandages, warwounds from their recent adventures.