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.
Input: Fact1: Milne call after he mispronounces last name son, Fact2: Billy relocates family to house in country, Fact3: Daphne resents move and returns to London, Fact4: Blue invites Ernest to join them at house, Fact5: Robin frequent public appearances finds confusing and frustrating
Output:
The film begins during WWII in 1941, with Alan Alexander Milne nicknamed Blue by his friends and family and his wife Daphne receiving a distressing telegram at their home. It then changes time frame to 1916 during WWI with Blue fighting in the Battle of the Somme. He resumes his life with his wife, Daphne, in England while suffering shell shock with occasional flashbacks to his battle experiences and having a child with Daphne. She was hoping for a girl and is disappointed to instead have a son, whom they name Christopher Robin Milne but call Billy Moon after he mispronounces his last name. They hire a nanny, Olive, whom Billy calls Nou. Blue is having difficulty resuming his writing he wants to draft a compelling treatise against the war and relocates the family to a house in the country with wooded acreage. Daphne resents the move and returns to London for a few weeks. During that period, Nou goes to care for her dying mother and the cook takes some time off, leaving Blue and Billy to fend for themselves. Reluctantly at first, Blue takes Billy along on walks in the woods and begins making up stories about the boys adventures with the stuffed animals the parents have bought for him along the way. Blue invites his illustrator friend Ernest to join them at the house, and together they begin to develop the WinniethePooh books. Daphne returns to the house after Blue sends her a poem Vespers, that she has published in Vanity Fair. Nou returns following her mothers death. After the WinniethePooh books become a success, Daphne manages their newfound celebrity. As Christopher Robin, Billy makes frequent public appearances which he finds confusing and frustrating. After Billy tells his parents Nou has a beau, Alfred, she becomes angry with them, resigns, and admonishes Blue and Daphne for what they are putting Billy through. Blue resolves to stop writing about the boy and his imaginary friends. Blue ends Billys publicity activities and enrolls him at a boarding school. Christopher Robin is bullied at the school and emerges bitter toward his father. When WWII breaks out, Billy is initially declared unfit for the draft, but he demands that his wellconnected father despite being horrified by war and the prospect of his son experiencing what he did convince the army to accept him regardless. Billy leaves for service, turning his back on his father and disowning the books and the money from them. The opening scene is replayed, this time explaining that Billy has been reported missing and is presumed dead news his parents pass along to Nou. However, Billy has survived and arrives at the country house without warning, leading to awkward but tearful reunions with his parents and Nou. Blue and Billy have a reconciliation of sorts, and they are seen walking in the woods as a young child and younger man.