Teacher: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.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Fact1: Aydn leads more idyllic life than most people around him in region, Fact2: Ismail getting beaten up by police for resisting, Fact3: Hamdi brings Ilyas to Aydn in attempt to make amends for glass-breaking incident, Fact4: imam give proper example to community, Fact5: Nihal is younger than husband
Student:
Aydn, a former actor, owns a mountaintop hotel in Cappadocia, as well as several properties which he rents out to local tenants. He leads a more idyllic life than most people around him in the region. Educated and wealthy, he spends his time writing columns for a local newspaper and researching the history of Turkish theater, of which he hopes to write a book someday. One day, Aydn and his assistant Hidayet are driving down to the village when a stone shatters the window. It was thrown by Ilyas, the son of Ismail, one of Aydns tenants who is several months behind in the rent. When Hidayet confronts the father, it turns out that Aydns people had already sent a collection agency that took Ismails television and refrigerator, with Ismail getting beaten up by the police for resisting. The situation escalates until Ismail's brother Hamdi intervenes. Hamdi, the eagertoplease local imam, brings the young Ilyas to Aydn in an attempt to make amends for the glassbreaking incident. However, this only serves to annoy Aydin, inspiring him to write a column on how an imam should really give a proper example to their community. At first, his sister Necla wonders why Aydn does not use his writing talent in a better place than the local newspaper. Later, she reverses her view and tells him that he is just superficially and sentimentally criticising other people from his comfortable armchair. This results in a long chain of snide remarks made back and forth at each other. This reversal occurs after Necla mentions to Aydns wife Nihal that Necla might be better off going back to her exhusband, after which Nihal tells Necla that she is free to leave even though it is a stupid idea. Nihal is much younger than her husband Aydn. She tries to give meaning to her life by fundraising for developing schools, an activity for which Aydn has not shown much interest. However, when Nihal organizes a fundraiser event in their home, Aydn becomes annoyed and tells her that the fundraiser event will be a guaranteed failure due to her lack of experience and bookkeeping skills. This turns into an emotional argument, where he tells her that she is free to divorce from him if she wishes so. Finally, Aydn states that he will leave for Istanbul for several months to make arrangements for his book. He warns her that she should not trust Levent Nadir Sarbacak, one of the other people involved in the fundraiser, since Aydn considers Levent to lack moral values. Before he leaves, Aydn makes a large anonymous donation in cash. The next day, Hidayet takes Aydn to the train station, carrying all the luggage while Aydn comfortably walks emptyhanded. Due to heavy snow fall, the train is severely delayed, and Aydn decides that they will visit Aydns friend Suavi in a nearby village. Suavi welcomes Aydns visit, but Levent also shows up, as Levent and Suavi had agreed earlier to go out hunting. They spend the evening drinking and talking. There is some tension between Aydn and Levent, as Levent makes insinuations that Aydn did not do enough to help in the aftermath of an earthquake, six years earlier. In the meantime, Nihal visits the house of Hamdi, Ismail, Ilyas, and the sick grandmother. Nihal learns that Ismail was unemployed after a prison sentence for stabbing a lingerie thief and that Ilyas had been suffering from pneumonia. Their financial difficulties are due to the fact that Hamdi has to take care of all of them from his modest income as an imam. Nihal offers the money that Aydn had donated, around 10,000 lira 5,900 in 2013, enough to buy a house in the area. Ismail is insulted by what he sees as an attempt to pay off her conscience and burns the money in the fireplace, to the horror of Nihal. The film ends as Aydn returns home the next day. As Nihal stares out of the window, silently, Aydins voice is heard explaining that he cannot live without Nihal, even if she does not love him anymore. Aydin starts his procrastinated project of writing about the history of Turkish theatre.