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: President of United States stranded in wilderness of Finland, Fact2: Oskari had been planning to track down deer, Fact3: terrorists closing in to capture own Big Game prize including Vice President, Fact4: unlikely duo team up to escape hunters, Fact5: United States Secret Service member orchestrated attack from on board Air Force One

When Air Force One is shot down by terrorists leaving the President of the United States, William Alan Moore, stranded in the wilderness of Finland, there is only one person around who can save him: a 13yearold boy called Oskari. In the forest on a hunting mission to prove his maturity to his kinsfolk, Oskari had been planning to track down a deer, but instead discovers the most powerful man on the planet in an escape pod. With the terrorists closing in to capture their own Big Game prize while Pentagon officials watch on satellite broadcast—including the Vice President, the CIA director, and former CIA field operative Herbert, brought in as a consultant—the unlikely duo must team up to escape their hunters. Already feeling at a disadvantage as a hunter due to his fathers reputation—his father having hunted and defeated a bear on his own hunt—Oskaris faith in himself is further shattered when he follows a map his father left him, only to find a portable refrigeration unit with a prekilled deer head in it. Moore attempts to boost Oskaris confidence by reminding Oskari that he managed to save him, but they are subsequently confronted by Morris, the United States Secret Service member who orchestrated the attack from on board Air Force One—having become disillusioned with Moore as president after sustaining a bulletwound that left a fragment of shrapnel near his heart—and Hazar, the mercenary who hired Morris to get Moore to him. Although Hazar decides to put Moore in the refrigeration unit and take him home to kill, Oskari regains his confidence and leaps onto the unit before it can be carried away, cutting it loose from the helicopter and hiding inside it as it rolls down a mountain to land in a river. Discovering that the river leads to the lake where Air Force One crashed, Moore and Oskari swim inside the plane to wait for rescue, but are attacked by Hazar, who sets a time bomb, saying that he has new orders to kill the President now, rather than torture him for later execution. Moore manages to grab a gun and shoot Hazar before he and Oskari escape Air Force One via the ejector seats, Oskari subsequently shooting Morris with an arrow as the exbodyguard leans out of a helicopter to shoot at them; while the arrow fails to penetrate the protective padding on Morriss chest, the shot is nonetheless fatal as it dislodges the shrapnel inside Morris so that it impales his heart. As Morris plummets, he reflexively fires his gun and the bullets tear into the helicopter, killing the pilot. The explosion of Air Force One destroys Morriss helicopter and sends Moore and Oskari flying all the way back to the camp where Oskaris village is waiting for him, arriving at the same time as the Navy SEAL team sent to search for Moore. With Moore acting as Oskaris prize, he assures Oskaris father that his son is the bravest man he has ever met, with Oskari subsequently receiving the Medal of Honor for saving Moores life. Back at the Pentagon, the Vice President and Herbert reveal in a private discussion in a bathroom that Hazar was actually a CIA operative; the plan was that he would kill the President to inspire a new War on Terror, but with his survival Moore has instead become a hero. To ensure that nothing can be traced back to them, Herbert kills the Vice President by shoving him back against the sink, subsequently wiping the Vice Presidents shoe and the floor with soap to give the impression that he just slipped.