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: 12-year-old Mark Evans has experienced death of mother, Fact2: Mark 's father drives Mark to home of Heading for business trip to Tokyo Wallace and Susan in coastal Rock Harbor Maine, Fact3: Mark is reintroduced to extended family including cousins Connie and Henry, Fact4: Susan Despite becomes suspicious not believing Mark initially, Fact5: Henry visits Connie 's room planning to smother her

12yearold Mark Evans Elijah Wood has recently experienced the death of his mother, Janice Ashley Crow. Heading for a business trip to Tokyo, Marks father Jack David Morse drives Mark to the home of his uncle Wallace Daniel Hugh Kelly and aunt Susan Wendy Crewson in coastal Rock Harbor, Maine where he will stay during the winter break. Mark is reintroduced to his extended family, including his cousins Connie Quinn Culkin and Henry Macaulay Culkin. Mark and Henry get along at first, and Henry seems to be nice and wellmannered. However, Henry displays an abnormal fascination with death and his talk of the death of Marks mother and that of his younger brother Richard, makes Mark feel uneasy. Henry begins to display psychopathic behavior, about which Mark is unable to tell Wallace and Susan due to Henrys dark threats. One of Henrys violent actions is throwing a dummy off a bridge and on to the highway, causing a massive pileup. Later, Henry plans to kill Connie. Afraid that something might happen to her, Mark spends the night in her room. The next morning, Mark awakens to find Henry has taken Connie ice skating. At the pond, Henry purposely throws Connie toward thin ice. The ice collapses and Connie nearly drowns, but she is rescued and taken to the hospital. Despite not believing Mark initially, Susan becomes suspicious and sitting in the dark, out of view, is able to interrupt Henry when he visits Connies room, planning to smother her. Susan finds a rubber duck that Henry has hidden in the shed. It had once belonged to Richard and was with him in the bathtub the night he drowned, after which it went missing. When Susan confronts Henry, he coldly reminds her that the toy had belonged to him before it had been Richards. Henry flips his demeanor and kindly asks for the duck back but Susan refuses. Henry tries to take it from her and after a violent tugofwar, he snatches the duck and runs to the cemetery where he throws it down a well. As Susan and Mark grow closer, Henry insinuates he will kill Susan rather than let Mark continue to develop a relationship with her. When a fight breaks out between the two boys, Wallace locks Mark in the den. Henry asks a suspicious Susan to go for a walk with him, while Mark escapes the den and chases after them. Susan confronts Henry, asking him if he killed his brother. Henry replies, What if I did? Horrified by what her son has become, Susan tells Henry that he needs help but Henry flees into the woods. Susan gives chase and upon arriving at a cliff, Henry shoves her over the edge. As Susan dangles precariously, Henry picks up a large rock he intends to throw down at her but Mark intervenes and tackles Henry. They fight and Henry viciously tries his best to kill Mark. Susan manages to pull herself up on to the clifftop and is just in time to dive forward and grab hold of the boys as they roll over the edge. Lying flat on the rock she hangs on to both boys, one in each hand. Henry holds on with both hands but Marks onehanded grip begins to slip. Henry says, Mom, I love you. Then Henry says to his mother, I need your other hand. With only enough strength to save one of them, Susan, realizing the malevolence in Henrys nature, reluctantly releases him, and he falls to his death. Susan pulls Mark up from the ledge and they look down upon Henrys body on the rocks below, before it is washed away into the sea and they both share an emotional embrace. When Mark returns home to Arizona, he reflects upon Susans choice to save him instead of Henry and wonders if she would make the same choice again but knows it is something he will never ask her.