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: traffic jams are caused by visit of President of United States and funeral of Eric 's favorite musician, Fact2: Packer meets wife in bookstore as well as outside theater, Fact3: wife takes this as reason to dissolve union, Fact4: Eric 's mistake in speculating was looking for perfect symmetry and patterns in currency market, Fact5: film ends with potential murderer holding gun to Eric 's head

Twentyeightyearold billionaire currency speculatorasset manager Eric Packer rides slowly across Manhattan amid traffic jams, in his stateoftheart luxury stretch limousine office, to his preferred barber. Various visitors discuss the meaning of life and inconsequential trivia. The traffic jams are caused by a visit of the President of the United States and the funeral of Erics favorite musician, a rap artist whose music he plays in one of his two private elevators. Despite devastating currency speculation losses over the course of the day, Packer fantasizes about buying the Rothko Chapel. He meets his wife, Elise, in her taxi, for coffee, in a bookstore, as well as outside a theater. She declines sex with him. Packer has sex with two other women. When after a day of poor trading he destroys a large part of his wealth, his wife takes this as a reason to dissolve their union. Anticapitalist activists demonstrate on the street. They wave rats and declare A spectre is haunting the world: the spectre of capitalism. They spraypaint Packers limo and later one subjects him to a pieing. Packer learns that an assassin is out to kill him, but seems curiously uninterested in who the person might be. In his car, his doctor performs his daily medical checkup. Eric worries about the doctors finding that he has an asymmetrical prostate. As the currency speculation wipes out most of his fortune, Erics world begins to disintegrate. Eventually he kills his bodyguard. At the destination, the barber, who knew his father, cuts Erics hair on one side. The barber and limo driver discuss their respective careers driving cabs. The barber gives Eric his gun because he had thrown away the bodyguards gun. Eric follows a path of further selfdestruction, visiting his potential murderer, former employee Richard Sheets a.k.a. Benno Levin. Eric seems ready to commit suicide, but instead deliberately shoots himself in the hand. SheetsLevin, who feels adrift in the capitalist system, explains that Erics mistake in speculating was looking for perfect symmetry and patterns in the currency market: he should have looked for the lopsided—his body with its asymmetrical prostate was telling him this. The film ends with the potential murderer holding a gun to Erics head threatening to kill him, but does not show a final shot. As Sheets points the gun to Erics head, Eric seems to have overcome the fear of death and waiting for it.