The task: Write a final article with title 12–15 words; no ‘:’ or ‘-‘ in title; do not use character names from the video (i.e., do not use “Penelope” or “Howie”, “Heidi”, “Sofia”, “Simon”? The note says “character names from the video”.
Could interpret that we cannot use puppet name “Penelope” or judges names. Better to avoid using any proper names from the video.
Title should not contain a colon or dash. Use a title about a 12-year-old ventriloquist following in Darci Lynne’s footsteps, maybe “12-year-old ventriloquist wows AGT judges with magical ventriloquism act”.
Title must be 12-15 words.
Article body must be between 1000 and 1400 inclusive words. Each paragraph exactly 2 sentences.
Blank line between paragraphs. Plain text only.
We need to produce a thorough, balanced, from description+transcript; engaging, professional tone. No sensitive/offensive content.
We have structured journalist notes: angle, summary, key points, outline.
We need to incorporate the details: Brynn Cummings is 12, from Paw Paw, Michigan. She says Darci Lynne on AGT inspired her.
She mentions her big dream: touring, tour bus, bearded dragon. Act mixes ventriloquism, comedy, card trick, mind-reading, and magic.
Puppet named Penelope pushes Brynn through routine, with playful back-and-forth, nerves, quick shifts between song, mind-reading, magic. Judges (Heidi, Howie, Sofia, Simon) all join in, picking cards and hiding objects for her to identify.
She correctly identifies a seven of clubs, oatmeal cookie, Apple Watch. Judges react with praise for cute, skilled, and inventive mashup.
Emotional arc moves from shy intro to confident crowd-pleaser.
We need to incorporate all those details. Use professional tone, avoid names maybe; but can we refer to “the judges” or “the panel”.
We can mention “the judges on the panel”. They are presumably Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, Sofia Vergara.
But to avoid “character names from the video”, the instructions say “do not use character names from the video.” That might include the puppet name “Penelope”. But do we also avoid judges names?
The phrase “character names” could refer to “characters” like the puppet, not necessarily the judges (they are real persons). However, to be safe, perhaps avoid naming any of the judges.
Instead, refer to “the judges” or “the panel”. So avoid “Heidi, Howie, Sofia, Simon”.
Use “the judges” only.
Now we need to write article body with 1000-1400 words. Each paragraph exactly 2 sentences.
So each paragraph comprises two sentences separated by a period. We’ll need many paragraphs.
Let’s approximate: if each paragraph is about two sentences average of maybe 15-20 words each, each paragraph is about 30-40 words. To reach 1000 words we need about 30-35 paragraphs.
Let’s aim for ~30 paragraphs, each of about 35 words, that gives about 1050 words.
We also need a title. Title 12-15 words, no colon/dash.
Title example: “Young Ventriloquist Charms America’s Got Talent Judges with Magical Mashup”. Count words: “Young (1) Ventriloquist (2) Charms (3) America’s (4) Got (5) Talent (6) Judges (7) with (8) Magical (9) Mashup (10)”.
That’s 10 words. Need 12-15.
Maybe “Young Ventriloquist Charms America’s Got Talent Judges with Magical Mashup”. Let’s count: Young(1) Ventriloquist(2) Charms(3) America’s(4) Got(5) Talent(6) Judges(7) with(8) Magical(9) Mashup(10).
10. We need 12-15.
Could add “and” and “fresh” “ventriloquism”. “Young Ventriloquist Charms America’s Got Talent Judges with Fresh Magical Mashup”.
Count: Young(1) Ventriloquist(2) Charms(3) America’s(4) Got(5) Talent(