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.

Q: Fact1: Robin Cavendish falls from polio, Fact2: Jonathan knocks out plug of ventilator, Fact3: Seeing son push pram gives Robin idea for mobile chair with built-in respirator, Fact4: family begins to venture out with specially constructed van further even flying van on cargo plane to Spain, Fact5: Robin appears at conference and appeals to doctors to treat patients drawing standing ovation

A: Robin Cavendish falls ill from polio at age 28, not long after meeting and marrying his wife Diana. Paralyzed from the neck down and unable to breathe without the assistance of a respirator, he is given only three months to live. Initially he is depressed, refusing to see his wife or newborn son Jonathan and wishing to be removed from life support, but Diana is persistent, and slowly his spirits improve. When Diana realizes she can provide for his daily care and suggests they move Robin and the respirator home, Robin brightens considerably. Over the strenuous objections of the hospitals administrator Dr. Entwistle who tells Diana that he will die if without the ventilator for two minutes and with the help of some of the other doctors and nurses, Robin is brought home and meets his son. While Jonathan is playing, he knocks out the plug of the ventilator. Robin sees, but unable to move or speak, he cannot get Dianas attention, so instead makes clicking noises with his tongue. Eventually, Diana finds him and plugs it back in. Seeing his son push a pram gives Robin the idea for a mobile chair with a builtin respirator, so he enlists the help of his friend Teddy Hall to build one. Using the chair, and with the help of Diana and her two brothers, Robin is able to travel away from home for the first time, and with a specially constructed van, the family begins to venture out further, even flying the van on a cargo plane to Spain. Teddy makes various improvements to his design over time, and eventually Robin teams up with Don McQueen to produce more of the chairs. After observing a German hospitals prisonlike confinement of their severely disabled patients, Robin then appears at a conference and appeals to doctors to treat their patients more humanely, drawing a standing ovation. Robin returns to his original hospital with more of Teddys chairs, and the rest of the patients in the ward leave with him. Years later, Robin begins to experience severe bleeding due to his extended time on the respirator, and decides it is time to stop prolonging his life indefinitely. He holds a farewell party with his many friends, and sometime later, instructs his family to leave the house and return at precise times. Diana and Jonathan, now in his twenties, see McQueen driving away, and return to the house. Fading, Robin expresses his love for both of them, and dies, having transformed the lives of many others like him.
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Q: Fact1: father gets transferred to Mumbai life changes, Fact2: love life falls apart, Fact3: father ’s office colleague becomes great source of strength, Fact4: Anu opts for divorce and with infant in hands she lands in Chennai, Fact5: son takes up job as maid in Anu 's house to make atonement for son 's sins

A: Anu Sujatha is a happygolucky girl headoverheels in love with her boyfriend Bharani Ravi Kumar. Her life changes when her father gets transferred to Mumbai then Bombay. Her love life falls apart as Bharani doesn’t respond to any of her letters. In addition, her father becomes seriously ill. Her father’s office colleague, Ramanathan Rajinikanth, becomes a great source of strength for her in these tough times. Soon, he asks for her hand in marriage. She accepts gratefully, and confesses that she had a boyfriend, who has seemingly forgotten her. However, Anu soon realises that Ramanathan is a sadistic and jealous husband, who tortures her no end. She opts for a divorce and, with an infant in her hands, she lands in Chennai Madras to take up a new job and start a new life. Her life takes a turn for the better in Chennai as she has a very supportive friendgroup in her office, particularly a widower, Janardhan Kamal Hassan. Janardhan, or Johnnie as he is popularly called, is a talented ventriloquist who talks through his puppet, Junior. He falls in love with Anu, but is unable to muster up the courage to tell her about it. In an interesting cinematic twist, Ramanathan’s mother Leelavathi discovers that her son had married and tortured Anu and takes up a job as a maid in Anus house to make atonement for her sons sins. Anu also stumbles upon Bharani in Chennai and discovers that her letters to him never reached as they were intercepted by his mentallychallenged sister. Soon, Anu renews her relationship with Bharani and life seems to be looking up for her. But the ghosts of the past continue to haunt her. Ramanathan comes to Chennai in the role of her boss – a contrite and repentant Ramanathan, who now wants to remarry Anu and redress the wrongs he had done. The situation becomes piquant with 3 men vying for Anu – her exlove, her exhusband and a silent lover lurking on the sidelines.
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Q: Fact1: dying zamindar has been shifted from mansion to outbuilding, Fact2: widow life has been plagued by misfortune, Fact3: ill-omened young girl was blamed by villagers for untimely death of father and then for own abandonment by mother, Fact4: Shanichari 's early marriage to drunkard named ends abruptly, Fact5: husband succumbs to outbreak of plague at village fair

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As the narrative begins, the dying zamindar Thakur translation: landlord Amjad Khan of the desert village of Barna has been shifted from his mansion to an outbuilding and is performing the rite of godaan or gifting a cow to a brahman. Anticipating his imminent death, and realizing that none of his close relatives are likely to mourn him, he summons a rudaali named Bhikni Rakhee from a nearby town. While waiting for her client to die, Bhikni temporarily lodges in the modest home of Shanichari Dimple Kapadia, a widow whose life has been plagued by misfortune. Born on a Saturday a badluck day ruled by the malefic planet Shanichar or Saturn, the illomened young girl was blamed by villagers for the untimely death of her father, and then for her own abandonment by her mother, Peewli, who ran off to join a nautanki folk theatre troupe. The tale of Shanichari’s life, told to the sympathetic Bhikni, unfolds in a series of flashbacks. Shanicharis early marriage to a drunkard named Ganju ends abruptly when her husband succumbs to an outbreak of plague at a village fair. She is left with a son, Budhua played as an adult by Raghuveer Yadav, whom she adores, though she realizes that he has inherited her mothers penchant for irresponsible wandering. Her poverty is relieved somewhat by employment at the zamindars haveli mansion after the masters son, Lakshman Singh Raj Babbar takes a fancy to her. She attends on his spoiled but strictly secluded wife, and periodically converses with her benefactor, who lectures her on social equality and urges her to look up into his eyes when speaking to him. This romance leads to the masters gift to Shanichari, one night after a singing performance, of her own house and two acres of land—a gesture that offers her a modicum of financial security within the village. One day, Budhua brings home a pregnant young prostitute, Mungri Sushmita Mukherjee as his wife. Their marriage is brief, as the quarrelsome Mungri aborts their child, Shanicharis hopedfor grandson. Budhua then runs away from home. Shanicharis painful reminiscences of these trials—throughout which, she says, she has never been able to shed a tear—alternate with scenes in the present, depicting her growing bond with Bhikni. On the very night of the old zamindars longawaited death, Bhikni is called over to meet Bhimdata from the neighbouring village. As Shanichari bids adieu to Lakshman Singh, who plans to leave the village after his fathers death, a messenger comes from Bhimdata. The messenger tells her of Bhiknis untimely death due to the plague, and of how in her dying breath she had asked Shanichari to be informed of how she was actually Peewli, her mother. This unleashes Shanicharis pentup emotions and transforms her, too, into a rudaali.
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