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.
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Question: Fact1: evening before he must supervise large concrete pour in Birmingham, Fact2: concrete pour in European history largest non-nuclear facility, Fact3: wife and sons are awaiting arrival home to watch important football match, Fact4: Locke decides to drive to London to be with Bethan during childbirth, Fact5: Bethan calls to share cooing of baby having had successful birth

Answer: The evening before he must supervise a large concrete pour in Birmingham the largest nonnuclear facility concrete pour in European history, construction foreman Ivan Locke learns that Bethan, a colleague from a job in Croydon with whom he had a onenight stand seven months previously which resulted in her becoming pregnant, has gone into premature labour. Despite his job responsibilities and although his wife and sons are eagerly awaiting his arrival home to watch an important football match, Locke decides to drive to London to be with Bethan during childbirth. Locke never forgave his father for abandoning him as a child, and he is determined not to make the same mistake, even though he has no relationship with, nor any particular feelings for, Bethan. Over the course of the twohour drive from Birmingham to London, Locke holds a total of 36 phone calls with: his boss Gareth; his backup work colleague Donal; Katrina – his wife of 15 years – to confess his infidelity; his sons, Eddie and Sean, who call him separately with updates on the match and eventually the worrisome breakdown of their mother; St. Marys maternity unit medical personnel, Sister Margaret then Dr. Gullu, who are working with Bethan through some troubling complications; the council head, Cassidy, and local police authority, PC Davids, required for the road closures needed to allow the 225+ concrete trucks to properly access the site; and with Bethan to reassure her during her labour. During these calls, he is fired from his job, banned from his house by his wife, and asked by his older son to please return home. He coaches his assistant Donal through preparing the pour despite some major setbacks, and has imaginary conversations with his dead father, whom he envisions unseen onscreen as a passenger in the car; he berates his father for abandoning Lockes family, and vows he will not repeat that mistake. When he is close to the hospital, Bethan calls to share the cooing of the baby, having had a successful birth.


Question: Fact1: Flint has spent planning revenge against man named Gregg, Fact2: sixty-mile fortified encirclement of compound prevents anyone from entering or leaving without Flint 's consent, Fact3: Gregg 's Ann is brought up innocently in convent in Cape Town, Fact4: camp summoned by Flint has stolen large shipment of rival 's ivory, Fact5: Gregg Years ran away with Flint 's wife after kicking Flint in back paralyzing him and leaving him for dead

Answer: Deadlegs Flint, an embittered paraplegic who lives in the Kongo, controls the natives by using cheap tricks that appear to be magical. Assisting him with his magic tricks are his fiance Tula, two thugs, Hogan and Cookie, and a loyal native, Fuzzy. Flint has spent the last eighteen years planning revenge against a man named Gregg who stole his wife and took her away from the jungle. Flint has built a sixtymile, fortified encirclement of his compound that prevents anyone from entering or leaving without Flints consent. Having seen to it that Greggs daughter Ann is brought up innocently by nuns in a convent in Cape Town, Flint sends Hogan to bring her to his compound. In Cape Town, Hogan, dressed as a missionary, is able to convince Ann to go with him into the Kongo by saying that he will take her to her father. When she arrives at Flints compound, Ann is held as a prisoner. After spending months confined to a brothel in Zanzibar, Ann has become a hardened alcoholic, who does Flints bidding for whiskey, and has no idea why he has brought her to his camp and degraded her. When a cynical, drugaddicted doctor named Kingsland arrives at the camp, he and Ann fall in love. Flint, who needs Kingsland to be free from drugs in order to perform an operation on his legs, places the doctor in the swamp so that leeches can suck all of the drugs poison out of his system. Flint also tolerates Anns relationship with the doctor and its purifying effect, even while he ridicules her. Some time after the operation, Gregg arrives at the camp, summoned by Flint, who has stolen a large shipment of his rivals ivory. Flint hopes to have the ultimate revenge against Gregg by showing him his now degraded daughter, then having him killed, and having Ann burned as the sacrifice in the natives burial ceremony. Flint taunts Gregg until Gregg finally recognizes Flint for the man he once knew as Rutledge. Years before, when Gregg was known as Whitehall, he ran away with Flints wife after kicking Flint in the back, paralyzing him, and leaving him for dead. From that time, Flint has plotted his revenge against Gregg and the girl who he thought was Greggs daughter. When Gregg proves, however, that Ann is actually Flints own daughter, Flint is stunned, and begs Gregg not to leave the compound or he will be killed Flint had earlier ordered Fuzzy to shoot Gregg if he tried to leave the compound. Gregg does not listen to his old enemy and leaves, and Fuzzy kills him. Now desperate to save Ann from the natives sacrificial fire, Flint arranges for her and Kingsland to escape through a tunnel in the swamp that only Fuzzy knows. Just before Flint dies trying to keep the natives at bay, he prays that Ann will get away safely with Kingsland. Some time later, Kingsland and Ann are on a boat sailing away from Africa, about to be married by the ships captain.


Question: Fact1: Boyce becomes disillusioned with U.S. government especially after reading misrouted communique dealing with CIA 's plan to depose Prime Minister of Australia, Fact2: Lee agrees to contact with KGB 's agents in Mexico, Fact3: Alex becomes reluctant to deal through Lee as middleman because of Lee 's periods of irrationality, Fact4: Mexican police and U.S. Foreign Service officer accompanies him to police station, Fact5: pictures of same location was on postcard showing officers surrounding dead man on street

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Boyce, an expert in the sport of falconry and son of an FBI office employee, gets a job at a civilian defense contractor working in the socalled Black Vault, a secure communication facility through which flows information on some of the most classified U.S. operations in the world. Boyce becomes disillusioned with the U.S. government through his new position, especially after reading a misrouted communique dealing with the CIAs plan to depose the Prime Minister of Australia. Frustrated by this duplicity, Boyce decides to repay his government by passing classified secrets to the Soviets. Lee is a drug addict and minor cocaine smuggler, called the Snowman, who has frustrated and alienated his family. Lee agrees to contact and deal with the KGBs agents in Mexico on Boyces behalf, motivated not by idealism but by what he perceives as an opportunity to make money, then eventually settle in Costa Rica. As the pair become increasingly involved with espionage, Lees ambition to create a major espionage business coupled with his excessive drug use begins to alienate the two from each other. Alex, their Soviet handler, becomes increasingly reluctant to deal through Lee as the middleman because of Lees periods of irrationality. Boyce wants to end the espionage so that he can resume a normal life with his girlfriend Lana and attend college. He meets with Lees KGB handler to explain the situation. Lee is desperate to regain the Soviets regard after realizing that the KGB no longer needs him as a courier. Lee is observed tossing a note over the fence at the Soviet embassy in Mexico City. He is arrested by Mexican police and a U.S. Foreign Service officer accompanies him to the police station. When the police search his pockets and find film from a Minox camera Boyce used to photograph documents and a postcard used by the Soviets to show Lee the location of a drop zone, they produce pictures of the same location that was on the postcard, showing officers surrounding a dead man on the street. The Foreign Service officer explains that the Mexican police are trying to implicate him with the murder of a policeman. The police drag Lee away and torture him. Hours later, he reveals that he is a Soviet spy. Told by the Mexican police that he will be deported, Lee is offered a choice of where to be sent. Lee suggests Costa Rica, but the choice is merely between the Soviet Union and the United States. Lee reluctantly agrees to go back to America and is arrested as he walks across the border. Knowing that he too will soon be captured, Boyce releases his pet falcon named Fawkes and then sits down to wait. Moments later, U.S. Marshals and FBI agents surround and capture him. Lee and Boyce are escorted to prison.