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: Consider Input: Fact1: movie starts with action of Police officer Arjun Singh, Fact2: Police officer Arjun Singh brave of heart, Fact3: Arjun arrests infamous Dacoit Kundan Singh after sudden fight, Fact4: Police was injured in encounter, Fact5: Kundan By help of fled from lockup Ajit

Output: The story based on the life of three lady dacoits, namely Phoolan, Hasina and Ramkali. The movie starts with action of Police officer Arjun Singh, who is honest and brave of heart. Arjun arrests infamous Dacoit Kundan Singh after a sudden fight. Police constable Bahadur was injured in this encounter, but Arjun succeeded in capturing Kundan. By the help of corrupt cop Ajit, Kundan fled from the lockup and attacked Arjuns house. Arjun was killed by Kundan. Arjuns friend Inspector Badsah Khan promises that he will take revenge of this murder one day. Years later, a village girl Phoolan helps the lady police inspector Hasina to arrest one illegal arms supplier. The main arms dealer or kingpin of crime sent his goon Vikhu to kidnap Phoolan. Actually, the kingpin is Kundan, who takes the new name, Thakur Saheb. Thakur rapes Phoolan, but police officer Ajit does not take any action against the offender. Although Ispector Hasina arrests Vikhu, Ajit fabricate a false murder case against Hasina and send her into the jail. Phoolan kills two henchmen of Thakur, runs out from the area and also makes her own gang of dacoits. On another occasion, Ramkali, daughter of deceased Arjun Singh is forcefully sent into a brothel. She kills the lady brothel keeper and joins with Phoolan and Hasina. These three victimized ladies start to take revenge against their respective oppressors.


Input: Consider Input: Fact1: Harold Calvert is sent on course to learn to fly new bomber, Fact2: other pilots cousin think has shirked duties by claiming engine trouble on raid over Ploesti oil fields, Fact3: Cal stands up for Tom, Fact4: Tom is furious and reprimands Cal for endangering test program, Fact5: Wolfe leads them to bases in China

Output: In 1943, Capt. Harold Cal Calvert Wendell Corey is sent on a course at Smoky Hill, Kansas, to learn to fly a new bomber, the Boeing B29 Superfortress. His instructor is his cousin, Major Tom West Forrest Tucker, an officer who the other pilots think has shirked his duties by claiming engine trouble on the raid over the Ploesti oil fields. Cal stands up for Tom when a crewman taunts his cousin in front of Helen Vera Ralston, a nurse that Tom has been seeing. Cal and the other students learn that the pressurized B29 can fly higher, faster and farther than any other bomber. On a test flight, when an overconfident Cal pushes a B29 higher than instructed, a sudden decompression nearly ends in tragedy. One of the crew is sucked out of the aircraft, but is able to use his parachute. Tom is furious and reprimands Cal for endangering the test program, which the Air Force brass is monitoring closely. Maj. Gen. Wolfe Walter Brennan finally declares that the pilots and the B29s are ready for combat. He leads them to bases in China where they will launch attacks on Japan. Cals first missions are harrowing, although the B29s prove to be extremely effective. When the group is transferred to Guam, Tom is reunited with Helen, who is also assigned there. Cal is flying continually on high altitude missions, but Gen. Curtis E. LeMay William Witney, the new commanding officer, changes tactics to more accurate low altitude raids that will produce more damage. Helen is slowly falling for the more heroic Cal, and when he and Tom are on a mission together in a mass raid on Tokyo, their B29 is hit by antiaircraft fire. With Cal wounded and Tom at the controls, the stricken aircraft barely makes it back to the base. Tom goes back into the fiery wreckage to save a trapped crewman, but is killed when the aircraft explodes. Several weeks later, as the war ends when B29s drop the most devastating weapon of all, the atom bomb, on cities in Japan, Cal and Helen remain together.


Input: Consider Input: Fact1: Almayer is lone Dutch trader grubbing to survive in colonial Malaysia, Fact2: Nina finds family home and business because of Almayer 's obsession with finding gold in mountains, Fact3: return rekindles interest in Almayer household bringing in new business, Fact4: new business allows Almayer to build lavish new house in compound, Fact5: prominent Arab asks for Nina ’s hand in marriage


Output: Almayer is a lone Dutch trader grubbing to survive in colonial Malaysia. He sends his 10yearold daughter Nina to Singapore to be educated as a Westerner, much to the distress of her mother Mem, a local woman of Betawi origin. The couple stop speaking to each other as a result. When Nina returns as a beautiful woman ten years later, she finds the family home and business in dire straits because of Almayers obsession with finding gold in the mountains. Her return rekindles interest in the Almayer household, bringing in new business that allows Almayer to build a lavish new house in his compound. Ninas presence attracts a number of suitors, including the nephew of a prominent Arab who asks for Nina’s hand in marriage. Almayer rejects the proposal, however, igniting an animosity between the traders that helps lead to Almayers later downfall. Almayer guards Nina jealously as he sees her as an important part of his unrealistic dreams. He believes her beauty, combined with the gold he expects to unearth, will help him build a trading empire and fulfill his fantasy of a glorious future back in Europe, a world he has never seen. A handsome Malay prince and trader named Dain Maroola enters the scene. Dain wants to buy gunpowder through Almayer. Almayer doesn’t question why the man wants explosives. Dain manipulates him with tales of the legendary gold mountain of which he claims to know the location. As Almayer’s trading post prospers, he believes he is in reach of his dreams and readies boats and equipment for his goldseeking expedition. In his fanaticism, he doesn’t notice Dain and Nina fall in love. Mother Mem knows Almayer wont tolerate such a union. Given the deep animosity she feels toward her husband, she fuels and encourages the relationship while keeping Almayer in the dark. Dain turns out to be a Malay freedom fighter who uses the purchased gunpowder to blow up a Dutch vessel at the mouth of the river. Now an outlaw, the British and Dutch military hunt along the river. When Dains men are attacked by colonial forces during a violent tropical storm, Dain is believed killed. Almayer fears he has lost his chances to find gold and goes on an alcoholfuelled binge. He doesnt know that Dain faked his own death and eloped with Nina. When he learns the truth from Mem, Almayer heads off in pursuit of the couple up river, determined that his daughter will not leave for a Malay. When Almayer finds the couple, he is unable to convince his daughter to return. Heartbroken, he helps them escape and returns to his new house, which he burns down. Alienated and distraught, he is left with only his shattered dreams and the burned ruins of Almayers Folly.