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.

Fact1: Jim Montjoy As described in gowes to make fortunes film magazine, Fact2: Jim falls in love, Fact3: Stanley goes to New York to try to obtain better price, Fact4: Diana As buys wife book titled How to be Happy Though Married joke, Fact5: husband escorting original from photograph
As described in a film magazine, Jim Montjoy MacLean, who is engaged to Millicent Lee Bennett, gowes with his brother Jim Cooley to Mexico to make their fortunes. Jim falls in love with a Mexican girl, Diana Ramon Vale, and a photograph of her gets into Jims coat pocket. The brothers own a mining claim that Dianas uncle French wants to buy, so Jim stays in Mexico to look after the property while Stanley goes to New York to try to obtain a better price. There he discovers Bob Davis McCullough is trying to cut him out, so he marries Millicent without delay. As a joke he buys his wife a book titled How to be Happy Though Married, but it ends up giving her jealous thoughts. She finds the photograph of Diana in Stanleys coat pocket and pretends to go away on a visit, but when she returns to the house she finds her husband escorting the original from the photograph and installing her in one of the bedrooms. Jim, having eloped with his Mexican charmer, is back in town and left to buy new clothes, and Jim then leaves without knowing his wife is in the house. The women meet, and although neither can understand the others language, they get into an argument. Blond Millicent thinks the handsome brunette is trying to steal her husband, while Diana thinks that her sisterinlaw is attempting to rob her of her jewels. All is resolved when the men return.

Fact1: summer stock company trying out revival of old melodrama, Fact2: Virtue 's Reward in Jenny 's rural community before opening in New York City, Fact3: mother had acted in very play, Fact4: producer Archer Fisher is dissatisfied with performance of actress Lillian Temple in role of young innocent girl, Fact5: Jenny As is disappointed when she finds result
Jenny Yates Anne Shirley dreams of following in the profession of her deceased actor parents, but her grandfather, Uriah Lowell, with whom she lives, strongly disapproves. One day, the chatty young woman strikes up a conversation with struggling painteractor Phil Greene, Jr. He is associated with a summer stock company trying out a revival of an old melodrama, Virtues Reward, in Jennys rural community before opening in New York City. Jenny is thrilled when he offers to give her a free ticket to that nights show, as her mother had acted in that very play. When Uriah finds a playbill, he forbids her to go out and threatens to lock her out if she disobeys his orders. She mistakenly believes that livein young hired hand Michael Arbuckle betrayed her, and promises him that she will tell her grandfather about his own misdeeds. When Uriah finds her gone, he carries through with his threat, but then changes his mind and unlocks the door. However, Michael locks it again after he leaves. Meanwhile, producer Archer Fisher is dissatisfied with the performance of actress Lillian Temple in the role of a young innocent girl. She complains that she has not been paid for six weeks. As a result, Jenny is disappointed when she finds another play being performed that night. When she returns home, she finds the door locked, and assumes her grandfather has thrown her out. The company is leaving that night, so she hides in the rumble seat of Phils car. When he finds the stowaway, he does not have enough gas to take her home, so he reluctantly takes her to New York. They both rent rooms from Tippie Tipton. Phil tries to discourage Jenny from pursuing her unrealistic dreams by sending her to see Archie, but his plan backfires when she is hired to replace Lillian. Worse, Jenny assumes the play is a serious production, whereas Phil knows that Archie intends to draw laughs from the audience with the hopelessly oldfashioned play. When Phil is unable to disillusion Jenny, Tippie offers to do so, but cannot either. In fact, Jenny takes her hints to mean that Phil is in love with her, but is unwilling to start a relationship until he is established as a painter. Uriah comes to New York in search of his granddaughter. Through Phils father, he finally manages to contact Phil. They all attend the premiere. Part way through her performance, Jenny realizes the truth, but gamely carries on. After the performance, she decides to return home. She tells Phil she never wants to see him again, but when she finds him hiding in the trunk of Uriahs car, she changes her mind.

Fact1: Frederick J. Frenger Jr. starts new life in Miami, Fact2: naive prostitute is student at community college, Fact3: Junior goes to Moseley 's home Being proactive criminal, Fact4: Susie is busy taking bath and working on haiku, Fact5: Moseley tracks down couple through utility account opened up in Susie 's name

Frederick J. Frenger Jr. who asks to be called Junior, a violent psychopath recently released from a California prison, starts a new life in Miami. Before leaving the airport, he steals luggage and kills a Hare Krishna after breaking his finger. Junior checks into a hotel and hooks up with Susie Waggoner, a naive prostitute who is a student at a community college. They become romantically involved and take a house together, with Susie blissfully unaware of Juniors criminal activities and harboring fantasies of living happily ever after. An investigation of the Hare Krishna murder leads grizzled policeman Sgt. Hoke Moseley to come knocking on their door. Moseley shares a homecooked dinner with the couple, upon Susies suggestion, and plays it cool while seemingly indicating to Junior that hes on to him. He overtly suspects Junior has been in prison and wants him to come to the police station for a lineup. Being a proactive criminal, Junior goes to Moseleys home the next day, assaults him, and steals his gun, badge and dentures. One interesting scene is when Junior is with Susie and she is busy taking a bath and working on a haiku. He decides to break into a nearby apartment. He steals an IMI Desert Eagle handgun and a steak. As he is doing this, he speaks aloud a haiku of his own, Breaking entering. The dark and lonely places. Finding a big gun. Junior begins using the badge, demanding bribes as rewards after breaking up robberies, only to keep the loot for himself. Hes highly enjoying his new role as criminal with a badge and the perks it holds for him. Susie happily cooks for him. While at a grocery store, Junior witnesses an armed robbery and decides to break it up. He lectures the gunman about avoiding a life of crime, but the gunman runs a truck over him. Junior complains to Susie that the straight life has made him too soft. Moseley tracks down the couple through a utility account opened up in Susies name. He pretends to run into her at the grocery store, where they swap recipes. After she lies that she has left Junior, Moseley tells her that Junior is a murderer and that he and the police are looking for him. Back home, to test whether he will lie to her, Susie deliberately ruins a pie by adding too much vinegar to it. To her disappointment, Frenger compliments the dessert and eats it with gusto. The next day, Junior asks Susie to drive him around town on errands. Their first stop is a pawn shop, which he robs. In the course of the robbery, the pawnbroker chops off several of Frengers fingers before being killed by him. Badly injured, he limps to the car, but Susie drives away upon realizing what hes done. Moseley pursues him to the house, where he shoots and kills Junior. Being ironic with his last words, Junior tells Moseley, Susies gonna get you, Sarge. Susie then arrives and Moseley asks why she stayed with him for so long. She explains that he ate everything she ever cooked and never hit her.