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: Herrera family is squatting on property, Fact2: T.C. 's beloved daughter is as has secretly close bond with Juan Herrera, Fact3: T.C. falls in love, Fact4: portion of Furies land to be rightfully his, Fact5: Vance decides to run off friends

A: T. C. Jeffords is a wealthy cattle baron who feels the Herrera family is squatting illegally on his property, The Furies. T.C.s beloved daughter, Vance, is as obsessed with wealth and every bit as ruthless as her father, has a secretly close bond with Juan Herrera. She wants a proper husband who can run the giant ranch with her once T.C. is gone. She falls in love with Rip Darrow, who holds a grudge against T.C., believing a portion of The Furies land to be rightfully his. Vance is shocked when Rip accepts a 50,000 bribe from T.C. to permanently get out of her life. Rip opens a bank in town near a saloon he owns called The Legal Tender. T.C. is so selfpossessed, he pays bills with T.C. notes rather than actual dollars. One day, he brings home a woman to The Furies, Flo Burnett, who wants to marry T.C. for his money. Vance comes to resent this intruder so much, she attacks Flo with a pair of scissors, disfiguring her in a fit of rage. Now that he hates the daughter he once cherished, T.C. cuts off all contact with her. He decides to run off her friends, the Herreras, who engage T.C.s men in a violent gunfight. When they surrender, T.C., he cruelly has Juan Herrera hanged. Swearing vengeance, Vance travels about the west buying up T.C. notes. Her fathers wealth is eroding, to the point that he even goes to Flo in a vain attempt to borrow 50,000 he needs to save The Furies. Vance conspires with her old lover Rip to deceive T.C., even giving him false hope that a wealthy investor is lending him the money. Upon discovering what his daughter has done, T.C. congratulates her on her cunning. He declares its not too late for him to start from scratch, but before he can, the bereaved mother of Juan Herrera guns him down.
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Q: Fact1: airport is filled with fellow undead, Fact2: R and pack of zombies are hunting for food, Fact3: zombies encounter Julie Grigio and group of friends, Fact4: Julie Grigio and group of friends were sent by Julie 's father to recover medical supplies, Fact5: Nora is shocked to see R in territory and notices R 's growing humanity

A: About eight years after a zombie apocalypse, R, a zombie, spends his days wandering around an airport which is now filled with his fellow undead, including his best friend M. R and M achieve rudimentary communication with grunts and moans and occasional nearwords. As a zombie R does not have a heartbeat and constantly craves human flesh, especially brains, as he is able to feel alive through experiencing the victims memories when he eats them. While R and a pack of zombies are hunting for food, they encounter Julie Grigio and a group of her friends, who were sent by Julies father from a walledoff human enclave to recover medical supplies. R sees Julie and is drawn to her; his heart beats for the first time. After being shot in the chest by Julies boyfriend, Perry, R kills Perry while Julie is distracted and eats his brain. Perrys memories increase Rs attraction to Julie. He rescues her from the rest of the pack by wiping some zombie blood on her face, masking her scent, and takes her to an airplane he resides in to keep her safe. Julie is terrified of R and suspicious of his intentions. She starts trusting him after he rescues her during a failed escape attempt and finds food for her. R insists that Julie stay with him for a few days, until he deems it safe enough for her to leave. The two bond, listening to LP records and playing games to kill time, causing R to begin to come to life; his heart starts beating and he is slowly able to communicate with words After a few days, Julie gets restless, and tries to return home, yet attracts swarms of zombies. After fending off a group including M, who is confused by Rs actions, R decides to return her to the human enclave. On the way, R reveals to Julie that he killed Perry, prompting her to abandon him and return home alone. R begins making his way back to the airport, heartbroken. He discovers that M and other zombies are also showing signs of life, making them targets for the Boneys – skeletal zombies who, having lost their humanity, have shed their flesh and prey on anything with a heartbeat. R and M lead a group to the human enclave, where R sneaks inside the wall. R finds Julie and meets her friend Nora, who is shocked to see R in the territory and notices Rs growing humanity. When R reveals that the other corpses are also coming back to life, the three of them attempt to tell Colonel Grigio, Julies father and leader of the survivors. Colonel Grigio dismisses them and threatens to kill R, stopping only when Nora pulls a gun on him. Julie and R escape to a baseball stadium where the rest of Rs group is waiting, but find themselves under attack by Boneys. While M and his gang of zombies square off against the Boneys, Julie and R run, but find themselves trapped. Taking the only escape route, R jumps with Julie into a pool far below, shielding her from the impact. After Julie pulls R from the bottom of the pool, they kiss. Colonel Grigio arrives and shoots R in the shoulder without warning. Julie attempts to persuade him that R has changed, when she notices that he is bleeding from his wound – revealing that he has completely revived and is human once more. The humans and zombies combine forces and kill most of the Boneys while the rest perish from starvation and the zombies slowly assimilate into human society. Later, a fully human R and Julie watch the wall surrounding the city be demolished, signifying the end of the apocalypse.
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Q: Fact1: Jameson masquerades as deposed prince of small European country seducing wealthy women into donating money and jewellery to revolutionary cause, Fact2: Corporal Freddy Benson is small-time operator in US Army, Fact3: Lawrence believing Freddy 's endanger own activities attempts, Fact4: Freddy returns Lawrence into taking him on as apprentice, Fact5: Janet sell off remainder of winnings to pay for Freddy 's treatment

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Lawrence Jameson David Niven is a refined, elegant con artist living in the French Riviera town of BeaumontsurMer. He masquerades frequently as the deposed prince of a small European country, seducing wealthy women into donating money and jewellery to his revolutionary cause. Meanwhile, Corporal Freddy Benson Marlon Brando is a smalltime operator in the US Army stationed in Germany, conning his way into the hearts and wallets of young women with sob stories about his sick grandmother. His attempt at seducing the daughter of a local burgomaster backfires when her father arrives home early, and Freddy is nearly arrested until he blackmails his colonel into giving him an early discharge. On a train to BeaumontSurMer, Freddy cockily displays his skill as a conman to Lawrence, whom he believes to be a henpecked husband. Lawrence, believing Freddys poaching will endanger his own activities, attempts to distract him into leaving town, then when that fails, arranges for his arrest. Lawrence has him released and buys him a plane ticket to America. Unfortunately, one of Lawrences former conquests Dody Goodman is on the plane and mistakes Freddy for a revolutionary in the employ of The Prince. Freddy returns and blackmails Lawrence into taking him on as an apprentice. Freddy is taught to play The Princes mentally challenged brother Ruprecht, a tactic to scare women away from trying to marry the prince. They are successful, but quarrel when Lawrence refuses to pay Freddy until he can acquire the culture necessary for Lawrences style of con. Freddy decides to set out on his own, but since Lawrence believes that there is not enough room in BeaumontSurMer for both of them, the two make a bet. The first one to steal 25,000 from a selected mark will stay. They choose Janet Walker Shirley Jones, a naive American heiress, as their target. Freddy poses as a soldier who has suffered psychosomatic paralysis. He wins Janets affections with a sad story about being betrayed by his first love and convinces her that he needs 25,000 to pay for treatment by a celebrated Swiss psychiatrist, Dr. Emile Shauffhausen. Lawrence then masquerades as Dr. Shauffhausen, agreeing to treat Freddys condition with the stipulation that Janet pay the 25,000 directly to him. The two battle for Janets affections, ruthlessly sabotaging each other, with Lawrence coming out on top, more often than not. Lawrence discovers that Janet is not wealthy after all, but merely a contest winner, and that she intends to sell off the remainder of her winnings to pay for Freddys treatment. Since he only preys on wealthy women who can afford it, Lawrence attempts to call off the bet. Freddy refuses, but suggests that they change the bet: the first to get her into bed will win. Lawrence refuses to try to seduce Janet, but bets that Freddy will fail to do so. Freddy has Lawrence kidnapped by some paratroopers he fools into believing Lawrence is trying to steal his girl. He then convinces Janet of his love by conquering his paralysis and walking. Lawrence has been present the whole time, and he now declares that Freddy is cured. Lawrence explains that he told the soldiers he had been a British Army paratrooper during the war, then filled them in on Freddys lies. The angry soldiers keep Freddy occupied until Lawrence puts Janet on a train. However, just as the train is departing, Janet receives a telegram stating that Dr. Emil Shauffausen has been dead for over 40 years. Confused and distraught, she returns to her hotel room, where she finds Freddy, who apparently succeeds in seducing her. Lawrence gracefully accepts defeat. Freddy surprisingly has had a change of heart; he found he could not take advantage of Janet, that his feelings for her were genuine. Instead, he has married her, is going straight, and they are returning to America. Lawrence reflects that Freddy has gotten the better deal in the end, but is distracted from this train of thought when his next target, a ravishing and extremely wealthy blonde, walks into the room.
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