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: Sir Geoffrey Radcliffe is sentenced to death for murder of Michael, Fact2: Dr. Frank Griffin injects prisoner with invisibility drug, Fact3: recently promoted employee Willie Spears is promoted within company stirring Radcliffe 's suspicions, Fact4: Cobb is killed falling from coal wagon but not before confessing to murder, Fact5: Vincent Price spent remainder of movie as disembodied voice
Sir Geoffrey Radcliffe Vincent Price is sentenced to death for the murder of his brother Michael, a crime he did not commit. Dr. Frank Griffin, the brother of the original invisible man named John instead of Jack, injects the prisoner with an invisibility drug. As Radcliffes execution nears, he suddenly vanishes from his cell. Detective Sampson Cecil Kellaway from the Scotland Yard guesses the truth while Radcliffe searches for the real murderer before the drug causes him to go insane. The Radcliffe family owns a mining operation. The recently promoted employee Willie Spears Alan Napier is promoted within the company, stirring Radcliffes suspicions. After forcing Spears car off the road, Spears is scared into revealing that Richard Cobb Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Radcliffes cousin, is the murderer. After a confrontation, a chase scene ensues during which Radcliffe is struck by a bullet from Sampson. Cobb is killed falling from a coal wagon, but not before confessing to the murder. Radcliffe, dying from blood loss and exposure, makes his way to Dr. Griffin. A blood transfusion makes Radcliffe visible, allowing the doctor to operate and save his life. Vincent Price actually only appeared in the film for one minute, and spent the remainder of the movie as a disembodied voice.

Fact1: Johnny 's brother does n't live in town, Fact2: Mary Dark is in love with Johnny, Fact3: Johnny in need n't card game, Fact4: man named comes to town day, Fact5: Tallman stood up to Red Concho in town
The mean and boastful Johnny Concho is also a coward, but the people of Cripple Creek, Arizona, let him have his way. They know that Johnnys brother, who doesnt live in town, is the notorious gunfighter Red Concho, someone they truly fear. Mary Dark, daughter of the general stores owner, is in love with Johnny, but isnt yet aware of the kind of man he really is. Johnny has everyone so cowed that, in a card game, he neednt even show his hand to claim the pot. That lasts until the day a man named Tallman comes to town. Tallman calls the bluff of Johnny at the poker table. Johnny wants the sheriff, Henderson, to take care of this, but Tallman stuns everyone by announcing that he recently stood up to Red Concho in another town and killed him. Exposed for the yellowbelly he is, Johnny rides off. Mary still loves him and follows, but wherever Johnny goes, word reaches that he is not a man to be trusted or feared. Tallman, meanwhile, has taken over Johnnys role in Cripple Creek, appointing himself as the law and demanding to be paid a percentage from every business in town. Mary still wants to marry Johnny, but at the wedding his cowardice comes out once more. A man who knew his brother informs him that Red was actually just like Johnny, a blowhard with no guts. Johnny pulls himself together and returns to Cripple Creek to face Tallman in the street. Tallman wounds him, but the townspeople are impressed by Johnnys bravery and willing to help. Marys father shoots Tallman and kills him. Johnny prepares to leave town, knowing hes not wanted here, but Mary and the others invite him to stay.

Fact1: aging Robin Hood is trusted captain fighting for King Richard Lionheart in France, Fact2: Robin and right-hand man refuse to attack, Fact3: orders is wounded by arrow thrown by old man, Fact4: Richard lacks strength to strike him and falls to floor, Fact5: old nemesis has ordered arrest in response to King 's order to expel senior leaders of Roman Catholic Church from England

An aging Robin Hood is a trusted captain fighting for King Richard the Lionheart in France, the Crusades long over. Richard orders him to take a castle that is rumoured to hold a gold statue. Discovering that it is defended by a solitary, oneeyed old man who is sheltering harmless women and children, and convinced that there is no statue, Robin and his righthand man, Little John, refuse to attack. King Richard, angry at their insubordination, orders the pairs execution, but before his orders can be carried out, he is mortally wounded by an arrow thrown by the old man. Richard has the helpless residents massacred, with the exception of the old man, because Richard likes his eye; it also turns out that there never was a gold statue. The King offers to let Robin beg for his life. When Robin refuses, Richard draws his sword, but lacks the strength to strike him and falls to the floor. Robin helps him, and moved by his loyalty, with his last words, Richard frees Robin and Little John. After Richards death, Robin and Little John return to England and are reunited with old friends Will Scarlet and Friar Tuck in Sherwood Forest. When Robin casually inquires about Maid Marian, they tell him she has become an abbess. When he goes to see her, she finds him as impossible as ever. He learns that his old nemesis, the Sheriff of Nottingham, has ordered her arrest in response to the Kings order to expel senior leaders of the Roman Catholic Church from England. Marian wants no trouble, but Robin rescues her against her will, injuring Sir Ranulf, the Sheriffs arrogant guest, in the process. Ignoring the Sheriffs warnings, Sir Ranulf pursues Robin into the forest. His men are ambushed and devastated by arrows; Sir Ranulf is left unharmed only because Robin orders him spared. When the news of Robins return spreads, old comrades and new recruits rally once more to him. Sir Ranulf asks King John for 200 soldiers to deal with Robin. The Sheriff waits in the open fields beyond the Forest, knowing Robin will attack. When Robin does, he proposes that he and the Sheriff duel to settle the issue, despite the protests of Sir Ranulf. Despite Robin appearing to have superior skills at the start of the fight, it soon becomes clear that the Sheriff is surprisingly in fact far superior to Robin, and more than a match for Robin. More agile and resistant, the Sheriff begins dominating Robin in the fight. Eventually the Sheriff has the wounded Robin at his mercy and demands his surrender. Refusing, Robin manages to kill the Sheriff with the last of his strength. Led by Sir Ranulf, the soldiers attack and scatter Robins ragtag band, many of whom are captured or killed. Little John swiftly kills Sir Ranulf. Then he and Marian take Robin to her abbey, where she keeps her medicine. Robin believes he will recover to win future battles. Little John stands guard outside while Marian tends to Robins wounds. Marian prepares a draft and takes a drink of it herself before giving it to Robin. He drinks the medicine and notes that the pain has gone away and his legs have gone numb. Then, realizing that she has poisoned them both, he cries out for Little John. However, he comes to understand that Marian has acted out of love because he would never be the same man again. She tells him: Robin and Marian try to touch each others hands as Little John crashes through the door and weeps at Robins bedside. Robin asks Little John for his bow and shoots an arrow from his deathbed through the open window, and tells him to bury them both where it lands. The arrow soars out of the window into the distance. Apples are seen decaying on the windowsill.