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.

[EX Q]: Fact1: man had died days before murder, Fact2: Gangster boss Frank Buchanan was betrayed by members of own underworld gang, Fact3: Steigg are killed in same fashion, Fact4: police discover common connection between murdered gang, Fact5: police doctor discovers atomic-powered remote control
[EX A]: A hulking zombie breaks into a mansion and kills a gangster named Hennesy. The blood stains left behind at the crime scene are radioactive, and the fingerprints of the killer are of a man who had died days before the murder; the police are baffled. Gangster boss Frank Buchanan, who had been forced to flee the United States before he was deported, was betrayed by members of his own underworld gang. While traveling in Europe, he finds exNazi scientist Wilhelm Steigg Gaye, who is trying to reanimate the dead in order to provide a menial labor pool that is easily exploited. Buchanan funds the research and brings the scientist to America with the unstated goal of sending Steiggs zombies out to murder those who ousted him; one by one, they are killed in the same fashion. The police eventually discover the common connection between the murdered gang members and Buchanan. They try to put the remaining three into protective custody, but Buchanan uses a reanimated dead cop to kill one of them, and a reanimated dead police captain to kill the remaining two. When the zombie captain is captured, police doctor, Dr. Chet Walker Denning discovers an atomicpowered remote control brain implant and deduces what has been going on. Police and army troops converge on Buchanans leadlined mansion, and he sends out his unkillable zombies to battle them. Walker, however, is able to get into the mansion and smash the atomicpowered equipment that controls the zombies; after doing so, they all collapse. Buchanan is about to shoot Walker, but the stillanimated zombie police captain, now under Walkers control, grabs and strangles Buchanan before he can fire a shot.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Judy returns to disapproval of Lottie and stepfather Harvey as well as disbelief from Jack 's parents, Fact2: Jack 's parents accuse her of loose morals, Fact3: Lottie has change of heart, Fact4: smooth talker named Pete Bailey seduces Judy only to jilt Judy on what Judy believes After finding job and beginning relationship with is wedding day boy, Fact5: car is goodbye from Pete
[EX A]: Judy Graham, just 18 years old, elopes to Mexico with boyfriend Jack, only to have him killed there. Judy returns to the disapproval of mother Lottie and stepfather Harvey, as well as disbelief from Jacks parents, the Baynes, who doubt the girls story and accuse her of loose morals. Judy realizes she is pregnant. She and older friend Ava go to Tijuana to find the marriage license, but no paperwork for a Bayne is found. She eventually gives birth to a baby boy, but doesnt wish to see him. Lottie has a change of heart and cares for the child. Jacks parents discover the wedding license in their sons belongings, mistakenly listed as Payne, and forgive Judy, but shes appalled by their hypocrisy. After finding a job and beginning a relationship with a boy, Danny Fuller, a smooth talker named Pete Bailey seduces her, only to jilt Judy on what she believes is her wedding day. A car she mistook as a marriage gift is actually a goodbye from Pete, who abandons her. A distraught Judy gets into a car crash. Danny rescues her from the wreck, expressing his hope that everyone will make up to Judy for their previous behavior toward her.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Allies are making good progress driving back Axis powers in Italy, Fact2: Allied units and search for stolen art to return it to rightful owners, Fact3: Claire Simone is forced to assist Nazi officer Viktor Stahl in overseeing theft of art for Adolf Hitler 's Fuhrermuseum or as personal property of Hermann Goring, Fact4: Stokes unit finds work frustrated by Allied officers in field, Fact5: work frustrated by Allied officers in field refuse to endanger own troops for sake of mission
[EX A]:
In 1943, the Allies are making good progress driving back the Axis powers in Italy. Frank Stokes persuades President Roosevelt that victory will have little meaning if the artistic treasures of Western civilization are lost. Stokes is directed to assemble an Army unit nicknamed the Monuments Men, comprising museum directors, curators, art historians, and an architect, to both guide Allied units and search for stolen art to return it to its rightful owners. In July 1944, Claire Simone, a curator in occupied France, is forced to assist Nazi officer Viktor Stahl in overseeing the theft of art for either Adolf Hitlers Fuhrermuseum or as personal property of senior commanders such as Hermann Goring. All seems lost when she discovers that Stahl is taking all of her gallerys contents to Germany as the Allies approach Paris. Simone runs to the railyard to confront him, but can only watch as he departs aboard the train carrying the cargo. Stokes unit finds its work frustrated by Allied officers in the field, who refuse to endanger their own troops for the sake of his mission. James Granger finds that Simone will not cooperate with those whom she suspects want to confiscate the stolen art for their own country. The unit splits up to cover more ground, with varying degrees of success. British officer Donald Jeffries sneaks into occupied Bruges at night to save Michelangelos Madonna of Bruges, but is killed in the attempt. Richard Campbell and Preston Savitz, learn that Van Eycks Ghent Altarpiece was removed by the priests of Ghent Cathedral for safekeeping, but their truck was stopped and the panels taken. Eventually, they find and arrest Viktor Stahl, who is hiding as a farmer, when they identify the paintings in his house as masterpieces, at least one stolen from the Rothschild Collection. In December 1944, Walter Garfield and Jean Claude Clermont get lost in the countryside and blunder into a firefight. Clermont is mortally wounded and dies when Garfield is unable to find medical help. Meanwhile, Simone reconsiders when Granger shows her the Nero Decree, which orders the destruction of all German possessions if Hitler dies or Germany falls, and sees him return a painting looted from a Jewish family to its rightful place in their empty home. She provides a comprehensive ledger she has compiled that provides valuable information on the stolen art and the rightful owners. Even as the team learns that the artwork is being stored in various mines and castles, it also learns that it must now compete against the Soviet Union, which is seizing artwork as war reparations. Meanwhile, Colonel Wegner is systematically destroying whole art caches. Eventually, the team has some success, as it discovers at least one mine hiding over 16,000 art pieces. In addition, the team captures the entire gold reserves of the Nazi German national treasury. Finally, the team finds a mine in Austria that appears to have been demolished. However, they discover that the entrances were blocked by the locals to prevent the Nazis from destroying the contents. The team evacuates as much artwork as possible, including the sculpture Jeffries died trying to defend, before the Soviets arrive. As the war comes to an end in May 1945, Stokes reports back to President Truman that the team has recovered vast quantities of artwork and various other culturally significant items. As he requests to stay in Europe to oversee further searching and restoration, Truman asks Stokes if his efforts were worth the lives of the men he lost. Stokes says they were. Truman then asks if, thirty years from then, anyone will remember that these men died for a piece of art. In the final scene, set in 1977, the elderly Stokes, replies Yeah, while he takes his grandson to see Michelangelos Madonna.