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: former Confederate officer Chad Morgan Back home in leads cattle drive to Missouri Texas following Civil War, Fact2: town is lynched for trying to steal whiskey, Fact3: Chad and Joe ride to Kansas City to meet Tom Draper in saloon, Fact4: railroad man is engaged to Joe 's Helen, Fact5: Tom likes idea of railroad spur to aid farmers
Back home in Texas following the Civil War, former Confederate officer Chad Morgan Alan Ladd leads a cattle drive to Missouri, assuring fellow ranchers that their stock will bring 20 a head at auction. Instead, ruthless cattle baron Brog Anthony Caruso has scared off all competition and offers much less. Blamed for what happened, Morgan chooses not to return to Texas. He spends a night in a livery stable and meets town drunk Joe Jagger Edmond OBrien, who is nearly lynched for trying to steal whiskey. Chad helps keep Joe sober after they leave town. They meet farmers who need a better way to sell their wheat, so Chad and Joe ride to Kansas City to meet Tom Draper Don Castle, a railroad man who is engaged to Joes sister Helen Virginia Mayo, a singer in the saloon. Tom likes the idea of a railroad spur to aid the farmers. Helen is pleased at the change in her brother and thanks Chad, which brings out some jealousy in her fiance. Brog and his henchman disrupt the towns construction attempts while Chad is out of town. Joe tries to stand up to him, resisting the strong temptation to drink, but when he does, Brog guns him down. Her brothers death causes Helen to turn on Chad upon his return. Brog stampedes cattle through the town. He and his henchman then attempt to ambush Chad, who kills them both in selfdefense. Helen embraces him and Tom realizes he has lost her for good.

Fact1: Bahadur is on quest for perfect match for Manjari, Fact2: Raghu is married to Leela, Fact3: Leela works in Raghu 's home, Fact4: Manjari is in love with Raja, Fact5: Ramadasu to set pretends to be Bonkulamarri Raja big-time Zamindar and stays in Mukunda Rao 's home affairs straight and teach Ramadasu lesson
Rao Bahadur Ramadasu T. S. Balaiah borrows from all and sundry, and spends relentlessly. Zamindar Diwan Bahadur Mukunda Rao S. V. Ranga Rao is an innocent simpleton, and a good man. He is on the quest for the perfect match for his granddaughter Manjari Savitri. Ramadasu wants his Londonreturned son, Dr. Raghu T. R. Ramachandran to marry Manjari and take all of Mukunda Raos assets. Raghu is married to Leela Jamuna, who is pretending to be a maidservant and works in Raghus home. Manjari is in love with Raja Gemini Ganesan, Leelas brother, who reciprocates and is jailed for being a revolutionary and a part of the independence struggle. Rajas released from jail, and to set the affairs straight and teach Ramadasu a lesson, he pretends to be Bonkulamarri Raja, a bigtime Zamindar and stays in Mukunda Raos home, who now wants Raja to marry Manjari. Raghu gets involved in the drama without anyones invite or knowledge, thus producing situational humor by posing as a prospective groom for Manjari and flirting with his maidwife much to his fathers horror. Confusion and comedy follow, while in the end Ramadasu learns his lesson and all the pairs are united.

Fact1: Jan recall past life while working for Angelo Living under new identity on island of French-governed Guadalupe, Fact2: band of refugees stripped of friends and country by war To melancholy island of come Guadalupe, Fact3: El Hombre memory was destroyed by brutality of Nazis, Fact4: music drifts into room inhabited by Hoffman wife and invalid charge, Fact5: demented El Hombre takes warning as sign to destroy fishing boat owned by Angelo

Jan Foley Lederer, an amnesiac Czech pianist, is a victim of Nazi torture for playing a banned song. Living under a new identity on the island of Frenchgoverned Guadalupe, Jan tries to recall his past life while working for refugee smuggler Angelo Alexander Granach. To the melancholy island of Guadalupe come a band of refugees, stripped of their friends and their country by the war. Among them dwells a brooding, sinister man known only as El Hombre, whose memory was destroyed by the brutality of the Nazis. One evening, as El Hombre sits trancelike at the piano and plays a somber melody, his music drifts into the room inhabited by other refugees, Dr. Hoffman, his wife Anna, and their invalid charge, Marya Volny. El Hombres playing reminds Anna of Jan Volny, a famous pianist from her homeland of Czechoslovakia, and she bitterly reflects upon the life that they lost. After finishing the piece, El Hombre reads a notice from the governor, warning refugees about murder boats that will promise them asylum in the U.S., but will leave them to perish at sea after fleecing them of their savings. The demented El Hombre takes the warning as a sign to destroy the fishing boat owned by his compassionate employer Angelo. El Hombres act infuriates Angelos cruel brothers, Luigi and Marco, who loathe the stranger and wish him dead. As Maryas condition worsens, Anna blames herself for forcing the girl to leave her homeland and recalls the conditions that drove them into exile: After invading Prague, the Nazis grant permission to Czech pianist Jan Volny to present a concert. They stipulate, however, that The Moldau, a muchloved patriotic symphony written by Bedrich Smetana, be excluded from the concert. Carried away by the beauty of the music, Volny ends his concert with a fourminute paraphrase of the famed symphony. Realizing that his act will draw the wrath of the Nazis and that his wife, Marya, will also suffer at the hands of their oppressors, Volny arranges for the Hoffmans to smuggle her out of the country, but before he can escape himself, he is captured and subjected to unspeakable violence, which deranges him. En route to a concentration camp, Volny overpowers his guards and escapes. After making his way to Lisbon, he hides on a fishing boat owned by Angelo and his brothers, which embarks shortly thereafter and carries him to the island of Guadalupe. In the fog of his unhinged brain, Volny fails to remember his own name and identity, and is thus dubbed El Hombre. As Annas thoughts return to the present, Marya, enchanted by the sound of El Hombres piano, rises from her bed, inches her way down the stairs and then collapses in the street. El Hombre finds her there, and as he fingers the crucifix encircling her neck, his memory begins to return. When the Hoffmans come looking for Marya, El Hombre retreats into the shadows. He begins to recall snatches of his life with Marya, but his reverie is cruelly interrupted by Luigis harsh voice challenging him. Angelo hears shots and finds Luigi, gun in hand, standing over El Hombres body. As the brothers argue, Luigi stabs Angelo with an ice pick. Noticing that El Hombre has vanished, the wounded Angelo follows a trail of blood up the stairs to Maryas room, where the Hoffmans are notifying the police of Maryas death. At her bedside, El Hombre cradles Maryas lifeless body in his arms, begging her to return to life. His entreaties echo the words spoken to him by Marya at the time of their separation in Czechoslovakia, affirming her certainty that he will one day come for her.