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.

Example Input: Fact1: tailcoat is custom made for renowned stage actor Paul Orman, Fact2: custom made for renowned stage actor Paul Orman seeks to rekindle romance with Ethel, Fact3: John offers to show Paul weapon collection, Fact4: Harry Wilson is about to marry Diane, Fact5: Diane 's friend dares her to examine contents of Harry 's topcoat
Example Output: The tailcoat is custom made for renowned stage actor Paul Orman Charles Boyer, who seeks to rekindle a romance with former flame Ethel Rita Hayworth, who is receptive. However, she is now married, and her husband John Thomas Mitchell finds them together. John offers to show Paul his weapon collection, in particular his favorite hunting rifle. He deliberately loads it. Paul makes no move to escape and is shot by the jealous husband. After Paul dies, John claims to his wife, the sole witness, that it was an accident. Ethel finally realizes she loves John and tells him so; she agrees to support his story. Paul comes back to life, surprising the couple and telling them that John missed completely. Paul then leaves the couple, but later collapses in his limousine. He instructs his valet Luther Eugene Pallette to take him to the hospital. Later Luther offers the topcoat, complete with a bullet hole, as collateral for a 10 loan from his friend Edgar Roland Young. Edgar is the butler of Harry Wilson Cesar Romero, who is about to marry Diane Ginger Rogers. However, Dianes friend Ellen Gail Patrick, who is divorcing her husband for infidelity, dares her to examine the contents of Harrys topcoat. She finds a love letter from someone called Squirrel to her passionate lion. Harry overhears and persuades his best man George Henry Fonda to pretend that he took Harrys topcoat by mistake after a party last night and that the letter is actually his. George, who has feelings for Diane himself, reluctantly agrees. Diane is completely fooled... and begins to see George whom she thought of as dim in an entirely different, much more romantic light. Diane learns the truth when Squirrel shows up. She dumps Harry and leaves with George. Afterward, Luther and Edgar pawn the topcoat for 10. It eventually ends up with Charles Smith Charles Laughton, an unknown classical music composer. A friend arranges a meeting with famed conductor Arturo Bellini Victor Francen, who is impressed with his composition. He is offered the opportunity to conduct the premiere of his work at Carnegie Hall. At the last minute, he is informed he must be properly attired. Elsa hurriedly buys the topcoat for him, but it is a very tight fit. When he conducts, it rips at both shoulders and the audience erupts with laughter. Charles is brought to tears. However, Bellini stands up in his concert box, pointedly removes his own tailcoat and asks him to continue; one by one, the gentlemen in the audience remove their own tailcoats. After the triumphant performance, Charles donates the topcoat to charity. Joe James Gleason, who runs a mission for the poor, delivers a letter to alcoholic panhandler Larry Browne Edward G. Robinson. It is an invitation to his 25th anniversary college reunion, held at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Joe convinces Larry to attend, hoping it will help him rebuild his life. Larry manages to convince his former classmates that he is successful, even getting a job offer, but one of them, Williams George Sanders, knows that Larry was a shady lawyer in Chicago who was disbarred. When one man cannot find his wallet, the group hold a mock trial, with Larry as the defendant and Williams as the prosecutor. In the end, Larry ultimately tells everything and leaves. The next morning, however, three of his classmates come to the mission to let him know the job is still his. The topcoat ends up in a secondhand shop, where it is stolen by a thief J. Carrol Naish. He wears it to get into an upscale illegal gambling parlor to rob the patrons. In his escape by plane, the jacket catches on fire and the panicked thief throws it out, with 43,000 of loot in the pockets. It lands by Luke Paul Robeson and Esther Ethel Waters, a poor black couple. They take it to their minister Eddie Anderson, and they decide to give to their congregation to buy whatever they have prayed for. An old farmer George Reed tells Luke that the only thing he prayed for is a scarecrow, so Luke gives him the now ragged jacket to make one.

Example Input: Fact1: Francesca Anderson leads unhappy marriage with Robert, Fact2: real attention is dedicated to son, Fact3: son reminds her of Macer, Fact4: James falls in love with Julie, Fact5: Francesca gives crucial testimony in favour of son
Example Output: Francesca Anderson leads an unhappy marriage with her husband Robert. Her real attention is dedicated to her son James, who reminds her of her late lover Macer. Francesca is the only one who knows that James is not Roberts, but Macers son. So Francesca reacts jealously when James falls in love with a girl friend, Julie. James intervenes in an argument between his parents, and kills Robert. During James trial, Francesca gives the crucial testimony in favour of her son, who is found not guilty. To Francescas discomfort, James escapes his mothers clinging and decides to stay with Julie.

Example Input: Fact1: Charles Bonnet is well-known as art collector, Fact2: modern testing reveal it as forgery by father, Fact3: Nicole has dinner date with American tycoon Davis Leland, Fact4: museum employee arrives insurance policy for sculpture next day, Fact5: Davis On night of shows up again heist
Example Output:
Charles Bonnet Hugh Griffith is wellknown as an art collector, but actually he forges paintings to sell them. His daughter Nicole Audrey Hepburn disapproves and is also afraid that he may get caught. Bonnet lends a renowned Cellini statuette of Venus to the KleberLafayette Museum in Paris for an important exhibition. He has never sold it because modern testing would reveal it as a forgery by his father. That night Nicole finds a burglar, Simon Dermott Peter OToole, holding a Van Gogh forged by her father. She threatens him with an antique gun and it goes off accidentally. To avoid an investigation around the fake masterpieces, she does not call the police, but instead cleans Simons flesh wound and drives him to his hotel. He suddenly kisses her goodbye. Soon after, Nicole has a dinner date with American tycoon Davis Leland Eli Wallach. She fears he knows her fathers secret, but in fact he is obsessed with owning the Cellini Venus: he arranged the dinner in order to buy it. Relieved, she kisses him and tells him that the statue is not for sale. The next day, a museum employee arrives and has Charles sign the insurance policy for the sculpture—and then mentions that Charles has just consented to a technical examination of it. Desperate to save her father from prison, Nicole asks Simon to use his burglary skills to steal the Venus for her. He agrees, but at first does not believe it is possible. On the night of the heist, Davis shows up again at Charles and Nicoles home. Davis is so desperate to acquire the Cellini that he asks her to marry him. Not wanting to be late, she quickly accepts and leaves for the museum. Nicole and Simon hide in a utility closet until the museum closes. After noting the guards routine, Simon sets off the security alarm surrounding the Cellini Venus using a toy boomerang, then catches it and hides. The guards and police rush in and check the museum, but nothing is missing, so they soon leave and reset the alarm. Simon reveals that he knows why Nicole wants the statue stolen, which she confirms. He had suspected that it was a fake because it resembled Nicole her grandmother was the model. He is helping because he has feelings for her. They kiss, then Simon sets off the alarms again. After realizing that nothing is missing, the frustrated guards decide the security system has malfunctioned. Because highranking politicians in the area have complained about the noisy alarm, they turn it completely off. Simon then steals the statuette, Nicole hides it in a cleaners bucket, and they escape in the confusion after it is discovered missing. The next morning, after the news of the robbery has spread, Davis quickly looks for a lead on the missing statuette, desperate to acquire it at any cost. He meets Simon, who says he will give the Venus to him, but that he can never mention the statue to anyone, or see Nicole again. He says Davis will be contacted later about payment. Later, Nicole joins Simon at his table to celebrate the robbery. Simon finally reveals to Nicole that he is not a professional burglar, but an expert investigator hired by major art galleries to strengthen security and uncover forgeries. The Cellini Venus was, in fact, his first heist. Later, at the steps of a private plane, Simon passes Davis the Venus. When he opens the box, Davis also finds the engagement ring he had given to Nicole. Simon assures Charles that the fake Venus is safely out of the country. Charles is so relieved that he is only momentarily disappointed when Simon tells him that the purchase price was, and will remain, zero dollars. Simon and Nicole extract a promise from Charles that he will stop selling forged paintings. Nicole and Simon marry. As they leave the mansion, however, a collector who earlier had admired Charles new Van Gogh arrives and is welcomed by the old forger. Nicole explains him as a cousin, and Simon fondly admires her new flair for lying.