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 Input:
Fact1: children are sent out into desert Escorted by couple of rather poorly East Factory soldiers, Fact2: Rebels led by Chow 's lover are attacked by East Factory troops, Fact3: Chow is not among orders troops fighters and instead, Fact4: pair engage in lively acrobatic fight with women trying to remain clothed while stripping other, Fact5: scene is set for vicious battle of bodies and wits between sides

Ex Output:
This is a period film set during the Ming Dynasty in the desert region of China. Tsao Siuyan is a powercrazed eunuch who rules his sector of China as if he were the Emperor and not a mere official. He is the leader of the Emperors ruthless security agency known as the Eastern Depot unk Dong Chang. He has built up an elite army of skilled archers and horsemen who receive intensive training and powerful weapons. When elements of his administration plot against him and his despotic rule, Tsao comes down ruthlessly. One such plotter is defence minister Yang Yuxuan, who is executed along with his family. Tsao does spare two of the younger children and instead sentences them to exile in order to lure Yangs subordinate general Chow Waion into a trap. Escorted by a couple of rather poorly East Factory soldiers, the children are sent out into the desert. Rebels, led by Chows lover, swordswoman Yau Moyan, arrive to free them, but are attacked by East Factory troops. Tsao later calls off the attack when he realises that Chow is not among the fighters, and instead orders his troops to pursue them to find where they will be meeting with Chow. The rebels and the children then proceed to the Dragon Gate Pass through which they will cross the border. They reach the Dragon Gate Inn, which is a meeting place run by brigands. The innkeeper, the lively Jade, runs a sideline in which she seduces and murders her guests. Jade also keeps whatever money the customer has, then drops them down a chute to the kitchen and have them served as the meat in buns. The cutting up is done by her cook Dao, an expert at stripping meat to the bones. Moyan and her followers arrive at the inn. She is disguised as a man, but Jade is not fooled, claiming that only a woman would pass her without so much as a glance. That night she confronts Moyan and the pair engage in a lively acrobatic fight with both women trying to remain clothed, while stripping the other. Rebel leader Chow arrives and is reunited with Moyan. They plan to cross the border with the children but the bad weather delays their departure. Furthermore, Jade takes a liking to Chow and resolves to get him for herself, also has in mind the reward offered for his capture. Things are made even more complicated when East Factory officials led by Cha arrive at the inn posing as merchants. The scene is set for a vicious battle of bodies and wits between both sides, with Jade trying to keep the peace and getting every advantage, monetary or otherwise, that she can get out of it. Meanwhile, the bulk of the East Factory forces, led by eunuch Tsao himself, are on their way to the inn. Chow believes that, like most den of thieves, the inn has a secret passage through which his comrades can escape. Jade agrees to show them the passage if Chow will sleep with her. He agrees if they marry first. Jade, a practical girl, is rather surprised at having to marry for a onenight stand but proceeds anyway, with Cha acting as host for the wedding. The heartbroken Moyan drowns her sorrows in drink. The growing tension inside the inn breaks out into open battle when Cha and his men realise that the rebels want to use the secret passage to escape. The fight that follows results in the deaths of all the Dong Chang at the inn and most of the rebels and brigand hosts. Moyan herself is seriously injured. Tsao and his army arrives and lays siege to the inn. Inside there is only a handful of survivors: Jade, Chow, Moyan, Dao the cook, and the children. They escape through the passage, but a loose ribbon gives them away and Tsao himself sets off in pursuit. A vicious oneonthree battle amidst a desert storm as Tsao fights Jade, Chow and Moyan. Weakened by her wounds, Moyan perishes in quicksand. Just as Tsao is about to finish off Jade and Chow, Dao suddenly appears and takes him on with his carving knife. He carves away at Tsao, leaving the warlord with a skeletal arm and leg. Chow then moves in for the kill and Tsao is finished. Chow and the children make their way to the border. Realising how much Chow meant to her, Jade and Dao decide to follow Chow after burning down the infamous inn.


Ex Input:
Fact1: pilot has been replaced Unbeknownst to passengers, Fact2: group is rescued by Chang and men, Fact3: most of newcomers grow Initially anxious to return to civilization to love Shangri-La including paleontologist Alexander Lovett swindler Henry Barnard and bitter terminally-ill Gloria Stone, Fact4: Conway 's younger brother and Maria are determined to leave, Fact5: founder of Shangri-La is said to be old preserved like other residents

Ex Output:
It is 1935. Before returning to England to become the new Foreign Secretary, writer, soldier, and diplomat Robert Conway Ronald Colman has one last task in China: to rescue 90 white Westerners in the city of Baskul. He flies out with the last few evacuees, just ahead of armed revolutionaries. Unbeknownst to the passengers, the pilot has been replaced and their aircraft hijacked. It eventually runs out of fuel and crashes deep in the Himalayan Mountains, killing their abductor. The group is rescued by Chang H.B. Warner and his men and taken to ShangriLa, an idyllic valley sheltered from the bitter cold. The contented inhabitants are led by the mysterious High Lama Sam Jaffe. Initially anxious to return to civilization, most of the newcomers grow to love ShangriLa, including paleontologist Alexander Lovett Edward Everett Horton, swindler Henry Barnard Thomas Mitchell, and bitter, terminallyill Gloria Stone Isabel Jewell, who miraculously seems to be recovering. Conway is particularly enchanted, especially when he meets Sondra Jane Wyatt, who has grown up in ShangriLa. However, Conways younger brother George John Howard, and Maria Margo, another beautiful young woman they find there, are determined to leave. Conway eventually has an audience with the High Lama and learns that his arrival was no accident. The founder of ShangriLa is said to be two hundred years old, preserved, like the other residents, by the magical properties of the paradise he has created, but is finally dying and needs someone wise and knowledgeable in the ways of the modern world to keep it safe. Having read Conways writings, Sondra believed he was the one; the Lama had agreed with her and arranged for Conways abduction. The old man names Conway as his successor and then peacefully passes away. George refuses to believe the Lamas fantastic story and is supported by Maria. Uncertain and torn between love and loyalty, Conway reluctantly gives in to his brother and they leave, taking Maria with them, despite being warned that she is much older than she appears. After several days of grueling travel, she becomes exhausted and falls face down in the snow. When they turn Maria over, they discover that she had become extremely old and died, as her departure from ShangriLa had restored her to her true age. Horrified, George loses his sanity and jumps to his death. The Sherpa porters accompanying them were earlier swept away by an avalanche, triggered by some of them carelessly firing their handguns. Conway continues on and eventually ends up in a Chinese mission where a search party is sent to find him. The ordeal has caused him to lose his memory of ShangriLa. On the voyage back to England, he start remembering everything; he tells his story and then jumps ship. The searchers track him back to the Himalayas, but are unable to follow him any further. Conway manages to return to ShangriLa.


Ex Input:
Fact1: trader Oliver Hale and new wife are returning from New York to California, Fact2: entertainer uses stage name of Florinda Grove, Fact3: newlyweds reach New Mexico, Fact4: messenger from brother arrives in town bringing special letter from Charles, Fact5: Oliver 's married to New Yorker Garnet

Ex Output:

In 1845, trader Oliver Hale and his new wife are returning from New York to California. In a New Orleans music hall they meet and befriend an entertainer who uses the stage name of Florinda Grove. The dance hall singer is actually on the run from the New York police since shes wanted for a murder she claims to be innocent of. The Hales believe her story and help her escape the city under the guise of a widow bound for St. Louis on a riverboat. The newlyweds themselves reach New Mexico where they plan to join a wagon train bound for California. In Santa Fe, the Hales bump into entertainer Florinda again. While Oliver Hale is away on a short business trip, a messenger from his brother Charles Hale arrives in town, bringing a special letter from Charles. In the letter, Charles explains that Carmelita Velasco, the daughter of a wealthy landowner, claims to be pregnant with Olivers child and that she and her family expect Oliver to do the right honorable thing and marry her. But, alas, the letter reaches Oliver too late since hes now already married to New Yorker Garnet. By refusing to marry Carmelita, Oliver risks offending the whole Velasco family. To make matters worse, the dowry of Carmelita Velasco consists of a large Spanish land tract that Charles Hale covets. Days later, Oliver Hale, his wife Garnet and their new friend Florinda join a wagon train destined for Los Angeles. How will Oliver get out of this tight spot and conciliate his family with the Velasco family while preserving their honor?