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: orphan was brought up by Brahmin couple and Savithri, Fact2: Gayatri is only daughter of Sambasiva Iyer and Savithri, Fact3: only daughter of Sambasiva Iyer and Savithri returns from city after completing education, Fact4: local worker develops affection over Vellaisamy impressed by good nature, Fact5: Vellaisamy takes responsibility of getting married Gayatri to person
[EX A]: Vellisamy Parthiban is an orphan who was brought up by a Brahmin couple Sambasiva Iyer K.Vishwanath and Savithri Lakshmi. Vellaisamy is very loyal and attached to the old couple. They also look after Vellaisamy as their own son. Gayatri Preetha Vijayakumar is the only daughter of Sambasiva Iyer and Savithri who returns from the city after completing her education. Vellaisamy is very much attached to Gayatri also and he looks after her as a kid. Kanmani Manasa is a local worker who develops affection over Vellaisamy impressed by his good nature. Suddenly Savithri passes away due to cardiac arrest. Sambasiva Iyer is terribly shocked after his wife’s death and Vellaisamy takes care of Iyer. Meanwhile, the villagers talk ill about the relationship between Vellaisamy and Gayatri. At one instant, even Iyer gets angry hearing on the comments made by the public. Later Iyer understands the pure bonding shared between Vellaisamy and Gayatri. He feels bad for doubting them and he also passes away suddenly. Gayatri is left alone following her parents’ death and Vellaisamy decides to take care of her until she gets married. Vellaisamy takes the responsibility of getting married Gayatri to the person she likes. He approaches Visu, a judge with a marriage proposal between Gayatri and Visu’s son. Visu is also interested in the proposal as he is surprised to see a person who takes all the effort to get someone married who is not related to him. But on the day of marriage, a few people come to the wedding hall and make some bad comments about Vellaisamy and Gayatri. Visu suddenly asks Vellaisamy and tie the knot with Gayatri. Everyone is shocked including Vellaisamy and Gayatri. Now Visu reveals that he knows very well that the relationship that exists between Vellaisamy and Gayatri is pure which can be seen based on their reaction hearing marriage arrangements between them. As a judge, Visu says that he has the ability to judge people based on their expression. He says that he trusts the relationship between Vellaisamy and Gayatri. Finally Gayatri is married to Visu’s son.

[EX Q]: Fact1: colorful freshman high school student harbors deep crush on childhood friend, Fact2: playful womanizer becomes boyfriend as lip service, Fact3: Rita decides to do messy breakup with Adachi, Fact4: Hiromitsu breaks up Unable to take insecurities with Hatori, Fact5: Hatori With this in tells Hiromitsu mind
[EX A]: Hatori Matsuzaki is a colorful freshman high school student who harbors a deep crush on her childhood friend, the aloof Rita Terasaka. She is irritated when Rita accepts the love confession of Miho Adachi, a bespectacled awkward student whom he saves from bullies, and tries her hardest to steal him from her. In the meantime, Hatori meets with Kosuke Hiromitsu, a playful womanizer who takes an interest in her and becomes her boyfriend as a lip service for their accidental kiss. Rita slowly realizes that he has feelings for Hatori; however, after learning that Adachi has anemia and does not want him to leave her, he reluctantly rejects Hatoris confession. Disheartened, Hatori proceeds to go on a more serious relationship with Hiromitsu. Later, though, Rita cannot keep the pretension further and decides to do a messy breakup with Adachi, who stops attending school in depression. Hatori struggles on her relationship with Hiromitsu as she keeps thinking about Rita in inappropriate times and is jealous when her best friend, Kyoko Nakajima, briefly becomes close with him. Rita, meanwhile, has made his mind to snatch Hatori from Hiromitsu in anyway. Despite this, Hatori cannot help but becomes jealous when Hiromitsu takes a parttime job as a waiter so he can earn money for his and Hatoris trip, as it requires him to be close to an upperclassman who is in love with him. Unable to take her insecurities further, Hiromitsu breaks up with Hatori. At the same time, Adachi returns back, now a carefree and dangerously in obsession with free and abusive love, something that Rita is worried with. He tells Hatori that he cannot love her while thinking that his exgirlfriend has changed into a lewd individual because of him. Certain that he will never return, Hatori decides that she would start fresh and forget any relationships she had. However, she is convinced by both her mother and Nakajima that though Hiromitsu might be a memory to her, Rita is not. With this in mind, Hatori tells Hiromitsu, who has come back to give a second try on their relationship, that she will choose Rita, a decision he quietly gives his blessing with. Hatori finally confesses her feelings for Rita, at that time trying to convince Adachi to stop her current habit. Adachi refuses to be pitied and tells Rita to pursue his own happiness, which motivates him to reciprocate Hatoris confession.

[EX Q]: Fact1: young couple are attempting to escape from figure, Fact2: figure catches Francois to eventually death, Fact3: Sophie takes note of monolith 's symbol before heading to local bar with others, Fact4: friendly old man tells them about history of village, Fact5: note was mining center for gold obtained in nearby cavern
[EX A]:
A young couple, Catherine and Francois, are attempting to escape from a figure who eventually catches and drags Francois to his death. It also grabs hold of Catherine just before she arrives at a monolith in a grassland. Four American college friends, Sophie, Ben, Jeni, and David are vacationing at an Irish countryside at Sophies behest. The driver, Ian, lets them go at the monolith seen in the beginning. Sophie, who is a history bachelor, takes note of the monoliths symbol before heading to a local bar with the others, where they meet with a friendly old man, Hamish, who tells them about the history of the village: it was formerly a mining center for gold obtained in a nearby cavern, but when the gold ran out, the population dwindled. The four agree to be taken to a cottage where they can begin hitchhiking to the cavern, though they are wary of Hamish and his grumpy son, Sean. That night, Jeni investigates a ruckus outside and glimpses a figure sprinting past the window. She wakes the others, who discover that Hamish and Sean had locked them up. A figure suddenly enters the cottage through the fireplace and forcibly takes Jenis gold earring. After a brief struggle which sees Davids leg being bitten by the monster, the four escape the cottage and race to the village hall, where they hide in the cellar. From a mythology book, Sophie learns that the monster is a Tuatha De Danann, also known as the leprechaun, who owns the gold that the villagers sought after. Hamish and the villagers refused to return the gold and didnt want to leave the village. In return for the gold, the villagers have to sacrifice at least two humans each year as compensation. The leprechaun lusts after gold, but it can be repelled by a certain symbol, the same one carved into the monolith, which serves as a barrier beyond which the being cannot get out. There was another monolith symbol barrier at the leprechauns cave; however, when the villagers mined the cave and took the gold, the cave collapsed, causing the leprechaun to escape 15 years ago. The four are confronted by Hamish, who confirms that the villagers sacrifice tourists each year to avoid having to sacrifice themselves, and Sean, who has grown weary of the unjustified sacrifices, eventually lets them go. The four take the offer to escape by an old woman, Mary, who is revealed to be Hamishs accomplice. The four are then tied to trees as offerings for the leprechaun. The monster arrives and rips out Jenis golden tongue ring. David manages to get the leprechaun away from Jeni, but the beast slashes his torso, also cutting the rope, allowing him to break free and release the other three before he is attacked and killed. The remaining trio head back to the cottage to set a trap to kill the monster, but the leprechaun tricks Sophie and Ben into striking Jeni with their axes, killing her. Sophie and Ben fetch Hamishs truck but are cornered by the leprechaun inside the village hall. The leprechaun eventually gets hold of Ben and kills him by ripping his spine out. Though cornered by Hamish, who is still intent on sacrificing her, Sophie is saved by Sean, who pushes Hamish into the cellar out of guilt for letting his father and the villagers sacrifice so many people over the years. The leprechaun kills Hamish in the cellar, much to Seans devastation Sean is never seen again; presumably the leprechaun killed him too. Meanwhile, Sophie boards Hamish truck but crashes midway while trying to avoid the leprechaun. She resumes her escape on foot and when the leprechaun finds her she distracts it with gold coins, then decapitates it using Francois knife, which he had left in the prologue. Sophie finally manages to cross the monolith to safety just as 3 leprechauns are revealed, before continuing her escape.