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: Barret Michaelson is unwelcome newcomer in public high school, Fact2: bad reputation saves him from beating in men 's locker room, Fact3: Ryan 's father committed suicide in front of Ryan, Fact4: Ryan throws rock causing him to fall and break neck on rock, Fact5: incident forces Barret to pull away from friendship with Ryan
Example Output: Barret Michaelson is an unwelcome newcomer in a public high school, often bullied by his new classmates. He has no friends until another misfit with a bad reputation, Ryan, saves him from a beating in the mens locker room. Ryan is a misanthropic existentialist with violent tendencies and a dark past. It is revealed that Ryans father murdered his mother and then committed suicide in front of Ryan when he was only ten years old. The two become fast friends who spend much of their time together engaged in philosophical conversation, but their friendship comes to an abrupt halt when the two are involved in an incident with a local landowner who claims they are trespassing on his land. Ryan throws a rock at the man, causing him to fall and break his neck on a rock. The two manage to successfully make it look like an accident, but the incident forces Barret to pull away from his friendship with Ryan. This causes Ryan to become very emotional, and to purchase a black market gun. Barret soon agrees that they should put the incident behind them and continue to be friends, but Ryan becomes increasingly morose and attached to Barret. When Ryan suffers a brutal beating at the hands of the bully against whom Ryan had originally defended Barret, he is consumed by a will for revenge, and makes it clear to Barret that he intends to shoot the bully to death. Barret tries as hard as he can to dissuade Ryan, but Ryan says its his destiny and insists that there is nothing Barret can do to stop him. As the moment of truth approaches, Ryan forces Barret at gun point to accompany him to the wouldbe crime scene. Ryan finds his enemy in a secluded area, smoking what is probably a joint marijuana cigarette. Barret tries to warn him, but it is to no avail, and Ryan kills him. After the killing, Barret tries to incapacitate Ryan by hitting on the head with a rock, but it doesnt work. In a struggle, the gun goes off, claiming Ryans life. Barret then shoots him once again, and tries to turn the gun on himself, but by that time the gun is out of bullets.

Example Input: Fact1: Johnny 's brother does n't live in town, Fact2: Mary Dark is in love with Johnny, Fact3: Johnny in need n't card game, Fact4: man named comes to town day, Fact5: Tallman stood up to Red Concho in town
Example Output: The mean and boastful Johnny Concho is also a coward, but the people of Cripple Creek, Arizona, let him have his way. They know that Johnnys brother, who doesnt live in town, is the notorious gunfighter Red Concho, someone they truly fear. Mary Dark, daughter of the general stores owner, is in love with Johnny, but isnt yet aware of the kind of man he really is. Johnny has everyone so cowed that, in a card game, he neednt even show his hand to claim the pot. That lasts until the day a man named Tallman comes to town. Tallman calls the bluff of Johnny at the poker table. Johnny wants the sheriff, Henderson, to take care of this, but Tallman stuns everyone by announcing that he recently stood up to Red Concho in another town and killed him. Exposed for the yellowbelly he is, Johnny rides off. Mary still loves him and follows, but wherever Johnny goes, word reaches that he is not a man to be trusted or feared. Tallman, meanwhile, has taken over Johnnys role in Cripple Creek, appointing himself as the law and demanding to be paid a percentage from every business in town. Mary still wants to marry Johnny, but at the wedding his cowardice comes out once more. A man who knew his brother informs him that Red was actually just like Johnny, a blowhard with no guts. Johnny pulls himself together and returns to Cripple Creek to face Tallman in the street. Tallman wounds him, but the townspeople are impressed by Johnnys bravery and willing to help. Marys father shoots Tallman and kills him. Johnny prepares to leave town, knowing hes not wanted here, but Mary and the others invite him to stay.

Example Input: Fact1: abstract visual artist has been plagued since childhood by series of disturbing dreams, Fact2: intensity and frequency of dreams have fluctuated over course of life as has content, Fact3: Kay 's brother and Eric 's wife introduced her to David, Fact4: island has allowed dreams to cross over into reality, Fact5: Eric is murdered on beach before being dragged into ocean
Example Output:
Kay is an abstract visual artist who has been plagued since childhood by a series of disturbing dreams. The intensity and frequency of the dreams have fluctuated over the course of her life, as has their content; some of her dreams are simply of glimpses of desolate locations that leave her feeling dread upon awakening, while others feature the gruesome deaths of her friends and loved ones at the hands of a supernatural force. Recently, her dreams have become more frequent and disturbing than ever, resulting in a shift in the quality of her work. Afraid that the dreams are aggravated by stress and depression, and fearful that her newfound success may be slipping away, Kays family and friends plan a vacation for her to a small island off the coast of Georgia. Accompanying Kay are her husband David, Kays brother Eric, who introduced her to David; and Erics wife Brooke. As the couples plane prepares to land, their pilot, Marsh, informs them that hes just received notification that an Atlantic hurricane has shifted course towards the island. Marsh hurriedly drops the couple off, telling them that he has to leave the island before hes stranded there. The couples discover that, against expectations, the island is deserted, and populated largely by derelict buildings and the ruins of a oncethriving resort town. Kay informs the rest of the quartet that the island is the place she has been dreaming about since childhood, and that they are all in danger if they stay there. Unable to leave due to the hurricane, Brooke, David, and Eric try to assuage her fears. The following evening, David is murdered by an unseen assailant, and Kay dreams of waking up next to his severed head. That day, she finds Davids decapitated body hanging in an abandoned playhouse on the island. Eric believes that Marsh never left the island and brought the couples there to kill them, a supposition that is granted some support when Marsh is later seen on the island. Kay believes that the island has allowed her dreams to cross over into reality, and that the creature from her nightmares is responsible—a theory supported by the fact that the deaths only occur when Kay is asleep. Additionally, it becomes apparent that Kay herself may be the killer, murdering in the throes of a somnambulistic trance out of repressed resentment towards her loved ones. As night falls, Eric goes to retrieve flares from a boathouse, and is murdered on the beach before being dragged into the ocean. Later, Brooke is attacked in the boathouse and impaled with a pitchfork. After finding their bodies on the beach, Kay barricades herself in the beach house and struggles to stay awake, incessantly drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes to remain stimulated. In the middle of the night, Marsh attempts to gain entry into the house. Kay shoots him with a flare gun which kills him and sets the house on fire. In the chaos, Kay discovers a flaming, skeletal creature waiting for her at the front door. As the grotesque creature approaches her, Kay—as a child—is woken up on Christmas morning by her parents. Kay tells them that she had a nightmare and describes the events of the film; it is unclear whether the scene is a flashback or if the film itself was merely a nightmare. After telling her parents about the dream, Kays father presents her with a black cat, and Eric enters the room. Kay looks at the cat and becomes visibly frightened.