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: Mini 's Bunty finds cat in house basement, Fact2: cat is buried in backyard without knowledge of Bunty, Fact3: Deepak 's bike rear tire While goes flat returning home, Fact4: Mini turns normal and calls to come out of pond, Fact5: events lead Mini 's parents to seek professional help
A family of four moves into a house that is allegedly haunted. Manisha Sharma Revathi aka Mini is a girl studying in her college. Her father is Mr. Sharma Akash Khurana, while her mother is Shalini Sharma Rohini Hattangadi. Deepak Kushant is Minis classmate and boyfriend. Minis nephew Bunty Master Atit finds a cat in the house basement. The cat has an eerie look on its face with its spotstaring eyes. One day the cat ventures behind the fathers car rear wheel and is killed accidentally while the car is reversed. The cat is buried in the backyard without the knowledge of Bunty. Their neighbor, Nirmalamma, is also the grandmother to Rashmi, Minis classmate. Nirmalamma spooks them with a fearful response after hearing Mini is their new neighbor. Bunty finds another cat which bears an uncanny resemblance to the dead cat. The family gets its first shock. Another day, Mini and Deepak decide to enjoy a ride to the city limits. While returning home, Deepaks bike rear tire goes flat. Deepak rides with a passerby to get a spare tire from a village nearby and asks Mini to wait for him. On returning, Deepak finds Mini sitting beside a tree near a pond, clutching her face and apparently weeping. Approaching her, Deepak stares at her fierce, reddening eyes resembling the dead cat eyes, and slips into the pond. All of a sudden, Mini turns normal and calls to Deepak to come out of the pond. The next day, Mini attends her classmate Rashmis friends marriage accompanying her. Rashmi is brutally killed on that day, her neck broken and head turned all the way back. The police officer investigating the case notices that during interrogation, Mini twists her dolls head exactly the way Rashmis neck was twisted. The police investigating officer who visits Minis home for questioning meets with an accident while riding out and dies. These events lead Minis parents to seek professional help. Shalini approaches their neighbor, the old lady, while Mr. Sharma takes the help of a psychiatrist Ananth Nag regarding as nonsense the occult thoughts that his wife believes is the reason for their daughters horrorstricken behavior. The neighbor old lady advises Shalini to seek the services of Sharji Om Puri, who lives in Falaknuma. Sharji first visits his guru Vijayachander who has taken samadhi in the remote Falaknuma and gets firepower ashes as a weapon. Sharji then locates the ghost Sunanda in Minis house basement under the floor and finds it to be that of the woman who was the previous owners moll and who was murdered brutally. Later, while the killer is abed with his new paramour, the ghost of his former moll kills him, as her hands and arms emerge from the bed and twist his neck, much like Rashmis was done. Following horrific events involving the ghost trying to kill Deepak, Sharji finally neutralizes her with the help of holy chants and the ashes. The ghost finally leaves Minis body with a thundering flash. On the one hand, scientific methods involving MRI and other medical procedures are conducted on Mini. This Mr. Sharma believes is the only way Mini could be cured. However, Sharji has his own explanation of darkness beyond the light, that doesnt vanish, but is only diminished to an extent. RGV has spun the web of horror played with confusion, dilemma, and the plight of the affected persons to the greatest extent possible, as required of a horror movie.

Fact1: Haywood After months of abduct woman planning perfect crime, Fact2: Cassie 's boss Captain Rod Cody and her fearing Richard 's influential parents, Fact3: woman 's murder appears apparently suicide, Fact4: Sam and Cassie bring Richard and Justin in for separate interrogations, Fact5: Justin As is about to shoot Richard furious
Richard Haywood and Justin Pendleton are high school classmates; Richard is wealthy and popular, while Justin is a brilliant introvert. After months of planning a perfect crime, they abduct a woman at random, strangle her, and plant evidence implicating Richards marijuana dealer, janitor Ray Feathers. Detective Cassie Mayweather and her new partner, Sam Kennedy investigate. Cassie sleeps with Sam early on—as she has with previous partners—but wont let him see her chest, and curtly sends him home afterward. Footprints at the crime scene lead to Richard, and vomit nearby implicates Justin. Both have alibis, and deny knowing each other, but Cassie is convinced that Richard is the murderer and Justin is involved. Sam criticizes her refusal to consider other suspects, as most of the physical evidence points away from the two boys. Cassies boss, Captain Rod Cody, and her ex, Assistant D.A. Al Swanson, fearing Richards influential parents, take Cassie off the case. Sam, following the planted evidence, tracks down Ray. When Ray is found dead, apparently a suicide actually killed by Richard, the womans murder appears solved; but Sam decides that Cassie may be right, and continues the investigation. Justin, who has a crush on classmate Lisa Mills, works up the courage to ask her out. A jealous Richard seduces Lisa, then gives Justin a video clip of the two having sex. Justin is enraged, but regains control, knowing Sam is still watching them. Cassie begins receiving calls from her exhusband, Carl Hudson, who went to prison for stabbing her in the chest 17 times. His parole hearing is coming up, and he wants her to speak on his behalf. Cassie confides to Sam that although she became a cop to prove to herself that she wasnt a victim, she is terrified at the prospect of seeing Carl again. She also confesses that Richard reminds her of Carl—which is why she is convinced of Richards guilt, and obsessed with proving it. Sam and Cassie bring Richard and Justin in for separate interrogations, trying to induce each to implicate the other, but neither will talk, and both are released. At the victims home, Cassie determines how the boys carried out the abduction and altered the physical evidence. Justin and Richard, knowing that Cassie is closing in on them, flee to an abandoned house, where Richard produces two pistols and proposes a mutual suicide. On the count of three, Justin shoots into the air, but Richard does not. Justin demands to see Richards gun—which is unloaded. As a furious Justin is about to shoot Richard, Cassie arrives. Richard grabs Justins gun and shoots at Cassie, wounding Justin instead. Cassie gives chase and tackles Richard on a rickety balcony jutting out over a cliff. As Richard strangles Cassie, the balcony gives way and Richard falls to his death. Justin grabs Cassie, who is hanging on the edge of the balcony, and pulls her back into the house. Cassie assures Justin that she will intercede on his behalf, since he was an innocent dupe, manipulated by the ruthless Richard. Then she notices a mark on her neck caused by Richards large ring, and realizes that the dead womans neck did not have a similar mark. Confronted with the evidence, Justin confesses that he strangled the victim to prove his courage to Richard. In the closing scene, Cassie faces her fears and enters the courtroom to testify at Carls parole hearing. The bailiff calls her to the stand by her legal name: Jessica Marie Hudson.

Fact1: new government is in power in Ireland after end of Civil War, Fact2: Jimmy 's political alignment is central to film, Fact3: Jimmy is aligned to communism by communist support, Fact4: power and hypocrisy of church is demonised in film by aligning it to beating by father of free spirited young girl, Fact5: pious religion of Jimmy 's mother is contrasted against love of learning and ability to explore popular non-religious literature

In 1932, after ten years in the United States, Jimmy Gralton returns to his native Ireland to help his mother run the family farm. A new government is in power in Ireland ten years after the end of the Civil War. To meet the needs of the young people of County Leitrim, Jimmy, in spite of his reluctance to cause upset to his old enemies the Church and the local landowners, decides to reopen the Hall, a young peoples centre, free and open to all, where the local young people meet to dance, study or talk. Success comes quickly, but the growing influence of Jimmy and his radical ideas are not to the taste of everyone in the village. The film centres around political tensions between the Catholic church, the state and the republican movement to which Jimmy through his preemigration history is connected. Jimmys political alignment is central to the film, he suffers for being a freethinker and committed to the liberation of ordinary people through education and also by having experience from America of jazz the rhythms and passions of darkest Africa are warned against in one church sermon warning of the perils of the Hall. Jimmy is aligned to communism by the communist support and encourage participation in the study and dancing that evolve as key activities at the Hall. The power and hypocrisy of the church is demonised in the film by aligning it to the beating by her father of a free spirited young girl who laughs at the priest while she is named and shamed for attending a dance at the Hall in a church service. The pious religion of Jimmys mother is also contrasted against her love of learning and ability to explore popular nonreligious literature, which has aligned her family to Communism for liberation of working people. It is clear throughout the film that Jimmy and his mother are not aligned to any struggle above and beyond the necessities of their local community; however, this does bring them into involvement with attempting to prevent an eviction of a family who are displaced from their home. This eviction and the assertive reinstatement of the family along with Jimmys support and oratory to those gathered at the reinstatement draw him to the attention of the Gardai. This starts a chain of events which ends in Jimmys expulsion from Ireland based on the flimsy premise that he holds a US passport and that political agitators have previously been expelled from the country on such grounds. The lack of a fair trial is emphatically explained in the film by a speech given by Jimmys mother at a rally surrounding the expulsion. The behaviour of the states police is shown and explained to be occurring at a time when Stalin was in full control of the Soviet Union and it is obvious that the state and church are fearful of forces that threaten to destroy them. It is this tension between the ideals of Christianity and the fear of the church and its natural tendency to be reactionary that is the central issue that the film explores.