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: murder wealthy travelers offers them as sacrifice to Kali, Fact2: Prasad 's son decides to leave village, Fact3: Prasad forbids him from seeing rest of family, Fact4: Kundan is being raised by Prasad, Fact5: desires Prasad to have Kundan as successor
Example Output: Bhavani Prasad Jayant is a powerful Shakta priest at Kashi. Prasad, a devotee of the black goddess Kali and a thuggee, religiously follows a practice to murder wealthy travelers who stay in his pilgrim guesthouse and offers them as a sacrifice to Kali. Prasads son Shankar Iftekhar does not agree to such practices, opposes his father and decides to leave the village with his wife and their three children: Kundan Dilip Dhavan, Yashoda and Gopal. Prasad forcibly takes Kundan with him to follow in his footsteps and forbids him from seeing the rest of the family. Young Kundan is now being raised by his grandfather Prasad, who desires to have Kundan as his successor, head of a temple and pilgrim guesthouse on the banks of the Ganges river. Prasad mysteriously kills his son and puts the blame on his enemy and nephew, Naubatlal D. K. Sapru. Prasad had earlier killed Naubatlals father. When Naubatlal learns the truth, he decides to take revenge, but Prasad kills Naubatlal before he could do anything. Naubatlals family decides to leave the village and settle down Calcutta where his two young sons, Dwarka Sanjeev Kumar and Ganeshi Prasad Balraj Sahni, work as merchants. They learn about their fathers death from their mother Mumtaz Begum and swear to avenge their fathers death by killing Prasad and his grandson Kundan Dilip Kumar. Kundan continues to serve Prasad in the Banaras temple, but does not follow the practice of killing people. When he is invited to his younger sister, Yashodhas marriage Anju Mahendru, Kundan gets a chance to visit his mother and grandmother and his siblings after many years. One day, Kundan meets LailaEAasmaan Vyjayanthimala, a courtesan, in the temple who has come from Calcutta after her madams death. Kundan falls in love with Laila only to realise that she was his childhood friend, Munni. Kundan proposes to Laila, but Prasad does not agree to the marriage, knowing that Laila was hired by Dwarka and Ganesh Prasad to seduce Kundan and bring him to them. Kundan decides to end the feud with Dwarka, but Dwarka does not cooperate. Dwarka attacks Kundan, but gets killed my him. As repentance for his grandfathers sins, Kundan decides to serve Ganeshi and takes another identity, that of Bajrangi to make peace with him, only to realise that Ganeshi Prasad is in love with Laila and wants to marry her as his second wife.

Example Input: Fact1: Gangavataran depicted Hindu deity Shiva and divine sage from Vaisnava tradition played by Chitnis and Suresh Pardesi respectively, Fact2: film tells Hindu mythical story of river Ganges 's descent to Earth, Fact3: Bhagiratha For absolution of vows to bring heavenly river to Earth ancestor 's sins, Fact4: only Shiva break Ganga 's fall, Fact5: Ganga agreed Proud with heavenly presence to descend only because of Brahma 's orders
Example Output: Gangavataran is based on the tales of the Puranas, a genre of important Hindu, Jain and Buddhist religious texts. The film used special effects to show mythological miracles and fantasy scenes, credited to Babaraya Phalke, son of Dadasaheb. Gangavataran depicted the Hindu deity Shiva, and the divine sage from the Vaisnava tradition, Narada, played by Chitnis and Suresh Pardesi respectively. The film tells the Hindu mythical story of river Gangess descent to Earth. For absolution of his ancestors sins Bhagiratha vows to bring the heavenly river Ganga to the Earth. Pleased with his tapasya, Lord Brahma agrees on sending Ganga. But He asks Bhagiratha to pursue Lord Shiva, as only Shiva could break Gangas fall. Proud with her heavenly presence, Ganga agreed to descend only because of Brahmas orders. Her pride made her believe that her fall would only destroy the Earth. But then Shiva trapped her tight in His hair and only let her go when she asked for forgiveness. Her gentle flow after release then absolved Bhagirathas ancestors.

Example Input: Fact1: elderly Antonio Salieri confesses to murder of former colleague, Fact2: Mozart arrives in Vienna to perform at request of employer, Fact3: Emperor desires to commission Mozart to write opera and despite reservations of advisers summons to palace, Fact4: father comes to visit him in Vienna, Fact5: Constanze and Mozart take Leopold to masked party
Example Output:
An elderly Antonio Salieri confesses to the murder of his former colleague, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and attempts to kill himself by slitting his throat. Two servants take him to a mental asylum where a priest, Father Vogler, implores him to confess. Salieri recounts how, even in his youth, he desired to be a composer, much to the chagrin of his father. He prays to God that, if he will make Salieri a famous composer, he will in return promise his faithfulness. Soon after, his father dies, which Salieri takes as a sign that God has accepted his vow. He is educated in Vienna and becomes court composer to Emperor Joseph II. Mozart arrives in Vienna to perform at the request of his employer, the PrinceArchbishop of Salzburg. Salieri attends the performance to meet Mozart, discovers that Mozart is obscene and immature, and yet Salieri finds Mozarts talent to be transcendent. The Emperor desires to commission Mozart to write an opera and, despite the reservations of his advisers, summons him to the palace. Mozart happily accepts the job, much to the annoyance of Salieri. Mozart premieres Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail to mixed reviews from the Emperor. Salieri suspects that Mozart has slept with the star, Caterina Cavalieri, despite his engagement to Constanze Weber. The Emperor desires that Mozart instruct his niece, Princess Elisabeth, in music, but Salieri discourages him from doing so. Constanze visits Salieri to persuade him to make the Emperor reconsider, but she is unsuccessful. Salieri is enraged that God has bestowed upon Mozart the talent he has so desperately desired and vows to destroy Mozart. Mozart, meanwhile, struggles to find work and begins drinking. His father, Leopold Mozart, comes to visit him in Vienna. Constanze and Mozart take Leopold to a masked party which Salieri also attends, where Mozart entertains the guests with musical antics. Leopold disapproves of his sons hedonism and the family argues until Leopold leaves town. Salieri hires a young girl to pose as the Mozarts maid while spying for him. She takes him to the Mozart residence, where he discovers that Mozart is working on an opera based on the play The Marriage of Figaro, which the Emperor has forbidden. When Mozart is summoned to court to explain, he manages to convince the Emperor to allow his opera to premiere, despite Salieri and the advisers attempts at sabotage. Messengers arrive in Vienna with news of Leopolds death, and in response a griefstricken Mozart pens Don Giovanni. Salieri recognizes the dead commander as symbolic of Leopold and hatches a plan. Wearing Leopolds party mask, Salieri visits Mozart and commissions a Requiem Mass. Salieri plots to kill Mozart once the piece is finished, then premiere it at Mozarts funeral, claiming the work as his own. At a parody of one of Mozarts own operas, Emanuel Schikaneder asks Mozart to write an opera for his theater. Mozart, desperate for money, obliges, despite Constanzes insistence that he finish the Requiem Mass. The couple fight and Constanze leaves with their young son, Karl. Mozart collapses during a performance of his finished work, The Magic Flute. Salieri takes him home and offers his assistance on the Requiem. Salieri transcribes Mozarts verbal commands, and they work through the night. The next morning, a gravely ill Mozart apologizes to Salieri for his previous behavior. A guilty Constanze returns home and locks the unfinished Requiem away, only to find that Mozart has died from overwork. Mozart is taken out of the city and unceremoniously buried in a mass grave. Having finished his tale, Salieri asks how a merciful God could destroy his own beloved just to keep a mediocrity like Salieri from sharing in his glory. As he is pushed down the hall in a wheelchair, Salieri declares himself the patron saint of mediocrities and mockingly absolves the other patients of their own inadequacies. Mozarts highpitched laugh is heard as the screen fades to black.