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: Robin Cavendish falls from polio, Fact2: Jonathan knocks out plug of ventilator, Fact3: Seeing son push pram gives Robin idea for mobile chair with built-in respirator, Fact4: family begins to venture out with specially constructed van further even flying van on cargo plane to Spain, Fact5: Robin appears at conference and appeals to doctors to treat patients drawing standing ovation
[EX A]: Robin Cavendish falls ill from polio at age 28, not long after meeting and marrying his wife Diana. Paralyzed from the neck down and unable to breathe without the assistance of a respirator, he is given only three months to live. Initially he is depressed, refusing to see his wife or newborn son Jonathan and wishing to be removed from life support, but Diana is persistent, and slowly his spirits improve. When Diana realizes she can provide for his daily care and suggests they move Robin and the respirator home, Robin brightens considerably. Over the strenuous objections of the hospitals administrator Dr. Entwistle who tells Diana that he will die if without the ventilator for two minutes and with the help of some of the other doctors and nurses, Robin is brought home and meets his son. While Jonathan is playing, he knocks out the plug of the ventilator. Robin sees, but unable to move or speak, he cannot get Dianas attention, so instead makes clicking noises with his tongue. Eventually, Diana finds him and plugs it back in. Seeing his son push a pram gives Robin the idea for a mobile chair with a builtin respirator, so he enlists the help of his friend Teddy Hall to build one. Using the chair, and with the help of Diana and her two brothers, Robin is able to travel away from home for the first time, and with a specially constructed van, the family begins to venture out further, even flying the van on a cargo plane to Spain. Teddy makes various improvements to his design over time, and eventually Robin teams up with Don McQueen to produce more of the chairs. After observing a German hospitals prisonlike confinement of their severely disabled patients, Robin then appears at a conference and appeals to doctors to treat their patients more humanely, drawing a standing ovation. Robin returns to his original hospital with more of Teddys chairs, and the rest of the patients in the ward leave with him. Years later, Robin begins to experience severe bleeding due to his extended time on the respirator, and decides it is time to stop prolonging his life indefinitely. He holds a farewell party with his many friends, and sometime later, instructs his family to leave the house and return at precise times. Diana and Jonathan, now in his twenties, see McQueen driving away, and return to the house. Fading, Robin expresses his love for both of them, and dies, having transformed the lives of many others like him.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Kamla lives with established attorney husband in Mumbai, Fact2: Meena is in love with Rajendra, Fact3: Ashok is unaware of fact, Fact4: sister 's children be ill-treated by stepmother, Fact5: woman claims to be Rajendra 's wife
[EX A]: Meena Mala Sinha and Kamla Nirupa Roy are two daughters of a wealthy Nainital resident. While Kamla lives with her established attorney husband, Ashok Ashok Kumar, in Mumbai, Meena is in love with artistsinger Rajendra Sunil Dutt. When Kamla comes to Nainital for her delivery, she comes to know of Meenas affair and plans to get her married to Rajendra. Ashok however, is totally unaware of this fact. Before Kamla can do this, she dies after falling off a cliff near her fathers home. Afraid that her sisters children will be illtreated by a stepmother, Meena is compelled to marry Ashok. Ashok does not know about her love affair with Rajendra. For a while things go well, until she meets Rajendra again. He follows her to Mumbai, and they begin meeting secretly. One day, Meena is caught by Leela Shashikala, a woman who claims to be Rajendras wife and who begins blackmailing her. Meenas life comes to a crisis, and she is forced to make a choice between Rajendra and Ashok. The movie examines the conflict of a married woman who is caught between her feelings for her lover and her duty to her husband and family. A bold theme for the times 1963, the same conflict is examined again in the 2005 Akshay Kumarstarrer Bewafaa.

[EX Q]: Fact1: reports are censored by editor of newspaper, Fact2: Redgrave sets off on speaking tour around country under slogan Britain Awake, Fact3: countrymen appear to be way content to go about daily business as normal, Fact4: ship carrying them to new life in America foundered off-shore in violent storm, Fact5: ship 's captain appears to be only ghost aware
[EX A]:
During the late 1930s, David Charleston Redgrave is an ambitious campaigning newspaper journalist, a fierce opponent of fascism and the British policy of appeasement. He wishes to alert his readers to the dangers of German rearmament and the folly of ignoring what is going on in Europe, but the reports he submits are censored by the editor of his newspaper. He subsequently quits his job and sets off on a speaking tour around the country under the slogan Britain, Awake! The lack of interest and response indicates that Britain is happy to keep slumbering. The final straw comes when Charleston is at the cinema, and the newsreel feature comes on the screen detailing the German occupation of the Sudetenland. The audience show themselves completely uninterested in the newsreel, taking the opportunity to chat among themselves or go in search of refreshments. In despair at the way his countrymen seem totally oblivious to the evermore impending doom which is about to engulf them, and appear to be content to go about their daily business as normal while all the time sleepwalking towards disaster, he decides to turn his back on Britain and find a farflung location where he can withdraw from the world and all its contemporary woes. He crosses the Atlantic, and finds exactly what he is looking for when he successfully lands a job as a lone lighthousekeeper on Lake Michigan, which will provide him with the solitude he craves. The lighthouse rock carries a commemorative tablet, listing the names of a group of immigrants from Europe who perished 90 years earlier when the ship carrying them to a new life in America foundered offshore in a violent storm. As weeks turn into months in his selfimposed isolation, Charleston becomes fixated on the names on the tablet, and begins to experience ghostly visions of the lost souls, who start to relate to him their sad stories of sorrow, escape and unfulfilled dreams, in what seems an uncanny parallel to Charlestons own situation. The ships captain Stuart Finlay Currie, who appears to be the only ghost aware that he is dead and that it is no longer 1850, acts as mediator between Charleston and the other spirits as they tell their tales. Charleston discovers the story of protofeminist Ellen Mullen, repeatedly persecuted and imprisoned for her progressive views, and becomes particularly emotionally involved with the Kurtz family, progressive medical man Stefan Frederick Valk and his sad daughter Melanie Palmer, who seems to harbour a strange ghostly attraction towards Charleston, which he reciprocates. Charlestons lonely existence is broken by the arrival of an old colleague Streeter Mason, who is worried about him after finding out from Charlestons employers that his pay cheques have not been cashed for many months. Streeter is nonplussed and not a little concerned as he starts to realise Charlestons mental state. Stuart meanwhile becomes exasperated by the way in which Charlestons imagination is forcing the others into unrealistic behaviour. Charleston agrees to let them have more freedom of action, but then finds them all starting to question where they are and what time they are in. He finally allows Melanie to read the tablet describing their deaths, and tells them all that the civilisation they knew is coming to an imminent end, and he has withdrawn to avoid being witness to its demise. He adds that now he has told them the truth, as figments of his imagination they no longer need to appear to him. To his consternation, they dont disappear. Stefan confronts him sternly, pointing out that running away is cowardly and that it is always better to stand up and fight for what is good and right, regardless of the consequences. Moreover, none of the spirits have any intention of leaving him until he faces up to what he has to do. Finally convinced, Charleston realises he must return to Europe and carry on his fight for truth and justice against the evil which threatens the continent.