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: Apsara persuades mother to travel to New Delhi to meet him, Fact2: father rescue them from terrible condition, Fact3: mother returns and takes to drink Rejected, Fact4: girl accepts living with Om Puri, Fact5: protector dies of heart attack
[EX A]: Geeta Devi Neena Gupta is one of the daughtersinlaw of a prominent and wealthy family, who is unfortunately widowed. Still youthful and attractive, she gives in to the wiles of one of the men in the neighbourhood, Lalit Ramji Paresh Rawal, and starts living with him. She has a daughter, Apsara Pallavi Joshi by him, and the three are portrayed as a happy family. One day, Lalit disappears without explanation, and from then on, the lives of the abandoned mother and daughter go steadily downward. Apsara is forced to leave school through her erstwhile inlaws machinations; with no income, their landlord is forced to let them go, and they have to move to a hutment colony, Geeta begins work as a maidservant in order to earn a living and support her daughter. One of the poignant themes in the movie is Apsaras relationship with her father, to whose illusory love she hangs on with a childlike and, in the end, horribly unjustified faith. Learning that Lalit is now a successful politician, Apsara persuades her mother to travel to New Delhi to meet him as she is sure her father will rescue them from their terrible condition. Rejected, the mother returns, and having lost all hope and faith in human goodness, takes to drink. Soon after, she dies leaving her daughter aged 16 all alone. The daughter takes up her mothers job as maidservant in the house of a widower Om Puri of 15 years. He seems genuinely concerned for the welfare of the girl and slowly gains her trust and finally asks her to come live with him despite the age gap. After some initial reluctance, the girl finally accepts and starts living with Om Puri, and briefly the young girl is restored to a secure life free of want. Her protector then dies of a heart attack. His relatives accuse the girl of murder and she is taken into custody and questioned by the police. After a few months, she is released for lack of evidence. Left to her own devices, she works for a time as a prostitute until she decides to move to Delhi and try to get in touch with her father. In Delhi, she lives in the railway station with three other street children, even acquiring a status of leadership among them. One day, she learns that her father is coming to the city and will be giving a conference. She decides to attend and during the conference, she gets up and starts shouting to her father that she is his daughter. Lalit ignores her calls and she is led out by the police and left a few miles down the road. She then realizes that her mother was right and that her father had really abandoned them to their fate. Faced with the treacherous cruelty that life can show, she is walking along, loudly lamenting her fate and reviling life, when one of her fathers henchmen slips up behind her, and brutally slits her throat. The movie ends with her lying dead on the grass.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Bloodshy lives in fear of Jasper 's gunslinging son Wild Billy, Fact2: son named lives in Philadelphia, Fact3: Eli turns out to be opposite of Wild Billy, Fact4: people are throwing vegetables at fight him and children, Fact5: Ragsdale group of outlaws that has sent to run off Eli
[EX A]: Jasper Bloodshy Dale runs the roughandtumble town of Bloodshy—named after him because he founded it—which lives in fear of Jaspers gunslinging son Wild Billy also played by Dale. Jasper has just found out he has another son named Eli again, played by Dale, who lives in Philadelphia. It turns out that years ago, Jaspers crazy ways were too much for his bride from England, so she left—leaving behind one twin—and returned to England. With the help of his English butler Mansfield, he writes a new will that mentions Eli, then fakes his death by pretending to fall off a cliff in front of Bloodshys corrupt mayor Ragsdale McGavin and sheriff Denver Kid Knotts, both of whom he has just told about his second son. We next meet Eli, who turns out to be the opposite of Wild Billy. Eli has been trained to live for the Lord. He works as a Salvation Army missionary in Philadelphia with orphans named Roxanne Debbie Lytton and Marcus Michael Sharrett. One day, during a fight in which people are throwing vegetables at him and the children, Eli receives a telegram informing him about his fathers death, a father he didnt know existed. He decides to accept the invitation to come to Bloodshy for his inheritance and take Marcus and Roxanne. Their stagecoach is held up by the Snead brothers, a group of outlaws that Ragsdale has sent to run off Eli. Unfortunately, nobody was told that Jaspers other son was a twin, so they mistake Eli for Wild Billy the first of many to mistake the two. The Sneads return to Bloodshy, but did cause the stagecoach to run off, leaving Eli, Marcus, and Roxanne stranded. On their way to Bloodshy by foot, they meet a woman named Jenny Valentine who is also headed for Bloodshy to start a school. They head for the town together. Mansfield brings the will to Sheriff Denver to deliver to Ragsdale. From there, its learned that a contest is involved in the inheritance. Ragsdale sends Denver to find Billy and tell him that the fortune is his. The contest is a mileslong obstacle course known as the Bloody Bloodshy Trail that involves operating train engines, crossing a gorge using a rope, climbing a mountain, and driving a wagon. During the contest both Eli and Billy realize that Ragsdale has set them up to kill each other so that he would collect the entire fortune. Both brothers make up and expose Ragsdale for what he really is. Soon after Ragsdale is imprisoned. Denver Kid becomes the new mayor and makes his sheriff Rattlesnake, who throughout the film was trying to get his job as sheriff.

[EX Q]: Fact1: story is biographical and fantastical at same time, Fact2: brothers are working to finish history for Duke, Fact3: Wilhelm spends money to hear them from locals, Fact4: tale is told by old woman in forest, Fact5: culmination of tale features most involved usage of film 's special effects
[EX A]:
The story focuses on the Grimm brothers, Wilhelm Laurence Harvey and Jacob Karlheinz Bohm, and is biographical and fantastical at the same time. They are working to finish a history for a local Duke Oscar Homolka, though Wilhelm is more interested in collecting fairy tales and often spends their money to hear them from locals. Tales such as The Dancing Princess and The Cobbler and the Elves are integrated into the main plot. One of the tales is told as an experiment to three children in a book store to see if publishing a collection of fairytales has any merit. Another tale, The Singing Bone, is told by an old woman Martita Hunt in the forest who tells stories to children, while the uninvited Wilhelm secretly listens through an open window. The culmination of this tale involves a jeweled dragon and features the most involved usage of the films special effects. Wilhelm loses the manuscript of the Dukes family history while writing down this third story  he is supposed to be collecting additional information for the family history  and the brothers cannot meet their deadline. They are required to pay their rent, which was waived while they worked. As a result of wading through a stream in an effort to retrieve the manuscript which fell into the water after his briefcase broke open, Wilhelm becomes critically ill with potentially fatal pneumonia. He dreams that at night various fairytale characters come to him, begging him to name them before he dies. In the dream, Russ Tamblyn reprises his role as Tom Thumb from the 1958 film. Wilhelms fever breaks, and he recovers completely, continuing his own work while his brother publishes regular books, including a history of German grammar and a book on law. Jacob, shaken by his brothers experience, begins to collaborate on the fairy tales with Wilhelm. They are ultimately invited to receive honorary membership at the Berlin Royal Academy, which makes no mention of the tales in their invitation. Jacob prepares to make a speech deliberately insulting the Academy for snubbing Wilhelm. As their train pulls into the station, hordes of children arrive, chanting, We want a story! Wilhelm begins, Once upon a time, there were two brothers. The children cheer, and the film ends with a caption card that reads ...and they lived happily ever after.