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: film begins with group of boy students going home, Fact2: Later Mrs Haraguchi confronts Mrs Hayashi for starting rumor and ruining reputation, Fact3: medium At was gaining popularity time of film 's release in Japan, Fact4: Mrs Hayashi instigates this in revenge over earlier misunderstanding, Fact5: parents have purchased television set to support neighbour in new job as salesman
[EX A]: The film takes place in suburban Tokyo, and begins with a group of boy students going home. The film steers into a subplot concerning the local womens club monthly dues. Everyone in the neighborhood club believes that Mrs Hayashi, the treasurer, has given the dues to the chairwoman, Mrs Haraguchi Haruko Sugimura, but Mrs Haraguchi denies it. They gossip amongst themselves who could have taken the money, and speculate that Mrs Haraguchi could have used the money to buy for herself a new washing machine. Later Mrs Haraguchi confronts Mrs Hayashi for starting the rumor and ruining her reputation, but Mrs Hayashi states that she has indeed handed the dues money to Haraguchis mother. Only later does Mrs Haraguchi realize it was her mistake her mother being quite senile and forgetful, and she goes to apologize. The boys are all attracted to a neighbors house because they have a television set, where they can watch their favorite sumo wrestling matches. At the time of the films release in Japan, the medium was rapidly gaining popularity. However, their conservative parents forbid them to visit their bohemian neighbors because the wife is thought to be a cabaret singer. As a result of this, the young boys of the Hayashi family, Minoru and Isamu, pressure their mother to buy them a television set, but their mother refuses. When their father Chishu Ryu comes to know about it, he asks the boys to keep quiet when they kick a tantrum. Minoru throws an anger fit, and states that adults always engage in pointless niceties like good morning and refuse to say exactly what they mean. Back in their room, Minoru and Isamu decide on a silence strike against all adults. The first neighbor to bear the brunt of this snub is Mrs Haraguchi. Mrs Haraguchi, angered by this snub, speculates it is Mrs Hayashi who instigates this in revenge over their earlier misunderstanding, and tells this to busybody Mrs. Tomizawa Teruko Nagaoka. Soon, everybody thinks Mrs Hayashi is a petty, vengeful person, and are all queueing up to return their loaned items to her. Minoru and Isamu continue their strike in school, and even against their English tutor. Finally, their schoolteacher visits to find the root of their silence. The two boys run off from home with a pot of rice due to hunger, but are caught by a passing policeman. They disappear for hours into the evening, until their English tutor finds them outside a station watching television. At the end of the film, the boys find out their parents have indeed purchased a television set to support a neighbour in his new job as a salesman. Jubilant, they stop their strike at once. Their English tutor and their aunt appear to be starting a fresh romance.

[EX Q]: Fact1: crew is stranded in town after member 's motorcycle breaks down, Fact2: Johnny shows up with crew at local club frequented by Kathy and friends, Fact3: live music playing at Johnny and crew decide to perform musical number by unplugging other band 's instruments and taking control, Fact4: Nick and friends At smash up motorcycles belonging to Johnny 's friends club 's parking lot, Fact5: Kathy goes for ride with Johnny against father 's wishes next day
[EX A]: Johnny Van Owen is a rapper who drifts from city to city. Johnny is performing at a nightclub, rapping and dancing with his crew and a club background songstress playing Cool as Ice Everybody Get Loose. While the group passes through a small town, Johnny falls for honor student Kathy Winslow. The crew is stranded in the town after a members motorcycle breaks down and has to be left at a local repair shop. While waiting for repairs, Johnny uses the opportunity to see Kathy. She already has a boyfriend named Nick, whom he advises Kathy to dump. Johnny shows up with his crew at a local club frequented by Kathy and her friends. Noticing that no one was enjoying the live music playing at the club, Johnny and the crew decide to perform a musical number, Peoples Choice, by unplugging the other bands instruments and taking control, shocking the audience and ending with Johnny sweeping Kathy off her feet, humiliating Nick. He offers to forgive Kathy and take her home, but she refuses and walks home by herself. Unbeknownst to Kathy, she is stalked by two strange men in a car. She is saved by Johnny, who takes her home. At the clubs parking lot, a jealous Nick and his friends smash up motorcycles belonging to Johnnys friends. Nicks friends attack the rapping biker who fights back, leaving Nick and his buddies unconscious and Nick himself in the hospital with a broken nose. Kathys father, Gordon, becomes suspicious of Johnny, and warns Kathy to stay away from him because they cant trust strangers. The next day, Kathy goes for a ride with Johnny against her fathers wishes. They ride all over town, including a construction site. When they finally return home, they are greeted by an angry Gordon, who coldly warns Johnny to stay away from his daughter. Gordon, under pressure from his wife Grace, reveals to Kathy the secret of his past—he was once a police officer. They were on the run from two corrupt cops and were able to escape using fabricated documents, explaining why he kept his life a secret from Kathy all these years. Kathy criticizes her father, saying it was not fair that he lied to her in order to protect her, yet refuse to permit her to see a total stranger. The next day, Johnny agrees to give Tommy a ride on his bike. They cruise through the streets, and finally back to the Winslow home where Tommy is kidnapped. At the repair shop, the crew prepares to leave town since the bike has been repaired, but they tell Johnny to say goodbye to Kathy. When Johnny arrives at the Winslow house, he finds an envelope meant for the family. It turns out to be a message from the crooked cops with Tommy recording it. Fearing the worst, Gordon accuses Johnny of criminal involvement, much to Kathys dismay. When Kathy asks Johnny to play the tape left behind by the kidnappers, he hears a loud clanging noise from a construction vehicle, revealing the message was recorded at the construction site. The gang ambushes the kidnappers and rescue Tommy. When the police arrive, the gang return Tommy to the Winslows, and Gordon apologizes to Johnny. The rapper tells Kathy he has to move on, but she decides to follow him. Nick arrives in his car, telling Kathy to get used to being a biker chick because she will never see him again. Kathy holds on as Johnny uses the car as a ramp and the two new lovers ride off into the big city. The film ends with Johnny reaching his destination, rapping Get Wit It and dancing with his crew to an audience at a night club. Kathy joins him on stage after the show is over, dancing alone in the spotlight.

[EX Q]: Fact1: family and friends In are evicted from low-rent housing childhood, Fact2: Lai-sheung Later in vows to buy mother and father life, Fact3: uncle not have to walk on daily basis, Fact4: owners decide to raise price, Fact5: police During course of arrive demanding entry final killings
[EX A]:
In Hong Kong, Cheng Laisheung Josie Ho works two jobs with the hope of earning enough money to buy her own apartment with a view of the Victoria Harbour. In mixed chronological order, we see scenes from Laisheungs past. In her childhood, her family and friends are evicted from their lowrent housing so that developers can build expensive flats. Later in life, she vows to buy her mother and father a new apartment, but is unable to fulfill her promise before her mother dies. When her father becomes ill, she begins searching in earnest for a new place, having an obsession for the Victoria Bay No. 1 highrise address from a childhood vow that she would one day buy a flat near the harbour so that her uncle would not have to walk there and back on a daily basis and not needing to search for him every evening. The bank will only give her a 70 mortgage and payments would reach over 15,000. Unfortunately, because of an oversight in declaring her fathers medical history, she no longer has insurance to pay for his expensive treatment and has to take a second job. After Laisheung does save enough for a downpayment, her fathers medical bills become excessive. When she asks her married lover for a loan to cover these, he refuses. One night her father has trouble breathing and, instead of giving him his oxygen, Laisheung allows him to die. The insurance payment now adds enough money to her current savings to purchase her dream flat. On her way to finalize the purchase, there is a hike in the stock market that makes the owners decide to raise the price. This sends Laisheung into a frenzy where she goes to the flats and attacks people who live and work there, killing them with lowtech, household items. During the course of the final killings, the police arrive at the flat, demanding entry. A struggle ensues during which both officers are killed. Returning to her day job, Laisheung receives a call from her agent saying the owners of the flat she wishes to buy are willing to sell after all. Laisheung suggests that they might want to sell for a lower price, since there were 11 murders in the building the previous evening. That night, Laisheungs lover comes round to pick her up, but she turns her back on him and walks away, ending their relationship. The film concludes with Laisheung staring out at the harbour as newscasts discuss how Americas worsening subprime mortgage crisis is beginning to have global repercussions.