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.

Q: Fact1: Angelo Donnini and Gino are of Italian origin living in Australia, Fact2: Angelo writes letters in hope of match, Fact3: letters are returned with photograph, Fact4: Rosetta decides to return to Italy with help of Alfredo, Fact5: Connie has failed to gain Gino 's affections

A: Angelo Donnini and his younger brother Gino are of Italian origin, living in Australia in the 1950s. Angelo is insecure, silent and introverted and not at all goodlooking, while Gino is the complete opposite: outgoing, funny and handsome. Angelo looks for a wife and writes letters to Italian girls in hope of a match. But his letters are always returned with his photograph. One day, he desperately sends a new letter with a picture of his brother to Rosetta, who falls in love instantly with the man in the picture and therefore accepts his marriage proposal. When she arrives in Australia she is of course appalled that Angelo does not look like the man she thought she had married. However, she stays, to try to gain Ginos affections. But Gino has a girlfriend, Connie, a wise and tough girl who knows exactly what she wants. She loves Gino, but wishes he possessed more of Angelos qualities. Though Gino tries to avoid Rosetta, he cannot help but eventually fall in love with her. Gino and Connie have an argument and they call it quits, and Angelo and Connie start to develop a romance. In the end, Rosetta, believing that she has failed to gain Ginos affections, decides to return to Italy with the help of Father Alfredo. Gino follows her onto the ship and they embrace. The couple then marry. In the final scene of the film, which seems to be few years later, it shows the wedding party of Connie and Angelo, while Gino is married to Rosetta and they have a newborn baby.
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Q: Fact1: Briany loves in to make room for girlfriend, Fact2: Woodward takes her back to mansion, Fact3: Tony is to be married next day to childish heiress Vera Barton, Fact4: Fairbanks change Tony 's lifestyle among other things, Fact5: Vera and father find Tony Mary and friends passed out on floor

A: Office worker Mary Briany Laura La Plante finds out she is being demoted by the boss she secretly loves in order to make room for his girlfriend. She tries to commit suicide by jumping into the river. Tony Woodward Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. is driving by and rescues her, much to her annoyance. He takes her back to his mansion, but he and his butler Godfrey Donald Calthrop have great difficulty getting her to behave. Meanwhile, Tony is to be married the next day to childish heiress Vera Barton Margaret Lockwood. She reveals to Tonys friend Lord Rufus Paul Claude Hulbert that she plans to change Tonys lifestyle completely  no more smoking or drinking, among other things. Her millionaire father Peter Gawthorne promises his nearly penniless future soninlaw 5000 pounds to pay for a partnership in a company. Later, Mary crashes Tonys bachelor party, dressed in drag in his younger brothers clothes. The next day, Vera and her father find Tony, Mary and his friends passed out on the floor. As a result, Vera breaks off the wedding. With only £300 and deeply in debt, Tony proposes a suicide pact to Mary. They will fly to Monte Carlo to try to win a fortune at the casino. If they lose, they will kill themselves. The first day does not go well. They are ready to jump off a cliff when a gentleman finds them and gives them £20 they didnt know they had won. On their second chance, they split up to gamble. Tony loses, but Mary has an incredible lucky streak and wins a large amount of money. Meanwhile, Vera decides she wants to marry Tony after all. Rufus brings news about Tonys whereabouts and they go to Monte Carlo. Vera embraces Tony before Mary can tell him the good news. Heartbroken, Mary climbs out on the hotel ledge, but Tony finds her and tells her he loves her. Annoyed at being jilted, Vera decides that she wants to marry a man that no other woman would desire; she picks Rufus.
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Q: Fact1: war In rages across Republic of Gilead near future, Fact2: woman attempts to emigrate to Canada with husband and daughter, Fact3: Kate 's husband uses automatic rifle to draw fire telling Kate to run, Fact4: Kate is assigned to home of Commander and of cold inflexible wife, Fact5: daughter shows as proof recent photograph of living in household of Commander

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In the near future, war rages across the Republic of Gilead—formerly the United States of America—and pollution has rendered 99 of the population sterile. Kate is a woman who attempts to emigrate to Canada with her husband and daughter. As they take a dirt road, the Gilead Border Guard order them to turn back or they will open fire. Kates husband uses an automatic rifle to draw the fire, telling Kate to run, but he gets shot. Kate gets captured, while their daughter wanders off into the backcountry, confused and unaccompanied. The authorities take Kate to a training facility with several other women, where she and her companions receive training to become Handmaids—concubines for one of the privileged but barren couples who run the countrys religious fundamentalist regime. Although she resists being indoctrinated into the cult of the Handmaids, which mixes Old Testament orthodoxy with 12step scripted group chanting and ritualized violence, Kate is soon assigned to the home of the Commander Fred and of his cold, inflexible wife, Serena Joy. There she is named Offred—of Fred. Her role as the Commanders latest concubine is emotionless. She lies between Serena Joys legs while being raped by the Commander in the collective hope that she will bear them a child. Kate continually longs for her earlier life, but she is haunted by nightmares of her husbands death and of her daughters disappearance. A doctor tells her that many of Gileads male leaders are as sterile as their wives. Serena Joy desperately wants a baby, so she convinces Kate to risk the punishment for fornication—death by hanging—in order to be fertilized by another man who may make her pregnant, and consequently, spare her life. In exchange for Kate agreeing to this, Serena Joy provides information to Kate that her daughter is alive, and shows as proof a recent photograph of her living in the household of another Commander. However, Kate is told she can never see her daughter. The Commander also tries to get closer to Kate, in the sense that he feels if she enjoyed herself more she would become a better handmaid. The Commander knows Kates background as a librarian. He gets her hardtoobtain items and allows her access to his private library. However, during a night out, the Commander has sex with Kate in an unauthorized manner. The other man selected by Serena Joy turns out to be Nick, the Commanders sympathetic chauffeur. Kate grows attached to Nick and eventually becomes pregnant with his child. Kate ultimately kills the Commander, and a police unit then arrives to take her away. She thinks that the policemen are members of the Eyes, the governments secret police. However, it turns out that they are soldiers from the resistance movement Mayday, of which Nick, too, is a part. Kate then flees with them, parting from Nick in an emotional scene. Kate, is now free once again and wearing nonuniform clothes, but facing an uncertain future. She is living by herself, pregnant in a trailer while receiving intelligence reports from the rebels. She wonders if she will be reunited with Nick, but expresses hope that will happen, and resolves with the rebels help she will find her daughter.
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