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 Input:
Fact1: David Coleman is young doctor hired by hospital 's pathology department, Fact2: head of department sees Coleman as rival, Fact3: Alexander is married to young intern at hospital, Fact4: hospital along with push for third test Coleman, Fact5: Dr. Charles Dornberger conducts blood transfusion to save baby 's life

Ex Output:
David Coleman Ben Gazzara is a young doctor hired by a hospitals pathology department. The head of the department, Dr. Joseph Pearson Fredric March, sees Coleman as a rival, and they fight over many medical issues. Coleman falls in love with Cathy Hunt Ina Balin, a nurse at the hospital, who develops a tumor in her knee. Pearson believes that the tumor is malignant and that the leg should be amputated, but Coleman disagrees. Coleman orders three blood tests on Mrs. Alexander Phyllis Love, an expectant mother whose baby may have hemolytic disease, but Pearson believes that the tests are excessive and cancels the third test. Mrs. Alexander is married to a young intern at the hospital Dick Clark, who, along with Coleman, tried to push for the third test. When the baby is born seriously ill, Dr. Charles Dornberger Eddie Albert, Mrs. Alexanders OBGYN, berates Pearson and conducts a blood transfusion to save the babys life. Pearsons future at the hospital becomes uncertain, and he resigns. Coleman has changed his mind about Cathys tumor and agrees with Pearsons decision, while Pearson says that Coleman reminds him of himself when he was young and urges him not to let hospital bureaucracy to wear him down.


Ex Input:
Fact1: Chandra lives in well-to-do joint family with parents, Fact2: Chaman is insulted by other-in-law, Fact3: Radhika walks out of house, Fact4: Roopa lives poor lifestyle with older unemployed brother and younger brother studying in school, Fact5: To make Roopa runs school

Ex Output:
Chandra Dilip Kumar, a young lawyer, lives in a welltodo joint family with his parents, sister Radhika Manorama and sisters husband, Chaman Gope. Chaman is made to do all the household chores as he lives on the sustenance provided by his wifes family. When Chaman is insulted by his otherinlaw, Radhika steps in and walks out of the house with her husband. They start a small business outside the city and soon start doing well. Here Chandra on a visit to his sister meets Roopa Mumtaz Shanti, who lives a poor lifestyle with her older unemployed brother Moti Jeevan and a younger brother Gulab studying in school. To make a living Roopa runs a school. Chandra and Roopa fall in love and are married despite their financial differences. However, the inlaws soon start taunting Roopa about her previous poor state and slowly make her life miserable. Chandra is too weak to stand up to his mother, and to avoid the domestic scene at home takes to drinking and gambling. Matters are set right when Radhika comes for a visit, and after a stern lecture from her, everyone mends their ways and live peacefully.


Ex Input:
Fact1: Patricia Warren go from home in Georgia to live with her wealthy but vain and egotistical aunt, Fact2: Pat insists on bringing Banjo when train north, Fact3: Elizabeth is not happy despite Pat 's protests, Fact4: pen is built for Banjo in garden, Fact5: Banjo breaks out second time

Ex Output:

After her father dies, Patricia Warren, a girl of nine, must go from her home in Georgia to live with her wealthy but vain and egotistical aunt Elizabeth Ames in Boston. Pat insists on bringing her beloved dog Banjo, an English Setter, when she boards the train north. Since Pat does not want to leave her dog alone, she travels by Banjos side in the baggage car, where she meets and befriends Bill, who works for the railroad. When her aunt Elizabeth receives news of Pats arrival, she has recently broken her engagement to Dr. Bob Hartley, and is on her way to Bermuda. Elizabeth has to cancel her vacation to take care of her niece. Elizabeth is not happy about Banjo accompanying the young girl, and forces the dog to stay outside of the house, despite Pats protests. The aunt also has quite a few remarks about the girls uncivilized behavior. A pen is built for Banjo in the garden, but though the servant, Jeffries, builds its walls higher and higher, Banjo still manages to break out. The second time Banjo breaks out, he hurts his paw and Pat takes him to Dr. Bob for treatment. When the doctor finds out that Pat is related to Elizabeth, he tries to make the aunt relent on her niece, but without any luck. Pat finds out about the previous relationship between her aunt and the doctor, and decides to help her out. Pat pretends to be ill and must see the doctor on several occasions, and the doctor eagerly agrees to continue play her game. Pats goal is to make her aunt happier so that Banjo can be accepted and let into the house. Elizabeth goes easier on her sick niece and they come closer to each other and Bob. She even warms up enough to Banjo to let Pat walk him around on a leash, but then Pat and her newfound friends in the neighborhood borrow a shotgun to put Banjos skills as a hunting dog to the test. They misfire, hitting a police car, and Elizabeth decides that the dog has to be sent back to Georgia. Pat is mortified by the decision, and runs away in the night and boards a train to Georgia to follow her dog. She arrives before Elizabeth and Bob arrive to take her back, and runs into the swamp to look for her favorite pet. When a bobcat attacks Pat in the swamp, Banjo turns up and saves her. One of her previous servants, Jasper, turns up and shoots the bobcat before it can kill Banjo. Pat is reunited with Elizabeth and Dr. Bob, and is promised that Banjo can come with them all back to Boston.