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.

Input: Consider Input: Fact1: risky experimental visual prosthesis restore sight at fuzzy black and white images, Fact2: microchip installed in visual cortex of brain, Fact3: visual cortex of brain connects to camera, Fact4: stops taking necessary tests for brain surgery, Fact5: Danny sees family 's faces for first time

Output: Danny Valddesechi Chris Pine is an intelligent, handsome, charming boy who happens to be blind. Having been blind from birth, he volunteers for a risky experimental visual prosthesis that may restore his sight—having a microchip installed in the visual cortex of his brain that connects to a camera that would give him only, at best, fuzzy black and white images. During the tests he meets a beautiful Indian nurse, Leeza Anjali Jay. Meanwhile, because Danny is a virgin at 22, his brother Larry Eddie Kaye Thomas, who runs a limousine service, gets him a string of hilariously disastrous blind dates in between rentals. When Danny finally realizes that he is falling for Leeza, she tells him she cannot see him anymore because she has been promised in an arranged marriage. Believing that Leeza did not pursue their relationship because of his being blind, Danny becomes depressed and stops taking the necessary tests for his brain surgery. Dannys family, his eccentric psychotherapist Dr. Evans Jane Seymour and eye doctor Dr. Perkins Stephen Tobolowsky advise him to continue because it is his only chance of seeing, and soon Danny is successfully operated on. He sees his familys faces for the first time, but not Leezas, who was away, reluctantly preparing for her engagement party. Soon the experiment proves to be a failure, as the fragile prosthesis in his brain moves, clouding his already weak vision, and Danny goes back to being blind. Realizing that he really loves Leeza, he bursts into the engagement party, professing his love for her and saying Love is how you speak to me. Love is how you touch me...and guide me showing me the way to go. And when we kiss, when we kiss, it moves me to my soul. The couple kiss. At this the marriage is called off and Danny and Leeza start over, learning more about each others family and culture.


Input: Consider Input: Fact1: Moran wants control of town 's bootlegging and gambling operations, Fact2: lieutenants to make tavern owners do business in exchange for protection, Fact3: Peter Gusenberg argues with moll particularly over extravagant spending of money, Fact4: Inclusive are flashbacks by Capone 's gang, Fact5: Capone goes to winter home in Miami Florida to establish alibi

Output: An organized crime war breaks out between two rival gangs in Chicago during the Roaring Twenties. The leader of the Southside Mob is the notorious Al Capone, who resents his nemesis George Bugs Morans activity in the city. Moran, too, wants control of the towns bootlegging and gambling operations. His lieutenants Peter and Frank Gusenberg use threats and intimidation to make tavern owners do business with them in exchange for protection. Peter Gusenberg also argues and fights with his moll, particularly over her extravagant spending of his money. Moran gives the order to have a crony of Capones eliminated as the Chicago body count escalates. Inclusive are flashbacks to a lunchtime attack on Capone at the Hawthorne restaurant outside of Chicago by Hymie Weiss and Moran in September 1926 and the murders of Dean OBanion in November 1924 and Weiss in October 1926 by Capones gang. In a bid to get rid of Moran once and for all, Capone goes to his winter home in Miami, Florida to establish an alibi while his henchmen, some dressed as cops, ambush and execute seven members of Morans gang, including Peter Gusenberg, in a northside garage on February 14, 1929. Also at the garage  and caught in the attack  were Johnny May Bruce Dern, a mechanic, and Reinhardt Schwimmer, an optician who enjoyed being around gangsters. Of the victims, only Frank Gusenberg, Peters brother survives and is taken to a hospital. Despite knowing that he will soon die, Frank refuses to tell the police anything. Ironically, Moran himself, the apparent focus of the attack, was not in the garage, left for a diner, and escaped certain death. Each character is given a verbal voiceover biography as they are introduced, and in some video releases, the biographies of Rheinhard Schwimmer and Adam Heyer, two of the massacre victims, are removed from the soundtrack, possibly due to protest from surviving family members. In the aftermath, Al Capone is shown dispatching two of those responsible for carrying out the attack as he learns of their plans to kill him. Moran dies in prison, dropping a verbal clue to the crime: Only Capone kills like that. No one is ever charged for the murders of St. Valentines Day of 1929, as they either disappear going into hiding or are violently killed.


Input: Consider Input: Fact1: Father John X. Halligan is Catholic Priest visiting Rome, Fact2: con man named steals Halligan 's clothing and identity in hopes of evading arrest, Fact3: Italian police find real Fr, Fact4: men never talk to anyone except to superior monastery, Fact5: Brewster pilgrimage at is taken into custody which point


Output: Father John X. Halligan Johnson is a Catholic Priest visiting Rome, Italy for the 1950 Holy Year. Along the way, a con man named Joe Brewster Douglas, who is wanted by American authorities, steals Halligans clothing and his identity in the hopes of evading arrest. The Italian police soon find the real Fr. Halligan, the police chief Calleia assures him that they will find and arrest Brewster. Halligan soon manages to track down Brewster on his own. The two men begin to develop a friendship of sorts and Brewster eventually makes his first confession in many years to Fr. Halligan. The two then make their way through the streets of Rome and the Vatican, visiting all the major basilicas as part of a pilgrimage. Halligan helps Brewster evade arrest long enough to complete his pilgrimage, while doing so they come across a monastery where the men never talk to anyone except to a superior. Brewster finds himself drawn to the place during his brief visit. After visiting the monastery, Halligan and Brewster become separated. Halligan convinces the police to allow Brewster to complete his pilgrimage, at which point he is taken into custody. Halligan pleads with the police chief to release Brewster, and is convinced that Brewster is reformed. Then the news comes that Brewster had somehow escaped again, which leaves Halligan unsure of himself and his abilities. Later retracing his steps, Halligan comes to the same monastery that he and Brewster had visited earlier. To his surprise he finds Brewster now living there as a monk. He asks the abbot if he believes that Brewster is sincere, the abbot thinks Brewster is, and that Brewster told him his whole story. Brewster, using a pen and paper to communicate, tells Halligan that while in prison he was in a place that was all past, and instead he wants to be in a place that is all future. He further asks Halligan when the next Holy Year will take place, Halligan responds that it would take place in 25 years. When Brewster asks if hell visit then, Halligan assures him that he will.