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.

Fact1: spotter to locate schools of fish for local fishermen to catch, Fact2: Mark starts to make reserve friends only to have protective mother bear, Fact3: Mark watches horrified as gang of poachers led by local fisherman and bully Fog Hanson While hidden in shoot mother bear tree, Fact4: Tom and friend throw Fog and gang off pier, Fact5: Tom 's plane crashes leading him to accept job as wildlife officer in Everglades
Tom Dennis Weaver and Ellen Wedloe Vera Miles live with their young son Mark Clint Howard near a Florida game reserve. Tom is a pilot who works as a spotter to locate schools of fish for the local fishermen to catch, but recently fish have been scarce, causing economic hardship for the local fishermen and Tom. Young Mark loves animals of all kinds. One day Mark is exploring the reserve when he encounters a black bear cub, and starts to make friends with it, only to have the protective mother bear appear and chase Mark up a tree. While still hidden in the tree, Mark watches, horrified, as a gang of poachers, led by local fisherman and bully Fog Hanson Ralph Meeker, illegally shoot the mother bear and capture the cub. Mark reports the poaching to the local wildlife officer, who fines Fog. The angry Fog and his buddies try to beat up Tom in retaliation for Marks reporting and because they blame Tom for not spotting any fish for them lately, but Tom and his friend the local justice of the peace win the fight and throw Fog and his gang off the pier. Fog inhumanely chains the captured cub in a dark shack with inadequate food or exercise. Despite his parents warnings to stay away from Fogs property, Mark sneaks onto Fogs property repeatedly to feed and exercise the cub, whom he names Ben. As Ben grows bigger, he and Mark become close friends. Eventually, Fog catches Mark trespassing. Tom forbids Mark from ever visiting Ben again, while Fog plans to kill Ben and sell him for meat. Mark disregards his fathers warning to rescue Ben, taking him into the wilderness to set him free. However, Ben refuses to leave Mark, and the pair are caught. Tom finally buys Ben from Fog to save Bens life. Mark and Ben are happy for a time, but when walking with Ben one day, Fog and his gang show up and threaten Mark and Ben. Ben finally fights back and mauls Fog. Because Ben has now attacked a person, even though Mark argues it was justified, the Wedloes are forced to give Ben away to a zoo. Mark sadly says goodbye to Ben as his cage is loaded onto a boat for the trip to the zoo. En route to the zoo, Ben breaks out of his cage and swims ashore, escaping into the woods. Meanwhile, Toms plane crashes, leading him to accept a job as a wildlife officer in the Everglades. While searching for poachers, Tom is charged by a large bear and recognizes the bear as Ben. Mark is excited to hear that Ben is nearby and insists Ben wouldnt do any harm, but Tom disagrees, stating that Ben has become dangerous and must be killed. Tom hunts for Ben with his rifle, and Mark follows, trying to save Ben. Tom finally spots Ben and is about to fire when a tree suddenly falls on Tom and pins him to the ground. At Marks direction, Ben gently rolls the tree off Tom. Ben then leads Tom and Mark to his new family — a female bear and newborn cubs that he was protecting when he first charged Tom. In view of circumstances, Tom spares Bens life, and Ben and Mark renew their friendship.

Fact1: violent death of father stepped on land mine while recovering kite, Fact2: Jingchu moved to China to work as cleaner for A Shui, Fact3: Boss Shaba lost right leg during Vietnam War, Fact4: Shan Upon offered to take her off A Shui 's hands discovering Tao 's singing and crowd pulling abilities, Fact5: which Ah Shui agrees A Shui 's hands
A Tao Zhang Jingchu living near Red River at the VietnamChinese border, is a mentally handicapped Vietnamese girl due to witnessing the violent death of her father, who stepped on a land mine while recovering her kite. After she has grown up, she moved to China to work as a cleaner for A Shui Loletta Lee, who is her deceased fathers sister and runs a massage parlor. A Shan Nick Cheung, a former theatre actor, operates a road side karaoke in town and vaguely resembles A Taos father. A Tao soon becomes attracted to him. Boss Shaba Danny Lee SauYin, a regular big spender at Ah Shuis massage parlor, suffered injuries and lost his lower right leg during the Vietnam War. He has earned his money by parallel importing American cigarettes. Due to his temper and appearance, no massage girl wants to serve him. Shaba then asked for A Tao who did not know him and was not afraid. Shaba thus takes a liking to A Tao. Upon discovering A Taos singing and crowd pulling abilities, A Shan offered to take her off A Shuis hands, which Ah Shui agrees for 200 renminbi plus a temporary resident permit for A Tao. When Shaba found out that A Tao is no longer at the massage parlour, he sent his men to get her back for him.

Fact1: Young Frances Griffiths arrives by train to stay with cousin Elsie Wright in rural Yorkshire, Fact2: Young Frances Griffiths father is missing in action, Fact3: Polly Wright is deep in mourning for Joseph, Fact4: Joseph 's room and art works intact, Fact5: Elsie is not allowed to wear colours or to play with toys

Early 20thcentury Europe was a time and a place rife with conflicting forces, from the battlefields of World War I to the peaceful countryside of rural England. Scientific advances such as electric light and photography appeared magical to some; spiritualism was championed by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle while his friend Harry Houdini decried false mediums who prey upon grieving families. J.M. Barries Peter Pan charmed theatergoers of all ages. Young Frances Griffiths, whose father is missing in action, arrives by train to stay with her cousin Elsie Wright in rural Yorkshire. Polly Wright, Elsies mother, is deep in mourning for her son Joseph, a gifted artist who died at the age of ten, and she keeps Josephs room and art works intact. Elsie is not allowed to wear colours or to play with his toys, but she has taken the unfinished fairyhouse he built up to her garret bedroom where her doting father, Arthur, regales her with fairy tales. He is a bit of a local wunderkind, responsible for the electrification of the local mill, where children as young as Elsie go to work. He is also an amateur photographer and chess player. When Frances arrives she and Elsie discover a shared fascination with fairies, whom they encounter down at the beck, a nearby brook. They abscond with Arthurs camera one afternoon to take pictures of the fairies, hoping to give Polly something to believe in. When she comes home after attending a meeting of the Theosophical Society, where she hears stories of angels and all sorts of ethereal beings, she finds Arthur reviewing the prints in disbelief, but she thinks they are real. She takes them to Theosophist lecturer E.L. Gardner, who has them analysed by a professional and then brings them to the attention of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The photos are pronounced genuine, or at least devoid of trickery. No one except Houdini believes that young children could be capable of photographic fraud, and Conan Doyle himself arrives at the girls home with Houdini, Gardner and two new cameras. Arthur catches Houdini poking around and tells him pointblank that he doesnt believe that the fairies are real, but that no trickery took place in his darkroom either. Abetted by the buffoonish Gardner, Elsie and Frances soon come up with two more photos and Conan Doyle has the story published in The Strand Magazine, promising everyones names will be changed. But a newsman soon identifies the beck near Cottingley, tracing the girls through the local school and besieging the family. Hundreds of people invade the village in automobiles and on foot, and the fairies flee the obstreperous mobs. By way of apology to the fairies, the girls finish Josephs fairyhouse and leave it in the forest as a gift. The girls are invited to London by Conan Doyle, where they embrace their celebrity and see Houdini perform. In a quiet moment backstage Houdini asks Elsie if she wants to know how he does his tricks, and she wisely declines. And when a reporter asks, he declaims, Masters of illusion never reveal their secrets! Back in Yorkshire, while the girls and Polly are away, Arthur has a chess match with a local champion reputed to be mute, and the newsman breaks into their house. He discovers a cache of paper dolls in the form of fairies in a portfolio in Josephs room, but he is frightened away by the apparition of a young boy, leaving the evidence behind. Arthur wins his match, wringing a shout from his opponent, and another myth is debunked. After the children return home, the fairies reappear, and finally, Frances father comes home as well.