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: Eden is hosting dinner party with David, Fact2: Will and Eden divorced while trying to cope with Ty 's accidental death, Fact3: Sadie and David met while in Mexico girl, Fact4: Will witnesses In Ben when he makes joke about New Age ideas on expelling pain kitchen, Fact5: David and Eden tell guests about group

A: Will drives with his new girlfriend Kira to the Hollywood Hills home of his exwife Eden, who is hosting a dinner party with her new husband David. Will and Eden divorced while trying to cope with their young son Tys accidental death. Eden met David at a grief support group, and their party will be the first time any of their friends have seen the couple in over two years. On the way, Will strikes and mercykills a coyote. Will and Kira arrive. David and Edens other dinner guests are Tommy, Tommys boyfriend Miguel, and friends Ben, Claire, and Gina. Gina mentions that their other friend Choi is running late. Eden introduces Sadie, a girl she and David met while in Mexico who now stays with them. Throughout the evening, Will wanders in his former home alone and relives memories related to Tys death, including Edens attempted suicide. In the kitchen, Will witnesses Eden slap Ben when he makes a joke about her New Age ideas on expelling pain. Eden and Davids mysterious friend Pruitt arrives. Will notices that David locked the front door. Will later goes for firewood and spies Eden hide a pill bottle through her bedroom window. David and Eden tell their guests about a group they joined along with Pruitt and Sadie called The Invitation to work through grief using spiritual philosophy. David shows everyone a video in which group leader Dr. Joseph comforts a terminally ill woman as she takes her last breaths. David turns away unseen visitors and explains they were strangers looking for a party nearby. The group play a game of I Want where Sadie kisses Gina, Pruitt confesses to accidentally killing his wife, and Eden kisses Ben. David stops an unsettled Claire from leaving, making Will think David is keeping the guests inside. David changes his mind, and Claire leaves, accompanied by Pruitt, whose car is blocking Claires. Will watches Pruitt take Claire out of sight to talk to her, and David confronts Will about his suspicion. During dinner, Will internally reflects on Tys death. While walking through a hallway, Will sees Sadie make odd faces into a mirror, and they have a strange poolside conversation, during which she sexually propositions him. After rejecting her, Will has a separate discussion with Tommy about the odd atmosphere in the house. Will finally gets a cell phone signal and finds a voice mail from Choi indicating that he was at Eden and Davids doorstep before the other guests. Presuming that David and Eden must have done something to Choi, Will publicly confronts the couple about their apparent cult brainwashing. Choi enters unexpectedly, explaining that he was called away by work. Will is embarrassed, but the others assume his residual grief over Ty’s death is causing Will to behave irrationally. Finding his sons room has been renovated and turned into an office, Will finds a laptop with an ominous video from the founder of The Invitation. David pours drinks for the guests. Will smashes the glasses, fearing they are poisoned. However, Gina drinks hers before Will smashes it. Sadie attacks Will who inadvertently knocks her unconscious in the scuffle. Gina suddenly collapses and dies, revealing that Will was right about the drinks. David, Eden, and Pruitt attack the guests, killing Miguel, Choi, and Ben. Will, Kira, and Tommy flee and hide in the house. Feeling regret over the violence of the killings, Eden is comforted by David, who assures her that what they are doing is the only way they can leave the earth and be freed from their pain. Will retrieves a fireplace poker from Sadie while she lies dying. Pruitt finds and attacks Will and Kira. Kira retaliates and beats him to death. Eden shoots Will in the shoulder, and herself in the stomach, severely wounding herself. David attacks Tommy, but Tommy stabs David to death. As she dies, Eden asks Will to come to her in her final moments and to take her to the backyard. Kira, Will, and Tommy reunite and head outside with the dying Eden. Tommy goes back inside for Miguels body. Kira and Will see helicopters flying above. As they watch, Will sees various homes with the same red lantern that David lit earlier in the evening. Will realizes that Los Angeles is erupting in chaos as other cult members throughout the city carry out plans similar to David and Edens. The two hold hands as the sound of sirens continues.
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Q: Fact1: Only sketchy details of film 's plot appear to survive, Fact2: Bill and Lily are married newly, Fact3: worries about security of job and income prey on mind and Bert Over frets over not being able to provide for Lily time, Fact4: Bert becomes shadow of happy soul, Fact5: couple welcome new baby to family

A: Only sketchy details of the films plot appear to survive. Bill Edwards and Lily White are newly married. Bert works as a tea salesman and is of a naturally cheery disposition. Over time however, worries about the security of his job and income prey on his mind and he frets over not being able to provide for Lily. With his worries heightened by the fear that he is about to go blind, he falls into a deep depression and becomes a shadow of the happy soul he used to be. Lily becomes desperately anxious about him, and one night has a terrible nightmare in which she dreams that he loses first his sight and then his life either in a fire, or by being robbed and murdered, depending on the source. However things eventually take a turn for the better and the couple welcome their new baby to the family.
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Q: Fact1: Bob decided to move away in Detroit, Fact2: Gail is pregnant with first child, Fact3: young companion urges him to let During ride go of railing, Fact4: Ho urges him to get house in order, Fact5: Bob 's family comes west for first time to visit

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Detroit, Michigan, 1963: Bob Ivanovich, a young son of UkrainianAmerican parents, prays one night for a circus in his backyard the next day after school. After school the next day, he runs home eagerly, followed by his friends. To his disappointment, no circus awaits. Angrily, Bob retreats to the closet in his room, his personal retreat space. Bob has shunned his Ukrainianborn parents for their immigrant ways and decided to move away from his family in Detroit. Thirty years later, Bob Jones Keaton now runs a Los Angeles public relations firm. He is happily married to Gail Kidman, who is pregnant with their first child. Bob is horrified to learn that he has been diagnosed with a terminal form of kidney cancer and might not live to see their baby born. Bob begins to make home movies, to immortalize himself, to be shown after his death to his son, so hell know who his father was, showing him how to cook spaghetti, how to drive, etc. He also begins to visit a Chinese healer named Mr. Ho Dr. Haing S. Ngor, who urges him to listen to his heart, which is calling him to forgive, and that life is always giving him invitations if he would just listen. At his wifes urging, they fly to his hometown of Detroit to attend a traditional Ukrainian wedding of his brother Paul Whitford. While in the area, Bob visits his childhood home. Also while there, they attempt to mend fences with his estranged family, which does not go well. Bob criticizes his brother for not moving to California like he did, and his father Constantine resents Bobs moving thousands of miles away and changing his name. Bob returns to California with a heavy heart, sadly saying to his wife, This is my last trip home. During a visit with Mr. Ho, he advises Bob to go into his heart soon. Bob teaches his son by camera how to shave, play basketball, and start a car by jumper cable. He also confronts a childhood fear by finally riding a formidable roller coaster. During the ride, a young companion urges him to let go of the railing as the descent begins, but Bob firmly holds on. A metaphor of his fear of letting go of life. He is living on borrowed time—beyond the date the doctors gave him, as he says to his wife after getting off the coaster, Today is DDay. Death Day. I was supposed to be dead by today. Gails contractions increase, and soon she is in the hospital, to give birth to their baby. Bob and Gail have a happy time with their newborn, but soon Bobs condition worsens, now that the cancer has reached his brain. Hospice care is arranged for Bob. Bob makes a final visit to Mr. Ho, and asks him what the light is he keeps seeing. Mr. Ho replies it is the life of the self and urges him to get his house in order life and personal affairs. A hospice nurse, Theresa Queen Latifah, moves in to help, but Bob is sinking fast. Bob and Gail finally call his family to inform them of whats going on. Bobs family comes west for the first time to visit. Bob makes peace with his family at last. Bobs childhood wish is finally granted by a circus in the backyard. As his father shaves him, Bob shows that he has at last made peace by telling his father he loves him. Bob finally comes to terms with his life as he dies peacefully, surrounded by the loving, supportive bosom of his family. Next is shown Bob on a metaphysical roller coaster, this time letting go of the railing, raising his arms freely in the air this time, metaphorically letting go of life, and finally enjoying the ride of life. Bob rides toward a beautiful, shining, ethereal light presumably heaven. A year later, his son and wife watch him on video, as she reads Dr. Seusss Green Eggs and Ham to him.
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