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: film is set in Liverpool in mid-1950s, Fact2: story concerns Bud and loving mother and siblings, Fact3: Bud lives life rich in imagination centred on family relationships church and struggles of shy boy at school, Fact4: Music and snatches of movie dialogue allow him to enrich narrow physical environment, Fact5: postwar England starved for beauty fantasy and place to escape
[A]: The film is set in Liverpool in mid1950s. The story concerns 11yearold Bud and his loving mother and siblings. He lives a life rich in imagination, centred on family relationships, church, and the struggles of a shy boy at school. Music and snatches of movie dialogue allow him to enrich his narrow physical environment. Together these fragments, wrote Stephen Holden in the New York Times, evoke a postwar England starved for beauty, fantasy and a place to escape.


[Q]: Fact1: Mae Doyle returns to home town, Fact2: fisherman brother accepts her into family home, Fact3: Joe asks Mae about rich man, Fact4: Mae After having baby girl with becomes bored Jerry, Fact5: Earl makes move on Mae
[A]: Mae Doyle returns to her home town, the fishing village of Monterey, California after ten years back East. Her fisherman brother, Joe, is not particularly pleased to see her, but accepts her back into the family home. His girlfriend Peggy is more welcoming. When Joe asks Mae about the rich man she was seeing, she explains he was a married politician. He died and left her some money, but his wife and relatives took her to court and won. Mae begins to date Jerry DAmato, a goodnatured, unsophisticated fisherman with his own boat. Mae instantly despises Jerrys friend, Earl Pfeiffer, a bitter, dissatisfied film projectionist. Maes politician lover had made her feel more confident in herself; in stark contrast, Earl has a low opinion of women in general and makes no attempt to hide it. His wife is a vaudeville performer who is away frequently on tour. Earl, sensing a kindred restless spirit, is attracted to Mae right away. Jerry is oblivious to the tension between the two and soon asks Mae to marry him, despite her warning that she is not good for him. Mae decides to accept, even though she does not love or even respect her future husband, for the security and in the hope that she can change. After having a baby girl with Jerry, Mae becomes bored and restless after a year. Earl, now divorced, makes a move on Mae. She resists at first, but then begins an affair with him. Jerrys uncle Vince, who bears a grudge against Mae, tells his disbelieving nephew. When Jerry confronts the couple, Mae admits that she wants to leave Jerry to be with Earl. After a few drinks and being prodded on by Vince, Jerry finds and starts strangling Earl, until Mae arrives and breaks up the fight. Jerry leaves, horrified at what almost happened. When Mae goes home to take her baby away, she finds the crib empty. Earl tries to coax Mae to leave with him anyway, without the baby, but this does not sit well with Mae. After trading bitter recriminations, she breaks up with him. Mae repents and convinces Jerry to take her back.


[Q]: Fact1: Ann As young woman in arrives home of best friend early twenties, Fact2: Lila 's brother introduces her to Harris Arden, Fact3: Lila goes along with ceremony as planned, Fact4: Buddy 's had crush on Harris since childhood, Fact5: younger guests By dance sea
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The film alternates between two time periods, the 1950s and the present, in which a dying Ann Grant Lord Vanessa Redgrave reflects on her past. Her confusing comments about people she never mentioned before leave her daughters, reserved Constance Natasha Richardson and restless Nina Toni Collette, wondering if their mother is delusional. As a young woman in her early twenties, cabaret singer Ann Claire Danes arrives at the spacious Newport, Rhode Island, home of her best friend Lila Wittenborn Mamie Gummer, who is on the verge of getting married to Karl Ross Timothy Kiefer. Lilas brother and Anns college friend Buddy Hugh Dancy introduces her to Harris Arden Patrick Wilson, a young doctor and the son of a former family servant. Buddy tells Ann his sister always has adored Harris, and expresses his concern that shes marrying another man out of a sense of duty rather than love. Inebriated, Buddy passes out, and as Ann and Harris chat they find themselves bonding. On Lilas wedding day, she confesses to Ann that she confronted Harris with her feelings for him and he rebuffed her, so she goes along with the ceremony as planned and marries Karl. At the reception, at Lilas request, Ann sings a song and is joined on stage by Harris. Afterwards Buddy, drunk again, confronts the two about their growing closeness. Then he unexpectedly kisses Harris. As Lila prepares to depart with her new husband, Ann offers to take the bride away with her, but Lila refuses and leaves for her honeymoon. Buddy admits to Ann hes had a crush on Harris since his childhood, though he also claims not to be that way  he denies that this would be okay as Ann assures him. He then changes the subject, confessing he has loved Ann ever since their college days, offering as proof a note she once sent him he has kept in his pocket ever since. Ann is unconvinced. By the sea the younger guests dance drunkenly and dive into the sea from a clifftop: Buddy joins in but fails to surface, prompting a panicked search. When Buddy reappears at the top of the cliff, Ann expresses her anger at the prank and berates Buddy for repressing his sexual orientation and building her up as his true love. She storms off and she and Harris slip off to his secret hideaway, where the two make love. Buddy, in search of the couple, stumbles into the road and is hit by a car. His friends find him, but too late to save his life. The following morning, Ann and Harris, oblivious to what transpired the night before, jokingly consider sailing away, but at the Wittenborn house they hear the tragic news of Buddys death. In the present day, Lila Meryl Streep arrives at Anns bedside to comfort her and reminisce. Ann recalls a day when she ran into Harris in the street in New York City. By then she had one daughter and was on the verge of moving to Los Angeles, and he was married with a son. He intimated he still loved her before the two exchanged cordial goodbyes. As Lila leaves, she tells Nina about Harris and reassures her that her mother did not make any mistakes in her life. Nina sits with Ann, who encourages her daughter to have a happy life. Nina finally musters the courage to tell her boyfriend Luc she is pregnant with their child. An ecstatic Luc proudly announces the news to Constance and promises he always will be there for Nina. Their joy is interrupted by Anns nurse, who urges the women to rush to their mothers bedside to bid her farewell.