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.

Example Input: Fact1: apartment and office fixed up in understanding of accepted Western style, Fact2: delegation from Bitter Creek comes to New York City seeking financial backing for construction of spur line, Fact3: citizens of Bitter Creek decide to live up to Jeff 's idea of Western town, Fact4: Steve Shelby enters into plan to rob train turning it into real scheme, Fact5: entire crowd has been trapped in dance hall and Jeff 's revolver loaded with blanks
Example Output: As described in a film magazine review, Jeff Hillington Fairbanks, son of railroad magnate Collis J. Hillington Bytell, tires of the East and longs for the wild and woolly West. He has his apartment and office fixed up in his understanding of the accepted Western style, which he has gleaned from dime novels. A delegation from Bitter Creek comes to New York City seeking financial backing for the construction of a spur line, and go to Collis to explain their proposition. Collis sends Jeff to investigate. The citizens of Bitter Creek, Arizona, realizing that a favorable report from Jeff is necessary, decide to live up to Jeffs idea of a Western town. They set up a program with a wild reception for Jeff, a barroom dance, and a train holdup. Steve Shelby De Grasse, a grafting Indian agent, knowing that he is about to be caught by the government, decides to do one more trick and enters into the plan to rob the train, turning it into a real scheme. Events turn earnest and Shelby kidnaps Nell Larabee Percy, with whom Jeff has fallen in love. The entire crowd has been trapped in the dance hall, which is surrounded by Indians, and Jeffs revolver loaded with blanks. When the situation is finally explained to Jeff, by superhuman efforts and typical Fairbanks surprises he rounds up the Indians, rescues the girl, completely foils the scheme of Steve, and becomes the hero of the hour, getting to marry Nell.

Example Input: Fact1: children are sent out into desert Escorted by couple of rather poorly East Factory soldiers, Fact2: Rebels led by Chow 's lover are attacked by East Factory troops, Fact3: Chow is not among orders troops fighters and instead, Fact4: pair engage in lively acrobatic fight with women trying to remain clothed while stripping other, Fact5: scene is set for vicious battle of bodies and wits between sides
Example Output: This is a period film set during the Ming Dynasty in the desert region of China. Tsao Siuyan is a powercrazed eunuch who rules his sector of China as if he were the Emperor and not a mere official. He is the leader of the Emperors ruthless security agency known as the Eastern Depot unk Dong Chang. He has built up an elite army of skilled archers and horsemen who receive intensive training and powerful weapons. When elements of his administration plot against him and his despotic rule, Tsao comes down ruthlessly. One such plotter is defence minister Yang Yuxuan, who is executed along with his family. Tsao does spare two of the younger children and instead sentences them to exile in order to lure Yangs subordinate general Chow Waion into a trap. Escorted by a couple of rather poorly East Factory soldiers, the children are sent out into the desert. Rebels, led by Chows lover, swordswoman Yau Moyan, arrive to free them, but are attacked by East Factory troops. Tsao later calls off the attack when he realises that Chow is not among the fighters, and instead orders his troops to pursue them to find where they will be meeting with Chow. The rebels and the children then proceed to the Dragon Gate Pass through which they will cross the border. They reach the Dragon Gate Inn, which is a meeting place run by brigands. The innkeeper, the lively Jade, runs a sideline in which she seduces and murders her guests. Jade also keeps whatever money the customer has, then drops them down a chute to the kitchen and have them served as the meat in buns. The cutting up is done by her cook Dao, an expert at stripping meat to the bones. Moyan and her followers arrive at the inn. She is disguised as a man, but Jade is not fooled, claiming that only a woman would pass her without so much as a glance. That night she confronts Moyan and the pair engage in a lively acrobatic fight with both women trying to remain clothed, while stripping the other. Rebel leader Chow arrives and is reunited with Moyan. They plan to cross the border with the children but the bad weather delays their departure. Furthermore, Jade takes a liking to Chow and resolves to get him for herself, also has in mind the reward offered for his capture. Things are made even more complicated when East Factory officials led by Cha arrive at the inn posing as merchants. The scene is set for a vicious battle of bodies and wits between both sides, with Jade trying to keep the peace and getting every advantage, monetary or otherwise, that she can get out of it. Meanwhile, the bulk of the East Factory forces, led by eunuch Tsao himself, are on their way to the inn. Chow believes that, like most den of thieves, the inn has a secret passage through which his comrades can escape. Jade agrees to show them the passage if Chow will sleep with her. He agrees if they marry first. Jade, a practical girl, is rather surprised at having to marry for a onenight stand but proceeds anyway, with Cha acting as host for the wedding. The heartbroken Moyan drowns her sorrows in drink. The growing tension inside the inn breaks out into open battle when Cha and his men realise that the rebels want to use the secret passage to escape. The fight that follows results in the deaths of all the Dong Chang at the inn and most of the rebels and brigand hosts. Moyan herself is seriously injured. Tsao and his army arrives and lays siege to the inn. Inside there is only a handful of survivors: Jade, Chow, Moyan, Dao the cook, and the children. They escape through the passage, but a loose ribbon gives them away and Tsao himself sets off in pursuit. A vicious oneonthree battle amidst a desert storm as Tsao fights Jade, Chow and Moyan. Weakened by her wounds, Moyan perishes in quicksand. Just as Tsao is about to finish off Jade and Chow, Dao suddenly appears and takes him on with his carving knife. He carves away at Tsao, leaving the warlord with a skeletal arm and leg. Chow then moves in for the kill and Tsao is finished. Chow and the children make their way to the border. Realising how much Chow meant to her, Jade and Dao decide to follow Chow after burning down the infamous inn.

Example Input: Fact1: Part of prank entails taking George on boating trip to celebrate Sam 's fictional birthday, Fact2: George Throughout attempts to fit in with group trip, Fact3: Marty deviates from others plan game of truth, Fact4: rest decide to go along with game, Fact5: George 's camera now lost in water has recorded Marty 's taped confession of original plan
Example Output:
When small and quiet Sam admits to his older brother, Rocky, that the school bully, George, has hurt him because he moved Georges video camera while George was filming himself shooting baskets, Rocky tells his friends, reserved Clyde and troubled Marty, and they devise a plan for revenge. Part of the prank entails taking George on a boating trip to celebrate Sams fictional birthday. Then, they will get him to strip in a game of truth or dare, then make him run home naked. Sam invites his new girlfriend, Millie, along, and all six of them are driven to the river by Marty. During the ride, George reveals a different side by being genuinely pleased to be invited; the group also learns he is dyslexic. However, Sam does not tell Millie the real plan until they arrive near the river. Millie refuses to continue until Sam promises he will call the plan off, which Sam agrees to do. Sam tells his brother he wants to stop, and Rocky then tells Clyde and Marty. Although Clyde has no problem with not going through, Marty is very reluctant to not do so. Throughout the trip, George clumsily attempts to fit in with the group. Despite this, George also gets confrontational when questioned about his motives or lack thereof when attacking someone. The group soon realizes although George is annoying and extremely insecure, he is very lonely and just wants to be accepted and liked. On the boat, Marty deviates from the others plan and initiates a game of truth or dare, though the rest decide to go along with the game. After George shoots Rocky with a water gun in good fun, George makes a funny quip about Martys father, not remembering that it is a sore subject as Martys father killed himself years ago. This sets off Marty, who dares George to strip naked and jump in the water. When George does not comply, Marty exposes the whole plan and starts to ridicule George. Angered and humiliated, George launches into a vulgar tirade against everyone else on the boat, ending by crudely mocking Martys dead father. Marty snaps and Rocky, in an attempt to stop the fight, accidentally pushes George off the boat. Unable to swim, George struggles to remain afloat in the water. As the others regard the scene in horror, George accidentally hits his head with his video camera and does not come to the surface. Rocky dives into the water but is unable to find George. Minutes later, George appears face down in the shallow water close to the shore. Rocky exhorts the others to help him bring George to shore, where Millie gives him CPR. The effort is in vain as George is dead. The group is traumatized and in fear of being charged with murder. They dig a hole and bury George. Clydes plan is to explain that it was an accident, but Marty threatens them, reminding them that Georges camera now lost in the water has recorded Martys taped confession of the original plan and the authorities will find out if the camera is discovered. Marty then gains the complicity of both Clyde and the rest of the group. As they had already tricked George into not telling his mother where he was going, she would not know of their involvement. At the end of the day, they all gather at Sam and Rockys house. Sam, Rocky, Clyde, and Millie have had a change of heart and are willing to accept the consequences as opposed to having the guilt of Georges death hanging over their heads. Marty refuses to turn himself in and feels betrayed. He storms out and convinces his brother to give him his gun and car. The brother again agrees to the favor, albeit reluctantly. Marty robs a gas station with the gun and drives off, becoming a fugitive. Meanwhile, the others go to Georges house and confess to his mother with genuine remorse on their faces. Sam is later seen in an interrogation room, telling the story to the police, who later find and view the tape from Georges video camera. In a final scene, audio of George explaining his dream of becoming a filmmaker and documenting his life in hopes those who see it will finally understand him plays in the background. The police force, along with Sam, Rocky, and their father, and Georges mother, find the location of the corpse while Sam watches the sheriff exhume Georges body, as Georges mother cries with devastation, his face full of regret and great pain for what he, his older brother, and friends have done.