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: housewife displays while in company of others strange mannerisms and increasingly odd behavior, Fact2: role society expects him to play, Fact3: Nick invites large group of people to celebrate wife 's return, Fact4: Mabel cuts herself yet psychotic episode, Fact5: youngsters profess love for mother
[A]: Los Angeles housewife and mother Mabel loves her construction worker husband Nick and desperately wants to please him, but the strange mannerisms and increasingly odd behavior she displays while in the company of others has him concerned. Convinced she has become a threat to herself and others, he reluctantly commits her to an institution, where she undergoes treatment for six months. Left alone with his three children, Nick proves to be neither wiser nor better than his wife in the way he relates to and interacts with them or accepts the role society expects him to play. After six months Mabel returns home but she is not prepared to do so emotionally or mentally, and neither is her husband prepared correctly for her return. At first Nick invites a large group of people to the house for a party to celebrate his wifes return, but realizing at the last minute that this is foolish, he sends most of them home. Mabel then returns with mostly only close family, including her parents, Nicks parents, and their three children to greet her but even this is overwhelming and the evening disintegrates into yet another emotionally and psychologically devastating event. Nick kicks the family out of the house, leaving husband and wife alone. After yet another psychotic episode where Mabel cuts herself, Nick decides to put the children to bed. The youngsters profess their love for their mother as she tucks them in. Nick and Mabel themselves ready their bed for the night as the film ends.


[Q]: Fact1: former Confederate officer Chad Morgan Back home in leads cattle drive to Missouri Texas following Civil War, Fact2: town is lynched for trying to steal whiskey, Fact3: Chad and Joe ride to Kansas City to meet Tom Draper in saloon, Fact4: railroad man is engaged to Joe 's Helen, Fact5: Tom likes idea of railroad spur to aid farmers
[A]: Back home in Texas following the Civil War, former Confederate officer Chad Morgan Alan Ladd leads a cattle drive to Missouri, assuring fellow ranchers that their stock will bring 20 a head at auction. Instead, ruthless cattle baron Brog Anthony Caruso has scared off all competition and offers much less. Blamed for what happened, Morgan chooses not to return to Texas. He spends a night in a livery stable and meets town drunk Joe Jagger Edmond OBrien, who is nearly lynched for trying to steal whiskey. Chad helps keep Joe sober after they leave town. They meet farmers who need a better way to sell their wheat, so Chad and Joe ride to Kansas City to meet Tom Draper Don Castle, a railroad man who is engaged to Joes sister Helen Virginia Mayo, a singer in the saloon. Tom likes the idea of a railroad spur to aid the farmers. Helen is pleased at the change in her brother and thanks Chad, which brings out some jealousy in her fiance. Brog and his henchman disrupt the towns construction attempts while Chad is out of town. Joe tries to stand up to him, resisting the strong temptation to drink, but when he does, Brog guns him down. Her brothers death causes Helen to turn on Chad upon his return. Brog stampedes cattle through the town. He and his henchman then attempt to ambush Chad, who kills them both in selfdefense. Helen embraces him and Tom realizes he has lost her for good.


[Q]: Fact1: Rudy Baylor is graduate of Law School, Fact2: Rudy To earn is required to hunt for potential clients at local hospital fee, Fact3: less-than-ethical former insurance assessor-turned-paralegal has failed bar exam, Fact4: Deck is resourceful in gathering information and expert on insurance lawsuits, Fact5: jury thanks to finds Rudy 's determination and skillful cross-examination of Great Benefit 's president for plaintiff
[A]:
Rudy Baylor is a graduate of the University of Memphis Law School. Unlike most of his fellow grads, he has no highpaying job lined up and is forced to apply for parttime positions while serving drinks at a Memphis bar. Desperate for a job, he is introduced to J. Lyman Bruiser Stone, a ruthless but successful ambulancechasing lawyer, who makes him an associate. To earn his fee, Rudy is required to hunt for potential clients at a local hospital. He meets Deck Shifflet, a lessthanethical former insurance assessorturnedparalegal who has failed the bar exam six times. However, Deck is resourceful in gathering information and an expert on insurance lawsuits. Rudy has a case of insurance bad faith which could be worth several million dollars in damages. When Stone is raided by the FBI, Rudy and Deck set up a practice themselves. They file suit on behalf of a middleaged couple, Dot and Buddy Black, whose 22yearold son, Donny Ray, is dying of leukemia, but could have been saved with a bone marrow transplant, denied by their insurance carrier Great Benefit. Rudy passes the Tennessee bar exam but has never argued a case before a judge and jury. Now he finds himself up against a group of experienced lawyers from a large firm, headed by Leo F. Drummond, an attorney who uses unscrupulous tactics to win his cases. The original judge, Harvey Hale, is set to dismiss because he sees it as a socalled lottery case that slows down the judicial process. But a more sympathetic judge, Tyrone Kipler, takes over when Hale suffers a fatal heart attack. Kipler, a former civil rights attorney, immediately denies the insurance companys petition for dismissal. While seeking new clients, Rudy meets Kelly Riker, a battered wife whose husband Cliffs beatings have put her in the hospital. Rudy persuades Kelly to file for divorce, which leads to a confrontation with Cliff that results in the abusive husbands death. To keep Rudy from being implicated, Kelly tells the police she killed her husband in selfdefense. The district attorney declines to prosecute. Donny Ray dies, but not before giving a video deposition at his home. The case goes to trial, where Drummond gets the vital testimony of Rudys key witness, Jackie Lemanczyk, stricken from the record. Nevertheless, thanks to Rudys determination and skillful crossexamination of Great Benefits president, Wilfred Keeley, the jury finds for the plaintiff. It is a great triumph for Rudy and Deck, until the insurance company declares bankruptcy, allowing it to avoid paying punitive damages. There is no payout for the grieving parents and no fee for Rudy. Deciding that this success will create unrealistic expectations for future clients, Rudy decides to abandon his new practice and teach law. He and Kelly leave town together.