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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.
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Fact1: Muthusamy lost parents at young age, Fact2: to pay for surgery to repair Shalini 's eyes, Fact3: police suspect Muthusamy of stealing gold pendant, Fact4: Shalini becomes friends with doctor, Fact5: Raja recommend her to Raja
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Muthusamy Pandiarajan is a poor and nottoogoodlooking man, he is roaming the streets. Kaattayi Manorama, an old woman and street astrologer, becomes his friend and she gives him money to eat everyday. Muthusamy lost his parents at young age. One day, he meets Shalini Rajashree a blind flower seller and Muthusamy befriends the innocent Shalini, he introduces himself as a rich business magnate. Shalini has a brother : Veerasamy, a dreaded rowdy. Muthusamy slowly falls in love with Shalini. He decides to pay for her surgery to repair Shalinis eyes : he worked day and night, and sold his mothers gold pendant. The police suspect Muthusamy of stealing that gold pendant and arrests him, before being arrested he manages to give his money to Shalini. After the successful surgery, Shalini can see but Muthusamy is not there to see her happiness. Shalini becomes friends with the doctor Raja Radha Ravi who operated her eyes. Raja finds her voice sweet, and recommend her to his friend Raja, a music director. The first song Shalini sang becomes a chartbuster and she becomes the busiest singer of the cinema industry. After being released from jail, Muthusamy tries to meet Shalini. What transpires next forms the rest of the story.


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Fact1: Kimberly Joyce is high school student at Roxbury, Fact2: new student immigrated from Middle East under wing, Fact3: Kimberly decides to take revenge on teacher, Fact4: Percy Anderson humiliated Brittany, Fact5: film makes use of twists and flashbacks to tell story
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Kimberly Joyce is a high school student at Roxbury, a Beverly Hills school for the wealthy. She and her best friend Brittany take Randa, a new student who recently immigrated from the Middle East, under their wing. When Kimberly decides to take her revenge on a teacher, Percy Anderson, who humiliated Brittany, she draws everyone—including her friends, family, and the media—into her plot, resulting in unforeseen repercussions. The film makes use of twists and flashbacks to tell its story.


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Fact1: Rosen and Tallant set off for Haggett 's Massachusett 's home, Fact2: Haggett be arriving at noon to discuss favorite artist, Fact3: Warren Creamer Before comes by Haggett house to court Susan Davenport 's scheduled arrival, Fact4: Hannah and Ada throw him out of house, Fact5: Tallant which had been using to stop leaks in Bean painting chicken house
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When news that several paintings by deceased artist Christopher Bean, whose life few people know anything about, may be located at the home of Dr. Milton Haggett, New York art critic Maxwell Davenport and rival art dealers Rosen and Tallant set off for Haggetts Massachusetts home. There, the unsuspecting, impoverished Haggett family receives a telegram from Davenport informing them that he will be arriving at noon to discuss his favorite artist, Christopher Bean. Milton and Hannah Haggett and their unmarried daughters Susan and Ada are surprised by the telegram, as they had always regarded Bean as a failed incompetent. Only their homely maid Abby, who is about to quit and leave for Chicago, has fond memories of the dead painter. Before Davenports scheduled arrival, Warren Creamer, a former student of Bean who makes his living as a paperhanger, comes by the Haggett house to court Susan. Because Warrens prospects appear dim, Susans social climbing mother Hannah discourages his visit, while the less appealing Ada, who is determined to marry before her younger sister, boldly competes for his attentions. When Warren makes clear his intentions to marry Susan, however, both Hannah and Ada angrily throw him out of the house. A short time later, Tallant arrives at the Haggetts and, while posing as the magnanimous Davenport, gives Milton one hundred dollars as payment for Beans longoutstanding medical bills. Surprised by his apparent good fortune, Milton happily gives Tallant a Bean painting, which he had been using to stop leaks in his chicken house. When Tallant learns that the back of another Bean painting has been used as a canvas by Ada, he buys her amateurish painting for fifty dollars. Later, after she has agreed to help Susan and Warren elope, Abby is approached by the conniving Tallant, who knows that Bean had a special rapport with the Haggetts maid. Abby reveals that Bean painted a portrait of her just before he died, but refuses to sell it to Tallant. Moments later, Rosen shows up at the house and offers Milton 1,000 for any Bean paintings he may have. Before Milton agrees to Rosens deal, Davenport arrives and, after identifying himself, explains to the Haggetts that Beans work is now worth tens of thousands of dollars. The Haggetts then receive a telegram from the New York Metropolitan Museum, which offers them a sizable sum for their Bean paintings. Inspired by the promise of big money, the Haggetts begin a desperate search throughout the house, but quit when Hannah finally confesses that, years before, she threw a bundle of Bean canvases into a bonfire. Determined to cash in on their old acquaintance, Milton, Hannah and Ada try to trick the still uninformed Abby out of her portrait by offering to buy it for fifty dollars. After Abby refuses to sell, the paintings true worth is revealed to her, and she angrily decries her employer while admitting that she had saved seventeen canvases from Hannahs fire and has them packed in a trunk. Despite Miltons attempts to bargain with her, Abby hangs on to her paintings and prepares to leave for Chicago. In greedy desperation, Milton snatches the canvases from Abbys trunk, but relents when she confesses that she married Bean on his deathbed and is his legal widow. On the train to Chicago, Abby then ponders the future of the valuable paintings, while the eloping Susan and Warren plan their future together.