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: New York City businessman James C. Pidgeon is on verge of bankruptcy, Fact2: J. C. 's daughter persuades rest of family to take in charity case for holidays not out of goodness of heart, Fact3: Florie not be found within reasonable amount of time, Fact4: estate reasonable amount of goes to Pidgeons time, Fact5: search ends up on front page of newspaper

A: New York City businessman James C. Pidgeon Eugene Pallette is on the verge of bankruptcy. His only hope is rich uncle Henry, who is on his deathbed. J. C.s daughter Therese Ruth Terry persuades the rest of the family to take in a charity case for the holidays, not out of the goodness of her heart but to impress her upperclass boyfriend Stephen Bates Robert Livingston and his mother. From a newspaper list, they pick Anthony Marchaund Joseph Schildkraut, an actor injured in a car accident at the height of his career 10 years before, who is now a brokendown drunk. J. C.s son Reggie David Holt returns with bad news: uncle Henry left his 5 million estate to Florie Watson Ona Munson, a showgirl he had once seen perform as a child actress 30 years before in Uncle Toms Cabin. The will stipulates if Florie cannot be found within a reasonable amount of time, the estate goes to the Pidgeons. After bribing the sole executor, J. C. conspires to limit the search to just placing newspapers ads for a week without mentioning the inheritance. Furthermore, the executor believes the woman is in New York City, not Denver, where uncle Henry died. J. C. decides to look for Florie Ona Monsun himself, so he can better keep the news from her. Marchaund awakening from an alcoholic binge overhears the whole scheme and suggests he can probably find her easily through Actors Equity. Reggie worries about a blackmail attempt, but Marchaund makes a seemingly heartfelt speech about honor and his gratitude to the Pidgeons. He then eavesdrops and walks away without his customary limp, but is spotted by Angela Anne Gillis, J. C.s younger daughter. She lets him know that she is amused by his deception and he regains the limp. Marchaund and Willie Crawford Raymond Walburn, J. C.s freeloading brotherinlaw, have little trouble locating Florie. Willie tells her that they are cousins and that the family wants her to spend the holidays with them. Florie recognizes Marchaunds name and confides to him, one trouper to another, that she knows she is not related to the Pidgeons, but as she is broke and behind on her rent, she is eager to play along. After the search ends up on the front page of the newspaper, the Pidgeons hastily relocate to an isolated house in the country to keep Florie in the dark. When they arrive, they discover that all of their servants have quit. J. C., having been raised there, refuses to hire new ones, fearing that they may be people he grew up with. The family, with the exception of Angela, pitch in. Soon, even Angela is helping out. Meanwhile, two private detectives are closing in. When they show up at the house, they are lied to, but the detectives are not fooled and set about getting a search warrant. That night Marchaund alludes to the situation, implicitly comparing the familys deception to Jacob Marleys misdeeds in Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol before passing out from too much drink. All of the Pidgeons are ashamed of themselves and finally confess everything to Florie. Later, Marchaund wakes up and departs, leaving a note explaining his divided loyalties. Florie tracks him down at a bar in the nearest town and tells him she is going to give half the money to the Pidgeons.
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Q: Fact1: Balu budding wrestler and daydreamer foreseeing prosperity and good future in agriculture hopes to find permanent settlement instead of day-to-day wandering, Fact2: Fate brings them to village headed by rowdy, Fact3: village headed by rowdy creates trouble by picking up sheep of poor shepherds, Fact4: Ashokrao 's academy 's wrestlers leads to animosity between him and Balu, Fact5: Balu 's angst for finding resolution culminates in heart-wrenching climax of film

A: Fighting a legal battle for over 10 years in the hope of getting back his land from the forest department, the film narrates the story of Raghu Karhe who, along with his wife, two sons  Panda and Balu, his daughterinlaw and grandson, all wander while shepherding sheep from one village to another. Balu, a budding wrestler and a daydreamer, foreseeing prosperity and good future in agriculture hopes to find his family a permanent settlement instead of daytoday wandering. Fate brings them to a village headed by the rowdy, Ashokrao, who along with his fellow wrestlers terrorizes all the adjoining villages and very often creates trouble by picking up the sheep of poor shepherds. Balu and his family bear everything silently. In one of the wrestling competitions, Balu defeats Ashokraos academys wrestlers, which leads to animosity between him and Balu. Ashokrao compels Balu to a wrestle with his ace wrestler. Feeling the pain of Ashokraos separatist remarks, Balu applies his full strength and breaks the wrestlers spine and runs away. This further hurts Ashokraos ego who vows to finish him. Balus angst for finding resolution culminates in a heartwrenching climax of the film. Through its protagonist, the film talks about the entire shepherd community and how their lives are unstable, full of challenges and how at times, they have to pay a heavy price for survival with dignity.
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Q: Fact1: Business millionaire Drogo Gaines is about to marry fiance Helen Newton, Fact2: Carraway has admitted himself to institution, Fact3: Penguin does n't want to accept money, Fact4: land owner wants money from Penguin, Fact5: Drogo and Carraway has to hide from police searching for them on road

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Business millionaire Drogo Gaines is about to marry his fiance Helen Newton, but fakes a nervous breakdown before his own wedding because he has cold feet. He overhears Helen talk to her brother and mother about them losing Drogos fortune if the wedding doesnt go through. This makes Drogo decide to call the wedding off entirely. Helen is furious and refuses to be dumped at the altar like this, attacking Drogo and trying to make it look like he is the one attacking her. Her brother Ed comes to her aid and knocks Drogo out. When Drogo wakes up again he is in a mental institution, and is considered insane and dangerous to others. At the institution, Drogo meets wealthy eccentric Colonel Carleton Carraway. Carraway has admitted himself to the institution. In the dark of the night, Carraway helps Drogo escape, using a row boat, and they are picked up by carnival operator Penguin Moore. Drogo helps Penguin in return, by paying her fees to the sheriff. Penguin doesnt want to accept the money, so Drogo suggests she takes a concession on a camera Carraway has invented in return. When the land owner wants money from Penguin too, Drogo and Carraway help out by raising the money with illegal gambling. They are arrested but manage to escape with the help of Penguin. Drogo and Carraway has to hide from the police searching for them on the road, and they are nearly discovered by Helen, who has joined the search party. They are spotted however, by Stanhope, Drogos personal secretary. Stanhope stays and hangs around the carnival to see what happens. Drogo falls in love with Penguin, who is the first girl he has met who doesnt want him for the money. Penguin makes both Drogo and Carraway work for their living with her. Still, the carnival doesnt turn a profit. Drogo secretly sends Stanhope to buy new equipment for the carnival to improve the chances of profit. Penguin tries to market Drogo as her new acrobatic artist, but he is too incompetent to perform adequately. He gets support from Carraway, who tries to restore Drogos reputation and convinces Penguin he was once a promising lion tamer. Unfortunately, Penguin acquires two lions to improve their act. Drogo praises his luck when a storm ruins his chances of showing off as a lion tamer the first night. The carnival takes refuge at Carraways nephews Harry Whitmans estate. Harrys friends is the audience to the new show, but a commotion arises when the lions come out of the cage. Eventually Drogo manages to lure them back into the cage, but a fight starts when an outside party accuses the carnival of unfairness because of the higher prices charged at the private show. The fighting destroys the entire carnival. Harry pledges to reimburse Penguin for the damage. Unaware to most of the present persons, Harry has stored the remains of the carnival in a barn on his estate, planning to set it on fire later in the night. He has a habit of doing this to have a reason to use his fire trucks to extinguish the fire. Watching the carnival go up in flames, Penguin believes that her days as a carnival operator is over. But then Drogo shows her the new carnival equipment he has bought her. He has painted the names Moore  Gaines on it. Penguin thanks him by kissing him.
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