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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Question: Fact1: Tony Bronson is new purser for flight, Fact2: flight disrupts robbery of New York journalist Jim Halsey at hotel, Fact3: Halsey is passenger flying to America to begin assignment for newspaper, Fact4: show in New York are stranded in Puerto Nueva without fare to leave, Fact5: Ann uses feminine wiles to con Tony into arranging free passage for them on Clipper

Answer: On the Caribbean island of Puerto Nueva, a disparate group of individuals await a Boeing 314 Clipper, the Caribbean Clipper that will take them to Miami. Tony Bronson Ralph Byrd is the new purser for the flight who disrupts the robbery of New York journalist Jim Halsey Jack Mulhall at their hotel. Halsey is a passenger on the same TransCaribbean Airlines flight, flying to America to begin an assignment for his newspaper that will ultimately have him stationed in the Orient. Having some money left, Halsey fixes Tony up on a double date with two entertainers in a sister act, Ann Howard Julie Duncan and her partner, Peggy Morton Carol Hughes. The pair have only just been informed that their show in New York has been cancelled and are stranded in Puerto Nueva, without the fare to leave. Ann uses her feminine wiles to con Tony into arranging free passage for them on the Clipper. Nonetheless, Tony falls in love with Ann, and Jim proposes to Peggy. Among the other passengers are Madden Johnstone White, Ryan Richard Clarke, Desser Paul Bryar and Professor Carter I. Stanford Jolley, their ringleader and a former pilot who flew Clippers for the airline. Their plan is to hijack the aircraft in midair, rob the passengers and steal a shipment of 500,000 in the safe on board. Carter will then land in a remote area of the Caribbean Sea where the gang and their loot will be picked up. When they take over the aircraft by killing the navigator and copilot, Carter has the passengers locked in their quarters and the crew locked in the cargo compartment. After landing, although the gang has the money from their captives, the safe is locked and only Tony can open it. Ryan is ordered to force the purser to open the safe but in a struggle for Ryans gun, Tony shoots him, and makes his escape, jumping from the aircraft. Swimming over to the cargo hold, he frees the pilot, Capt. Hank MacFarland Kenneth Harlan and the rest of the crew, then returns to the cockpit where Carter threatens to burn the Clipper. Tony overpowers him, and holding the rest of the gang at gunpoint, allows MacFarland to regain control of the aircraft. Jim and Tony are finally reunited with their sweethearts as the Clipper heads to Miami, where the police are waiting to apprehend the gang.


Question: Fact1: gambling addiction begins to spiral out of control, Fact2: Freed inspires college students with interpretations of Fyodor Dostoevsky 's work, Fact3: Axel In has affection of Billie and admiration of family personal life, Fact4: Axel 's reckless gambling has left Unbeknownst to them him with huge debt, Fact5: loan sharks come to apartment in middle of night

Answer: Axel Freed is a New York City Harvard University–educated English professor and author with a gambling addiction that begins to spiral out of control. In the classroom, Freed inspires his college students with his interpretations of Fyodor Dostoevskys work. In his personal life, Axel has the affection of the beautiful Billie and the admiration of his family, including his mother Naomi, who is a doctor, and his grandfather, a wealthy businessman. Unbeknownst to them, Axels reckless gambling has left him with a huge debt. His bookie, Hips, likes the professor personally but threatens grave consequences if he does not pay up. When Billie, having been informed by Axel that he owes 44,000, questions the wisdom of her associating with him, Axel confidently tells her she loves his lifes dangers, including the possibility of blood. After obtaining the 44,000 from his mortified mother, Axel goes with Billie to Las Vegas and gambles it into a small fortune, only to blow it all again on basketball bets. He takes out his anger on Billie, who does not appreciate having loan sharks come to their apartment in the middle of the night. Expecting help from his grandfather, Axel gets nothing but the older mans disappointment and disgust. Axels only way to avoid the debt is to lure one of his students, a basketball star, into accepting a bribe from Axels creditors to shave points in a game. He does so. When the game has ended in accordance with the plan, Axel says goodnight to Hips by wandering off into a black ghetto near the gymnasium where the game has been played; he ignores a warning from Hips that the area is a jungle. Axel proceeds to lure a pimp into a lifeordeath fight by refusing to pay a prostitute. As Axel beats him, nearly to death, the prostitute slashes him across the face. As Axel is leaving the scene of the fight, he studies himself in a mirror and smiles enigmatically at the blood coming from the wound.


Question: Fact1: Ellen Gulden has high-pressure job writing for New York magazine, Fact2: Ellen attempts to find place for herself in parents life while struggling to continue writing on freelance basis and maintain relationship with boyfriend in New York, Fact3: father 's philandering days have become lonely nights of drinking at local bar, Fact4: George n't bear thought of light slipping away, Fact5: Kate found with Village Voice new job

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Ellen Gulden has a highpressure job writing for New York magazine. As the movie begins, she is visiting her family home for her fathers surprise birthday party. It becomes obvious that she deeply admires her father, George, a oncecelebrated novelist and college professor, but has barely restrained disdain for her mother, Kate, and the domestic life she lives. When it is discovered that Kate has cancer, George pressures Ellen to come home and take care of her mother. Ellen is taken aback by this request, knowing it could jeopardize her career and love interest, but finally agrees, caving in to her fathers appeals and inducements. As Ellen helps her mother with domestic chores while her father goes about his usual business without helping much, Ellen begins to reassess her views of her parents. She realizes she always brushed her mother aside and idealized her father, despite his selfcentered focus on his career and  she discovers  longtime habit of having flings with his female students. Ellen attempts to find a place for herself in her parents life, while struggling to continue writing on a freelance basis and maintain her relationship with her boyfriend in New York. Over time, Ellen grows closer to her mother and learns more about her parents marriage—including realizing that Kate has known about Georges affairs all along. Ellen also learns that her fathers philandering days have become lonely nights of drinking at a local bar to numb the pain of never again achieving success with, nor even being able to complete, further novels. George admits to Ellen that the reason he loved Kate was that she was full of light shining through everything, and he couldnt bear the thought of her light slipping away. As her mother is dying, Ellen tells her she loves her, and Kate says she knew it and always had. After Kates death, the autopsy reveals that Kate actually died of a morphine overdose, and a District Attorney questions Ellen about her mothers death. Scenes from this interview are interspersed throughout the movie and point to Ellen being suspected of having assisted her mothers suicide. In the closing scene, by Kates grave, Ellen has returned from a new job she found in New York with the Village Voice. She is planting daffodils when she sees her father approaching, their first encounter since the funeral. George tells Ellen she was very brave to do what she did, and she looks puzzled until she realizes George thinks she had given her mother the fatal overdose. Ellen replies that she had thought the accomplice was the father. They both realize Kate must have killed herself. George speaks to Ellen of how much he loved Kate, considering her his muse, his one true thing. As the movie ends, Ellen is explaining to her father how to plant the daffodil bulbs and he is helping, foreshadowing, it seems, their reconciliation based on mutual long overdue appreciation of Kate.