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: Richard Herald is famous opera singer and father to Richard Herald II, Fact2: Richard Herald II prefers to be known as Dick Johnson, Fact3: Other servicemen described beauty as family ’s friend played on piano, Fact4: Dick reminds her of previous meeting by giving her quick kiss, Fact5: Ferdi convinces friend Xavier Cugat to give Dick position as baritone at nightclub
[A]: Richard Herald Lauritz Melchior is a famous opera singer and father to Richard Herald II, who has recently returned from fighting in the war and now prefers to be known as Dick Johnson Johnnie Johnston. Dick has been engaged to socialite Frances Allenbury Mary Stuart since before he left for the war, but has been expressing some apprehension about marrying her. Mr. Herald wants his son to join him at the opera company, but Dick wants to enjoy his life now that he’s out of the army. Backstage at the theater, he sees a magazine featuring Leonora Nora Cambaretti, an aquacade star. Earlier, as it turns out, after Dick received an injury during the war, he stayed at a hospital where Leonora performed for the patients. Dick had yet to have his bandages removed from his eyes and head, so he couldn’t see Nora. Other servicemen described her beauty to him, as her family’s friend, Ferdi Farro Jimmy Durante, played on the piano. Thinking he was blind, Nora allowed Dick to touch her face and then kissed him, only to then find out that he was able to see. Nora is now performing as the star of the Aqua Capers show. Dick surprises her there, and he reminds her of their previous meeting by giving her a quick kiss, getting his nose twisted as punishment. Nora knows Dick is there to flirt, but she offers him a job with the show, but Ferdi convinces his friend Xavier Cugat to give Dick a position as a baritone at his nightclub. After an Aqua Capers performance, Dick and Nora go to dinner. Ferdi reminds her that she barely knows anything about Dick. At rehearsal the next day, Nora says before she can fall in love, Dick must pass inspection from her family back on Mackinac Island. Dick leaves with Nora while Francess mother, Harriet, meets with Richard and agrees to announce their childrens engagement, unbeknownst to Dick. On the island, Dick meets Nora’s grandmother May Whitty and niece, Deborah Sharon McManus, who warm up to him after he sings Grandmother’s favorite song, I’ll be with You In Apple Blossom Time. and Nora’s grandmother grants her approval of Dick for Nora. A bit later, Dick leaves to tell his father about his relationship with Nora and break off the engagement to Frances, which Dick has not told Nora about. Gordon finds the engagement announcement in the newspaper and shows it to Ferdi. Ferdi tell Nora about it, and she is heartbroken. Gordon arranges for her to stay somewhere Dick cant find her. Six weeks later, Mr. Herald arrives at an Aqua Capers rehearsal in an attempt to find Nora, but Ferdi will not tell him where she is. Ferdi goes to Xavier Cugat’s club to see Dick, who accuses Ferdi of being in love with Nora as well. Meanwhile, summer arrives on Mackinac Island and tourists are flocking there. Cugat’s band has a contract to perform at the Grand Hotel, and Dick goes with them. Deborah, knowing that Nora traveling with Gordon and Ferdi has arrived by boat, hurries to the hotel and notifies Dick, who loads Deborah onto her bicycle and together they ride to the Cambaretti house to speak with Nora. This trip, Nora has brought Gordon for her grandmothers approval. Dick and Deborah walk in, and Dick tries to explain all that has happened. Nora remains confused and upset and rejects him, so he leaves. Nora and Deborah both start to cry and flee upstairs, where Ferd overhears them. He invites Mr. Herald to the island, where he apologizes to Grandmother Cambaretti for placing the announcement in the newspaper. He also recognizes her from her old days as a performer in the circus. The two decide that their children should be married and come up with a way to push the two together. While Nora is at the swimming pool of the hotel, teaching Deborah to dive and swim, Dick begins singing Easy to Love with Cugats female vocalist, which makes Deborah jealous. That night, Nora decides she is going to go after Gordon, but Ferdi convinces her otherwise. Mr. Herald takes Grandmother to listen to Dicks performance at the hotel, where he convinces Cugat to fire his son and then begins to sing for the audience. He stops singing La donna e mobile and begins Easy to Love, during which Dick gets up and sits next to Nora, where they hold hands and snuggle.


[Q]: Fact1: film is told from perspective of Cindy and Jim Green, Fact2: Cindy explain experience with Timothy in effort to persuade adoption agency to allow couple to adopt child, Fact3: Jim convinces Distraught by Cindy write child 's characteristics and life events on slips of notepad paper, Fact4: Timothy leaves growing on legs cover up by wearing long tube socks, Fact5: parents take Timothy to friend and town botanist
[A]: The film is told from the perspective of Cindy Jennifer Garner and Jim Green Joel Edgerton, as they explain their experience with Timothy CJ Adams in an effort to persuade an adoption agency to allow the couple to adopt a child. Cindy, who works in the towns local museum, and Jim, who is employed at the towns historic pencil factory, reside in the droughtstricken town of Stanleyville, North Carolina,citation needed selflabeled as the pencil capital of the world. The Greens are informed by doctors that they are unable to conceive. Distraught by the news, Jim convinces Cindy to dream up their ideal child and write the childs characteristics and life events on slips of notepad paper. The couple place the notes inside a wooden box and bury it in their backyard garden. After an immediate thunderstorm, which seemingly affects only their property, a tenyearold arrives at their home claiming the Greens as his parents. After finding the box they buried smashed to pieces around a large hole in the ground where they originally buried it, and finding the boy inside their house, covered in mud, they realize that the boy, named Timothy, is actually a culmination of all their wishes of what their child would be. The Greens also discover that Timothy has a startling feature: he has leaves growing on his legs, which he can only cover up by wearing long tube socks. The next day, at a family picnic, Timothy is introduced to members of his family: Brenda Best Rosemarie DeWitt, Cindys pompous sister; James Green Sr. David Morse, Jims estranged father; and Mel Lois Smith and Bub M. Emmet Walsh, Cindys paternal aunt and uncle. The parents take Timothy to their friend and town botanist, Reggie LinManuel Miranda, where they learn that Timothys leaves cannot be removed. Timothy begins to attend school, where he meets Joni Jerome Odeya Rush, a girl he encounters during a bullying incident, with whom he begins a friendly relationship. Meanwhile, the towns pencil factory, the largest employer in Stanleyville, begins laying off its employees. Timothy convinces Cindy and Jim to design a prototype for a new pencil in an effort to keep the pencilproducing business viable. Unbeknownst to the parents, one of Timothys leaves falls off each time he fulfills one of the qualities listed on the original slips of paper. Timothy eventually reveals to Cindy and Jim that his time of existence is short and that he will eventually disappear. During another intense thunderstorm, he vanishes from their house. The Greens meeting with the adoption counselor concludes with Cindy presenting a letter that Timothy left them before leaving. In the letter, he explains to them what he did with each of his leaves that fell off, with a montage sequence showing each person whose life Timothy touched. After an unspecified amount of time, the adoption counselor is shown pulling up to the Greens house in a car with the little girl who is to become the Greens daughter, Lily.


[Q]: Fact1: governor assigns him to take charge of youth reformatory replacing Walton with notion to offer inmates more trust, Fact2: Furman does ease institution 's usual strict discipline, Fact3: interest as Kitty and Babe arrive along with adult supervisors Grace Hartwell and Bess Monahan, Fact4: Kitty expresses interest in Eddie, Fact5: extroverted Babe causes trouble for her causing Kitty to be injured in fight and later attacked by boy
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A radical plan is Dr. Paul Furmans idea when the governor assigns him to take charge of a youth reformatory, replacing Colonel Walton with a notion to offer inmates more trust. Not only does Furman ease the institutions usual strict discipline, he changes it from an allboy detention facility to coed. Juvenile delinquent Eddie Bassett observes with interest as new female inmates like Kitty and Babe arrive along with adult supervisors Grace Hartwell and Bess Monahan, who will look after the girls. As soon as the bashful Kitty expresses an interest in Eddie, the extroverted Babe causes trouble for her, causing Kitty to be injured in a fight and later attacked by another boy. Furman is also physically assaulted by Eddie. Various misdeeds lead to the governors firing Furman and restoring Walton and the previous discipline. Eddie, beaten by a guard named Quillan, steals the guards gun, knocks him out and leads a revolt. The only one able to quell the uprising is Furman, who, with Kittys help, successfully appeals to Eddie to give up before its too late.