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.

[EX Q]: Fact1: father gets transferred to Mumbai life changes, Fact2: love life falls apart, Fact3: father ’s office colleague becomes great source of strength, Fact4: Anu opts for divorce and with infant in hands she lands in Chennai, Fact5: son takes up job as maid in Anu 's house to make atonement for son 's sins
[EX A]: Anu Sujatha is a happygolucky girl headoverheels in love with her boyfriend Bharani Ravi Kumar. Her life changes when her father gets transferred to Mumbai then Bombay. Her love life falls apart as Bharani doesn’t respond to any of her letters. In addition, her father becomes seriously ill. Her father’s office colleague, Ramanathan Rajinikanth, becomes a great source of strength for her in these tough times. Soon, he asks for her hand in marriage. She accepts gratefully, and confesses that she had a boyfriend, who has seemingly forgotten her. However, Anu soon realises that Ramanathan is a sadistic and jealous husband, who tortures her no end. She opts for a divorce and, with an infant in her hands, she lands in Chennai Madras to take up a new job and start a new life. Her life takes a turn for the better in Chennai as she has a very supportive friendgroup in her office, particularly a widower, Janardhan Kamal Hassan. Janardhan, or Johnnie as he is popularly called, is a talented ventriloquist who talks through his puppet, Junior. He falls in love with Anu, but is unable to muster up the courage to tell her about it. In an interesting cinematic twist, Ramanathan’s mother Leelavathi discovers that her son had married and tortured Anu and takes up a job as a maid in Anus house to make atonement for her sons sins. Anu also stumbles upon Bharani in Chennai and discovers that her letters to him never reached as they were intercepted by his mentallychallenged sister. Soon, Anu renews her relationship with Bharani and life seems to be looking up for her. But the ghosts of the past continue to haunt her. Ramanathan comes to Chennai in the role of her boss – a contrite and repentant Ramanathan, who now wants to remarry Anu and redress the wrongs he had done. The situation becomes piquant with 3 men vying for Anu – her exlove, her exhusband and a silent lover lurking on the sidelines.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Andre Kriegman and Calvin Gabriel based on Dylan Klebold announce intention to attack high school calling, Fact2: Andre works at pizza place, Fact3: Cal and Andre planned to attack on first day, Fact4: boys preparing plan and weapons in Andre 's car, Fact5: pair After decide shoot themselves arguing over whether to engage police in gunfire
[EX A]: Andre Kriegman based on Eric Harris and Calvin Gabriel based on Dylan Klebold announce their intention to attack their high school, calling their plan Zero Day. They keep a video diary on the camera, carefully hiding it from their friends and families. The majority of the film is portrayed through their video filming, and shows them planning, preparing, and explaining some of their motives. Other scenes show the two attending Andres birthday party, egging the house of someone they dislike, and Cal going to the prom while Andre works at a pizza place. In one video entry, Cal notes the origin of the name Zero Day: Cal and Andre originally planned to attack on the first day on which the temperature dropped to zero degrees after they had finished their preparations. This plan soon proved impractical, and they set May 1, 2001 as the new date. Wanting their attack to have a memorable name, they agreed to keep the original title. The second to last scene of the movie show the boys arriving at school on May 1 and preparing their plan and weapons in Andres car. Andre says that he could never have carried out Zero Day without Cals help, a sentiment Cal echoes. They run into the school, armed with three pistols, an M1 carbine, and a 12gauge pumpaction shotgun, all stolen from Andres father and cousin. The shooting is shown through the viewpoint of security cameras very similar to Columbine High School massacres view. The dialogue is heard via the cellphone of a student who is shot and killed. Shooting at anyone they see, Andre and Cal eventually see law enforcement arriving in force after sixteen minutes of shooting. After arguing over whether to engage the police in gunfire, the pair decide to count to three and shoot themselves. The next scene is set on May 10, nine days after the shooting. A group of youths film themselves going to a park where memorial crosses are standing. They say that Andre and Cal killed twelve students and themselves. Finding crosses for the pair, they set them on fire and run back to their cars. The last scene shows the two crosses burning.

[EX Q]: Fact1: school 's activities range from having own search and rescue team to artistic endeavors such as marching band and belly dancing, Fact2: school hosting large marching band contest and arts festival to raise money for school, Fact3: Billy Jack is released Midway through film from prison, Fact4: reservation oppose over federal de-recognition of tribe and turning of tribal lands to local developers, Fact5: father cut off hand in fit of rage
[EX A]:
Billy Jack Tom Laughlin goes to court facing an involuntary manslaughter charge stemming from events in the earlier film. He is found guilty and sentenced to a prison term. Meanwhile, the kids at the Freedom School—an experimental school for runaways and troubled youth on a Native American reservation in Arizona—vow to rebuild the school. They raise funds and acquire a new building, eventually starting their own newspaper and television station. Inspired by Naders Raiders, they begin using the newspaper and TV station to conduct investigative reporting, angering several politicians and townspeople in the process with their exposes. The schools activities range from having their own search and rescue team, to artistic endeavors such as a marching band and belly dancing. This culminates with the school hosting a large marching band contest and arts festival, which they call 1984 is Closer Than You Think, to raise money for the school. Midway through the film, Billy Jack is released from prison and, trying to reconnect with his spiritual beliefs, begins a series of lengthy vision quests. He gets involved in a radical group on the reservation which is trying to oppose the federal derecognition of their tribe and the turning of their tribal lands over to local developers. When one of the tribal members is arrested for poaching deer on what was formerly tribal land, the school comes to his defense. The school begins to hold hearings on Native rights and child abuse. One of the children at the school was abused by his father who cut off his hand in a fit of rage, and the school defies a court order to turn the boy back over to his father. The FBI begins visiting the school and taps their phones. As tensions mount between the school and the people in the nearby town, a mysterious explosion at the school knocks their television station off the air. The governor calls a state of emergency and mobilizes the National Guard, and a curfew is established in town. The students respond by holding a parade in the town in violation of the curfew. On the way back to the school their bus breaks down and local townspeople confront the students and threaten to set their bus on fire. Billy Jack shows up during the incident to protect the students, and then comes to the rescue of a tribal member who is being harassed and beaten at a local dance in town. Near the end of the film, the National Guard is stationed around the school and is ordered to open fire on the students, killing four and wounding hundreds more. The entire story is told in flashbacks by Jean Roberts Delores Taylor, Laughlins reallife wife, a teacher at the school, from her hospital bed after the shooting incident. The violence in the finale is a symbolic bookend to the massacre of Vietnamese civilians seen in the beginning of the film. During Billys trial, he mentions the 1968 My Lai massacre and recalls, in a flashback scene, witnessing a similar incident while serving in Vietnam.