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: Luke Eveshim During vacation with Helga in is warned about real witches Norway, Fact2: childhood friend cursed to spend rest of life, Fact3: Luke 's parents are killed accidentally, Fact4: Luke sees through ruse hiding at top of tree, Fact5: doctor advises them to spend summer by sea
[A]: During a vacation with his grandmother Helga in Norway, Luke Eveshim is warned about real witches, female demons with a genocidal hatred for children, all of whom emit an odor obnoxious to witches. Helga tells him that her childhood friend fell victim to a witch and cursed to spend the rest of her life trapped inside a painting. After Lukes parents are accidentally killed, Helga becomes Lukes legal guardian and they move to England. While building a treehouse, Luke is accosted by a witch, though he sees through her ruse and avoids his potential death, hiding at the top of the tree. On Lukes ninth birthday, Helga falls ill with diabetes. Her doctor advises them to spend the summer by the sea. They stay at a seaside resort, where Luke meets and befriends a gluttonous but friendly boy named Bruno Jenkins, while getting on the bad side of the hotel manager, Mr. Stringer, after his pet mice frighten a maid who is having an affair with the manager. Also staying at the hotel are a convention of witches, masquerading as the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, with the Grand High Witch, the Germanaccented leader of the worlds witches, attending their annual meeting. Luke inadvertently discovers the witches while playing with his pet mice inside the ballroom, where the witches hold their meeting. The Grand High Witch unveils her latest weapon: a formula to turn children into mice, which they will use on confectionery products in sweet shops and candy stores to be opened using money provided by the Grand High Witch. Having already been given chocolate laced with the formula a few hours earlier, Bruno is lured into the room, turns into a mouse and flees. Luke attempts to escape and runs to Helga in their room, but finds her resting after having a dizzy spell. He is kidnapped and is forced to drink a potion, turning him into a mouse, though he avoids being squashed. He finds Bruno and reunites with Helga, who has since recovered. Luke devises a plan to kill the witches by sneaking into the Grand High Witchs room to steal a bottle of the formula. Luke manages to drop the bottle into a pot of cress soup destined for the witches dinner tables. Mr. Jenkins also orders the soup, though Helga stops him from consuming it at the last minute. As the witches enter the dining room, Miss Irvine, the Grand High Witchs assistant who has become disillusioned by her mistress harsh treatment of her, quits working with the witches and thus gets spared from the massacre that is about to happen. The formula turns all the witches into mice, and the staff and hotel guests join in killing them, unknowingly ridding England of its witches, as Helga returns Bruno to his parents. The Grand High Witch is spotted by Helga, who traps her under a water jug, enabling Mr. Stringer to dispatch her with a meat cleaver. Luke and Helga return to their home, where they are delivered the Grand High Witchs trunk full of money and an address book of all witches in the United States. Luke who had secretly readdressed the trunk at the resort suggests that they might use it to eradicate the worlds witches once and for all. That night, Miss Irvine pays a visit to the house and uses her power to return Luke to his human body and return his pet mice, along with his glasses, before leaving to repeat the process with Bruno.


[Q]: Fact1: fisherman marries young girl accidentally, Fact2: Kishore 's young bride After is kidnapped on river wedding night, Fact3: Kishore On becomes mad losing wife, Fact4: young bride fights with bandits jumps into river, Fact5: Basanthi helps mother and child
[A]: A fisherman, Kishore, marries a young girl accidentally when he visits a nearby village. After their wedding night, Kishores young bride is kidnapped on the river. On losing his wife, Kishore becomes mad. Meanwhile, his young bride fights with the bandits, jumps into the river and is saved by some villagers. Unfortunately, the young bride knows nothing about her husband, she doesnt even know her husbands name. The only thing she remembers is the name of the village Kishore belongs to. Ten years later, she attempts to find Kishore with their son. Some residents of Kishores village refuse to share food with her and her son because of the threat of starvation. A young widow Basanthi helps the mother and child. Later it turned out that Kishore and Basanthi were childhood lovers. Director Ghatak appears in the film as a boatman, and Basantis story is the first of several melodramatic tales.


[Q]: Fact1: Officer resolves to try something more entertaining for troops as in popular BBC radio programme, Fact2: group of local notables prove to be mildly eccentric, Fact3: chaplain With help of manages to organise event secretary, Fact4: question about marriage from Killigrew reveals fragility of Prouts marriage Having only just averted this, Fact5: whole event threatens to descend into anarchy despite Paris attempts to maintain order
[A]:
Having recently taken over the role of Entertainments Officer at an army camp, the army chaplain Captain William Paris Sim is disheartened so few of the troops turn out for an evening of classical music. He visits a local pub and finds the place packed with soldiers, including his own driver. He then resolves to try and secure something more entertaining for the troops and decides to copy the idea of a brains trust, as in a popular BBC radio programme, where panellists answer questions from the audience. With the help of Lady Dodds, Paris manages to gather together a group of local notables, who all swiftly prove to be mildly eccentric. The group includes the opinionated Professor Mutch, who is a popular radio personality on BBC radio, and his friend the oil painter George Prout and his wife Angela. Upon arriving at their house, Paris interrupts Mutch and Mrs Prout who are about to embrace. Then meeting Mr Prout, he soon finds him a cold man who verbally abuses his wife. The brains trust panel is rounded out by the hardofhearing Doctor McAdam and the chippy local Labour MP Joseph Byres. With the help of his secretary, Private Jessie Killigrew, the chaplain manages to organise the event. The hall is relatively well filled. Trying to avoid anything controversial, Paris forbids any discussion of politics or religion and begins with some innocuous questions about cows chasing after trains and if the Moon is inhabited. Things soon become heated when the MP takes offence at comments directed at him and threatens to start a fight. Having only just averted this, a question about marriage from Killigrew reveals the fragility of the Prouts marriage. Fearing any controversy, Paris quickly announces that it is time for the interval. As word spreads around the camp of the goingson, the second half begins with the room completely packed. Paris tries to steer the debate back to harmless questions about bluebottles, but Killigrew interrupts and demands an answer to her earlier question about marriage. As the Prouts begin arguing once again, Mrs Prout admits that the Professor is her lover. At this, the whole event threatens to descend into anarchy despite Paris attempts to maintain order. Desperate to restore a sense of propriety, he draws the proceedings to a close, and announces that next week they will return to classical music with a string quartet. A soldier stands up and thanks the chaplain for providing such entertainment and asking if the brains trust can be made a regular feature, to rapturous applause. Worried about Mr Prout, who has disappeared and has been drinking heavily, the others follow him back to his house, where they mistakenly come to believe that he is going to throw himself over the cliffs, whereas he is merely planning a bit of quiet painting. Meanwhile, the Professor has revealed himself to be an inherently selfish man, while Mr Prout is suddenly far more reasonable. He and Mrs Prout soon resolve their differences, and he tries to be a little more considerate to her. The film ends with the string quartet playing once more and Paris sitting in an almost empty theatre.