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: Vikram goes to firm 's biggest client Chandrasekar to present ambitious theme park project plan, Fact2: Chandrasekar ambitious theme park project plan that had been preparing for months, Fact3: Chandrasekar 's rebellious daughter enter office to demand for money embarrassing him in front of everyone, Fact4: archenemy at firm is chosen finally agrees to Shruti 's plan, Fact5: Shruti killed Sanjana while trying to stop latter from taking drugs

Answer: Vikram Naveen Chandra is a young project manager at an architecture firm in Chennai. Though he leads an honest life, he maintains that it is not wrong to do something illegal for money as long as you dont get caught. One day, he goes to his firms biggest client, Chandrasekar Aadukalam Naren to present an ambitious theme park project plan that he had been preparing for months. It is then when Vikram and his colleague see Chandrasekars rebellious daughter enter the office to demand for money, embarrassing him in front of everyone. Having lost his mood, Chandrasekar coldly rejects Vikrams plan. Vikram gets drunk and then goes to Chandrasekars beach house to vandalize it. Instead, he sees Chandrasekars daughter running away. Vikram follows her to a nearby hotel and confronts her about her fathers behaviour. She introduces herself as Shruti Salony Luthra and reveals that she dislikes her father just as much as Vikram does because he is a materialistic corporate man. Shruti follows Vikram home, where she proposes that he pretend to abduct her in order to extort ransom money from Chandrasekar. Vikram initially refuses. However, he learns from his superior at work the next day that Chandrasekar had a change of heart and has approved his theme park plan in condition that the firm has a more experienced project manager head the project. Vikram becomes ever more furious when his archenemy at the firm is chosen to lead the project and finally agrees to Shrutis plan. Together, Vikram and Shruti easily extort all the black money that Chandrasekar has been hiding away from the income tax department. He then sends Shruti back home safely while promising to keep her share of the money for her while she prepares her passport and visa to run away to Australia. The next day, Vikram learns from the news that a young girls dead body resembling Chandrasekars daughter has been found washed up at the beach. As Vikram panics, Chandrasekar and Shruti walk into his apartment. Chandrasekar then reveals that the rebellious daughter Vikram saw the other day at his office was actually Shrutis twin, Sanjana Salony Luthra. Shruti accidentally killed Sanjana while trying to stop the latter from taking her drugs. That was when she ran away from home and ended up with Vikram. Her father then calls her up and forces her to help him frame Vikram instead. This was why Chandrasekar approved Vikrams plan out of the blue and then had another project manager hired to further provoke him to have revenge. Chandrasekar then takes back his ransom money in return for not having Vikram arrested by the police for Sanjanas socalled kidnapping and murder. Furious that he has been played, Vikram decides to really kidnap Shruti for the money. He sees her leaving her fathers beach house and takes her away forcefully. He has Chandrasekar bring his money to a warehouse in exchange for Shruti. At the warehouse, Chandrasekar brings a gang along for protection and Vikram has to fight them off. However, it is revealed that Shruti is actually Sanjana all along, and it was Shruti who was killed during their struggle. Knowing that their father would not support her, she pretended to be Shruti all along and had the real Shrutis body look like her instead. Seeing that her father never loved her and was instead happy she had died, she kills him in cold blood and splits the ransom money with Vikram. Sanjana then continues pretending to be Shruti and explains to the police that it was her own father who kidnapped and killed his drug addict daughter with the help of the gang to save his reputation. The gang then goes into hiding for a crime they did not commit. Meanwhile, Sanjana takes over Chandrasekars company and hires Vikram as her theme parkss project leader.


Question: Fact1: Leal has perfect marriage to Jason and couple share, Fact2: Zoe is not happy in marriage, Fact3: Canosa takes her out to special spot, Fact4: Quinton knocks him out with vase, Fact5: Jason While hiding from appears heart-shaped sculpture over Quinton 's head Quinton

Answer: On the outside Zoe Reynard Sharon Leal seems to have the perfect life. She has a perfect marriage to her husband Jason Boris Kodjoe and the couple share two kids. Despite this, Zoe is not happy in her marriage. After sex one night with her husband, she is displeased that Jason was done; so she wakes up to watch porn and plays with a dildo. She attends an art show for a possibly new client to sign on with her company and runs into the artist of the show, Quinton Canosa William Levy and the two quickly share some flirtation. Later, Zoe goes over to his apartment for him to sign a contract but Canosa stops her and the two have sex. Despite Zoe trying to maintain her sanity, she cannot resist Canosas charms and the two have sex again when he takes her out to his special spot. The couple breaks up regularly but always inevitably end up getting back together. On one particular occasion, when Zoe goes to get back with Quinton, she finds him having sex with his nextdoor neighbor. Throughout the film, Zoe is telling this story as a flashback to her psychotherapist, Dr. Marcella Spencer Tasha Smith, who after diagnosing her with sex addiction, assumes it might have been something from Zoes past that keeps coming back to haunt her and pressures her to confess. However, each time her psychotherapist asks, Zoe avoids the question and walks out. Her addiction begins to take over her life and she soon begins to sleep with another man, Corey Tyson Beckford, whom she met at a club. One day, when she comes home from work, she sees Corey at her home talking to her mother. Seeing the danger she had put her family into, Zoe decides that she wants to try to fix her marriage with her husband. She invites both Corey and Quinton to meet her at Quintons apartment. Saying she does not want to say it twice, she breaks up with the two and through this they realize that she had been sleeping with both of them. Corey becomes angry and lunges at her, but Quinton blocks him. As Corey leaves, Quinton knocks him out with a vase. Zoe becomes afraid of him and tries to calm him down, but Quinton tells her that she is not going to leave him anymore. Frightened that he was walking closer, Zoe shoves a glass artwork between them, smashing it to pieces. Quinton walks straight over them, pulling bits of glass out of his feet. While hiding from Quinton, who is chasing her with a palette knife, Jason suddenly appears and smashes a heartshaped sculpture over Quintons head and saves Zoe before leaving. Zoe runs after Jason, apologizing profusely, but he rejects her, telling her he does not want to be with a lying, cheating whore, and for him she is dead. Out of desperation, Zoe walks out in front of car, injuring herself. The two split up and Jason stays in a hotel. Zoe becomes a recluse but soon goes to a sex addiction grouptherapy session. It is discovered that the root of Zoes addiction was a rape committed by three boys when she was 10 years old. At the session she speaks of her deep love for her husband and Jason walks into the session. He kisses and accepts her back.


Question: Fact1: children are allowed to go out and play, Fact2: Lack of playground in locality compels them to play in streets, Fact3: arrival of village boy opens them up to joys of rustic village games, Fact4: Broken glasses leads parents to advise children not to play in streets, Fact5: Old man 's only son is not happy with father 's association with street children

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Put a few children together to be themselves. Lo! They create a wonderful world of their own deriving immense pleasure in PLAYING  and learning through it subconsciously. Playing in open space is quite different from playing within the four walls of home. Open space provides greater scope for interaction, experimentation and learning besides multiplying the thrill of playing. There lies the imperative need for playgrounds. But where are the playgrounds! Thanks to the indiscriminate growth of concrete jungles of evergrowing cities, there is hardly any open space, let alone proper playgrounds  particularly in the localities where poor and middle class children reside. This film Thutturi The Bugle is an attempt to highlight this problem to raise the consciousness of society about the imperative need of nearby playground for children in each locality. The story goes like this. Confined to homes for most of the year with heaps of homework and preparation for dreaded examinations, children jump with joy with declaration of summer holidays. That is when they are allowed to go out and play. Lack of playground in the locality compels them to play in streets. Thanks to blazing publicity, cricket and computer games seem to be the only games these city children are exposed to. The arrival of a village boy opens them up to the joys of rustic village games. Broken glasses, obstruction to traffic etc. leads parents to advise children not to play in the streets. They go out in search of a place to play and find a vacant land full of stones  thorns. They plead with the owner of that land  a wellmeaning lonely old man left to himself with a lot of riches and also a lot of health complaints. They get his permission to play there. Old man is quite impressed with the way children were clearing up the whole place. He becomes one with them in creating a beautiful playground there with novel ideas drawn from David Werners famous book on creative use of readily available things around. He proclaims that the playground henceforth belongs to them. Mingling closely with children helps him regain his zest for life. In their company he finds a new meaning to his life. He starts spending more and more time playing and roaming around joyfully with children. His health starts improving. Old mans only son Hari, settled in America, is not happy with his fathers association withstreet children as he calls them. He arrives on the scene with his little son Abhi. Abhi is quite attached to his grandfather. Abhi derives great joy playing with other kids, unmindful of Haris objections. Haris admonition of Abhi embarrasses and hurts the old man. To retrieve Abhi and old man fromstreet children, Hari virtually orders them to packup and move to America immediately, much against his wishes. Haris rudeness puts old man in a state of shock. He loses his speech and becomes bedridden. Hari cleverly uses this opportunity to keep the children away from Abhi and old man. Hari is unmoved by childrens pleadings  parents request and, arranges for demolition of the playground to build a commercial complex. Unable to see their fruits of labor playground going out of their hands, children obstruct demolition. Children  parents are taken to police station. Embarrassed parents punish their children and order them to remain indoors... Finally, these children manage to regain their playground with the help of old man. A realised Hari endorses the old mans gift of playground to children. The film ends with the old man appealing to all parents for dealing with children the right way and grooming them for their all round development providing space for both studies and play.