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.

Fact1: army privates are not allowed to marry, Fact2: Don and Bill 's attempts to become better acquainted with pretty fellow passenger Kit Richards annoy father, Fact3: Don In are surprised to discover that Richards is master sergeant assigned to unit as chief instructor and pioneer of concept camp, Fact4: Richards reports to commandant old friend and Bill 's father, Fact5: Bill was named after Richards
Three men enlist in the United States Army in the summer of 1941.Note 1 Bill Burke Edmond OBrien is doubtful of his own courage and enlists while intoxicated. Don Morse Robert Preston, an AllAmerican football player at Harvard, enlists to avoid being engaged to two women simultaneously, told that army privates are not allowed to marry. Jeff Hollis Buddy Ebsen is a hillbilly cajoled into enlisting by the daughter of a feuding family. They meet on the train to Fort Benning, Georgia, for training as parachute infantry. Don and Bills attempts to become better acquainted with pretty fellow passenger Kit Richards Nancy Kelly annoy her father, Bill Old Thunderhead Richards Harry Carey, until they reveal that they are Army recruits. In camp, they are surprised to discover that Richards is a master sergeant newly assigned to their unit as chief instructor and a pioneer of the concept. Richards reports to the commandant, his old friend and Bills father. Bill was named after Richards and they agree to keep Bills identity a secret from the rest of the company to avoid favoritism. Bill accepts a blind date and finds out it is Kit. When Don tries to date her, Richards encourages Bill to stick around as long as you like. Bill confesses his fear of parachuting to Kit. When the recruits make their first practice jump, a nervous trainee loses his nerve, pulls a pistol, and demands that the aircraft land. Bill talks him into giving him the gun. Impressed by Bills nerve, Richards reveals to the company that he is the commandants son, but Bill confesses his fear and applies for a transfer to another branch. Richards helps him overcome his fear of jumping and Bill saves his life in the process. Bills romantic rivalry with Don comes to a head when Don gets word that he is to receive an officers commission and decides to ask Kit to marry him. Bills anger at Don makes him careless in packing his parachute. Before Don can propose, Bill goes to Kit and admits he loves her. The rivals brawl just before the start of a demonstration airborne assault in which they are assigned the task blowing up an ammunition warehouse. Their transport aircraft takes off without them while their sergeant, Tex Paul Kelly, breaks up the fight. To keep them out of trouble, Tex arranges for a small observation aircraft to take them up. However, when Don jumps, his parachute becomes tangled with the tail of the aircraft. Bill crawls back and cuts the tangled shroud lines as Don hangs on to him. The two descend together and Don reveals that he repacked Bills chute, saving both their lives. Friends again, they destroy the objective. At the ceremony awarding them their parachute wings, Richards gives his blessing to Kit and Bill, while Don sets his sights on another woman.

Fact1: film opens with Ugr Pratap hot on trail of evil spirit possessing body of young village girl, Fact2: girl plunges to death and curses Ugr Pratap with annihilation of family, Fact3: horrible curse results in brutal death of Ugr Pratap 's innocent family, Fact4: well meaning gets court to send Ugr Pratap to quiet psychiatric facility rather than gallows, Fact5: Ayesha and Uday are married couple living in Mumbai
The film opens with Ugr Pratap, the spirit master, hot on the trail of an evil spirit possessing the body of a young village girl. He tracks down the spirit but is not able to subdue it and the girl under the spirit plunges to her death and curses Ugr Pratap with the annihilation of his family. This horrible curse results in the brutal death of Ugr Prataps innocent family and Ugr Pratap is accused of murdering them. The well meaning psychiatrist Dr Bharadwaj gets the court to send Ugr Pratap to a quiet psychiatric facility rather than the gallows. Dr Bharadwaj explains that he, too, often encounters paranormal patients who need spiritual rather than psychiatric help and Ugr Pratap is the only person who can help them. Ayesha and Uday are a happily married couple living in Mumbai. One evening as they are returning from a party they are in a car crash, the other driver is thrown from her vehicle and smashes into their windshield and is killed on the spot. Some weeks later Uday gets a new project to revive a failing factory in Jabalpur Udays home town. Uday is excited to meet his old childhood friends and, more important, hopes that the change of place will help Ayesha recover from the shock from the accident. They arrive in Jabalpur to a warm welcome from Udays friends and Ayesha spends the next few weeks setting up the home and planning events and visits with friends: happy times. As time goes by strange things happen at the factory, machines inexplicably move and crash and employees are crushed, and at home, the gas range and toasters seem to have a will of their own. Ayesha is also perturbed by their immediate neighbors, the hot headed Manohar and his quietly suffering wife Urmi. The servant woman suggests consulting a local baba healer and exorcist who quickly concludes Ayesha is being attacked by an evil spirit. The baba suggests an exorcism but before this can be performed, the spirit, now angry, impales and kills the servant woman with a deer head bust and the baba. Around this time Ayeshas father hears about these strange events and quickly finds Ugr Pratap and sets off for Jabalpur. Uday dismisses all the spirit theories and consults a doctor. Uday brings Ayesha to the factory hoping it will take her mind off the events. Ayesha leaves their child, Sunny, with Urmi. Ayesha notices that Udays office has an old photograph of the factory manager and staff and among them are Manohar and Urmi. It is revealed that Manohar was the factory manager some sixty years ago and is now dead! Ayesha rushes back home in horror and runs into Urmis house. It is uninhabited and dilapidated! Ayesha finds an old newspaper clipping which explains how Manohar was caught embezzling and was dismissed and arrested. Unable to bear this great dishonor, he poisoned his wife and child and himself. As this horrific truth dawns on Ayesha the spirits of Manohar and Urmi and their daughter show themselves. The spirit of Manohar bitterly says it will never let the factory carry on. And with that the three spirits possess Ayesha completely. Ayesha returns home and now launches her reign of terror on the other servants. Her father and Ugr Pratap arrive just as Ayesha attacks Uday himself. Ugr Pratap fights back with his spiritual kamandal. There is a long battle as the spirit flees to the river bank and repeatedly attacks Ugr Pratap. Uday finally plunges the charmed trisul trident into Ayesha and dispatches all the spirits to the other worlds. The film ends as Uday and Ayesha return home and find their son nearly drowned but unhurt. Ugr Pratap vows to continue fighting evil in the world.

Fact1: village chief allows Woo-ryong and son to stay at house, Fact2: American doctor at hospital in Seoul treat Young-nam, Fact3: Mi-sook lost husband and child in war, Fact4: rats do n't fall for traps and poisons, Fact5: Woo-ryong volunteers to get rid of rats in exchange for price of pig

In the 1950s after the Korean War, a gentle wandering piper with a limp, Wooryong, and his sick young son, Youngnam, are enroute by foot to Seoul through the central Korean highlands when they reach a remote village. The village chief allows Wooryong and his son to stay at his house. The piper shows the Chief an Englishwritten note that he says is the name of an American doctor at a hospital in Seoul who can treat Youngnam. The Chief, who tells the piper not to tell anyone else the war is over, agrees but he cannot read English either. Wooryong is smitten by a villager called Misook who lost her husband and child in the war. Wooryong quickly sees that the village is plagued by rats that dont fear humans and dont fall for traps and poisons. The chief explains he and his people came here when they heard Chinese soldiers were approaching their old village. They hid the village lepers in a cave with the villages original shaman. But when the Chinese had not reached the village, they returned to the cave but found all the lepers were dead and being eaten by rats. The vicious vermin then invaded the village because it had no shaman to keep them out. Wooryong volunteers to get rid of the rats in exchange for the price of a pig that will help pay for his sons medical treatment. He spreads a special powder across the village and goes to a nearby hilltop. Checking the wind direction he lights a very smokey fire that smothers the village in smoke. At the same time, Misook, who has been forced by the chief to become the new village shaman begins a purification ritual with bells. Rats start pouring out of the buildings following Wooryungs powder to a cave. Misook starts to fall in love with Wooryung due to his kind nature. The son even starts to call her mummy. However, the chief threatens her if she plans to leave the village. He also plots with his son, Namsoo, to not reward the Piper for getting rid of the rats. First they create doubt in the mind of the male villagers making them believe that Wooryong is a communist spy who brought the rats with him. At a village meeting, the chief says he is going to pay the piper but a dead cat is found. Proof the chief says that the rats are back. He holds up Wooryungs English note and says its spying material; it simply reads Kiss my ass, monkey  no American doctors name just a cruel joke. Wooryung reaches for the money but Namsoo chops off two of his fingers with a knife. The villagers turn on Wooryung and Youngnam, even Misook condemns them. But as the villagers get ready to throw them out, Misook returns in a shamanic trance but stabbed in the stomach. She tells the villagers that on a day without sun they will all die and their children might live or die, repeating the prophecy made by the villages original shaman just before she was burnt alive by the villagers. Misook then dies from her wounds. Before they leave, the Chief puts two poisoned riceballs in Wooryungs knapsack. The injured piper falls asleep while his son sneaks back to the village to retrieve his fathers pipe from the Chiefs house. On the way back, Youngnam eats one of the poisoned riceballs and dies. Wooryong sets out on a revenge. After burning his sons body on a funeral pyre that makes so much smoke it blocks out the sun, he covers himself in the special powder he used earlier to attract the rats and reopens the cave. He uses his two severed fingers as bait and starts playing his pipe to lead the rats back to the village where they devour all the adults including the chief and his son. Next morning only the villagers children are alive, Wooryung plays his pipe and leads them to the cave where he trapped the rats. After sealing them all in, he turns and looks hard into the camera.