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: Tom lures Jerry out with cheese tied to string before trying to drop iron onto Jerry, Fact2: Jerry moves Tom 's foot, Fact3: mouse moves onto alternate path, Fact4: cat sticks foot into goldfish bowl to put out fire, Fact5: Spike begins to whack Tom with golf club down way
[EX A]: Tom lures Jerry out with cheese tied to a string before trying to drop an iron onto Jerry, but Jerry moves Toms foot to make him drop it onto it. Tom then chases Jerry up stairs and both slide down the railing, but the mouse moves onto an alternate path while the cat crashes into the wall and a cuckoo clock falls on him. Tom then uses bellows to suck Jerry away from his mousehole, and then tosses him into the air, but Jerry catches a plate on the shelf and hits Toms head. Jerry then hides in an invisible ink bottle to evade Tom, and then discovers he has become half invisible, so he turns himself fully invisible and eats a whole bowl of chocolate truffles. When he finds Tom has set up another cheeseiron trap for him, Jerry eats the cheese and walks away, much to Toms disbelief, and again drops the iron onto Toms foot before stuffing the cats tail into an electric socket and turning it on. Tom retreats in fright and goes to drink his milk, but Jerry moves the bowl back and forth, much to Toms confusion, before slurping the drink and spitting it into Toms face. Tom then checks himself, and overcome with exhaustion, goes to sleep, but Jerry lights matches in between Toms toes. The cat sticks his foot into the goldfish bowl to put out the fire, but then hears the piano playing ominously with no visible assistance. When Tom peeks inside the belly of the instrument, Jerry drops the cover onto his head. Tom then sees a banana being eaten, but spots the shadow of Jerry on the wall. Now knowing whats going on, Tom sneaks up and whacks Jerry with a book, forming a bump on the mouses head. Tom goes to grab the mouse, but Jerry grabs an apple and flees under a refrigerator. Tom throws flour over the kitchen to force Jerry to come out, but misses hitting him with a frying pan. Jerry runs away and Tom chases him and grabs him, but Jerry twists his whiskers. Tom then grabs a curtain and traps Jerry underneath. Tom then hits the curtain with a book, but Jerry escapes and hits Tom on the rear with a golf club, causing him to squeal in pain. Jerry then goes outside and whacks a sleeping Spike on the head before putting the club on Toms hands to frame Tom. Thinking that Tom has hit him, Spike begins to whack Tom angrily with the golf club down the way. Meanwhile, inside, Jerry drinks chocolate milk in Toms milk bowl and renders himself to become visible again. Oblivious, Jerry continues sipping.

[EX Q]: Fact1: sculptor Margaret Dauncey In Latin Quarter of is injured when top of huge statue of faun she is working on breaks off and falls on her Paris, Fact2: successful surgery by brilliant Dr. Arthur Burdon saves her from paralysis, Fact3: Haddo in Library of finds magic formula for creation of human life Arsenal, Fact4: Margaret Burdon and Dr. Porhoet go to Fair at Leon de Belfort, Fact5: Burdon has to rush her to hospital
[EX A]: In the Latin Quarter of Paris, sculptor Margaret Dauncey is injured when the top of the huge statue of a faun she is working on breaks off and falls on her. After successful surgery by brilliant Dr. Arthur Burdon saves her from paralysis, she and Burdon fall in love. The surgery is watched by various doctors and others, including Oliver Haddo, a hypnotist, magician and student of medicine a character in Maughams original novel based on reallife occultist Aleister Crowley. Later, in the Library of the Arsenal, Haddo finds what he has been searching for: a magic formula for the creation of human life. One of the ingredients is the heart blood of a Maiden. He rips out the page and presents the old book to Dr. Porhoet, Margarets uncle and guardian, who has also been looking for it. When Margaret, Burdon and Dr. Porhoet go to the Fair at Leon de Belfort, they encounter Haddo, whom Margaret dislikes immediately. When Dr. Porhoet claims that the snake charmers use harmless snakes, Haddo refutes him and demonstrates his powers by letting a deadly horned viper bite him. He then magically makes the wound disappear. Porhoet remains unconvinced until the discarded viper strikes a young woman performer. Burdon has to rush her to a hospital. Later, Haddo visits Margaret uninvited. He hypnotizes her and tells her to concentrate on her statue. It seems to come to life to preside over an orgy. Critic Carlos Clarens calls this the high point of the film: a nightmarish sequence in which the hypnotised heroine Alice Terry see herself in the midst of an orgiastic rite presided over by Pan himself, a prancing naked satyr played by Stowitts, the American dancer at the Folies Bergere. Two days before her wedding to Burdon, Margaret receives a note from Haddo, asking her to see him the next morning. She tries to resist the summons, but fails. On the day of the wedding, Burdon learns that Margaret has married Haddo instead. Porhoet is convinced it was against his nieces will, and Burdon tries to track them down. Burdon eventually encounters the couple at a casino in Monte Carlo. He and Porhoet free Margaret while Haddo is away. Porhoet places her in a sanatorium to recover. Haddo, however, finds her and takes her to his laboratory in a tower. Burdon and Porhoet employ a guide to take them there. Just as Haddo is about to stab a bound Margaret, Burdon bursts in. After a violent struggle, Haddo falls into a huge fire and is killed. Margaret emerges from her trance and is reunited with her true love. Porhoet finds the page with the formula. He burns it and sets the laboratory afire as well.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Strangler Bureau is set up to coordinate investigations with John S. Bottomly appointed as head, Fact2: man is clearing him of time suspicion, Fact3: Albert DeSalvo leaves wife and children under pretext of work, Fact4: Kennedy gains entry into apartment of woman, Fact5: woman remember biting him but not appearance
[EX A]:
After three murders of elderly women, with all victims being strangled and penetrated with foreign objects, the Boston police conclude that they have a serial killer on their hands. As the murders stretch over several police jurisdictions, a Strangler Bureau is set up to coordinate the investigations, with John S. Bottomly Henry Fonda appointed as its head. Several suspects are interrogated, all cleared of the murders. As the body count grows, Bottomly, in desperation, calls in a psychic, Peter Hurkos George Voskovec, who pinpoints a man who seems to fit the profile. The severely masochistic man is taken in for psychiatric observation for ten days, but nothing conclusive tying him to the murders is found. There is another murder during the time the man is under observation, thus clearing him of suspicion. While the 1963 funeral of John F. Kennedy is on television, Albert DeSalvo Tony Curtis leaves his wife and children, under the pretext of work. Instead, he gains entry into the apartment of a woman by posing as a plumber sent by the building supervisor. He attacks her, tying her to her bed with rags ripped from her dress. However, when DeSalvo is taken aback by the sight of himself in a mirror as he tries to subdue the woman, she struggles free and bites his hand. DeSalvo then flees. Later, he tries to enter the apartment of another woman, only to find that her husband is home. DeSalvo is apprehended by a passing police patrol. Found incompetent to stand trial for attempted breaking and entering, he is committed to a hospital for psychiatric observation. By chance, Bottomly and Detective Phil DiNatale George Kennedy pass by DeSalvo in an elevator, where they had been visiting the woman who survived the earlier attack. Observing the wound on DeSalvos hand the woman who survived attack could remember biting him but not his appearance, the pair soon target him as a prime suspect for the Boston Strangler murders. Conventional interrogation is ineffective because the treating physician theorizes that DeSalvo suffers from a split personality; he has two identities that are unaware of each other. His normal personality fabricates memories in place of the memories of murder committed by the strangler personality. The treating physician theorizes that DeSalvo could be made to confront the facts but that the shock risks putting him in a catatonic state. Bottomly expresses the opinion that it would be the secondbest thing to a conviction. Under the condition, imposed by DeSalvos defense counsel, that none of what comes to light is admissible in court, Bottomly is allowed a final round of interviews with DeSalvo. After several sessions, Bottomly manages to reveal DeSalvos hidden personality to himself. Reeling from the shock, DeSalvo slips into a catatonic state.