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.

Input: Consider Input: Fact1: Jimmy Shannon is junior partner in brokerage firm of Meekin and Shannon, Fact2: brokerage firm of Meekin and Shannon is on brink of financial, Fact3: lawyer manages to inform Jimmy of terms of grandfather 's will, Fact4: Jimmy 's heart is set on Mary, Fact5: Mary writes note agreeing to marry Jimmy and sends hired hand to deliver it

Output: Jimmy Shannon Buster Keaton is the junior partner in the brokerage firm of Meekin and Shannon, which is on the brink of financial ruin. A lawyer whom they dodged, mistakenly believing he was trying to add to their woes finally manages to inform Jimmy of the terms of his grandfathers will. He will inherit seven million dollars if he is married by 7:00 p.m. on his 27th birthday, which happens to be that same day. Shannon immediately seeks out his sweetheart, Mary Jones, who readily accepts his proposal. However, when he clumsily explains why they have to get married that day, she breaks up with him. He returns to the country club to break the news to his partner and the lawyer. Though Jimmys heart is set on Mary, Meekin persuades him to try proposing to other women to save them both from ruin or even possibly jail. He has Jimmy look in the clubs dining room; Jimmy knows seven women there the chances of the title. Each turns him down. In desperation, Jimmy asks any woman he comes across. Even the hat check girl rejects him. He finally finds one who agrees, but it turns out she is underage when her mother spots her and takes her away. Meanwhile, Marys mother persuades her to reconsider. She writes a note agreeing to marry Jimmy and sends the hired hand to deliver it. Unaware of this, Meekin has his partners predicament and potential inheritance printed in the newspaper, asking wouldbe brides to go to the Broad Street Church at 5 p.m. Hordes of veiled women descend on the place. When they spot Jimmy who had fallen asleep on a pew, they begin to fight over him. Then the clergyman appears and announces he believes it all to be a practical joke. Infuriated, the women chase after Jimmy. While hiding, he gets Marys note. He races to Marys house, pursued by furious females. Along the way, he accidentally starts an avalanche, which drives away the mob. When he gets to Marys home, Meekin shows him his watch; he is minutes too late. Mary still wants to marry him, money or no, but he refuses to let her share his impending disgrace. Fortunately, when he leaves, he sees by the church clock that Meekins watch is fast. He and Mary wed just in time.

Input: Consider Input: Fact1: Texan Lt. Frank Hewitt during is serving with U.S. Cavalry American Civil War, Fact2: group of Indians returning to Sand Creek reservation, Fact3: colonel While being briefed by orders attack known to history Hewitt, Fact4: own hometown in Texas has been emptied of majority of men, Fact5: majority of men are fighting for Confederacy

Output: In 1864, during the American Civil War, Texan Lt. Frank Hewitt Audie Murphy is serving with the U.S. Cavalry under Colonel John Chivington. On patrol, Hewitt meets a group of Indians who are unarmed and returning to the Sand Creek reservation which they were not supposed to leave. While being briefed by Hewitt, the colonel orders the attack known to history as the Sand Creek Massacre. Hewitt not only disagrees with the punishment of the Indians, but realizes they will use the attack as an excuse to unite and spread terror throughout the Southwest, including his own hometown in Texas which has been emptied of the majority of its men who are fighting for the Confederacy. Colonel Chivington sees Indian attacks on Texas as a bonus to create havoc in the Confederacy. Violently objecting, Hewitt is placed under arrest and confined to quarters. Hewitt deserts to warn the Texans but is hated and ignored as a traitor by his now Confederate former neighbors, who despise him for serving with the Union. No one believes him until he brings home the dead body of a woman murdered by Comanches who have joined the uprising. Hewitt organizes a brigade of women training them in marksmanship and combat tactics. Armed and given military ranks, Hewitt and the women seize the day and hold on to the only safety they have in an abandoned mission The Guns of Fort Petticoat. Hewitt, the blue belly traitor, and the petticoat brigade face desertion from the only remaining man and fight off scavengers and Comanches as they struggle to build trust and work together during the ensuing attacks. As the final gun fight is over, Hewitt and his greatest female critic fall in starcrossedlove left over from childhood memories. But Hewitt cannot reciprocate because as an honorable soldier he must return to his post at Sand Creek and face charges for desertion. Col. Chivingtons commanding general happened to enter the trial room in the final hour as Hewitt is being renounced as a deserter and a liar about a most fantastic story of helping to rescue the women in Texas and training them to fight off Comanches. As the guilty sentence and execution is about to be pronounced, the female confederates return the favor marching armed into the trial to stop the proceeding. The commanding general, in amorous good will, orders a surrender to the armed ladies who have saved the day and proved Hewitts truthfulness. Hewitts testimony snares Col. Chivington who is relieved of command and ordered held for trial and his hopes in his newfound Confederate love are restored.

Input: Consider Input: Fact1: death of wife has spent little time, Fact2: Cedric discovers throughout home references for Nanny McPhee, Fact3: children led by Simon try start ask her for advice, Fact4: family is supported by Cedric 's late wife 's domineering and nearsighted aunt, Fact5: Cedric 's late wife 's domineering and nearsighted aunt demands custody
Output: In Victorian England in the 1860s, widowed undertaker Cedric Brown has seven unruly children. He is clumsy and loves his children but since the death of his wife has spent little time with them and cannot handle them. The children have had a series of nannies, whom they have systematically driven out by their bad behaviour. They also take great pleasure in terrorizing their cook, Mrs. Blatherwick. Besides their father, the only one the children will ever listen to is Evangeline, the familys uneducated but sweetnatured scullery maid. One day, Cedric discovers throughout the home references for a Nanny McPhee. That stormy night, the children cause havoc in the kitchen. Cedric sees a shadow behind the door and opens it to reveal a frighteningly hideous woman, who states that she is Nanny McPhee and is a government nanny. With discipline and a little magic, she transforms the familys lives. In the process, she changes from ugly to beautiful, her warts and unibrow disappearing and her oversized nose shrinking. The children, led by the eldest son Simon, try to play their tricks on her, but gradually start to respect her and ask her for advice. They change to responsible people helping their clumsy father in solving the family problems, making Nanny McPhee less and less needed. The family is financially supported by Cedrics late wifes domineering and nearsighted aunt Lady Adelaide Stitch, who demands custody over one of the children. She first wants Christianna Chrissie, one of the daughters, but Evangeline volunteers and Adelaide agrees, assuming she is one of the daughters. She also threatens to reduce the family to poverty unless Cedric remarries within the month; the family would lose the house, and they would not be able to stay together. Desperate, Cedric turns to a vile and frequent widow, Mrs. Selma Quickly. The children assume from reading books of fairytales that all stepmothers are terrible women who treat their stepchildren like slaves; therefore they sabotage a visit of Mrs. Quickly, who leaves, angry at Cedric. After the financial rationale for the marriage is explained to the children, they agree to the marriage, and appease Mrs. Quickly by confessing they were to blame for the disturbance of her visit, luring her back to their father with tales of their Great Aunt Adelaides wealth. However, the children soon discover that Mrs. Quickly is just as cruel and awful as any fairytale stepmother when she breaks baby Aggies beloved rattle which previously belonged to their late mother, and was the only thing they had left of her. When everybody is gathered for the marriage ceremony, they disturb the ceremony by pretending there are bees inspired by the way Quickly told them to behave and baby Aggie repeating the word, but pronouncing it as beehive, chasing the guests, and throwing the pastries intended for the banquet at everyone present. Cedric swiftly understands that they dont like the bride and, recognising that he does not like her either, joins in the commotion himself. Mrs. Quickly cancels the marriage and storms off in anger. This seems to mean that Adelaides marriage deadline is missed, but Lily asks Evangeline whether she loves Cedric. She first denies, explaining that it would be inappropriate because of her station as maidservant, but then confirms she does. Cedric, who loves Evangeline back, marries Evangeline then and there, satisfying Aunt Adelaides conditions for maintaining his allowance; and Nanny McPhee who is now beautiful, magically makes it snow, which transforms the wedding scene and changes Evangelines clothes into a beautiful wedding dress, and restores the childrens real mothers rattle for them. Nanny McPhee leaves surreptitiously, in accordance with what she told the children before on her first night: When you need me, but dont want me, then I must stay. When you want me, but no longer need me, then I have to go.