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 Input:
Fact1: reporter Rowena Price and researcher Miles Haley Under are investigating conservative Republican senator Stephen Sachs pen name David Shane, Fact2: conservative Republican senator Stephen Sachs has been having secret sexual encounters with male interns, Fact3: Rowena 's editor puts stop to story, Fact4: childhood friend seeks help in taking down Harrison Hill, Fact5: Rowena While setting up gift bags for meets fellow worker Victoria 's Secret collection launch

Ex Output:
Under the pen name David Shane, reporter Rowena Price Halle Berry and researcher Miles Haley Giovanni Ribisi are investigating conservative Republican senator Stephen Sachs, who has been having secret sexual encounters with his male interns, despite his publicly antigay agenda. The story is shut down, however, when the source clams up and Rowenas editor, a supporter of the senator, puts a stop to the story. The editor also insists she take a vacation and will not take no for an answer. While walking home, Rowena meets her childhood friend, Grace Clayton Nicki Aycox, who seeks her help in taking down Harrison Hill Willis, a wealthy advertising executive. Grace gives Rowena her emails as proof of their extramarital affair, which Hill recently ended. A few days later, Grace is found dead, drowned and poisoned with belladonna, leading Rowena to suspect Harrison. Grace was revealed to be in her first trimester of pregnancy. With Miles help, Rowena goes undercover, under the alias of Katherine Pogue, as a temporary worker at his company, H2A at 7 World Trade Center. While setting up gift bags for a Victorias Secret collection launch, she meets fellow worker Gina. Gina gives her information about the questionable lifestyles of the senior management of H2A. Hill is revealed to be rich because of his wife, Mia ReinhartHill. If she divorced him, he would be penniless, revealing the reason why he keeps his affairs with female workers secret. Rowena flirts with Hill both online and in real life not realizing the online Hill is actually Miles, but is warned to stay away by Hills lesbian PA, Josie. When Hill catches her snooping, believing her to be a corporate spy, he fires her. At Miless apartment, Rowena discovers a shrine to her and explicit pictures of Miles and Grace. Miles arrives home and Rowena confronts him; he defends himself by providing evidence that Hill had access to belladonna for poisoning. She goes to the police, who arrest Harrison for the murder of Grace. After Hills conviction, Miles visits Rowena. He then tells her that he knows she is the real killer and has been using this investigation to frame Hill. Rowena flashes back to a memory of her father attempting to molest her, and her mother subsequently bludgeoning him to death with a fireplace poker. A younger Grace watches from her window as they bury his body. Grace has been blackmailing Rowena with this knowledge. Miles describes in detail how she had plotted the murder to end Graces blackmail and pinned the murder on Hill. Miles asks how she intends to keep him quiet, implying she might sleep with him, since he has long lusted after her. However, Rowena stabs him to death and ransacks the kitchen. She then calls the police, claiming to have been attacked by Miles and that he might have been the real murderer. The film ends with a man looking out of a neighboring window, presumably having witnessed what really happened.

Ex Input:
Fact1: tailcoat is custom made for renowned stage actor Paul Orman, Fact2: custom made for renowned stage actor Paul Orman seeks to rekindle romance with Ethel, Fact3: John offers to show Paul weapon collection, Fact4: Harry Wilson is about to marry Diane, Fact5: Diane 's friend dares her to examine contents of Harry 's topcoat

Ex Output:
The tailcoat is custom made for renowned stage actor Paul Orman Charles Boyer, who seeks to rekindle a romance with former flame Ethel Rita Hayworth, who is receptive. However, she is now married, and her husband John Thomas Mitchell finds them together. John offers to show Paul his weapon collection, in particular his favorite hunting rifle. He deliberately loads it. Paul makes no move to escape and is shot by the jealous husband. After Paul dies, John claims to his wife, the sole witness, that it was an accident. Ethel finally realizes she loves John and tells him so; she agrees to support his story. Paul comes back to life, surprising the couple and telling them that John missed completely. Paul then leaves the couple, but later collapses in his limousine. He instructs his valet Luther Eugene Pallette to take him to the hospital. Later Luther offers the topcoat, complete with a bullet hole, as collateral for a 10 loan from his friend Edgar Roland Young. Edgar is the butler of Harry Wilson Cesar Romero, who is about to marry Diane Ginger Rogers. However, Dianes friend Ellen Gail Patrick, who is divorcing her husband for infidelity, dares her to examine the contents of Harrys topcoat. She finds a love letter from someone called Squirrel to her passionate lion. Harry overhears and persuades his best man George Henry Fonda to pretend that he took Harrys topcoat by mistake after a party last night and that the letter is actually his. George, who has feelings for Diane himself, reluctantly agrees. Diane is completely fooled... and begins to see George whom she thought of as dim in an entirely different, much more romantic light. Diane learns the truth when Squirrel shows up. She dumps Harry and leaves with George. Afterward, Luther and Edgar pawn the topcoat for 10. It eventually ends up with Charles Smith Charles Laughton, an unknown classical music composer. A friend arranges a meeting with famed conductor Arturo Bellini Victor Francen, who is impressed with his composition. He is offered the opportunity to conduct the premiere of his work at Carnegie Hall. At the last minute, he is informed he must be properly attired. Elsa hurriedly buys the topcoat for him, but it is a very tight fit. When he conducts, it rips at both shoulders and the audience erupts with laughter. Charles is brought to tears. However, Bellini stands up in his concert box, pointedly removes his own tailcoat and asks him to continue; one by one, the gentlemen in the audience remove their own tailcoats. After the triumphant performance, Charles donates the topcoat to charity. Joe James Gleason, who runs a mission for the poor, delivers a letter to alcoholic panhandler Larry Browne Edward G. Robinson. It is an invitation to his 25th anniversary college reunion, held at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Joe convinces Larry to attend, hoping it will help him rebuild his life. Larry manages to convince his former classmates that he is successful, even getting a job offer, but one of them, Williams George Sanders, knows that Larry was a shady lawyer in Chicago who was disbarred. When one man cannot find his wallet, the group hold a mock trial, with Larry as the defendant and Williams as the prosecutor. In the end, Larry ultimately tells everything and leaves. The next morning, however, three of his classmates come to the mission to let him know the job is still his. The topcoat ends up in a secondhand shop, where it is stolen by a thief J. Carrol Naish. He wears it to get into an upscale illegal gambling parlor to rob the patrons. In his escape by plane, the jacket catches on fire and the panicked thief throws it out, with 43,000 of loot in the pockets. It lands by Luke Paul Robeson and Esther Ethel Waters, a poor black couple. They take it to their minister Eddie Anderson, and they decide to give to their congregation to buy whatever they have prayed for. An old farmer George Reed tells Luke that the only thing he prayed for is a scarecrow, so Luke gives him the now ragged jacket to make one.

Ex Input:
Fact1: court order compels Ranken to release him from solitary, Fact2: Manny is forced to advance plan after he is stabbed Planning, Fact3: dispatchers Dave Prince and Frank Barstow are alerted to situation, Fact4: train 's horn blows At is on train point, Fact5: only way to stop train be to climb into lead engine

Ex Output:
Oscar Manny Manheim is a ruthless bank robber and hero to the convicts of Alaskas Stonehaven Maximum Security Prison. After two previous escape attempts, Manny was put in solitary confinement for three years. A court order compels sadistic Associate Warden Ranken to release him from solitary. Planning a third break out, Manny is forced to advance his plan to midwinter after he is stabbed. Manny recruits young prisoner Buck McGeehy to help in the complicated plan. After an arduous crosscountry hike, including a swim across a freezing river, the two hop on board a train. After the men stow away, the elderly railroad engineer has a heart attack. As the driverless train accelerates, dispatchers Dave Prince and Frank Barstow are alerted to the situation. They try to keep the tracks clear, but the runaway smashes the caboose of another train. The collision damages the cab of the lead locomotive and jams the front door of the second engine, an old EMD Funit. The convicts are now aware something is wrong. Barstows superior Eddie McDonald orders him to derail the train. At this point the trains horn blows, alerting the authorities and the two fugitives that someone is on the train. Barstow cancels the derailment. Ranken concludes that his two escaped convicts are fleeing by rail. Meanwhile, the two fugitives are discovered by Sara, a locomotive hostler, who explains that she sounded the horn and that the train is out of control. She convinces them that jumping off the train would be suicidal and explains that the only way to stop the train would be to climb into the lead engine and press its kill switch, a nearimpossible feat. The dispatchers divert the runaway onto a branch after determining it is only five minutes away from a headon collision. Further ahead the train has a tight curve near a chemical plant. Barstow agrees that they must crash it, thus condemning the three people, rather than risk a chemical explosion. Warden Ranken forces Barstow to help him reach the train by helicopter. Manny tries to force Buck into a suicidal scramble around the outside of the second engines frozen nose. Saras intervention on Bucks behalf forces an armed faceoff. Emotionally broken, all three slump into depression. Suddenly Rankens accomplice dies trying to board the lead engine via helicopterRanken has now caught up with the train. Spurred on by the appearance of his archenemy and resolved not to return to prison, Manny makes a perilous leap to the lead engine. He barely makes it, crushing his hand. Ranken boards the locomotive from the helicopter, but Manny ambushes him and handcuffs him. Ranken orders Manny to stop the train before it crashes, but Manny has chosen to die rather than be recaptured. When reminded of Buck and Sara in the second engine, Manny uncouples his outofcontrol lead engine. He waves goodbye, ignoring Bucks screaming pleas to shut down the lead engine, and climbs onto the roof of the lone engine in the freezing snow, his arms stretched out, ready to meet his end. Buck and Mannys fellow inmates mourn in their cells as the lone engine disappears into the storm. The film closes with an onscreen quote from William Shakespeares Richard III: