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.

Q: Fact1: Pidgeon as is forced to distance himself superior officer, Fact2: Gray and Pidgeon end up falling in love, Fact3: poor girl played by Vivienne Segal is daughter of cobbler, Fact4: Segal In course of travels to United States time, Fact5: composer happens to be grandson of Gray

A: The film begins in Vienna in the year 1890 and we find that Walter Pidgeon, Alexander Gray and Bert Roach, who are three close friends, are going to join the Austrian army. Eventually, Pidgeon become a lieutenant and as a superior officer he is forced to distance himself from his two former friends. Gray and Pidgeon end up falling in love with a poor girl, played by Vivienne Segal, who is the daughter of a cobbler. Although Segal truly loves Gray, she chooses to marry Pidgeon because of his wealth and position, believing that money and the social mobility that goes with it will bring her happiness. Gray is heartbroken and travels to the United States with his friend Roach. Gray gets a job playing violin in an orchestra but struggles to support his wife and child. In the course of time, Segal travels to the United States and meets Gray and their love is rekindled. Gray learns of Segals unhappy marriage and they plan to make a new life together. Segal, however, discovers that Gray is married and has a child. Feeling sorry for Grays son, she sacrifices her happiness and returns to Pidgeon, her husband. The film now progresses forty years in time to the year 1930. Segal is now a grandmother and she is planning for her granddaughter, played by Alice Day, to marry a wealthy man since the familys fortunes are now on the wane. Day, however, falls in love with a composer, who happens to be the grandson of Gray. Segal immediately recalls her romance with Gray and of the mistake she once made. She consents to her granddaughters marriage and reminiscences about the man she really loves, who is now dead. One day after the wedding, while at the park, Segal sees Gray and her spirit walks off with him and leaves her body. The film ends as she is finally reunited with her long lost love.
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Q: Fact1: successful self-help author returns in Nebraska to receive award, Fact2: Beverly is dating former Physical Education teacher Jasper Woodcock, Fact3: Farley is set to receive award at same ceremony, Fact4: Woodcock be presented with award for Educator of Year same ceremony, Fact5: final exorcising fight leads to Woodcock suffering concussion

A: John Farley Seann William Scott is a successful selfhelp author who returns to his hometown in Nebraska to receive an award. Farley arrives at home and learns that his widowed mother Beverly Susan Sarandon is dating his former Physical Education teacher Jasper Woodcock Billy Bob Thornton. Farley disapproves of the relationship because he remembers Woodcock as an abusive bully. Woodcock and Beverly become engaged and the majority of the film centers on Farleys attempts to convince his mother to break off the relationship. Farley becomes increasingly obsessed with beating Woodcock at various competitions and with proving that Woodcock is not a suitable mate for Beverly. Farleys antics are so childish and extreme that his new love interest Tracy Melissa Sagemiller, a former classmate, refuses to see him again. Farley is set to receive his award at the same ceremony where Woodcock will be presented with an award for Educator of the Year. Woodcock receives his award first and is praised by numerous members of the community for being a great teacher and influence on children. Farley is unconvinced and devotes his entire acceptance speech to explaining why Woodcock is the biggest asshole on the planet. Woodcock and various crowd members refute Farleys points, and Woodcock then challenges Farley to a fight. Beverly witnesses the confrontation and dumps Woodcock. The next day, Farley has a hearttoheart conversation with his mother, who tells him that he is selfish and has always sabotaged her relationships with men after his fathers death. Farley realizes she is correct and attempts to apologize to Woodcock. The two have a final exorcising fight, which leads to Woodcock suffering a concussion. Farley and Beverly visit Woodcock in the hospital and all three seemingly make peace. Farley declares that the key to life is not getting past your past but instead learning to embrace your past. He opines that Woodcocks vicious treatment in gym class helped him become the man he is today. The film ends with several short scenes cut into the final credits. These scenes reveal that Woodcock and Beverly got married, Farley was reunited with Tracy, and Farley wrote a second book entitled Backbone: The Definite Guide to Self Confidence.
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Q: Fact1: screwball romantic comedy In is wealthy girl fantasy, Fact2: George McKesson On dressed as Indian train, Fact3: Victoria is on verge of saying yes Determined to wed fourth fiance, Fact4: Oliver has conversation with George, Fact5: whole family concerned about train adventure with man

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In this fantasy, screwball romantic comedy,Victoria Stafford Ginger Rogers, is a wealthy girl who has been engaged three times, and has three times backed out at the altar. On a train she meets the vision George McKesson dressed as an Indian, just like she envisioned her dream man when she was a kid. He claims that he is a figment of her imagination and will disappear as soon as she stops thinking about him. He follows her home and causes much confusion among her family. Determined to wed her fourth fiance, Oliver H.P. Harrington Ron Randell, Victoria is on the verge of saying yes, when suddenly she meets the real version of her dream lover, Johnny Blaine, a firefighter Cornel Wilde, the physical incarnation. At her insistence they start going out. It turns out he too, has backed out three times at the altar claiming it never felt right. Victoria is so excited to meet him and to discover that they share a lot in common but George doesnt buying it easily because he has three let downs, plus he has to do things his way. In the meantime, fiancee Oliver has a conversation with George. Who alludes to the scandal of Victoria, having traveled with an Indian on a train. In a way he gives Oliver the phone number of the conductor who witnessed the whole train adventure. Oliver, desperate to find out the truth tracks down the train conductor, then calls off the wedding. After some days, Victoria has convinced Johnny that they have always been in love ever since they were kids and that they are made for each other. He decides to marry her but wants to speak to her father first. Because the family thinks that he is George, they are confused when he claims to be Johnny Blaine the firefighter. Thinking that the whole family is nuts and concerned about her train adventure with another man, he leaves. Oliver and Victoria reconcile through their families and are about to marry when the vision of George McKesson shows up at the wedding, dressed as an Indian. Knowing she is marrying the wrong man, her father sets off the fire alarm to bring the real dream man, Johnny. When the fire crew enter the ceremony, Johnny carries Victoria over his shoulder and they leave the house.
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