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: Dodo Clown is funny man with serious drinking problem, Fact2: Dink is amused by Dodo 's act but not so circus owner, Fact3: so circus owner dismisses Dodo for having insulted paying customer, Fact4: Goldie At hotel that does n't want Dodo performing night, Fact5: Dodo goes through with humiliation on stage

A: Dodo the Clown is a funny man with a serious drinking problem. His son Dink is amused by Dodos act, but not so the circus owner who dismisses Dodo for having insulted a paying customer. Dodo also ruins a job audition by turning up drunk. Dink asks if Dodos old agent, Goldie Goldenson, can help. Goldie recalls the clowns great days from the Ziegfeld Follies so he promises to try. He also gives the boy 50, but Dodo doesnt want charity. Dodo does accept when an associate of Goldie offers a onenight engagement at the Ritz. An enthusiastic Dodo goes to a pawn shop to retrieve his tuxedo plus a watch that Flo Ziegfeld gave him, which he presents to Dink as a gift. At the hotel that night, Goldie doesnt want Dodo performing because the part is that of a stooge, but Dodo goes through with the humiliation on stage. In the audience are exwife Paula Henderson and her new husband, Ralph, a successful businessman. Ralph goes backstage, where he says Paula would like to spend some time with her son, whom she abandoned after the divorce. Dodo is given 200 by Ralph and promptly loses it in a dice game, as well as the watch, which he took while Dink was asleep. To get the watch back, Dodo takes a job in a strip club. When the club is raided by the police, Goldie must bail him out. The disgrace makes Dodo realize that Dink would be better off with Paula and Ralph, so he makes the boy go live with them. The part of the gambler who Dodo loses the watch to was played by Charles Bronson in an uncredited role. Goldie comes up with a great opportunity for a television show. Dink, unhappy with the Hendersons, is thrilled with Dodos chance for a comeback, but while performing, Dodo gets dizzy and collapses on stage. When he dies, Dink obediently goes home with his mother.
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Q: Fact1: Art dealer Henri Landru becomes infatuated with burlesque performer, Fact2: burlesque performer is interested in Landru for money, Fact3: mother needs money for important operation, Fact4: Vivienne has sold furniture resulting in Vivienne 's accidental death, Fact5: Vivienne 's sister has become suspicious over disappearance

A: Art dealer Henri Landru becomes infatuated with burlesque performer, Odette, who already has a lover and is only interested in Landru for money. She tricks Landru into thinking her mother is sick and needs money for an important operation. Landru vows to raise the money to fund the operation. Landru attempts to find furniture that he can sell. He meets a young widow, Vivienne, who is hoping to sell some vintage furniture. He quickly charms Vivienne but when he later discovers she has sold her furniture to somebody else they quarrel, resulting in Viviennes accidental death. Landru is able to cover up the manslaughter, but when he is able to easily claim Viviennes furniture as his own and sell it he realises he has found an easy way to make money. Landru adopts several aliases and charms several wealthy, middleaged women one by one, wooing them into marriage before killing them, usually by drugging them and then stabbing them. Landru later sees Odette with her lover and realises she has been stringing him along the entire time. He lures her to his villa where he murders her. Viviennes sister has become suspicious over her disappearance but the police cannot help her without any evidence. She sets out to find Landru, eventually finding him at his rented villa. The police arrive and arrest Landru. The film ends with Landrus execution.
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Q: Fact1: Mitch Robbins is going through midlife crisis, Fact2: goods salesman and playboy is struggling with monogamy and pressure of having children, Fact3: Phil and Ed At present gift of two-week cattle Mitch 's birthday party, Fact4: Mitch Phil and Ed In meet ranch owner and fellow drivers New Mexico, Fact5: Jeff threaten Norman and Mitch leading Phil to lash out at them and unleash lifetime of stress on them at gunpoint

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In New York City, Mitch Robbins, a radio advertisement executive, has turned 39 years old and is going through a midlife crisis. His best friends, Phil Berquist and Ed Furillo, experience problems of their own: Phil is trapped in a 12year loveless marriage to his wife, Arlene; and Ed Furillo is a successful sporting goods salesman and playboy who has recently married an underwear model but is struggling with monogamy and the pressure of having children. At Mitchs birthday party, Phil and Ed present a gift of a twoweek cattle drive from New Mexico to Colorado. Phil is confronted by a coworker, Nancy, who accidentally reveals her affair with Phil, which leads to his separation from Arlene. Despite Mitchs plans to go to Florida with his wife Barbara to visit her parents, Barbara persuades him to instead go with his friends and find some purpose before he contemplates adultery or suicide. In New Mexico, Mitch, Phil and Ed meet the ranch owner, Clay Stone, and their fellow drivers. Mitch develops a rivalry with the ranchs professional cowboys, Jeff and T.R., when they proposition one of the drivers, Bonnie. The standoff is stopped by the trail boss, Curly, who inadvertently humiliates Mitch in front of his friends. During the drive, as Mitch, Phil and Ed begin to change their outlook on life, Mitch accidentally causes a stampede which wrecks most of the camp. In retribution, Curly orders him to help gather the lost cows, but over time, the two develop a bond when Mitch learns that Curly, despite his tough exterior, is actually a very wise man. Curly advises Mitch to discover the one thing in his life which is the most important to him, which will solve all of his problems. Along the way, Mitch helps deliver a calf from a dying cow, which Curly kills out of mercy. Mitch adopts the calf and names him Norman. Curly suddenly dies of a heart attack, leaving the drive under Jeff and T.R.. Trouble begins when the cook, Cookie, gets drunk and accidentally destroys their food supply, and Jeff and T.R. intoxicate themselves with Cookies hidden stash. A fight ensues when they threaten Norman and assault Mitch, leading Phil to lash out at them and unleash a lifetime of stress on them at gunpoint. Jeff and T.R. abandon them to avoid reprisals from Clay Stone. Though the remaining drivers consider leaving the herd to seek out civilization, Phil and Ed remain behind to finish the drive alone. Mitch has a change of heart and joins them while the others continue to Colorado. After braving a heavy storm, they finally manage to drive the herd to Colorado, but Norman gets stuck in the river. Mitch saves him but they are both swept away with the current. Phil and Ed only barely manage to save them both and finally overcome their crises while resting on the bank. They reach Clay Stones ranch in Colorado shortly afterwards. Clay Stone offers to reimburse them for their troubles, but reveals that he is selling the herd to a meat company. Having changed their outlook on life, Mitch, Phil and Ed decide to rebuild their lives, and Mitch purchases Norman from Clay Stone to save him from slaughter. Mitch returns to New York City with Phil and Ed a happier man, and reunites with his family while bringing Norman home for a few days until he can be placed in a petting zoo. Phil enters a relationship with Bonnie, and Ed becomes open to the idea of having children.
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