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: Soviet Union planted number of long-term deep-cover sleeper agents over United States, Fact2: spies be activated by special code phrase, Fact3: mission was to sabotage crucial parts of civil and military infrastructure in event of conflict, Fact4: Nikolai Dalchimsky travels to America taking with him Telefon Book, Fact5: Borzov has chosen agents by first letters of American hometowns
[EX A]: After the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Soviet Union planted a number of longterm, deepcover sleeper agents all over the United States, spies so thoroughly brainwashed that even they did not know they were agents and can be activated only by a special code phrase. The phrase is a line from the Robert Frost poem Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening, followed by the agents real first name. Their mission was to sabotage crucial parts of the civil and military infrastructure in the event of conflict. More than 20 years pass, and the Cold War gradually gives way to detente. Narrowly escaping a relentless purge of old Stalinism loyalists, Nikolai Dalchimsky Donald Pleasence, a rogue KGB headquarters clerk, travels to America, taking with him the Telefon Book which contains the names, addresses and telephone numbers of all the sleeper agents. He starts activating them, one by one. American counterintelligence is thrown into confusion when seemingly ordinary citizens blow up what were formerly top secret facilities that have since become relatively inconsequential, and then commit suicide. The KGB dares not tell its political leaders, much less the Americans, about its negligence in not deactivating the spy network. KGB Major Grigori Borzov Charles Bronson, who is selected for his photographic memory, memorizes the contents of the only other copy of the Telefon Book. He is then sent to find and stop Dalchimsky quietly, before either side learns what is happening, which would greatly embarrasses the KGB and possibly even start a war between the powers. Borzov is given the assistance of only a single agent, Barbara Lee Remick, planted in America years before. Eventually Borzov realizes the method behind Dalchimskys pattern of attacks: he has chosen the agents by the first letters of their American hometowns, writing his own name in sabotage across America. Using that information, Borzov is able to anticipate Dalchimskys next chosen sleeper agent, and locate and kill Dalchimsky. However, there are a number of twists. Barbara has orders from the KGB to assassinate Borzov once he succeeds, to get rid of a dangerous loose end. In addition, she is a double agent actually working for America. When she informs her American superior, Sandburg Frank Marth, he also tells her to kill Borzov, so she will retain the confidence of the KGB. However, Barbara has fallen in love with her wouldbe target. She informs Borzov, and together they blackmail both sides into leaving them alone, holding the threat of the remaining Telefon agents over their heads.

[EX Q]: Fact1: wealthy and childless Margaret Landi With finds emotional outlet marriage to womaniser Carlo Landi in ashes, Fact2: Esther 's disabilities are result of childhood trauma, Fact3: Costello makes progress with Braille and sign language, Fact4: Carlo gets wind of Margaret 's new life, Fact5: Margaret learns of husband 's business duplicities and rape
[EX A]: With her marriage to womaniser Carlo Landi Rossano Brazzi in ashes, wealthy and childless Margaret Landi Joan Crawford finds an emotional outlet in patronizing a 15yearold deaf, dumb, and blind Irish girl named Esther Costello Heather Sears. Esthers disabilities are the result of a childhood trauma and are psychosomatic rather than physical. As Costello makes progress with Braille and sign language, she is seen as an example of triumph over adversity. Carlo gets wind of Margarets new life and reenters the scene. He views Esther as a source of cheap financial gain and arranges a series of exploitative tours for her under a mercenary manager Frank Wenzel Ron Randell. One day when Margaret is absent from the Landi apartment, Carlo seduces and rapes the now 16yearold Esther. The shock restores the girls sight and hearing. When Margaret learns of her husbands business duplicities and the rape, she consigns Esther to the care of a priest and a young reporter who loves her Lee Patterson. Margaret then kills Carlo and herself.

[EX Q]: Fact1: Adeline 's husband has squandered fortune on extravagant string of mistresses, Fact2: Adeline 's Bette has spent life supporting Adeline and family with little return, Fact3: family chose to sacrifice Bette and launch into advantageous marriage due to greater beauty, Fact4: Adeline becomes friends with headliner of Burlesque theater show and Baron Hulot 's mistress, Fact5: lackadaisical young artist Under grows more successful and productive Bette 's controlling eye
[EX A]:
The wealthy Hulot family gathers at the deathbed of their matron Adeline Geraldine Chaplin. Adelines husband, the Baron Hector Hulot Hugh Laurie has squandered their fortune on an extravagant string of mistresses and plunged them heavily into debt, a fact which stresses the entire family. Adelines Cousin Bette Jessica Lange, a poor and aging spinster, has spent her life supporting Adeline and her family with little return, and promises the dying Adeline that she will watch over the family, especially Adelines young, unmarried daughter, Hortense Kelly Macdonald. Because they were poor as children, their family chose to sacrifice Bette and launch only Adeline into an advantageous marriage due to her greater beauty, a fact which has caused Bette much hardship and regret in life. Believing the death of Adeline to result in reward at last, Bette is stricken and infuriated when what she believes to be a proposal of marriage and an offer of a true place in the family from Baron Hulot is, in fact, an offer of employment to work as their unpaid housekeeper. Bette returns to her humble apartment and continues her meager living as the costume maker for a Burlesque theater, where she becomes friends with the headliner of the show: the famed courtesan, and Baron Hulots mistress, Jenny Cadine Elizabeth Shue, and saves the life of a young and handsome sculptor living in her building: the displaced and impoverished Count Wenceslas Steinbach Aden Young. Bette dotes on Wenceslas, giving him money, attention, and guidance. Under Bettes controlling eye, the lackadaisical young artist grows more successful and productive. Finding joy in her new companion, Bette tells her niece, Hortense, of her sweetheart Wenceslas and of her happiness. Hortense, parched from a steady stream of ugly, dull, but wealthy, suitors, is intrigued by her aunts romantic stories of the handsome artist who happens to be a lord and decides to hunt him down in secret and steal him away from her aunt for an affair. Preferring youth and beauty, the pair marry and Wenceslas accepts a prestigious art commission that would guarantee his major debutif successful. Bette views the theft of Wenceslas, whom she loved, as the final betrayal and vows revenge. Enlisting the aid of Jenny, Bette begins to manipulate the Hulot family into succumbing to their baser desires and court their own demises. One after the other, they fall into ruin under Bettes subtle guidance. Baron Hulot suffers a debilitating stroke, Hortense finds herself in prison, Bettes nephew, Victoren, flees for his life from loan sharks, Wenceslas is left a dead mockery of an artist, and the family name is in shamed and impoverished tatters. Bette ends the film successful and triumphant. Bette has amassed a small fortune and is now in control of the Hulot familys infant heir, whom she will raise as her own to be a great artist who returns her love.