Q: 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.
Fact1: English antiques Bromley and Jennifer Jenny Whittredge travel through Poland, Fact2: Jenny In meets Count Stefan Orwid Warsaw, Fact3: Henreid after asks her to marry him whirlwind courtship, Fact4: Pawel makes surprise visit to express strong disapproval of Jenny 's democratic ideas, Fact5: War has broken out despite Pawel 's desperate attempts to placate Nazi Germany
A:
In March 1939, English antiques dealer Mrs. Bromley Mary Boland and her assistant Jennifer Jenny Whittredge Ida Lupino travel through Poland making purchases. In Warsaw, Jenny meets Count Stefan Orwid Paul Henreid and, after a whirlwind courtship, he asks her to marry him. However, Stefans aristocratic family is less than welcoming to the English commoner, particularly his sister Janina Nancy Coleman and his wealthy, diplomat uncle Count Pawel Orwid Victor Francen. His mother Zofyia Alla Nazimova merely wants to keep peace in the family. Only his other uncle, ineffectual Leopold Baruta Michael Chekhov, welcomes her. Nonetheless, the wedding takes place. Afterwards, Jenny encourages Stefan to break his familys dependence on Count Pawels financial aid by persuading his peasant tenants to adopt more modern and efficient farming methods. It works; the harvest is bountiful, and Stefan accepts Jennys suggestion that they invite the workers to a celebration party in his mansion. Count Pawel makes a surprise visit to express his strong disapproval of Jennys democratic ideas. However, they are interrupted by the bombing of nearby Warsaw. War has broken out, despite Count Pawels desperate attempts to placate Nazi Germany. Stefan joins his cavalry regiment, leaving Jenny to supervise the rest of the harvest. Days go by with conflicting radio reports. Finally, a dazed, wounded Stefan returns to the estate. His regiment was wiped out after charging German tanks. He gathers the peasants and asks them to burn the crop and anything else that could be of use to the invaders. They patriotically agree. Count Pawel shows up to take the family out of the country to Romania. Stefan, Jenny, and Leopold remain behind to fight.