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: hardened Korean and Vietnam War veteran be instructor to train soldiers for Vietnam, Fact2: Jackie Willow is assigned to platoon, Fact3: good soldiers killed in wrong war, Fact4: Samantha Davis Among others in are longtime friend and Nelson and girlfriend Hazard 's life, Fact5: writer for Washington Post is against Vietnam War for different reasons

A: A hardened Korean and Vietnam War veteran, Sergeant First Class Clell Hazard James Caan would rather be an instructor at the U.S. Army Infantry School at Fort Benning, Georgia, to train soldiers for Vietnam but instead he is assigned by the Army to the 1st battalion 3d Infantry Regiment The Old Guard at Fort Myer, Virginia. The Old Guard is U.S. Armys Honor Guard. It provides the ceremonial honor guard for the funerals of fallen soldiers and guards the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. Hazard calls them the toy soldiers and hates his job until Jackie Willow D. B. Sweeney, the son of an old friend and fellow veteran, is assigned to his platoon and he sees an opportunity to make sure at least one man comes home alive. Hazard tries to warn Willow about Vietnam but the young man sees it as his duty as a soldier to fight for his country, no matter what kind of war. Hazard hates how the war in Vietnam is being fought and feels that good soldiers are being wounded and killed in the wrong war in which the U.S. is not fighting to win. Among the others in Hazards life are his longtime friend and superior, Sergeant Major Goody Nelson James Earl Jones, and his girlfriend Samantha Davis Anjelica Huston, a writer for The Washington Post who is against the Vietnam War for different reasons. Willow marries a colonels daughter named Rachel Feld Mary Stuart Masterson, who at first refuses to marry Jackie as long as he is a soldier. Rachel also hates the war in Vietnam and is afraid for her husband. Hazard is divorced and hasnt seen his son in years due to the bitter divorce. After Willows father, who is a retired U.S. Army master sergeant and a former Korean War comrade in arms of Hazards and Nelsons, dies of a heart attack, Hazard comes to look upon Willow as a son. He tries to teach Willow all he can about soldiering and surviving in combat. Willow in turn tries to teach his platoonmate Private Albert Wildman, a chronic screwup, how to be a soldier. Wildman is later ordered to Vietnam, where he distinguishes himself as a heroic soldier and effective combat infantryman. He returns from Vietnam promoted to the rank of sergeant and is a recipient of the Medal of Honor for heroism in combat. Sergeant Flanagan Larry Fishburne, a fellow member of Hazards platoon, receives his orders for Vietnam at the same time. Willow excels, is promoted to the rank of sergeant and then is recommended to attend Officers Candidate School, which he completes and is commissioned as a second lieutenant. He is ordered to serve in a combat unit in Vietnam. Willow writes Hazard from Vietnam about all the good men in his platoon that he is losing in combat. Hazard then finds out that Willow has been killed in action when he sees the burial orders for Willows remains. Hazard requests to be sent to Vietnam for his third tour of duty as a platoon sergeant in a combat infantry unit. He places his Combat Infantryman Badge on Willows flagdraped coffin at the chapel at Arlington National Cemetery. Wildman and Flanagan, at that time both sergeants and just recently returned from Vietnam, are also present at Willows funeral. The film ends with military honors being rendered at Willows graveside at Arlington and Hazard speaking to the mourners prior to the firing of the rifle salute and the playing of Taps.
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Q: Fact1: Hahn owes money threatening to kill himself, Fact2: Margaret accompanies him to back room poker game, Fact3: entire game is set-up to trick her out of money, Fact4: con involves Mike Joey and mark, Fact5: Mike There discuss whether to turn it in or split it among themselves

A: Margaret Ford is a psychiatrist who has achieved success with her recently published book, but who feels unfulfilled. During a session one day, Billy Hahn, a patient, informs her that his life is in danger because he owes money to a criminal figure named Mike and brandishes a gun, threatening to kill himself. Margaret persuades him to surrender the weapon to her and promises that she will help. That night, Margaret visits a pool hall owned by Mike and confronts him. Mike says that he is willing to forgive Billys debt if Margaret accompanies him to a back room poker game and identifies the tell of George, another player. She agrees, and spots George playing with his ring when he bluffs. She discloses this to Mike, who calls the bluff. However, George wins the hand and demands that Mike pay the 6,000 bet, which he is unable to do. George pulls a gun but Margaret intervenes and offers to pay the debt with a personal check. She then notices that the gun is actually a water pistol, and realizes that the entire game is a setup to trick her out of her money. She is excited, however, and returns the next night to request that Mike teach her about cons so that she can write a book about the experience. Mike appears skeptical, but agrees. Mike begins to enchant Margaret by showing her several small tricks. Eventually, the two steal a hotel room and make love. While in the room, he instructs her that all con artists take a small token from every mark to signify their dominance. While Mike is in the bathroom, she takes a small pocket knife from the table, believing that it belongs to the man who rented the room. Afterwards, Mike says that he is late for another, large con with his associates at the same hotel. Margaret is eager to tag along and, reluctantly, Mike allows it. The con involves Mike, his partner Joey and the mark, a businessman discovering a briefcase full of money, and taking it to a hotel room. There they will discuss whether to turn it in or split it among themselves. In the hotel room, Margaret discovers that the businessman is actually an undercover policeman, and the trick is a sting operation. She tells Mike and they attempt to escape, but the policeman blocks their way and tries to arrest them. There is a struggle that ends with Mike accidentally shooting the officer dead. The three leave via the stairwell and end up in the garage, where they force Margaret to steal a car, driving past two uniformed police officers, the con men concealed in the back seat. While abandoning the car, they realize that the briefcase, containing 80,000 borrowed from the Mafia for the con, has been lost. Margaret finally offers to pay Mike 80,000 of her own money so he can pay back the mob. Mike tells Margaret that they must split up so as not to draw any attention from the police, and says that he is flying away to hide. Margaret is riddled with guilt but, by chance, spots Billy driving the same red convertible. She tracks him to a bar, where she spies on Mike and the entire group, including the undercover policeman, discussing how the preceding events were a scheme to con her out of 85,000. After overhearing that Mike is flying to Las Vegas that night, Margaret waits for him at the airport. She says that shes been so worried about the police that she has withdrawn her entire life savings, and pleads to start a new life with him. They go to a restricted baggage handling area that is deserted, where Mike finds out hes being tricked when she lets it slip that she stole his pocket knife. He says that he cant return her money because it has already been divided. Margaret, however, produces Billys gun and demands that he beg for his life. Mike refuses, thinking that he is calling her bluff, but Margaret shoots him in the leg. When Mike curses her, she shoots him three more times, killing him. She calmly conceals her gun and walks away. Later, Margaret is shown just returned from a vacation, having moved on from the ordeal. While talking with a colleague, she seems to show no remorse for killing Mike. While at a restaurant, Margaret distracts another diner so as to steal a gold lighter from her purse, relishing the brief thrill.
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Q: Fact1: 17-year-old Jane Broadbent comes to London to live with wealthy father, Fact2: Jane becomes interested in drummer named David Parkson astray, Fact3: David Parkson has reputation for leading young women, Fact4: garrulous friend to secure David Fenner for own daughter, Fact5: Sheila 's plans for fail Jane and David

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When 17yearold Jane Broadbent comes to London to live with her wealthy father Jimmy Broadbent, her stepmother Sheila feels compelled by her own social aspirations to introduce Jane to society. Jane is bored by the debutante balls she attends and the young men she is introduced to, but becomes interested in a drummer named David Parkson, who has a reputation for leading young women astray. To complicate matters, an upper class man with perfect credentials, David Fenner, relentlessly pursues Jane, even though she openly detests him. Parksons reputation is undeserved, but Sheila is convinced otherwise. She tries to keep him away from Jane while her garrulous friend, Mabel, schemes to secure David Fenner for her own daughter, Clarissa. Fortunately for Jane and David, Sheilas plans fail miserably. The two young people fall in love with each other, and David Parkson proposes to Jane. He also inherits an Italian title of nobility which makes him a better catch than David Fenner and satisfies Sheilas concerns for Janes social status.
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