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 Input:
Fact1: Marine Colonel Jason Rhodes is obsessed with finding son, Fact2: Frank being kept in Laos as prisoner of war, Fact3: pilot was shot down in Vietnam, Fact4: McGregor son served in Frank 's platoon, Fact5: men With financial backing of train Texas in preparation to undertake rescue mission at remote POW camp in Laos good friend and McGregor

Ex Output:
Taking place in the early 1980s and set in the context of the Vietnam War POWMIA issue, retired Marine Colonel Jason Rhodes Gene Hackman is obsessed with finding his son Frank, listed as missing in action MIA since 1972. After 10 years of searching Southeast Asia and turning up several leads, Rhodes believes that Frank is still alive and being kept in Laos as a prisoner of war. After petitioning the United States government for help, but receiving none, Colonel Rhodes brings together a disparate group of Vietnam War veterans, including some who were a part of Franks platoon: Wilkes Fred Ward, a tunnel rat who suffers from PTSD; Blaster, a demolitions expert Reb Brown; and Sailor, a crazed, yet loyal machine gunner Randall Cobb. Additionally, two helicopter pilot acquaintances of Rhodes, Distinguished Flying Cross recipient Johnson Harold Sylvester and Charts Tim Thomerson, join the group. A young, former Force Recon Marine Kevin Scott Patrick Swayze joins the team and later turns out to be the son of a pilot who was shot down in Vietnam and listed as MIA. With the financial backing of good friend and rich oil businessman McGregor Robert Stack, whose son served in Franks platoon and is also listed among the missing, the men train near Galveston, Texas in preparation to undertake a rescue mission at a remote POW camp in Laos. As the team arrives in Southeast Asia, the CIA, fearing an international crisis from Rhodes actions, intercepts him in Bangkok and confiscates his weapons and equipment. Still determined to rescue their comrades, the team members put together their expense money given to them by McGregor to purchase replacement weapons and supplies. Rhodes contacts an acquaintance, deposed local drug baron Jiang Kwan Hi Lim, who joins the expedition with his two daughters Lai Fun and Mai Lin. Jiang manages to supply them with outdated but capable World War IIera weapons. In the course of the expedition, Charts gradually forms a relationship with Lai Fun. Near the Laotian border, the group is attacked by a border patrol unit and Mai Lin is killed. Later, the group divides: Rhodes leads Charts, Sailor, Johnson and Lai Fun as the air team to a helicopter compound to secure escape transportation, while Jiang, Blaster, Scott and Wilkes scout out the prison camp as the ground team. The ground team later discovers four Americans among the prisoners, but are unable to ascertain Franks whereabouts. The teams spend the night preparing before commencing the attack the next morning. In a heated battle, they manage to spring the prisoners, among them McGregors son, but Frank is not among them. Blaster, Sailor and Jiang are killed in the process. From McGregors son, Rhodes learns that Frank became ill soon after his capture and died, despite McGregors sons best efforts. It is revealed that Frank was the soldier who stopped to carry a wounded McGregor during the platoons evacuation to the helicopters in Vietnam in 1972 as seen in the opening scene, but they were left behind as the helicopter carrying Blaster, Sailor and Wilkes departed the hot landing zone. Stateside, the group is joyously welcomed by their families with media attention and fanfare. Rhodes finds that in learning the fate of his son, he has gained some closure for his wife and himself.

Ex Input:
Fact1: aristocratic family is torn down after death of patriarch, Fact2: eldest son takes role of man in house, Fact3: mother take care of brother and sisters, Fact4: self-centered man decides to make own decisions in life, Fact5: Layla falls in love with piano teacher

Ex Output:
An aristocratic family is torn down after the death of its patriarch. He leaves alone his widow wife and five of his daughters and sons. His eldest son, Ahmed Shukry Sarhan, takes the role of the man in the house and helps his mother take care of his brother and sisters. Mamdouh Ahmed Ramzy, his brother, is a selfcentered man who refuses to follow his brothers step and decides to make his own decisions in his life. Meanwhile, despite restricting social conventions, Layla Faten Hamama falls in love with her piano teacher, a married man who is years older than she is, and marries him. The other two daughters accept their conditions and move on. Layla and Mamdouhs impetuous decisions result in unfortunate consequences. Layla divorces her husband shortly after their marriage and Mamdouh dies in a car accident after a quarrel. Ahmed finds the strength to face his brothers death and enrolls in the army to fight in the war. His sister falls in love with another soldier in the war, and Ahmed himself falls in love with a woman and marries her.

Ex Input:
Fact1: Bobby Gold is homicide detective on trail of Robert Randolph, Fact2: En route to nab accomplice of Randolph Gold and partner happen upon murder scene, Fact3: elderly Jewish owner of candy store in ghetto has been gunned down reportedly for fortune hidden in basement, Fact4: Jewish community play on Gold 's feelings of inadequacy and inability to fit in, Fact5: Gold 's reluctance turns to curiosity leading to discovery of Zionist organization operating in city

Ex Output:
Bobby Gold is a homicide detective on the trail of Robert Randolph, a drugdealer and copkiller on the FBIs Ten Most Wanted List. En route to nab an accomplice of Randolph, Gold and his partner Tim Sullivan happen upon a murder scene: the elderly Jewish owner of a candy store in a ghetto has been gunned down, reportedly for a fortune hidden in her basement. The deceased womans son, a doctor, uses his clout to have Gold assigned to the case in the belief that Gold, himself Jewish, might be empathetic to his plight. Gold, however, seems to disregard his ethnicity and is irritated about being pulled off a much higherprofile case. Ultimately, though, this is offset by interactions with members of the Jewish community that play on Golds feelings of inadequacy and inability to fit in. A nighttime survey of the crime scene uncovers an important piece of the womans past, and Golds reluctance turns to curiosity, leading to the discovery of a Zionist organization operating in the city. The apparent power and sense of pride these people have is appealing to Gold, and he attempts to become a part of their group. Gold is thrust into a series of circumstances that test not only his loyalty to the badge, but also his newfound Jewish consciousness.