Detailed Instructions: 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: Sarah Jane pass for white, Fact2: Lora In return for takes in Annie and daughter Annie 's kindness, Fact3: Annie persuades Lora look after household, Fact4: Lora 's concentration on career prevents her with daughter, Fact5: daughter sees more of Annie
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In 1947, widow Lora Meredith Lana Turner dreams of becoming a famous Broadway actress. Losing track of her young daughter Susie at the beach portrayed as a child by Terry Burnham, she asks a stranger named Steve Archer John Gavin to help her find the girl. Susie is found and looked after by Annie Johnson Juanita Moore, a black single mother who also has a daughter, Sarah Jane portrayed as a child by Karin Dicker, who is about Susies age. Sarah Jane inherited her fathers fair skin and can pass for white. She does this with fierce zeal and fervor, taking advantage of her European heritage and features. In return for Annies kindness, Lora temporarily takes in Annie and her daughter. Annie persuades Lora to let her stay and look after the household, so that the widow can pursue an acting career. With struggles along the way, Lora becomes a star of stage comedies, with Allen Loomis Robert Alda as her agent and David Edwards Dan OHerlihy as her chief playwright. Although Lora had begun a relationship with Steve Archer, the stranger she met at the beach, their courtship falls apart because he does not want her to be a star. Loras concentration on her career prevents her from spending time with her daughter, who sees more of Annie. Annie and Sarah Jane have their own problems, as Sarah Jane is struggling with her mixedrace identity and wants to pass for white because of its privileges in American society in the precivil rights era. Eleven years later, in 1958, Lora is a highly regarded Broadway star living in a luxurious home in New York. Annie continues to live with her, serving as nanny, housekeeper, confidante and best friend. After rejecting Davids latest script and his marriage proposal, Lora takes a role in a dramatic play. At the shows afterparty, she meets Steve, whom she has not seen in a decade. The two slowly begin rekindling their relationship, and Steve is reintroduced to Annie and the nowteenaged Susie Sandra Dee and Sarah Jane Susan Kohner. When Lora is signed to star in an Italian motion picture, she leaves Steve to watch after Susie. The teenager develops an unrequited crush on her mothers boyfriend. Sarah Jane continues to pass as white and begins dating a white boy Troy Donahue. He beats her in an alleyway after learning she is black. Some time later, she again passes for white to get a job performing at a seedy nightclub, but tells her mother she is working at the library. When Annie learns the truth, she goes to the club to claim her daughter; Sarah Jane is fired. Her rejection of her mother begins taking a physical and mental toll on Annie. When Lora returns from Italy, Sarah Jane has run away from home. She asks Steve to hire a detective to find her. The detective locates Sarah Jane in California, living as a white woman under an assumed name and working as a chorus girl. Annie, becoming weaker and more depressed by the day, flies out to California to see her daughter one last time and say goodbye. Annie is bedridden upon her return to New York, and Lora and Susie look after her. The issue of Susies crush on Steve becomes serious when Susie learns that Steve and Lora are to be married. Annie tells Lora of the girls crush. After a confrontation with her mother, Susie decides to go away to school in Denver, Colorado, to forget about Steve. Not long after Susie leaves, Annie passes away. As she wished, Annie is given a lavish funeral in a large church, complete with a gospel choir, followed by an elaborate traditional funeral procession with brass band and horsedrawn hearse. Just before the procession sets off, Sarah Jane pushes through the crowd of mourners to throw herself upon her mothers casket, begging forgiveness. Lora takes Sarah Jane to their limousine to join her, Susie, and Steve as the procession slowly travels through the city.