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.

Example Input: Fact1: economy is falling postwar community, Fact2: Chinese Charlie Chaplin meets orphan, Fact3: orphan was used to do illegal things by Ting, Fact4: Charlie meets poor singer and drunkard, Fact5: Ting abducts kid and singer prompting Charlie and drunkard to finally rise up with ambition and risk lives to save kid and singer
Example Output: In the postwar community, where the economy is falling and many businesses are bleak. A starving wanderer named the Chinese Charlie Chaplin Dean Shek meets an orphan Wong Wai who was used to do illegal things by bad guy Master Ting Karl Maka and the two become fast friends. Later Charlie also meets a poor singer Wong Sau Man, whom he develops a funny romance with, and a drunkard Wu Ma. Due to humiliation from Ting, the drunkard turned to drinking. Later, Ting abducts the kid and the singer, prompting Charlie and the drunkard to finally rise up with ambition and risk their lives to save the kid and the singer and eventually, Ting was unable to evade the law.

Example Input: Fact1: Gwen Parker meets former boyfriend Philip Seymour at local aquarium, Fact2: Seymour knocks him out with punch, Fact3: Clarke hides unconscious man in room behind exhibit, Fact4: Schoolteacher Hildegarde Withers takes class on field trip to aquarium, Fact5: Costello At murder trial of slips up showing that he knew that Gerald Parker was killed via right ear Philip Seymour and Gwen Parker
Example Output: Gwen Parker Mae Clarke meets her former boyfriend Philip Seymour Donald Cook at the local aquarium and asks him for some money so she can leave her husband, stockbroker Gerald Parker. However, Mr. Parker receives an anonymous telephone call tipping him off to the rendezvous. When he confronts the pair, Seymour knocks him out with a punch. As there are no witnesses to the altercation, he hides the unconscious man in the room behind an exhibit. Schoolteacher Hildegarde Withers Edna May Oliver takes her class on a field trip to the aquarium. Shortly after tripping up fleeing pickpocket Chicago Lew though he gets away, she loses her hatpin; one of her students finds it. Then Miss Withers sees Parkers nowdead body falling into a pool housing a penguin. Police Inspector Oscar Piper James Gleason arrives and uncovers several suspects: the widow and Seymour; Bertrand Hemingway Clarence Wilson, the head of the aquarium, who had financial dealings with the deceased; Chicago Lew, found near the scene; and even Miss Withers herself, as it is later determined that her hatpin was driven through the mans right ear into the brain. Bystander and lawyer Barry Costello Robert Armstrong catches Gwen Parker when she faints, and acquires a client when she is taken in for questioning. Seymour confesses to protect Mrs. Parker, but Miss Withers does not believe him. She convinces Piper to notify the press that the murder was committed with a thrust through the left ear. Later, Costello passes along a message from Chicago Lew, in which he claims to know the identity of the killer. However, when Piper and Miss Withers go to see him at the jail, they find him dead from hanging. Costello concocts a way in which Seymour could have escaped from his nearby cell using a duplicate key which is found, strangled Lew, and hanged him with wire without entering Lews cell. At the murder trial of Philip Seymour and Gwen Parker, while questioning Miss Withers, Costello slips up, showing that he knew that Gerald Parker was killed via the right ear. The motive is that he is Gwen Parkers current lover. When Gwen Parker is released, the waiting Seymour slaps her in the face, to the amusement of Piper and Miss Withers. Piper then unexpectedly asks Miss Withers to marry him. She accepts. However, in the sequel, Murder on the Blackboard, they are still single.

Example Input: Fact1: Burton comes up with idea of featuring AIDS and Patient Zero hypothesis, Fact2: ghost of Zero materializes at local gay bathhouse, Fact3: Zero and Burton examine old blood sample of Zero 's under microscope, Fact4: original study was used to label Patient Zero to bring HIV to North America, Fact5: museum curator substitutes original presentation instead over Burton 's protests leading to renewed rush of press scapegoating Zero
Example Output:
Victorian adventurer and sexologist Sir Richard Francis Burton John Robinson, following an unfortunate encounter with the Fountain of Youth in 1892, is 170 years old and living in Toronto, Canada. Burton, now living and working as the chief taxidermist at a Museum of Natural History, is searching for a centerpiece display for an exhibit in his Hall of Contagion. He comes up with the idea of featuring AIDS and the Patient Zero hypothesis. Accepting the popular belief that Zero introduced the virus to North America, Burton sets out to collect video footage from those who knew Zero to support the hypothesis. When Zeros doctor Brenda Kamino, mother Charlotte Boisjoli and former airline colleague Mary Dianne Heatherington, who is now with ACT UP, all refuse to demonize Zero, Burton manipulates the footage to make it appear as if they do and includes doctored photographs of Zero showing signs of Kaposis sarcoma. He presents this preliminary version to the press. The ghost of Zero Normand Fauteux materializes at a local gay bathhouse. No one can see or hear him, until Zero runs into Burton while Burton is spying on Zeros friend George. Zero realizes that Burton can see him, although Zero does not show up on Burtons video camera. The two strike a deal; Zero agrees to help Burton with his Patient Zero exhibit if Burton finds a way to make Zero appear. The two return to the museum where Burton makes a ridiculous attempt to seduce Zero to ensure his participation. Rejecting his advances, Zero examines some of the other exhibits including displays on Typhoid Mary and the Tuskegee syphilis study before finding an African green monkey, another suspected early AIDS vector. The monkey Marla Lukofsky angrily denounces Zero for scapegoating her just as he has been scapegoated. Zero turns to Burton and they make love. Under pressure from his director and the exhibits drug manufacturer sponsor, Burton steals Zeros medical records in hopes of discovering new information. Zero and Burton examine an old blood sample of Zeros under a microscope and discover Miss HIV Michael Callen, who points out that the original study that was used to label Patient Zero as the first person to bring HIV to North America did not prove any such thing, but instead helped prove that HIV was sexually transmitted, leading to the development of safer sex practices. Under this interpretation, Zero could be lauded as a hero for his candor in participating in that original study. As Burton ponders this, an unknown fluid squirts from the eye pieces of the microscope, drenching Zero and making him appear on video. He joyously declares his innocence on tape but the effect only lasts five minutes before he fades away again. Zero angrily accuses Burton of not caring for him at all and only wanting to use him for the exhibit, then storms out. Burton fails to complete the revised Patient Zero exhibit before its scheduled opening date. The museum curator substitutes the original presentation instead over Burtons protests, leading to a renewed rush of press scapegoating Zero. The night after the exhibit opens, Mary and other ACT UP members break into the Hall of Contagion and trash the exhibit. Zero returns and Burton explains that he tried to stop the exhibit. Zero forgives Burton but says he wants to disappear again completely. Zero merges with his disfigured video image and, smoking a cigarette inside the video, sets off the fire alarm. The sprinklers destroy the video player and Zero vanishes. A major subplot involves George Richardo KeensDouglas, a French teacher and former intimate of Zeros. George is losing his sight to cytomegalovirus and is taking a drug that is manufactured by a company that, as a member of ACT UP, George is protesting. George struggles through the film to resolve his conflicted feelings over this, his guilt over abandoning Zero during the final days of his illness and his fear that the same thing will happen to him.