In this task, you're given the title of a five-sentence story and the first four sentences. Your job is to write the last sentence of the story such that it seamlessly connects with the rest of the story.

Q: Title: Jim learns a last lesson about love. Sentence 1: Jim's wife loved him very much, but he was a playboy. Sentence 2: He eventually ran off and married a younger woman. Sentence 3: Years later, he got sick with cancer and couldn't work. Sentence 4: The young woman left him, saying she couldn't handle it.

A: As he lay dying, it was his first wife who visited and cared for him.
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Q: Title: Charles goes trick or treating.. Sentence 1: Charles got ready for Halloween. Sentence 2: He went to the local costume shop and purchased a Halloween costume. Sentence 3: Charles then asked his parents if he could go trick or treating. Sentence 4: Charles parents agreed that he could go trick or treating on Halloween.

A: Charles went trick or treating on Halloween night.
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Q: Title: The Dog Race. Sentence 1: Michael raised dogs for dog racing. Sentence 2: His favorite dog was getting old and ready to retire. Sentence 3: To celebrate Michael set him up for one last race. Sentence 4: His dog did a marvelous job and won the race.

A:
It made for a great final memory.
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