Given the task definition and input, reply with output. 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.

Fact1: Sujatha lives to see Athira 's taking up more and more odd jobs to support schooling, Fact2: Paul tells kind and Sujatha about uncanny solution to daughter 's poor performance, Fact3: Athira did n't want to go to school with mother, Fact4: lowly paid servant does n't have enough wealth or basic education, Fact5: mother takes responsibility to instill in daughter positive attitude by initiative and insight from others
Sujatha Manju Warrier is a fulltime housemaid and single mother. She lives to see her daughter Athiras Anaswara Rajan success, taking up more and more odd jobs to support her schooling. Her daughter, though, is far from grateful. She never studies, gets poor scores in her exams and wont quit believing that she cant be anything more than a housemaid like her mother. Sujatha tells all her woes to George Paul Nedumudi Venu, the man who employs her. A kind and openhearted man, Paul tells Sujatha about an uncanny solution to her daughters poor performance. Under the new plan, Sujatha will go to school as Athira, and Athira, seeing no other solution but to score better than her mother, will start studying well. Paul tells the Head Master of her daughters school Joju George, to admit Sujatha, an adult, into the 10th grade. After much ado, Sujatha goes to school once more. Athira, however, isnt exactly thrilled. She is almost disappointed when her mother seems to score better than she does. In retaliation, Athira studies well and scores a record 58 in her Maths paper. Sujatha is happy, and leaves school. But her smile fades soon as she discovers that Athira only scored because she didnt want to go to school with her mother. Saddened about what to do, Sujatha decides to meet the Thiuvananthapuram District Collector Mamta Mohandas about her dream to see Athira as a Collector. The Collector tells Sujatha that she herself came from a very poor family and couldnt afford to go to coaching classes which are basically classes conducted by private organizations, and often have very high tuitions to pass her Civil Service Exams. Instead, she studied hard everyday and saved enough money to write the UPSC Exams in Delhi. Meanwhile Athira is unmotivated due to the bleak chances she sees in her future. The daughter whenever she is forced to study, she mocks her mother being a lowly paid servant who doesnt have enough wealth or basic education. The mother takes the responsibility to instill in her daughter a positive attitude by initiative and insight from others. The mother finally takes up a bookbag for this.