Q: 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: Prominent author Paul Chapin is pinpointed by Wolfe as culprit, Fact2: daughter is involved with Chapin 's elder brother, Fact3: Wolfe 's partner Archie Goodwin is sent to guard Chapin 's house, Fact4: Wolfe vouches for Chapin 's innocence seeing direction, Fact5: Mark despises them for accusing Chapin of wrongdoing
A:
Professor Hibbard Leonard Mudie requests detective Nero Wolfes assistance in tracking down the sender of a few sinister letters, which killed two of Hibbards acquaintances. Prominent author Paul Chapin Eduardo Ciannelli, who is a cripple, is pinpointed by Wolfe as the culprit. Wolfe rationally deduces that Chapin is out to play payback decades ago, a prank thenHarvard University scholar Hibbard and a group of chums played on Chapin went awry, causing him to be in his current state. Hibbard shares with Wolfe that his daughter Irene Hervey is romantically involved with Chapins elder brother, Mark Joseph Allen. With that, he quietly makes a move. Wolfe arranges for all of Hibbards surviving Harvard pals to gather at his residence. All agree to, except for taxi driver Pitney Scott Victor Kilian. Wolfe later learns that the two friends of Hibbards were experiencing financial difficulties. Meanwhile, Wolfes partner Archie Goodwin Lionel Stander is sent to guard Chapins house. Chapin is also invited to join the meeting at Wolfes house. Just as he arrives, Dr. Burton Kenneth Hunter is shot by a hidden assailant. Wolfe, seeing the direction the shot came from, vouches for Chapins innocence. Some time later, both Goodwin and Wolfe are captured by Mark, who despises them for initially accusing Chapin of the wrongdoing. They manage to break free and Inspector Cramer Edward McNamara promptly arrests Mark for unlawful kidnapping. Wolfe suddenly cracks the case, after much thought into it. He concludes that Chapin had indeed sent those letters, but they were just meant to frighten the receivers. Instead, the actual murderer of the men is found to be one of Hibbards friends, banker Ferdinand Bowen Walter Kingsford. Bowen was the one who told Wolfe about the two men being in debt. In actuality, Bowen had stolen their money and made up the tale himself, as a spotcheck on the mens backgrounds showed.