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: Kumar is asked to commit crime for Balram Singh, Fact2: Ratan flees is rescued by Saigal taken to palace of distraught Maharani Maanwati Believing wife to be dead, Fact3: distraught Maharani Maanwati has lost son and husband, Fact4: Pushpa re-surfaces before asks Sunder to avenge death dying she, Fact5: Ramesh Fleeing from is apprehended by Police tried in Court Sunder and Police 's wrath
Example Output: Ratan Kumar lives a middleclass existence with his wife, Pushpa and son, Sunder. When he is asked to commit a crime for Balram Singh, he does so, but decides to keep a suitcase full of diamonds for himself. An enraged Balram sets fire to his house. Believing his wife to be dead, Ratan flees, is rescued by Dr. Saigal, taken to the palace of a distraught Maharani Maanwati, who has just lost her son and husband, but is placated after being told that Sunder is her son. For years, Ratan, who now calls himself Ramesh, works for the Maharani, and when Sunder grows up, the Maharani comes to know of Rameshs existence, finds that he closely resembles her husband, and marries him. Shortly thereafter, Pushpa resurfaces, an enraged Maharani attempts to kill Ramesh, but ends up killing herself, before dying she asks Sunder to avenge her death. Fleeing from Sunder and the Polices wrath, Ramesh is apprehended by the Police, tried in Court, and sentenced to several years in jail. When he returns, he becomes an underworld don, with a sole motive of bringing an end to Balram, little knowing that Sunder, who now calls himself Shyam, is also on the lookout for him, and has befriended Ravi, Rameshs second son, who was born during his tenure in prison. When Balram finds this out, he plots to use Shyam to bring an end to Ramesh and his entire family once and for all.

Example Input: Fact1: Duke up with decides train to Kansas City suburban life, Fact2: reporter starts conversation with Duke, Fact3: Anne hides in bed Finding door to Duke 's room open, Fact4: Doyle mistook Duke 's wife for woman, Fact5: Frank accompanies conductor next to Duke 's
Example Output: Template:Section Edited Duke and Jeanie Benson, an outlaw couple hiding out under assumed names in a calm, suburban community, read a newspaper article about a sweepstakes winner who has not yet claimed his prize. Duke realizes that he has the winning ticket and will win 150,000 if he can cash it in without getting apprehended. Fed up with suburban life, Duke decides to board a train to Kansas City, where he bought the ticket, while Jeanie plans to fly there and get a stooge to cash in the ticket. At the train station, reporter Frank Evers boards the train and starts a conversation with Duke, who calls himself Downey. At San Bernadino, Anne Marvis boards the train, followed by Doyle, a process server. Finding the door to Dukes room open, Anne hides in his bed, and when Duke sees Doyle enter in pursuit, he pulls a gun on Doyle, who says that he mistook Dukes wife for the woman he was after. Duke is attracted to Anne, as is Frank. When Jeanie gets on the train because her plane was grounded, she suspects that Duke and Anne are having an affair and pulls a gun on them; however, Duke calms her fears by introducing Frank as Annes husband. Anne and Frank go along with the ruse. Sometime later, Frank accompanies the conductor to a room next to Dukes, where they listen through a surveillance device to Duke and Jeanie bicker about their plans to have the boys meet him in Kansas City. Frank, in reality a Gman, hopes to nab the whole gang and decides to hold off arresting Duke. After Jeanie gets off the train at Albuquerque to board a plane to Kansas City, Duke tries to flirt with Anne, but she rejects his advances. That night, Frank and Anne agree to be honest with each other, and Anne reveals that she is really a Los Angeles reporter and has been subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury concerning a political scandal which she had unearthed. She says that she felt it would be healthier to go outofstate for awhile. When Frank continues to claim that he is a reporter for The Telegraph, Anne indignantly reveals that she works for the paper and knows that he does not. In Topeka, after Flash, a porter, inadvertently finds the listening device in Dukes room, Duke knocks out the conductor. Anne receives a wire that it is all right for her to return to Los Angeles and gets off the train. When Duke sees Frank pursuing him, he gets into Annes cab. They go to Bordens Sanitarium, where Duke meets Jeanie, who is unhappy to see him with Anne. When Duke reads in a newspaper that another man has surfaced to claim the lottery prize, he sends his shyster lawyer Rickert to dispute the claim to the insurance company that handles the contest. While Rickert is away, Duke kisses Anne and asks her to leave with him after he collects the money. Anne agrees, but he locks her in her room anyway. Jeanie then unbolts the shutters of Annes room to help her escape, and Anne hitches a ride on a truck, but the driver works for Dukes gang and brings her back to the sanitarium. Upon deducing that Jeanie let Anne out, Duke slugs Jeanie. Frank, impersonating an insurance agent, accompanies Rickert to the sanitarium. Duke shoots Frank as a carload of Gmen arrive and then unlocks Annes door to take her with him, but Jeanie shoots him and then cries over his body. The gang is captured, and Anne is pleased to see that Frank is only wounded. On the train to Los Angeles, Flash comments that Frank and Anne have not come out of their cabin in two days. They kiss and it is revealed that they have recently married.

Example Input: Fact1: group intrudes on local tribe 's territory, Fact2: client refuses to offer anything sending them away empty-handed, Fact3: tribe returns en masse puts captives to death, Fact4: man is trapped in ring of fire with poisonous snake, Fact5: next tribesman join in hunt
Example Output:
Wilde, whose character is never named, plays a professional safari guide leading two white men Gert van den Bergh and Patrick Mynhardt and their troupe on an elephant hunt through the African veldt during the colonial era. When the group intrudes on a local tribes territory, some natives accost them, expecting to be bought off with gifts. Although the guide advises his client to be courteous, warning they could give us a bad time, the client refuses to offer anything and insults the natives, sending them away emptyhanded. Later, the tribe returns en masse, captures the entire party, and puts the captives to death, using various cruel and unusual methods. One man is covered in clay and roasted alive on a spit; another is tarred, feathered, and trussed, then chased and killed by all the women. The man who insulted the tribesmen is trapped in a ring of fire with a poisonous snake. Wildes character is spared until the last. He is stripped naked and then an arrow is fired into the air. Wildes character then runs and once he passes the arrow is chased by one tribesman who must reach the arrow before the next tribesman can join in the hunt. His pursuer throws a spear at him and misses, which he uses to kill his pursuer and take his supplies. Wildes character then flees, and a multiday chase ensues. One by one, the pursuers fall; either killed by the guide, or taken out of the chase by wild animals. He eventually finds food and water, though initially forced to eat a snake after several failed hunts. Eventually, he comes across a village and camps nearby, only to be awoken by the gunfire of slavers of African descent. Amidst the chaos of the melee, he meets an African girl who is hiding from the slavers. With the slavers closing in on their location, he runs out for the sake of diversion. He eventually escapes at a river, but nearly drowns in the process. Luckily, the girl from earlier finds him on the river bank and coaxes the water out of his lungs. She travels with him for a day or two, and as they walk along, he sings a nineteenthcentury drinking song, Little Brown Jug. The child sings a song in her own language. and they then attempt to sing each others songs. They part ways near a village, and some time later the guide returns to a colonial fort just seconds ahead of his pursuers. As he reaches safety, the man turns and exchanges a salute with their leader Ken Gampu.