Definition: 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.
Input: Fact1: gangster Bert Galvin At offers to take singer Ruth Williams under wing and to New York Miami nightclub, Fact2: local sheriff recognizes Bert and tips off revenge-minded man, Fact3: Bert given warning by shoots man Claude, Fact4: Ruth gets hands on Bert 's gun, Fact5: Langley has no such hesitation taking aim and shooting Bert dead

At a Miami nightclub, gangster Bert Galvin offers to take singer Ruth Williams under his wing and to New York, helping her career. She agrees once it is made clear that their relationship will be strictly business. On the road, they stop for dinner at Claudes Restaurant, where Bert knows the owner. The local sheriff, Bill Langley, recognizes Bert and tips off a revengeminded man whose brother Bert killed. But given a warning by Claude whats about to happen, Bert shoots and kills the man. Charged with murder, Bert is defended by Milo Bragg, a smoothtalking Southern lawyer. Claude testifies that the killing was in selfdefense. Ruth is expected to do the same, but when district attorney Arthur Sherbourne reminds her that shes under oath, Ruth breaks down and tells the truth. Bert is convicted and sentenced to 20 years in a prison farm. There, prisoners are all literally under the gun of a ruthless trustee, Nugent, who is a convict like themselves but carries a rifle. Bert intends to escape, but fellow inmate Sam Gower befriends him and explains that a trustee is promised an immediate pardon if he should kill any prisoner who tries to flee. As a test, Bert lies to a gullible con called Five Shot that theres 25,000 waiting for him if he can break out. Five Shot is killed by Nugent, who does indeed immediately receive his parole. Bert seizes the opportunity to take his place as trustee. Bragg, the lawyer, pays a visit, now a drunk, disbarred and desperate for money. Bert has him dig up information about Gower, his fellow inmate. He learns that Gowers family was left in dire financial straits. Bert makes a proposition, saying he will pay the family 25,000 if Gower will try to escape. Guiltridden about his family, Gower agrees. He nearly makes it out safely before Bert kills him. Now paroled, Bert immediately tracks down Ruth, seeking vengeance for her testimony. Sheriff Langley is following, though, as they take a speedboat, then end up on foot in a swamp. Ruth gets her hands on Berts gun, but cannot bring herself to shoot him. Langley has no such hesitation, taking aim and shooting Bert dead.