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: Mitchell Vineyard is very blood of Clovis Mitchell spare and dignified grandfather and guardian to Kelly and Chris, Fact2: Jamison and Finch appear at winery and offer to buy land from Clovis, Fact3: Lassie makes escape taken by private plane to Jamison 's home in Colorado Springs, Fact4: men sets off alone in search of Lassie, Fact5: Chris takes car conveyor in direction of Colorado Springs

The Mitchell Vineyard, in the rolling hills of Northern California, is the very blood of Clovis Mitchell Stewart, a spare and dignified grandfather and guardian to Kelly Stephanie Zimbalist and her brother Chris Michael Sharrett. The heart of the household, though, is Lassie, a handsome young collie, affectionate, obedient, sensitive, and very wise. A threat is in the air one night when Jamison Roberts and his associate Finch Robert Lussier appear at the winery and offer to buy the land from Clovis. They get a flat refusal from the old man, while Lassie growls in the background. Jamison promises to return, and does, to claim Lassie, one of a litter he says escaped during a fire. She has a tattoo mark in her right ear to prove it. Clovis has no alternative but to give up the dog, and tells his heartbroken grandchildren. Lassie has an alternative; taken by private plane to Jamisons home in Colorado Springs, fitted with a handsome green collar with gold studs, Lassie makes her escape. Chased by helicopter and kennel men through the rocks and hills of Colorado, Lassie manages to elude them and outstare a cougar before she joins up with new friends – Gus Rooney, a downatheel wrestling manager and Apollo Mike Mazurki, a kindly mountain of a man and Guss socalled star. About the time they are binding up Lassies sores, giving her food and water, and moving along in their van, young Chris bolts on his first day of the school term and sets off alone in search of Lassie. With his distraught grandfather setting out to find the boy, and Kelly and her sweetheart, attorney Allan Fogerty Lane Davies, checking with the police, Chris takes a car conveyor in the direction of Colorado Springs. Soon after the truck takes off, a hungry and frightened Chris leaves the vehicle, buys food in a restaurant from a sympathetic waitress Faye, then goes out to look for another truck, and finally dives into the back of a cattle truck. The restaurant waitress, hearing reports of Chriss disappearance, calls his home and tells his sister where the boy has been, but Chris is on the move again, and so is Lassie. He in an empty cattle truck, she in the doorway of a freight car. Lassie leaps from the freight car and continues her journey. Clovis and the police officer who is aiding in the search for Chris, hear his cries as he is about to be crushed by a herd of Longhorns being loaded into his hiding place. Everybody is home – everybody but Lassie, whose ownership by Clovis has been clarified by Allan, the young attorney, who is about to join the family as an inlaw. Lassie continues her long, painful journey. Wet, sorefooted, and limping, she stumbles upon the Mike Curb Congregation, who are rehearsing. The group takes Lassie along to their engagement, where a flare is knocked over, causing a fire. Panic ensues. Lassie is trying to save the life of a kitten from a burning dressing room and is presumed dead, but she is not, and the next day – Thanksgiving – Lassie, tired and filthy, comes wagging over the hill to Chris, Clover, Kelly, and home.