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: new drapes are needed for clinic 's library, Fact2: McIver giving patients permission to design and create new drapes themselves, Fact3: Devanal has been having affair with secretary, Fact4: Miss Inch schemes to expose unseemly behavior of Devanal at next meeting of board and issues veiled threat to do so, Fact5: McIvers After agree to work on marriage and head home meeting

The opening credits are followed by the following onscreen words: Dr. Stewart McIver Richard Widmark is now in charge of a psychiatric institution, one run for many years by medical director Dr. Douglas Devanal Charles Boyer. McIver must address the needs of a number of disturbed patients, among them Steven Holte John Kerr, a possibly suicidal artist, and the selfloathing Mr. Capp Oscar Levant. All of his responsibilities keep McIver so busy that his wife, Karen Gloria Grahame, feels increasingly frustrated and ignored. When new drapes are needed for the clinics library, the dour and pennypinching Victoria Inch Lillian Gish orders unattractive ones. Karen McIver takes it upon herself to buy a more expensive and colorful set instead, gaining the approval of the chairman of the board Regina MitchellSmythe Mabel Albertson but without the knowledge of her husband. What should be an insignificant matter is complicated further by Dr. McIver giving the patients, principally Stevie, permission to design and create the new drapes themselves. Personalities clash. Dr. Devanal, who has a drinking problem, has been having an affair with his secretary Miss Cobb Adele Jergens and makes a clumsy pass at McIvers wife as well. McIver begins to fall in love with Meg Rinehart Lauren Bacall, a member of his staff. Miss Inch privately schemes to expose the unseemly behavior of Devanal at the next meeting of the board and issues a veiled threat to do so to McIver as well, while Devanals wife, Edna Fay Wray, mistakenly believes McIver to be behind the plot to discredit her husband. Having felt stable enough to go on a date with Sue Brett Susan Strasberg, another patient, Stevie Holte is very upset to discover that new drapes have been installed, not the ones his artwork was meant to inspire. He disappears, causing a search party to look for him and McIver to fear a suicide. At the next board meeting, Dr. Devanal submits his resignation to the board. After the meeting, the McIvers agree to work on their marriage and head home where they find Stevie having survived his attempt at suicide. At the end of the film, the words appear onscreen.