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: Episcopal priest Reverend Dr. T. Lawrence Shannon having nervous breakdown after being ostracized by congregation for having inappropriate relationship with very young Sunday school teacher, Fact2: Fellowes accuses Shannon of trying to seduce Charlotte, Fact3: Nantucket is traveling with elderly poet grandfather, Fact4: Fellowes niece continues to make trouble, Fact5: Hannah 's grandfather delivers final version of poem to finish

The preface to the story shows Episcopal priest Reverend Dr. T. Lawrence Shannon Richard Burton having a nervous breakdown after being ostracized by his congregation for having an inappropriate relationship with a very young Sunday school teacher. Two years later, Shannon, now a tour guide for the bottomofthebarrel Texas company Blakes Tours, is taking a group of Baptist school teachers by bus to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The groups brittle leader is Miss Judith Fellowes Grayson Hall, whose 17yearold niece Charlotte Goodall Sue Lyon tries to seduce Shannon. Fellowes accuses Shannon of trying to seduce Charlotte and declares that she will ruin him. In a moment of despair, Shannon shanghais the bus and its occupants, then tries to prevent Fellowes from calling his boss by stranding the tour group at a cheap and, he mistakenly thinks, phoneless Costa Verde hotel in Mismaloya. Shannon assumes the hotel is still run by an old friend named Fred, but the man died recently, so the hotel is now run by Freds widow, the bawdy and flamboyant Maxine Faulk Ava Gardner. Another new arrival at the hotel is Hannah Jelkes Deborah Kerr, a beautiful and chaste itinerant painter from Nantucket, who is traveling with her elderly poet grandfather Cyril Delevanti. They have run out of money, but Shannon convinces Maxine to let them have a room. Over a long night, Shannon battles his weaknesses for both flesh and alcohol, Miss Fellowes niece continues to make trouble for him, and he is at the end of his rope, just like an iguana kept tied by Maxines cabana boys. Shannon suffers a breakdown, the cabana boys truss him in a hammock, and Hannah ministers to him there with poppyseed tea and frank spiritual counsel. Hannahs grandfather delivers the final version of the poem he has been laboring to finish and dies. The characters try to resolve their confused lives with Shannon and Maxine deciding to run the hotel together. Hannah walks away from her last chance at love.