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: Ray is middle-aged Sheffield father down on luck, Fact2: life Separated from revolves Steve and passion for climbing wife, Fact3: pattern of life is interrupted by arrival of Gerry, Fact4: Attractive and talented climber become couple despite Steve 's apparent interest, Fact5: Ray 's friendship with Steve is in planning own travels trouble and younger man moves out of flat

Ray played by Postlethwaite is a middleaged Sheffield father of two, down on his luck. Separated from his wife, his life revolves around his close friendship with his much younger flatmate Steve Thornton and a passion for climbing. One summer, the pair and their loose gang of workers gain illicit, cashinhand employment painting the electricity pylons of the Yorkshire Moors. Their deadline is tight and their terms of employment precarious, but both are grateful for money and the opportunity to climb daily. The pattern of life is interrupted by the arrival of footloose Australian backpacker Gerry Rachel Griffiths. Attractive, and a talented climber, she and Ray fall in love and become a couple despite Steves apparent interest. Ray harbours some reluctance at Gerrys wild ways, but manages to overcome these to propose marriage. Gerry too is doubtful that her wandering days are over, and wonders if she can live the staid existence on offer, despite her love for Ray. Things come to a head when she and Steve, both clearly affected by the backpacking bug, are caught drinking vodka atop a tall pylon. Abseiling recklessly to face an angry Ray, she and Steve are fired on the spot. In a confrontation, Gerry tells Ray that she cannot commit to the relationship, nor be tied down. Meanwhile, Rays friendship with an increasingly jealous Steve is also in trouble, and the younger man moves out of the flat, planning his own travels to India. He and Gerry have a brief sexual encounter, but back out when they recognise the wrongs of their actions. Gerry waits on Rays doorstep, hoping for some form of reconciliation, but is rejected. Upset, and undertaking a solo rock climb, she falls and is hospitalised with serious injuries. As Ray is being told this by an emotional Steve, the pylons are electrified as Rays gang are still at work, and the crew are lucky to escape without electrocution. This heralds the end of the summers work, and their elusive paymaster Derek, the electricity company official, arrives on the scene. He is apologetic at the mistake, but cannot say when the workers will receive their pay. The film ends on an uncertain note, with Steve departing for India, a recovered Gerry deciding to return to Australia, and Ray left standing on the Moors contemplating his scant options.