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: Hongerwinter famine is starting to bite in occupied northern and western Netherlands, Fact2: farm of Jan Alting is known by Dutch Resistance as place of refuge for those, Fact3: Dutch patriot has disowned son for collaboration with occupying German forces, Fact4: Alting is providing shelter for Jewish couple With help of Elly Mark and Mary Meyer van Nespen aristocrat with active links to underground movement and Bakker Communist wanted by Germans for sabotage, Fact5: Jan is faced with seemingly irreconcilable demands of patriotism and responsibility for safety of shelterers set against feelings

In late 1944, the Hongerwinter famine is starting to bite in the occupied northern and western Netherlands and Nazi persecution is rife. The farm of Jan Alting Lovell, a Dutch patriot who has disowned his son for his collaboration with the occupying German forces, is known by the Dutch Resistance as a place of refuge for those who are in danger from the Germans. With the help of his daughter Elly Carol van Derman, Alting is currently providing shelter for Jewish couple Mark and Mary Meyer Martin Benson and Agnes Bernelle; van Nespen Bruce Lester, an aristocrat with active links to the underground movement, and Bakker Julian Dallas, a Communist wanted by the Germans for sabotage. All are aware of the constant risk of betrayal and exposure. Jans son Anton Jordan Lawrence returns unexpectedly to his former home, and discovers that his father and sister are harbouring subversives. He orders his father to turn them out immediately, threatening to shoot them all if this is not done. Jan is faced with the seemingly irreconcilable demands of patriotism and responsibility for the safety of his shelterers, set against the feelings he still has for Anton, despite the latters betrayal of all Jan stands for. He faces the stark moral choice of failing those to whom he has given refuge, or conspiring with them to kill his own son.