[Python] Sort the values of a dictionary in order of connection

I tried to find a solution. Perhaps my words are bad chosen.

I have a dictionary.

• Each key has two values
• All the keys have common values, except for two.
• You'll understand, it's a chain. Now, I know I can't order a dictionary, so I'd like to know, if it's possible to arrange - in a list - the values.

I've found something that comes close, but it still doesn't work.

d= {
'A': [tg, 17],
'B': [59, 60],
'C': [60, 61],
'D': [57, tt],
'E': [61, tg],
'F': [tt, 59]
}

sorted_keys = sorted(d, key=lambda k: (d[k], k), reverse=True)


The expected result is that: [17,tg,61,60,59,tt,57].



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