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: Queen points out to Jani, Fact2: inhabitants of island refer to men, Fact3: crew are captured by native woman, Fact4: Arthur be in love with Jani, Fact5: Peter in has fallen in love turn

The Queen of Paradise Island, a tiny uncharted isle somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean northwest of Freetown, Sierra Leone, is not happy. The town crier of the allfemale hivelike colony around two thousand strong has just reported that there have only been two births within the last eighteen months and both of them were boys. As the Queen points out to Jani, her Minister of Propaganda: the only thing worse than boys is men. She demands more marriages, even going as far to think about passing conscription into law. However, Jani points out that the drones which is how the inhabitants of this island refer to men in captivity are not willing to marry any of the beautiful island women, because as soon as the twomonth honeymoon is over the bridegrooms are executed. An Allied bomber plane is in trouble overhead. The ferry pilot, Peter Lovell, struggles to keep control while Arthur Tucker is suffering from airsickness. The four aircrew bail out and parachute down on Paradise Island. The crew are quickly captured by the native woman and Rouna, the colonys leading journalist, sets her eye on the diminutive Arthur Tucker mostly due to her long repressed boycraziness. Brought before the queen, the four airmen try to ingratiate themselves. The queen explains that they are free to move around the island and if rescued they will be permitted to leave. However, she encourages them to stay and marry within the colony. She hints at the death sentence, but the airmen fail to pick up on the implication. Escorted around the town by guards, Arthur confesses he might be in love with redheaded Jani. However, he has been betrothed to Rouana, who desperately flirts with him. He avoids her and continues to chase Jani, but to no avail. She is more interested in Peter, who in turn has fallen in love with her. She tries to prevent his falling for her, as she knows it will result in his death. Arthur and his friend Max sneak into the holy Temple of the Hive, where the islands law is written, and there they learn of the twomonth honeymoon and subsequent death sentence. They also learn that the law states a wedding occurs whenever a woman and a man share wine. At the towns baths, Jani discovers that many of the islanders are disenchanted with how the men have been allocated. Jani tries to reassure everyone that no one is officially betrothed yet. Various ideas are thrown around, including communism. Jani decides to be noble and offers a solution even if it means losing her chance of romance with Peter. The cup final of the islands rugby league takes place tomorrow; the winning team will draw lots and the lucky four who win will get the men. The scheduled rugby match gets under way the next day, with Arthur refereeing. Arthur is knocked out during play and when he wakes in Rouanas home she tricks him into drinking wine with her. Panicked, Arthur flees. With Peter and Janis help, Arthur disguises himself as a female maid in Janis household. Arthur tries to convince Jani that he loves her, but she ignores him, and he is pounced on by the ever eager Rouana again. Arthur makes a perilous rooftop escape from her, but ends up falling through the roof of the queens bedchamber. Arthur tries to explain to her that the islands laws are ridiculous, but the queen refuses to listen; however, she does not give his disguise away when the palace guard rush in. The next day, Rouana requests in court that the death sentence be waived for her and Arthur, as there is a precedent. Twenty years ago, one woman fell so in love with a man that the law was overturned. However, when Arthur is put on the witness stand, he admits he does not love Rouana. This results in his being condemned to death by being forced to leap off the highest cliff. By the morning of the execution, Ronnie, the aircrews radio operator, has managed to repair the planes radio. Rescue is on its way. Arthur is rescued by Ronnie and Max in drag, and they all escape to the beach, where Jani has arranged for a boat to be waiting for them.