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: old boyfriend smuggles her to safety, Fact2: Karlson island in not be extradited Caribbean, Fact3: Gilda finds herself to be white woman in hotel full of international criminals, Fact4: Bruno describes himself as jailer and executioner of island, Fact5: Van Saal arrives on island now on lam with life insurance money

Gilda Karlson Dorothy Mackaill is a New Orleans prostitute. She is accused of murdering Piet Van Saal Ralf Harolde, the man responsible for ending her former job as a secretary and leading her into prostitution. Her old boyfriend, sailor Carl Erickson Donald Cook, smuggles her to safety to Tortuga, an island in the Caribbean from which she cannot be extradited. On the island, Gilda and Carl get married without a clergyman to officiate, and she swears to be faithful to him. After Carl leaves on his ship, Gilda finds herself to be the only white woman in a hotel full of international criminals, all of whom try to seduce her. Especially persistent is Mr. Bruno Morgan Wallace, who describes himself as the jailer and executioner of this island. He arranges to intercept letters Carl sends to her and steals the support money he includes. Brunos intention is to make Gilda think Carl has abandoned her, hoping she will seek his assistance once she becomes desperate for cash. Van Saal arrives on the island, having ditched his wife and now on the lam with the life insurance money he collected after his death. Pretending to be concerned for Gildas safety, Bruno gives her a pistol to protect herself. Later, when Van Saal attempts to rape her in her room, Gilda shoots and kills him. She is then put on trial for murder and is about to be acquitted by a sympathetic jury. While awaiting the official verdict, Bruno tells her that even if she is found innocent, he will arrest her for possessing the deadly weapon he had given to her. The sentence will be at least six months in his prison camp, where he will provide her with very comfortable living conditions, although she will be expected to give him sexual favors in return. To foil Brunos trap, Gilda rushes back to the judge and gives a false confession of killing Van Saal in cold blood, preferring to be executed rather than break her vow to Carl. The film ends with Gilda, followed by two policemen and Bruno, slowing walking to the gallows.