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: Sir Philip Ashlow neglected wife Lady Susan Ashlow and best friend are shipwrecked on desert island, Fact2: Susan is offended by Philip 's indifferent reaction to Henry 's indecent proposal Opposed to this, Fact3: stranger is revealed to be Mario, Fact4: laughter from inside hut between Susan and Mario is misinterpreted by Henry and husband arousing jealousy from men, Fact5: Henry After comes to visit Susan to propose they be together rescue and return to society

Sir Philip Ashlow Granger, his neglected wife, Lady Susan Ashlow Gardner and his best friend Henry BrittinghamBrett Niven are shipwrecked on a desert island. Susan feels neglected and has been trying to make Philip jealous by demonstrating a romantic interest in Henry, who begins taking her seriously. Now that they are alone on the island, Philip constructs a large hut for his wife and himself and a little hut for Henry, but before long Henry is suggesting they share not only food and water but Susan as well. Opposed to this, Susan nevertheless is offended by Philips indifferent reaction to Henrys indecent proposal. The quarrel escalates until Philip declares that, as captain of their ship, he feels entitled not only to perform marriages but to grant divorces. He awaits Susans decision on whether the men should change huts or share and share alike. This potential menage a trois where the two men are competing for the ladys attention is interrupted by a fourth visitor. The stranger is dressed in native garb and takes Susan captive, but is soon revealed to be Mario, the chef from their yacht, indulging a whim. The laughter from inside the hut between Susan and Mario is misinterpreted by Henry and her husband as being romantic in nature, arousing jealousy from both men. After their rescue and return to society, Henry comes to visit Susan to propose they be together. But when he finds her and Philip in domestic repose, and Susan knitting baby booties, he knows the battle for her love is lost.