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.

Q: Fact1: Fenn is attempting to recruit extra hand to Singapore, Fact2: London docks for voyage extra hand, Fact3: drunken middle-class man has fallen down on luck to sign on to ship, Fact4: interest of captain 's Paddy is curious at mysterious past, Fact5: captain agrees take over ship to get hands on diamonds threatening to kill surviving crew

A: Fenn, the domineering second officer of a merchant ship, is attempting to recruit an extra hand in the London docks for a voyage to Singapore but due to his harsh reputation he can find no volunteers. Eventually he manages to persuade a drunken, middleclass man who has apparently fallen down on his luck to sign on to the ship. Aboard ship the wellspoken Gentleman Burton attracts the interest of the captains daughter Paddy who is curious at his mysterious past. This enrages Fenn who is desperate to marry her, despite her dislike of his rough manners, and he tries to bribe Burton to desert at their first port of call to remove a rival for her love. When Burton refuses to do so, Fenn arranges for local criminals to kidnap him, but is compelled by Paddy to rescue him which he successfully does. When the ship arrives at an island to take on supplies, the ship becomes embroiled in a plan by a group of British criminals living on the island to steal some diamonds from a local shopkeeper. The captain agrees to carry the diamonds to safety in Singapore, but the criminals board and take over the ship to get their hands on the diamonds, threatening to kill the surviving crew. Fenn and Burton join forces to repulse the boarders and the ship gets safely to Singapore where Burton and Paddy agree to marry, after he reveals that he quit his previous life as a respectable doctor due to a woman. Meanwhile Fenn leaves to look for command of a ship of his own.
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Q: Fact1: film starts with loading of ship called, Fact2: Oliver described as bully after captain of course, Fact3: captain takes Nelly to ship, Fact4: last hope is to get rid of Nelly, Fact5: captain 's wife takes gun to shoot husband

A: The film starts with the loading of a ship called the Merry Maiden. Oliver is first mate on the ship and described as a bully, the nastiest crew member, after the captain of course. He features a beard and a mustache, rather than his usual solitary mustache. Stan plays Willie Brisling a guy who is engaged to Nelly and they are in love. The captain leaves his ship, he sees Nelly and decides he wants her. Stan has a tattoo of a ship on his chest and shows it to the captain. The captain pours a jug of water down Stans sweater and abducts Nelly. The captain takes Nelly to his ship and Stan sneaks on board to rescue her. Oliver starts to look for Stan. Stan decides to save Nelly his last hope is to get rid of the crew, one by one. Stan disguises himself as a loose woman. The crew begin to fall for his charms. Stan calls one of the crewmen over, he hits the crewman with a cosh and knocks him out. Then he throws the cosh at Oliver, who thinks the crewman threw the cosh. Oliver throws the crewman overboard, this is repeated until all of the crew are in the sea. Nelly is being harassed by the captain. The captains wife appears at the ship. The Captain takes a fancy to Stan. The wife appears as Stan is sat in the captains lap. The captains wife takes a gun and goes to shoot her husband. Stan stops her and takes off his wig. Stan says this was a test to see if you really love your husband. The captain and wife begin to make up. But then the captain indicates hes going to deal with Stan later. Stan is peeved, he opens the door and Nelly appears. Stan indicates the captain has been up to no good with Nelly and that four other loose women have already gone. The captains wife is furious, Stan gives her the gun back. Stan and Nelly leave. There is a gunshot in the room. The wife, still angry, sees Stan and Nelly through a porthole and shoots them. Stan and Nellys clothes fall off revealing their underwear.
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Q: Fact1: Saville proposes to her but on day, Fact2: HMS Stratford is low on fuel for pursuit, Fact3: Cambridge has to stop to pick up survivors leaving, Fact4: Brown sends party of marines out to hunt, Fact5: landing party is sent from Saville 's force to find Brown

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During the First World War, Lieutenant Richard Saville, a young British naval officer on five days leave, and Miss Lucinda Bentley, a merchants daughter from Portsmouth, get talking on the train up to London. Halfway along their journey, they miss their rail connection and spend a romantic holiday in the countryside of southern England. When Saville proposes to her, she accepts, but on the day they are due to go back to Portsmouth, she changes her mind, asking Saville to realise that neither he nor she could bear being parted for the long periods he would be at sea. They part, seemingly forever. Saville serves out the First World War and the interwar years, and by the first years of the Second World War, he is in command of a squadron of three cruisers on convoy duty in the Pacific. He receives a message from a British merchantman just before it is sunk by the German raider Essen, but HMS Stratford, the flagship of Savilles squadron is too low on fuel for pursuit and the convoy cannot be left unguarded. Saville decides to remain with the convoy while his other two ships  HMS Amesbury and HMS Cambridge  chase after the raider. Cambridge then has to stop to pick up survivors from the merchantman, leaving the Amesbury on her own. Amesbury finds and attacks the Essen, scoring a major torpedo hit on the Essen’s bow, but is sunk with the loss of all but two hands, Petty Officer Wheatley and Signalman Andrew Canada Brown. Brown is the son of a mother keen on the navy and thus knows more about naval tactics, strategy and gunnery than most of his rank. The Essen picks up the two survivors. Meanwhile, news of the Amesbury’s fate reaches Saville in the Stratford. Saville decides to risk all and go after the Essen with Cambridge. While the Essen is anchored in a rocky lagoon for 36 hours to carry out repairs, Brown manages to escape to the heights around the lagoon with a rifle back home, he had won marksmanship prizes. He then proceeds to pick off sailors working on the repairs, leading the Essen’s captain to use his ships AA guns and then big guns in vain attempts to dislodge Brown. Finally he sends a party of marines out to hunt Brown down, but just as they are about to kill him, they are recalled and the Essen departs. Brown collapses, seriously wounded. As the Essen leaves the lagoon, she is caught and sunk by Savilles force. One of her survivors informs the British of Browns exploits, which delayed repairs for 18 hours, thus enabling the British to catch up with them. A landing party is sent ashore from Savilles force to find Brown. The film is unusual for its period in that, for the American version, two different endings were filmed, one in which Brown survives and another in which he is killed. These were both shown in cinemas and audiences were asked to choose their favourite one. Both endings are also shown when the film is broadcast on British television e.g. FilmFour. The landing party searches the island for Brown, as the camera pans to his apparently dead body. The action then cuts to London and an honours investiture, where Saville receives a knighthood for his actions. Brown was found dead by the landing party and is awarded a Victoria Cross posthumously, presented to his mother. She is revealed to be the former Lucinda Bentley, who had moved to Canada after her tryst with Saville. She and Saville meet before she goes to accept her sons medal. The action cuts straight from the German survivor to an honours investiture in London, where Brown who has in this version survived to receive his VC meets Saville. Brown tells Saville that his English mother  to whom he owes his joining the navy  is living in Montreal and unable to make it to the ceremony though whether or not she is Lucinda is not revealed. Saville informs Brown that he is to be his signaller on their next posting, on the north Atlantic convoy routes. They will both probably get a chance to see his mother in Canada. The pair then stand to attention as the national anthem plays.
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