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: small fishing port in Cornwall inhabitants have historic but largely benign rivalry with counterparts from port over water in Brittany, Fact2: alleged breaches of rule are cause of frequent spats between hot-headed Cornish harbour-master Nat Pomeroy and Lanec Florrie, Fact3: Nat 's Sue has been friends since childhood with local boy Bob Tremayne, Fact4: wrestling match is arranged between Bob and Lanec 's son to concern of Sue, Fact5: Yan is attracted to Sue with great success
A:
The film is set between March 1939 and June 1940 in a small fishing port in Cornwall, whose inhabitants have a historic but largely benign rivalry with their counterparts from another port over the water in Brittany whose men fish the same grounds. Legally the French may not fish within three miles of the British coast, and vice versa, and alleged breaches of this rule are the cause of frequent spats between hotheaded Cornish harbourmaster Nat Pomeroy Tom Walls and Lanec Florrie Francoise Rosay, an equally redoubtable widow from the Breton port. Beneath all the bluster and posturing however, there is a mutual understanding and respect between the two communities. Widower Nats daughter Sue Patricia Roc has been friends since childhood with local boy Bob Tremayne Ralph Michael, and their eventual marriage has been taken as a given. During a visit by the Cornish contingent to Brittany a wrestling match is arranged between Bob and Lanecs son Yan Paul Dupuis, during which Yan breaks a bone, to the concern of Sue. Yan is attracted to Sue and begins actively to woo her, with great success. Sue is torn between her own attraction to Yan and her unspoken commitment to Bob, a situation which leads to increased friction between the two communities. However when warrelated danger ensues, both sides realise that their unity in common cause against the mutual enemy is more important than petty squabbles. Bob is called up to serve in the British navy, and in a showdown conversation with Yan before he leaves, the two agree that Sue must be allowed to follow her own heart.