A group of strangers are stranded on a desert island and must work together to survive.
The sun beat down on the group of strangers as they washed up on the shore of a deserted island. They were all from different walks of life, and had little in common. At first, they bickered and quarrelled amongst themselves, each one trying to establish dominance or find a way off the island. As evening crept over the island, they realised that they needed to find shelter and begin working together to survive.

The biologist amongst them suggested that they look for fresh water, and led them to a nearby stream. Together they collected water and gathered fruit and nuts from trees nearby. They also found some coconut shells, which they used as containers to store the water.

As the night crept in, the group started to set up a basic shelter made from branches and leaves. It was hard work, but they were determined to make it work. The engineer among them suggested they use bamboo to construct a more substantial shelter, and he and a few others set about gathering it.

Over time, they learned to fish in the shallow waters near the beach, and some even ventured further out to find bigger fish. They also gathered wood to make fires and cook their food. They divided up tasks between them, with some collecting wood, others fishing, and others working on building the shelter.

The days turned into weeks, and the group was slowly becoming a community. They started to tell stories around the fire at night, sharing their dreams and past experiences. They laughed and cried together, and slowly started to form friendships across their differences.

As months rolled by, they built a home for themselves on the island. They were happy with their simple life of fishing, gathering fruit and enjoying each other's company. One day, a passing ship spotted their signal fire, and they were rescued.

As they left the island, each person looked back, feeling a sense of sadness that their time on the island was over. But they knew that they were leaving with something even more precious than their survival – the bonds they had formed with each other. They hugged and said their goodbyes, knowing that they had become friends for life.