story: [John] and his brother [Ronald] always played pranks on each other [Bryan] 'uncle, [Kyle], always took him fishing on summer weekends. [Danielle] always goes to the park with her son [Ronald] on Saturdays. [Kyle] has a daughter called [Cheryl]. [Bryan] has a few children, [John], Bradley and Claire [Albert] was playing tennis with his sister [Cheryl]. Afterwards, he was planning on playing chess with his sister [Maryann]. [Susan] just had a baby and presented the baby proudly to the new maternal grandmother, [Danielle]. [Mark] and his sister [Susan] went out for ice cream.
query: ('Mark', 'Maryann')
clean_story: [Mark] and his sister [Susan] went out for ice cream. [Susan] just had a baby and presented the baby proudly to the new maternal grandmother, [Danielle]. [Danielle] always goes to the park with her son [Ronald] on Saturdays. [John] and his brother [Ronald] always played pranks on each other [Bryan] has a few children, [John], Bradley and Claire [Bryan] 'uncle, [Kyle], always took him fishing on summer weekends. [Kyle] has a daughter called [Cheryl]. [Albert] was playing tennis with his sister [Cheryl]. Afterwards, he was planning on playing chess with his sister [Maryann].
proof_state: [{('Mark', 'niece', 'Maryann'): [('Mark', 'brother', 'Kyle'), ('Kyle', 'daughter', 'Maryann')]}, {('Kyle', 'daughter', 'Maryann'): [('Kyle', 'son', 'Albert'), ('Albert', 'sister', 'Maryann')]}, {('Mark', 'brother', 'Kyle'): [('Mark', 'mother', 'Danielle'), ('Danielle', 'son', 'Kyle')]}, {('Danielle', 'son', 'Kyle'): [('Danielle', 'son', 'John'), ('John', 'brother', 'Kyle')]}, {('John', 'brother', 'Kyle'): [('John', 'son', 'Bryan'), ('Bryan', 'uncle', 'Kyle')]}, {('Kyle', 'son', 'Albert'): [('Kyle', 'daughter', 'Cheryl'), ('Cheryl', 'brother', 'Albert')]}, {('Danielle', 'son', 'John'): [('Danielle', 'son', 'Ronald'), ('Ronald', 'brother', 'John')]}, {('Mark', 'mother', 'Danielle'): [('Mark', 'sister', 'Susan'), ('Susan', 'mother', 'Danielle')]}]
edge_types: ['sister', 'mother', 'son', 'brother', 'son', 'uncle', 'daughter', 'brother', 'sister']