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Sense and Sensibility

This is yet another adaption of Jane Austin's book Sense and Sensibility. It is set in the neo-Classicism era, this is plainly seen in the style of dress by women and men, as well as the architecture of the wealthy houses.When Mr. Dashwood dies, his wife and three daughters - Elinor, Marianne and Margaret - are dismayed to learn that their inheritance consists of only £500 a year, with the bulk of the estate of Norland Park left to his son John from a previous marriage. John's scheming, greedy, snobbish wife Fanny immediately installs herself and her spouse in the palatial home and invites her brother Edward Ferrars to stay with them. She frets about the budding friendship between Edward and Elinor and does everything she can to prevent it from developing.Sir John Middleton, a cousin of the widowed Mrs. Dashwood, offers her a small cottage house on his estate, Barton Park in Devonshire. She and her daughters move in. It is here that Marianne meets the older Colonel Brandon, who falls in love with her at first sight. Competing with him for her affections is the dashing but deceitful John Willoughby, who steals Marianne's heart. Unbeknownst to the Dashwood family, Brandon's ward is found to be pregnant with Willoughby's child, and Willoughby's aunt Lady Allen disinherits him. He moves to London, leaving Marianne heartbroken.Sir John's mother-in-law, Mrs. Jennings, invites her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, to visit. They bring with them the impoverished Lucy Steele. Lucy confides in Elinor that she and Edward have been engaged secretly for five years, thus dashing Elinor's hopes of romance with him. Mrs. Jennings takes Lucy, Elinor, and Marianne to London, where they meet Willoughby at a ball. They learn that he is engaged to the extremely wealthy Miss Grey; and the clandestine engagement of Edward and Lucy comes to light. Edward's mother demands that he break off the engagement. When he refuses, his fortune is taken from him and given to his younger brother Robert.On their way home to Devonshire, Elinor and Marianne stop for the night at the country estate of the Palmers, who live near Willoughby. Marianne cannot resist going to see his estate and walks five miles in a torrential rain to do so. As a result, she becomes seriously ill and is nursed back to health by Elinor.After Marianne recovers, the sisters return home. They learn that Miss Steele has become Mrs. Ferrars and assume that she is married to Edward, who arrives to explain that Miss Steele has unexpectedly wed Robert Ferrars. Edward is thus released from his engagement. Edward proposes to Elinor and becomes a vicar, while Marianne falls in love with and marries Colonel Brandon. In the distance, Mr. Willoughby watches from his horse on the hill, regretting his choice of money over his love, Marianne.

Question: How many daughters does Mr. Dashwood have?
Answer: Three
Sense and Sensibility

This is yet another adaption of Jane Austin's book Sense and Sensibility. It is set in the neo-Classicism era, this is plainly seen in the style of dress by women and men, as well as the architecture of the wealthy houses.When Mr. Dashwood dies, his wife and three daughters - Elinor, Marianne and Margaret - are dismayed to learn that their inheritance consists of only £500 a year, with the bulk of the estate of Norland Park left to his son John from a previous marriage. John's scheming, greedy, snobbish wife Fanny immediately installs herself and her spouse in the palatial home and invites her brother Edward Ferrars to stay with them. She frets about the budding friendship between Edward and Elinor and does everything she can to prevent it from developing.Sir John Middleton, a cousin of the widowed Mrs. Dashwood, offers her a small cottage house on his estate, Barton Park in Devonshire. She and her daughters move in. It is here that Marianne meets the older Colonel Brandon, who falls in love with her at first sight. Competing with him for her affections is the dashing but deceitful John Willoughby, who steals Marianne's heart. Unbeknownst to the Dashwood family, Brandon's ward is found to be pregnant with Willoughby's child, and Willoughby's aunt Lady Allen disinherits him. He moves to London, leaving Marianne heartbroken.Sir John's mother-in-law, Mrs. Jennings, invites her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, to visit. They bring with them the impoverished Lucy Steele. Lucy confides in Elinor that she and Edward have been engaged secretly for five years, thus dashing Elinor's hopes of romance with him. Mrs. Jennings takes Lucy, Elinor, and Marianne to London, where they meet Willoughby at a ball. They learn that he is engaged to the extremely wealthy Miss Grey; and the clandestine engagement of Edward and Lucy comes to light. Edward's mother demands that he break off the engagement. When he refuses, his fortune is taken from him and given to his younger brother Robert.On their way home to Devonshire, Elinor and Marianne stop for the night at the country estate of the Palmers, who live near Willoughby. Marianne cannot resist going to see his estate and walks five miles in a torrential rain to do so. As a result, she becomes seriously ill and is nursed back to health by Elinor.After Marianne recovers, the sisters return home. They learn that Miss Steele has become Mrs. Ferrars and assume that she is married to Edward, who arrives to explain that Miss Steele has unexpectedly wed Robert Ferrars. Edward is thus released from his engagement. Edward proposes to Elinor and becomes a vicar, while Marianne falls in love with and marries Colonel Brandon. In the distance, Mr. Willoughby watches from his horse on the hill, regretting his choice of money over his love, Marianne.

Question: What era is it set in?
Answer: Neo-classicism
Sense and Sensibility

This is yet another adaption of Jane Austin's book Sense and Sensibility. It is set in the neo-Classicism era, this is plainly seen in the style of dress by women and men, as well as the architecture of the wealthy houses.When Mr. Dashwood dies, his wife and three daughters - Elinor, Marianne and Margaret - are dismayed to learn that their inheritance consists of only £500 a year, with the bulk of the estate of Norland Park left to his son John from a previous marriage. John's scheming, greedy, snobbish wife Fanny immediately installs herself and her spouse in the palatial home and invites her brother Edward Ferrars to stay with them. She frets about the budding friendship between Edward and Elinor and does everything she can to prevent it from developing.Sir John Middleton, a cousin of the widowed Mrs. Dashwood, offers her a small cottage house on his estate, Barton Park in Devonshire. She and her daughters move in. It is here that Marianne meets the older Colonel Brandon, who falls in love with her at first sight. Competing with him for her affections is the dashing but deceitful John Willoughby, who steals Marianne's heart. Unbeknownst to the Dashwood family, Brandon's ward is found to be pregnant with Willoughby's child, and Willoughby's aunt Lady Allen disinherits him. He moves to London, leaving Marianne heartbroken.Sir John's mother-in-law, Mrs. Jennings, invites her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer, to visit. They bring with them the impoverished Lucy Steele. Lucy confides in Elinor that she and Edward have been engaged secretly for five years, thus dashing Elinor's hopes of romance with him. Mrs. Jennings takes Lucy, Elinor, and Marianne to London, where they meet Willoughby at a ball. They learn that he is engaged to the extremely wealthy Miss Grey; and the clandestine engagement of Edward and Lucy comes to light. Edward's mother demands that he break off the engagement. When he refuses, his fortune is taken from him and given to his younger brother Robert.On their way home to Devonshire, Elinor and Marianne stop for the night at the country estate of the Palmers, who live near Willoughby. Marianne cannot resist going to see his estate and walks five miles in a torrential rain to do so. As a result, she becomes seriously ill and is nursed back to health by Elinor.After Marianne recovers, the sisters return home. They learn that Miss Steele has become Mrs. Ferrars and assume that she is married to Edward, who arrives to explain that Miss Steele has unexpectedly wed Robert Ferrars. Edward is thus released from his engagement. Edward proposes to Elinor and becomes a vicar, while Marianne falls in love with and marries Colonel Brandon. In the distance, Mr. Willoughby watches from his horse on the hill, regretting his choice of money over his love, Marianne.

Question: How much is the girls inheritance?
Answer: 500 a year
Klute

Bree Daniels (Jane Fonda) is a prostitute in New York City who aspires to be a model/actress. Along with Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page, she works for pimp Frank Ligourin (Roy Scheider). All three women have scary experiences with a violent customer.Tom Gruneman and his wife host a social gathering at their house in Tuscarora, Pennsylvania. Their guests include Tom's boss Peter Cable (Charles Cioffi) and Tom's best friend/policeman John Klute (Donald Sutherland).Soon after, Tom Gruneman disappears without a trace and the FBI begins an investigation. The FBI agents find a typed letter from Gruneman to Daniels at Gruneman's office. Daniels is contacted and she confirms that she had received several letters from Gruneman, but does not remember him when shown a photograph. Daniels is arrested for prostitution. When released, she severs her relationship with Ligourin and begins to make all her own contacts with customers. She moves into a small apartment and begins to worry that someone is following her.After several months of investigating Tom Gruneman's disappearance, the FBI come to a dead end. Peter Cable hires John Klute to go to New York City and continue the investigation.Klute moves into a basement apartment in the same building where Daniels lives. He taps her telephone and records her telephone conversations. He then contacts Daniels and asks for her help in solving Gruneman's disappearance. Although initially reluctant, Daniels eventually cooperates with Klute. They fall in love.Klute learns that Jane McKenna (one of Frank Ligourin's three former prostitutes) is dead. Then Aryln Page (another of the three former prostitutes) is found dead.As Klute's investigation continues, it becomes evident that:
(1) Peter Cable was the man who had mistreated Bree Daniels and the other two prostitutes of Frank Ligourin;
(2) Cable had used Tom Gruneman's name when he was with the prostitutes;
(3) Cable had murdered Tom Gruneman when Gruneman discovered his violence with prostitutes;
(4) Cable had murdered Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page;
(5) Cable had recorded the sexual encounters and murders on a small tape recorder; and (6) Cable wants to kill Bree Daniels.It is unclear why Cable thought it necessary to try to frame Gruneman (by planting the typed letter to Daniels in Gruneman's desk) or why Cable hired Klute to continue the investigation when the FBI had come to a dead end.Cable attempts to kill Daniels, but Klute arrives just in time to save Daniels and kill Cable.Daniels moves to Pennsylvania with Klute.

Question: Who murdered Tom?
Answer: Cable
Klute

Bree Daniels (Jane Fonda) is a prostitute in New York City who aspires to be a model/actress. Along with Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page, she works for pimp Frank Ligourin (Roy Scheider). All three women have scary experiences with a violent customer.Tom Gruneman and his wife host a social gathering at their house in Tuscarora, Pennsylvania. Their guests include Tom's boss Peter Cable (Charles Cioffi) and Tom's best friend/policeman John Klute (Donald Sutherland).Soon after, Tom Gruneman disappears without a trace and the FBI begins an investigation. The FBI agents find a typed letter from Gruneman to Daniels at Gruneman's office. Daniels is contacted and she confirms that she had received several letters from Gruneman, but does not remember him when shown a photograph. Daniels is arrested for prostitution. When released, she severs her relationship with Ligourin and begins to make all her own contacts with customers. She moves into a small apartment and begins to worry that someone is following her.After several months of investigating Tom Gruneman's disappearance, the FBI come to a dead end. Peter Cable hires John Klute to go to New York City and continue the investigation.Klute moves into a basement apartment in the same building where Daniels lives. He taps her telephone and records her telephone conversations. He then contacts Daniels and asks for her help in solving Gruneman's disappearance. Although initially reluctant, Daniels eventually cooperates with Klute. They fall in love.Klute learns that Jane McKenna (one of Frank Ligourin's three former prostitutes) is dead. Then Aryln Page (another of the three former prostitutes) is found dead.As Klute's investigation continues, it becomes evident that:
(1) Peter Cable was the man who had mistreated Bree Daniels and the other two prostitutes of Frank Ligourin;
(2) Cable had used Tom Gruneman's name when he was with the prostitutes;
(3) Cable had murdered Tom Gruneman when Gruneman discovered his violence with prostitutes;
(4) Cable had murdered Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page;
(5) Cable had recorded the sexual encounters and murders on a small tape recorder; and (6) Cable wants to kill Bree Daniels.It is unclear why Cable thought it necessary to try to frame Gruneman (by planting the typed letter to Daniels in Gruneman's desk) or why Cable hired Klute to continue the investigation when the FBI had come to a dead end.Cable attempts to kill Daniels, but Klute arrives just in time to save Daniels and kill Cable.Daniels moves to Pennsylvania with Klute.

Question: Where does Bree live?
Answer: New York City
Klute

Bree Daniels (Jane Fonda) is a prostitute in New York City who aspires to be a model/actress. Along with Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page, she works for pimp Frank Ligourin (Roy Scheider). All three women have scary experiences with a violent customer.Tom Gruneman and his wife host a social gathering at their house in Tuscarora, Pennsylvania. Their guests include Tom's boss Peter Cable (Charles Cioffi) and Tom's best friend/policeman John Klute (Donald Sutherland).Soon after, Tom Gruneman disappears without a trace and the FBI begins an investigation. The FBI agents find a typed letter from Gruneman to Daniels at Gruneman's office. Daniels is contacted and she confirms that she had received several letters from Gruneman, but does not remember him when shown a photograph. Daniels is arrested for prostitution. When released, she severs her relationship with Ligourin and begins to make all her own contacts with customers. She moves into a small apartment and begins to worry that someone is following her.After several months of investigating Tom Gruneman's disappearance, the FBI come to a dead end. Peter Cable hires John Klute to go to New York City and continue the investigation.Klute moves into a basement apartment in the same building where Daniels lives. He taps her telephone and records her telephone conversations. He then contacts Daniels and asks for her help in solving Gruneman's disappearance. Although initially reluctant, Daniels eventually cooperates with Klute. They fall in love.Klute learns that Jane McKenna (one of Frank Ligourin's three former prostitutes) is dead. Then Aryln Page (another of the three former prostitutes) is found dead.As Klute's investigation continues, it becomes evident that:
(1) Peter Cable was the man who had mistreated Bree Daniels and the other two prostitutes of Frank Ligourin;
(2) Cable had used Tom Gruneman's name when he was with the prostitutes;
(3) Cable had murdered Tom Gruneman when Gruneman discovered his violence with prostitutes;
(4) Cable had murdered Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page;
(5) Cable had recorded the sexual encounters and murders on a small tape recorder; and (6) Cable wants to kill Bree Daniels.It is unclear why Cable thought it necessary to try to frame Gruneman (by planting the typed letter to Daniels in Gruneman's desk) or why Cable hired Klute to continue the investigation when the FBI had come to a dead end.Cable attempts to kill Daniels, but Klute arrives just in time to save Daniels and kill Cable.Daniels moves to Pennsylvania with Klute.

Question: Who wants to be a model/actress?
Answer: Bree Daniels
Klute

Bree Daniels (Jane Fonda) is a prostitute in New York City who aspires to be a model/actress. Along with Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page, she works for pimp Frank Ligourin (Roy Scheider). All three women have scary experiences with a violent customer.Tom Gruneman and his wife host a social gathering at their house in Tuscarora, Pennsylvania. Their guests include Tom's boss Peter Cable (Charles Cioffi) and Tom's best friend/policeman John Klute (Donald Sutherland).Soon after, Tom Gruneman disappears without a trace and the FBI begins an investigation. The FBI agents find a typed letter from Gruneman to Daniels at Gruneman's office. Daniels is contacted and she confirms that she had received several letters from Gruneman, but does not remember him when shown a photograph. Daniels is arrested for prostitution. When released, she severs her relationship with Ligourin and begins to make all her own contacts with customers. She moves into a small apartment and begins to worry that someone is following her.After several months of investigating Tom Gruneman's disappearance, the FBI come to a dead end. Peter Cable hires John Klute to go to New York City and continue the investigation.Klute moves into a basement apartment in the same building where Daniels lives. He taps her telephone and records her telephone conversations. He then contacts Daniels and asks for her help in solving Gruneman's disappearance. Although initially reluctant, Daniels eventually cooperates with Klute. They fall in love.Klute learns that Jane McKenna (one of Frank Ligourin's three former prostitutes) is dead. Then Aryln Page (another of the three former prostitutes) is found dead.As Klute's investigation continues, it becomes evident that:
(1) Peter Cable was the man who had mistreated Bree Daniels and the other two prostitutes of Frank Ligourin;
(2) Cable had used Tom Gruneman's name when he was with the prostitutes;
(3) Cable had murdered Tom Gruneman when Gruneman discovered his violence with prostitutes;
(4) Cable had murdered Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page;
(5) Cable had recorded the sexual encounters and murders on a small tape recorder; and (6) Cable wants to kill Bree Daniels.It is unclear why Cable thought it necessary to try to frame Gruneman (by planting the typed letter to Daniels in Gruneman's desk) or why Cable hired Klute to continue the investigation when the FBI had come to a dead end.Cable attempts to kill Daniels, but Klute arrives just in time to save Daniels and kill Cable.Daniels moves to Pennsylvania with Klute.

Question: who is aspires to be a model/actress?
Answer: Bree Daniels; Bree Daniels
Klute

Bree Daniels (Jane Fonda) is a prostitute in New York City who aspires to be a model/actress. Along with Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page, she works for pimp Frank Ligourin (Roy Scheider). All three women have scary experiences with a violent customer.Tom Gruneman and his wife host a social gathering at their house in Tuscarora, Pennsylvania. Their guests include Tom's boss Peter Cable (Charles Cioffi) and Tom's best friend/policeman John Klute (Donald Sutherland).Soon after, Tom Gruneman disappears without a trace and the FBI begins an investigation. The FBI agents find a typed letter from Gruneman to Daniels at Gruneman's office. Daniels is contacted and she confirms that she had received several letters from Gruneman, but does not remember him when shown a photograph. Daniels is arrested for prostitution. When released, she severs her relationship with Ligourin and begins to make all her own contacts with customers. She moves into a small apartment and begins to worry that someone is following her.After several months of investigating Tom Gruneman's disappearance, the FBI come to a dead end. Peter Cable hires John Klute to go to New York City and continue the investigation.Klute moves into a basement apartment in the same building where Daniels lives. He taps her telephone and records her telephone conversations. He then contacts Daniels and asks for her help in solving Gruneman's disappearance. Although initially reluctant, Daniels eventually cooperates with Klute. They fall in love.Klute learns that Jane McKenna (one of Frank Ligourin's three former prostitutes) is dead. Then Aryln Page (another of the three former prostitutes) is found dead.As Klute's investigation continues, it becomes evident that:
(1) Peter Cable was the man who had mistreated Bree Daniels and the other two prostitutes of Frank Ligourin;
(2) Cable had used Tom Gruneman's name when he was with the prostitutes;
(3) Cable had murdered Tom Gruneman when Gruneman discovered his violence with prostitutes;
(4) Cable had murdered Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page;
(5) Cable had recorded the sexual encounters and murders on a small tape recorder; and (6) Cable wants to kill Bree Daniels.It is unclear why Cable thought it necessary to try to frame Gruneman (by planting the typed letter to Daniels in Gruneman's desk) or why Cable hired Klute to continue the investigation when the FBI had come to a dead end.Cable attempts to kill Daniels, but Klute arrives just in time to save Daniels and kill Cable.Daniels moves to Pennsylvania with Klute.

Question: Whose name did Cable use?
Answer: Tom Gruneman's
Klute

Bree Daniels (Jane Fonda) is a prostitute in New York City who aspires to be a model/actress. Along with Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page, she works for pimp Frank Ligourin (Roy Scheider). All three women have scary experiences with a violent customer.Tom Gruneman and his wife host a social gathering at their house in Tuscarora, Pennsylvania. Their guests include Tom's boss Peter Cable (Charles Cioffi) and Tom's best friend/policeman John Klute (Donald Sutherland).Soon after, Tom Gruneman disappears without a trace and the FBI begins an investigation. The FBI agents find a typed letter from Gruneman to Daniels at Gruneman's office. Daniels is contacted and she confirms that she had received several letters from Gruneman, but does not remember him when shown a photograph. Daniels is arrested for prostitution. When released, she severs her relationship with Ligourin and begins to make all her own contacts with customers. She moves into a small apartment and begins to worry that someone is following her.After several months of investigating Tom Gruneman's disappearance, the FBI come to a dead end. Peter Cable hires John Klute to go to New York City and continue the investigation.Klute moves into a basement apartment in the same building where Daniels lives. He taps her telephone and records her telephone conversations. He then contacts Daniels and asks for her help in solving Gruneman's disappearance. Although initially reluctant, Daniels eventually cooperates with Klute. They fall in love.Klute learns that Jane McKenna (one of Frank Ligourin's three former prostitutes) is dead. Then Aryln Page (another of the three former prostitutes) is found dead.As Klute's investigation continues, it becomes evident that:
(1) Peter Cable was the man who had mistreated Bree Daniels and the other two prostitutes of Frank Ligourin;
(2) Cable had used Tom Gruneman's name when he was with the prostitutes;
(3) Cable had murdered Tom Gruneman when Gruneman discovered his violence with prostitutes;
(4) Cable had murdered Jane McKenna and Arlyn Page;
(5) Cable had recorded the sexual encounters and murders on a small tape recorder; and (6) Cable wants to kill Bree Daniels.It is unclear why Cable thought it necessary to try to frame Gruneman (by planting the typed letter to Daniels in Gruneman's desk) or why Cable hired Klute to continue the investigation when the FBI had come to a dead end.Cable attempts to kill Daniels, but Klute arrives just in time to save Daniels and kill Cable.Daniels moves to Pennsylvania with Klute.

Question: Who had recorded the sexual encounters and murders?
Answer: Cable