In this task, you will use your knowledge about language (and common sense) to determine what element the marked number refers to. The numbers are marked with two underlines around them, like: _ number _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.

Example Input: Sterling Archer:  Yeah , I know it 's sexy Woodhouse , that 's why I bought ten . Now arrange those by color .
Woodhouse: These are all black .
Sterling Archer: Oh are they ? Or are five in a dark black , and _ five _ in a slightly darker black ?
Example Output: Woodhouse

Example Input: Alexander Rook:  We 've nearly completed work on the new prototype .
Old Man: And what are you going to do about the other _ one _ ?
Alexander Rook: We do n't need her anymore .
Old Man: Her continued existence threatens ours . You say she has friends who assisted her ?
Alexander Rook: Yes .
Old Man: Do they know what she is ?
Alexander Rook: Yes .
Old Man: Then they 'll need to die too , Alex . All of them .
Example Output: prototype

Example Input: Kirby Scroggins:  This is my idea of the perfect life . Would n't it be great , sittin ' at the table with the one you love , feedin ' your baby , talkin ' about the news of the day ? Even though it 's only for the next two days , this is my dream come true .
Dorothy Jane Torkelson: That 's your dream ?
Kirby Scroggins: Why , do you got a better _ one _ ?
Dorothy Jane Torkelson: Well , how about exploring the great continents of the world with your French film - maker husband .
Kirby Scroggins: I would n't want my husband to make French films .
Example Output:
dream