In this task, you're given a context passage. Your job is to generate relevant questions that can be answered by directly referring to the passage.

Example Input: It was indeed a nice reunion since no explanations or arguments was made - we just saw each other and hugged - but , the reason for the reunion is something that I wouldn't wish to happen ever again . Despite the tears and pain of losing " auntie - second mom , " I am still thankful that she didn't suffer a painful experience before she finally went home . I know , she is now pain free and happy with Jesus in heaven . But , in my selfish state of feeling and mindset , I wished she's still here with us ... But God's ways are far better than ours - He knows what's best for all of us ... right now , I just have to think that " aunt - second mom " is real happy in heaven .
Example Output: Why do I believe she is with Jesus ?

Example Input: It was a great discussion , and Mary seemed to be enjoying herself too . I have to say , I love the idea of being an author who talks to book groups -- it seems like something that would be really fun ( if occasionally embarrassing ) . So I'll add that to my personal goal list . After having just come back from Worldcon and hearing from / talking with lots of SFF authors of varying stripes , it was really interesting to have a similar conversation with / get a feel for the career path of someone totally * not * in the genre . Some author experiences clearly transcend genre ( e.g.
Example Output: What happened after the author attended the book group ?

Example Input: Casey showed them schematically in the figure how the wiring worked.
Example Output:
How would Others feel as a result?