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.

[Q]: Adam Saunders:  I earned everything that I achieved in my life .
John Reese: I know . Your uncle told us .
Adam Saunders: You talked to him ?
John Reese: He told us about your father ... and the $ 200 he 'd send you .
Adam Saunders: He does n't know the end of the story . He does n't know ... when I was sixteen , I went looking for my father . I took a train to New Mexico , and I found him . And he had a ... a new family . And then when I went to him , he tried to hand me another $ 200 . I did n't want the money . I wanted a family .
John Reese: And you 've had _ one _ . An uncle who spent his life slaving away over a food truck counter . For you .
Adam Saunders: I 'll get Bob 's money back . I promised him that I would .
John Reese: When did you talk to your uncle ?
[A]: family


[Q]: Dr. Spencer Reid:  They want me to plead guilty ?
Fiona Duncan: To involuntary manslaughter . And the offer is two to five years
Emily Prentiss: I 'll leave you two to discuss this .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Wait , do n't go . I want her to stay . She can hear anything you have to say to me . Two to five years .
Emily Prentiss: That 's a lot of time .
Fiona Duncan: I understand . But it 's all about perspective . It 's a lot more than nothing , but a lot less than twenty - five to life , which is what you 'd be facing if convicted .
Dr. Spencer Reid: You think I should take it ?
Fiona Duncan: I think , given what 's at stake , you owe it to yourself to carefully consider it .
Dr. Spencer Reid: I do n't think I can lie and say that I did this . Is that foolish ?
Emily Prentiss: No . No , of course not . I do n't want to see you plead guilty to a crime you did n't commit .
Dr. Spencer Reid: Or maybe I should cut my losses .
Emily Prentiss: Well , the offer is so low . Is that a good sign ? Does it mean that the government thinks they 've got a weak case ?
Fiona Duncan: Possibly .
Emily Prentiss: So that 's good .
Fiona Duncan: Well , not necessarily . It could also mean they 're trying to clear the case quickly with minimal publicity . And I honestly do n't know what it means . And I 'm not in the business of second guessing good offers . Which this is . But I 'm also not the one who 'll be doing the time .
Dr. Spencer Reid: What would you do in my shoes ?
Fiona Duncan: I 'm not in your shoes . It 's a decision only you can make .
Emily Prentiss: Whatever you decide , I 'm always in your corner . We all are .
Fiona Duncan: Spencer , if you want to fight this to the end , I promise you I will bring everything in my arsenal to the battle . But what I ca n't promise you is a better outcome than the _ one _ they 're offering you today .
Dr. Spencer Reid: I want to fight .
[A]: outcome


[Q]: Sergeant McGoogan:  Let me check this description again , Mrs. Tench . Collar yellow , eyes narrow and close together , weak chin , drools in the car . Well , that 's a description of the missing dog !
Cora Tench: That 's a description of both missing dogs , Sergeant . Look , all I know two nights ago , my idiot husband went next door looking for his idiot mutt and I haven't seen hide nor hair of either _ one _ since .
[A]:
husband