instruction:
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.
question:
Caesar:  What are you doing ?
John Locke: Taking the boat .
Caesar: Where ?
John Locke: Over to the main island .
Caesar: I do n't think so , my friend .
John Locke: Are these your boats ?
Caesar: Are they yours ?
John Locke: Caesar , right ? I was under the impression these were found here so I 'm just gon na borrow _ one _ . I 'm happy to leave the other boat for you in case you want to follow us .
Caesar: Us ? Are you going with him ?
Ben Linus: He did n't really give me a choice .
Caesar: I 'm sorry , but I 'm calling the shots here . And I 'm saying you 're not taking anything . What you are going to do is sit down and tell me how you know so much about this island , my friend .
John Locke: You 're in the habit of calling people " friend " , but I do n't think you mean it .
Caesar: Step away from the boat .
John Locke: No , I 'm not gon na step away from the boat , I 'm gon na take it . And you 're gon na have it , my friend .
Caesar: You are not taking ...
Ben Linus: Looking for this ?
answer:
boats


question:
Chuck Bartowski:  That 's the Intersect ?
Steve Bartowski: _ 2 _ . My baby . My greatest creation . After you and your sister of course .
answer:
Intersect


question:
Alison Jeffers:  Alison : Nine times out of _ ten _ , on the street , brass balls will get you anything you want . And I do mean anything . As we 've just learned , I 've got them ! You do n't . Too bad for you .
answer:

times