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Example Input: Context: THEN we drove back to ctown and helped helen move in ( i helped for all of 10 minutes and ditched her like any good friend would do ) . do nt worry i had an important event to get to in st . louis . that of course would have been watching mizzou stomp illinois . 
Question: What will happen now that Helen does not have help ? 
Correct Answer: It will take her a long time to move to Ctown .
Example Output: Helen will go with her friends somewhere else .

Example Input: Context: The backdrop is of post - war Germany and all of its peoples ' homecoming tales , and later , the nation 's divided self reuniting . The book touches on evil , justice , ethics and morals and the place of each in both the psyche and the modern world . I related to the protagonist quite strongly ; his ultimate decision reflects my own approach to dealing with my father 's behaviour , and for many of the same reasons . My only criticism is that the female characters , with the exception of the protagonist 's mother , while believable and real , seemed a little two - dimensional , a little too straightforward in their complex world . 
Question: Why was the nation 's divided self reuniting ? 
Correct Answer: That is the way forward .
Example Output: The book touches on evil .

Example Input: Context: In her book , Assassination Vacation , Sarah Vowell told of her travels around the country to learn the details of the first three US presidential assassinations : Abraham Lincoln , James A Garfield and William McKinley . Along the way , she visited or encountered or learned some very odd facts and artifacts . One interesting story was the press coverage of President Garfield 's slow ten - week journey to death after being shot twice at the Baltimore & Potomac train station in Washington DC on July 2 , 1881 . 
Question: What may be plausible about the author of the book Assassination Vacation ? 
Correct Answer: She is interested in history.
Example Output:
She learned some odd facts about Abraham Lincoln.