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: Thomasina:  Two weeks , and no news from Captain Shepherd .
King Silas Benjamin: Dangerous country , our southern border ; perhaps he does n't return at all .
Thomasina: You do n't sound concerned ... Your faith was misplaced ?
King Silas Benjamin: All faith is misplaced ; his lie belies his ambition , whether he knows it or not - but I see it .
Thomasina: What of the Charter ?
King Silas Benjamin: To hell with the Charter ; today we start a new _ one _ . It 's time for * me * to be the hero of my country again .
Example Output: Charter

Example Input: Donatello:  These mousers are incredible ! The servo mechanics , the circuitry , the articulation ... !
Raphael: Geez , Donny , why do n't you just marry _ one _ already .
Example Output: mousers

Example Input: Lolita Haze:  Why do n't we play a game ?
Humbert Humbert: A game ? Come on . No , you get on to room service at once .
Lolita Haze: No , really . I learned some real good games in camp . One in " particularly " was fun .
Humbert Humbert: Well , why do n't you describe this _ one _ in " particularly " good game ?
Lolita Haze: Well , I played it with Charlie .
Humbert Humbert: Charlie ? Who 's he ?
Lolita Haze: Charlie ? He 's that guy you met in the office .
Humbert Humbert: You mean that boy ? You and he ?
Lolita Haze: Yeah . You sure you ca n't guess what game I 'm talking about ?
Humbert Humbert: I 'm not a very good guesser .
Humbert Humbert: I
Humbert Humbert: do n't know what game you played .
Lolita Haze: You mean you never played that game when you were a kid ?
Humbert Humbert: No .
Lolita Haze: Alrighty then ...
Example Output:
games