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Given scene/plot descriptions from movies or TV shows, and given a specific question about the scene, summarize the question into a title
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I was trying to understand how the main computer at the end of the 3rd part of the Matrix trilogy could kill agent Smith, at the point of programming ( both agent Smith and Neo were programs in that space), when Agent Smith turned Neo into his copy.  How did the main computer realize that? I mean, there were totally a lot of copies of agent Smith, and it could be links that were linking to the main object (real Agent Smith). Or maybe they were independent copies?  They absolutely weren't pointers, because insurance from 1 example hadn't influence on the original.  So how did the computer accomplish this?
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How did they kill Agent Smith?


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In Spider-Man 2 (2004), Peter Parker gives up being Spider-Man at some point during the movie, because of certain things happening.  Later during the movie, he decides to pick up his Spider-Man responsibilities again, and while standing on a rooftop, getting ready to do his thing, he psyches himself up with the following words: "Strong focus on what I want".  So now what I don't understand is what is he referring to when he says that? Because what he really wants is Mary-Jane, but he can't have her because she will always be in danger of his enemies (a choice he himself made).  Actual question: What does Spider-Man want, other than Mary-Jane?
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What does Peter Parker want in Spider-Man 2 (2004)?


question:
In Never Back Down, I don't understand the relationship between Max Cooperman and Ryan McCarthy.  At the beginning of the film scene they appear to be on good terms   Ryan is observing the fight Jake interrupts Max and Ryan are very friendly at the party   However later in the film he becomes friends with Jake and the rivalry develops   He sees (and presumably knows) Ryan beat up Jake in the bathroom He's aware of the rivalry and Ryan's determination He knows of the friction with Baja/Ryan/Jake   Knowing this why would he agree to join Ryan at his house (leading to his hospitalisation)? It he being naive or is this simply being used to tell the story?
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Are Max Cooperman and Ryan McCarthy friends in Never Back Down?