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Question: Context: Some other foreigners staying at the Golden Temple and I organized a van to go to the India / Pakistan border to see a border ceremony they preformed everyday to close the border for the day . It was written in the Lonely Planet books as being equal to the Monty Pythons ministry of silly walks . Hoards and hoards of people went to witness this . 
Question: Why did your group go to see the border closing ?

Answer: We had read about it and thought it to be an interesting cultural experience with other tourists.


Question: Context: And on the way out , I bought a big umbrella :) it 's neat . I 'll probably end up taking pictures with it later in the week . Aaand ... I think that about completes my adventures , I think . We 're offically done with work now , I think . We have nt gone the past few days , and I have to say , being unemployed feels damn good . 
Question: What may be the reason I think it feels good to be unemployed ?

Answer: For the time being , I am free of work - related responsibilities until my next job .


Question: Context: And Ryan could feel it without even looking at him . He always kind of felt responsible for the younger boy . Not like he was a kid who could n't take care of himself . More like ... his guardian angel or something . 
Question: What may have happened if he did not feel protective of the boy ?

Answer:
The boy may have needed a protector and have not had one .