Read the passage and find the corresponding person for the given pronoun. The word between ** ** is the target pronoun.

Q: The writers and dandies Charles Baudelaire and Jules Barbey d'Aurevilly also had some influence, but the most important model was the notorious aristocratic aesthete Robert de Montesquiou, who was also the basis for Baron de Charlus in Marcel Proust's * la recherche du temps perdu. Montesquiou's furnishings bear a strong resemblance to those in Des Esseintes's house: In 1883, to **his** eternal regret, Montesquiou admitted St*phane Mallarm* (to his home).

A: Montesquiou
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Q: The other producers sought to ignore Roddenberry's ongoing dalliances, but Justman drew a line at acting as his alibi. Instead, Roddenberry gave his secretary, Penny Unger, a pay raise in exchange for telling both Eileen and Barrett that he was in meetings when required. **She** also provided early warning to Roddenberry and Barrett whenever Eileen arrived on set.

A: Penny Unger
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Q: Everyone believed 10-year-old Candace hung herself so she was buried in the part of the cemetery where sinners were buried, since suicide was considered a sin. The plot centers around whether Candace is indeed imaginary or is a malevolent ghost. Despite Suzanne's effort to evict the ghost out of **her** new husband's house, Candace still held the threat of making Suzanne's new family shatter.

A:
Suzanne
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