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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Didn't he stand a better chance of fighting back, given he has a gun, and was good with it? Instead, he wasted the little energy he had left so he can sit at a river...    to enjoy his last moments.

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Why did Mike get out of the car after being shot?


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In The Craft, prior to invoking Manon, where does the power that the other three girls seem to have come from?  It's nowhere near as strong as Sarah's power, who is a natural witch. She's the one who actually seems to be responsible for pretty much every spell before Manon steps in. Nancy is obviously a little stronger herself, killing her step-father. Bonnie and Rochelle do virtually nothing, but I suppose being able to even assist in invoking Manon means they must have SOME ability.  Where does it come from? Did they just study to learn their powers?

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Where do the powers come from?


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In spite of being corrupted, why has Mayor Quimby from The Simpsons not been replaced from the position of mayor yet. We have seen him taking bribes from Fat Tony, again some theft from tax money. So what is the reason that he is still the mayor of Springfield?  I know that he is largely just supposed to be funny, like many other characters that still have their jobs despite their incompetence (e.g. Chief Wiggum, Dr. Nick, Otto, ...). But apart from this, has it ever been adressed inside the show itself why Springfield fails to either recognize Quimby's inappropriateness for the job or do anything against it? Or is this left entirely unadressed as part of the joke around his character?

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Why is Mayor Quimby still mayor?