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.

[Q]: Jim Powell:  So , instead of stopping one crime , you wanna get an award for not stopping another _ one _ . That 's good work , hero .
[A]: crime


[Q]: Inspector Lt. Mankiewicz:  Let me get this straight ... you and your wife were attacked by four muggers and then all of a sudden this guy comes out from nowhere and begins shooting , killing these _ two _ here ... and you do n't know what he looks like ?
Tourist: He saved our lives dammit ! Where were you , giving out parking tickets ?
Inspector Lt. Mankiewicz: I want a description of that guy looked like !
Tourist: He was a very good citizen !
Inspector Lt. Mankiewicz: I do n't care ! He was a killer !
[A]: muggers


[Q]: Jonas Cantrell:  Once you make a decision , live with it and move on , this job 's best asset is a short memory and do n't beat yourself up over it , there 's already too many people doing it .
Nick Rice: Is this where you tell me some old fable or wise tale ?
Jonas Cantrell: Alright I got _ one _ : Marcus Aurelius hired a servant to follow behind him as he made his way around the roman town square and this servant 's only job was to constantly whisper in his ear " you 're only a man " when people praised him .
Nick Rice: That 's bullshit , you do n't even know what the story means .
[A]:
fable