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.

Example Input: Paul Smecker:  How many bodies , Greenly ?
Detective Greenly: Eight .
Detective Greenly: Ah , shit ! I forgot about that _ one _ ! Nine ! Nine ?
Paul Smecker: While Greenly 's out gettin ' coffee , anybody else want anything ?
Detective Greenly: Shit .
Example Output: bodies

Example Input: Lucky:  You know , guys ? If I 'm chief firedog , you can come and visit me at the firehouse whenever you want .
Rolly: But Dad said that it 's * my * destiny to be chief firedog . He said if I keep imagining , I can become it .
Cadpig: Well , right now , Rolly , I 'm imagining you 're a hopeless dreamer . Oh ! Look ! You 've become _ one _ !
Example Output: dreamer

Example Input: David Lee:  We 're like homeless lawyers .
Will Gardner: So the vote is this Friday . Bond is up by three votes , one of them is supposedly me . So he 's really only up by one .
David Lee: By two .
Will Gardner: No , by one
David Lee: He loses one vote so he 's up by two .
Will Gardner: No , I move to Diane 's side so she gains _ one _ and he loses one .
David Lee: What are you talking about ?
Will Gardner, David Lee, Diane Lockhart: inseparable arguing
Diane Lockhart: Can we agree we need more votes ? We need more votes and we are running out of time
Example Output:
vote