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: Stu:  Shit ...
Billy: What ?
Stu: Oh , shit .
Billy: Where are they ? Where are they ?
Stu: I do n't know , Billy , but I 'm hurtin ' , man !
Stu: Should
Stu: I let the machine get it ?
Billy: Hello ?
Sidney Prescott: Are you alone in the house ?
Billy: Bitch ! You bitch , where the fuck are you ?
Sidney Prescott: Not so fast , we 're going to play a little game . It 's called : Guess who just called the police and reported your sorry motherfucking ass !
Billy: Find
Billy: her , you dipshit ! Get up !
Stu: I ca n't , Billy . You already cut me too deep . I think I 'm dying here , man !
Billy: Talk
Billy: to her . Talk to her .
Stu: Hello ?
Sidney Prescott: Ah , Stu , Stu , Stu ... What 's your motive ? Billy 's got _ one _ . The police are on their way . What are you going to tell them ?
Stu: Peer pressure . I 'm far too sensitive .
Billy: I
Billy: 'm going to rip you up , bitch , just like your fucking mother !
Sidney Prescott: You 've got ta find me first , you pansy - ass momma 's boy !
Billy: Fuck !
Stu: Ow
Stu: ! You fuckin ' hit me with the phone , dick !
Example Output: motive

Example Input: Margaret Thatcher:  The thing is , I 've been a little pre - occupied lately .
Constable Benton Fraser: Ah . I had n't noticed .
Margaret Thatcher: Well , I have . You know I went to my friend Nancy 's baby shower just now . Thank you , by the way , for your advice on the gift - you were absolutely right .
Constable Benton Fraser: Oh , I 'm glad .
Margaret Thatcher: You 're a surprisingly sensitive man , for all your physical strength and courage .
Constable Benton Fraser: Please , sir .
Margaret Thatcher: I 've been thinking lately about having a child .
Constable Benton Fraser: Really ? Well , ah , I think you would make a Cracker Jack mother .
Margaret Thatcher: Thank you , Fraser . It 's an enormous under taking . And you know me , I mean , I would n't even know how to start . That 's where you come in . Is your seat wet , too ?
Constable Benton Fraser: No , sir .
Margaret Thatcher: Anyway , I - I was thinking with all your experience in the field you might be the kind of man that knows a thing of _ two _ about this sort of business . I was hoping to ... involve you in the process .
Constable Benton Fraser: In the process ?
Margaret Thatcher: We 'd have to be very discrete . And naturally I 'd want to get the whole thing over as quickly as possible .
Constable Benton Fraser: Naturally .
Margaret Thatcher: So , I can count on you then to be up for this ?
Constable Benton Fraser: Oh , well , look - look where we are - good old police station .
Example Output: thing

Example Input: Jessie:  And we got him a marble headstone . It had his name on it , and underneath , we had them put , " In the Fullness of His Years . " Is that all right with you ?
John Russell: I 'll settle for that . I 'm not on the slab .
Jessie: Well , what do you figure yours is going to read ?
John Russell: " Shot Dead , " probably .
Jessie: Do n't people take to you , Mr. Russell ?
John Russell: It only takes _ one _ who does n't .
Example Output:
people