Given scene/plot descriptions from movies or TV shows, and given a specific question about the scene, summarize the question into a title

Input: Consider Input: In X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) there is a scene with Kayla and Logan driving in the car when they approach a bridge with two trucks going opposite directions stopped, blocking the way.   Logan gets upset and goes to nicely ask the guys to move. They give him grief, but before he rocks their world, Kayla intervenes, calming the truck driver. The driver then turns around and leaves; there is no incident.   What is the purpose of this scene? Is it to show that Kayla has some kind of power? From what I've read, she doesn't have any powers that allow her to manipulate other people. When Logan and Kayla get back into the car, they have an exchange about it where Kayla denies having power because Logan still got out of the car.  So what was the point of this scene?

Output: What was the point of the bridge scene?


Input: Consider Input: In the movie Terminator Genisys, they show that the series of events from the first terminator never happens. This is an alternate timeline. They also destroy subsequent chips from other terminators. How does Skynet get built then? Isn't the existence of Skynet based on the result of the Predestination paradox? If they didn't have the machine chip, by who and how does Skynet get created?

Output: How does Skynet get created in Terminator Genisys?


Input: Consider Input: At the end of Stranger Things' second season, we see that    Will uses Morse code to secretly communicate with Hopper while the monster is possessing him.  Why does Will know Morse code? Did I miss something? Hopper and Eleven know it, Hopper due to his military training, Eleven due to being taught, but Will just doesn't seem to have any particular reason to do so.


Output: Why does Will know Morse code?