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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In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, after Umbridge made him write with the punishment quill, did he tell Professor McGonagall about it, as Hermione suggested?  And if he did, what was Professor McGonagall's action? Did she have a confrontation with Umbridge?

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Harry Potter's detention with Dolores Umbridge


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In Star Wars movies, Jedi often kill their opponent (for example, Obi-Wan kills Darth Maul in the first movie and again Obi-Wan, at the end of the third movie, leaves Anakin dismembered and on fire, thinking he is going to die), but when the Chancellor orders Anakin to kill Dooku, he says:    I shouldn't. This is not the Jedi way.   So I wonder, can Jedi kill?   Or is it a mere plot device to make the fall and the internal struggle of Anakin more romantic.

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In Star Wars, can a Jedi kill?


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This is what Angier says to Borden when the latter asks him "What do you know about sacrifice?":  "It takes courage to walk into the machine... Not knowing if I'd be the Prestige or the man in the box."  My interpretation is that the machine makes a clone and his consciousness ends up in one and he doesn't know which one. This means some days he dies.  Can somebody clear this up for me? Because there is something wrong with this explanation: The clones in The Prestige are sentient.    So how does that work? Which clone is real Angier? Is his consciousness split among the various clones and he feels both dying and being the Prestige?

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The clones are sentient paradox