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 Source Code, I did not get the meaning of a conversation between Capt. and Christina in the train. It was between roughly 00:42:00-00:43:00  The conversation was as follows:  Capt- Okay. Christina? Um...I've been having these dreams lately. Really vivid.   And you've been in them. Christina- Really? Capt- What? Oh. No. Not like that. Not that I wouldn't. I...It's just...Um..   So what was it that he wanted to say, but could not complete and why Christina left him without listening to him completely. I could not get that part.

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What does the conversation mean?


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I clearly don't understand the motivation for President snow of the Hunger Games: Mockingjay and the leader of the Capitol (Capital) to hurt Katniss Everdeen by using Peeta on screen and getting Peeta to say all these things about a ceasefire but when the rescue team from District 13 go to the Capitol and rescue some remaining tributes from the Hunger Games that have been held ransom, they are helped out by some supporters in the Capital itself. But when they get Peeta back to 13, he attacks Katnis by strangling her.  Why would President Snow just let Peeta be captured by District 13 rescuers and let 13 take him? Also to add: why would Peeta have saved 13 from the bombing from the Capital and basically saves them, when he is rescued he attacks her? what is going on here?

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Why did President Snow want to use Peeta to kill Katniss?


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In the 2011 film Rise of the Planet of the Apes, there is a scene where Caesar escapes from the house, attacks the neighbor, and during that attack he bites the man's finger.    During that sequence, we can clearly see that he does not lose his finger, but it is bloody.   Was this a mistake in the film?  Every time I watch this film, and that scene comes up, it seems to me that Caesar bites off the mans finger. But in the next shot, he has his finger back.  Later in the film people are discussing if it's safe to continue to have Caesar in the house, and one person mentions the attack. If I remember correctly, it's stated that the neighbor lost his finger.  It seems like an important plot point, because the neighbor mentions that he's a pilot. So loosing a finger would be kind of a big deal for him.  What is the correct result of Caesar's attack? Or was there some kind of last minute change in the editing room to keep the finger.

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Was Caesar supposed to have bitten off the neighbor's finger?