In this task, you will be presented with a text and a pronoun. You should write the name that the pronoun refers to. Position of the pronoun in the text is showed within two "_"s.

[Q]: Devastated over Alonso's betrayal, and unaware of Ivana and Alonso's secret relationship and also of Ivana's affair with Oscar Ampudia, Valentina changes from a young sweet, fair, and sensible woman into a cold, authoritarian, and despotic woman, full of bitterness. _She_ swears never to fall in love again and decides to isolate herself at her family's hacienda, ``Los Cascabeles'', where she intends to live while managing the hacienda. <sep>, Pronoun: She
[A]: Valentina


[Q]: Susan Wyndham, journalist and literary editor, best summarises the issue in her the questions opening her article in The Sydney Morning Herald Blogs: ``Does Australia need a new fiction award that encourages 'positive' portrayals of women and girls? Or is it an outdated gesture in a post-feminist culture rich with female authors, characters and readers?'' Wyndham reports Rosalind Hinde, daughter of John Hinde and Barbara Jefferis, as saying that _her_ father had ``the very clear and strong intention to honour my mother's writing, her feminisim and her devotion to other writers''. <sep>, Pronoun: her
[A]: Rosalind Hinde


[Q]: Set in the Meiji and Taish* eras, the kimono-clad yakuza hero of ninkyo films (personified by Koji Tsuruta and Ken Takakura) was always portrayed as a stoic honorable outlaw torn between the contradictory values of giri (duty) and ninjo (personal feelings). Sadao Yamane stated their willingness to fight and die to save someone or their boss was portrayed as ``something beautiful.'' In _his_ book, Schilling cited Tadashi Sawashima's Jinsei Gekijo: <sep>, Pronoun: his
[A]:
Schilling