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 Raúl Ruiz's Le Temps retrouvé, a crowd in chairs listens to a chamber music performance.       At times, while the camera pans around the audience, rows of people slide left & right. For examples, in the clip linked just above:   at 0:33, the front row slides to left; at 1:37, the second row slides to the left; at 1:47, the second row slides to the right; at 1:54, the second, third, and fourth rows all slide; at 2:07, the front row slides to the right; and at 2:24, both rows slides to the right.   Why does the crowd slide around like that?

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Why is the audience sliding around in this scene from Le Temps retrouvé?


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During the Guardians of the Galaxy's visit at the Collector's he opens the mysterious orb and reveals the true nature of its content, being one of the Infinity Stones. But then suddenly his servant approaches the stone as in trance and touches it (ultimately destroying herself and the Collector's den in the wake of this), uttering something like:    I'll not be your slave anymore!   I wonder though, what dragged her that strongly towards the Infinity Stone? Was she simply hungry for its supposed power, being suppressed all the time (it's established earlier that the Collector isn't particularly nice to his servants) or is there anything more to this, like some kind of unnatural attraction emerging from the Infinity Stone itself (similar to the One Ring maybe)?

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What dragged the Collector's servant towards the Infinity Stone?


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In season 2, Cersei Lannister captures Ros. Cersei mistakenly thinks that her brother Tyrion is secretly in love with Ros, because Ros wears a Lannister pendant. This mistake probably saved his real love, Shae, from Cersei.  I read that Tyrion gave this pendant to Ros when they were still in Winterfell. Is this true? Was this shown in the TV show? I can't remember it.  If it's true, why did Tyrion make this present? Could it be him foreseeing such a situation?

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Why did Tyrion give the Lannister pendant to Ros?