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: The 1977 movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind is truly iconic, and one of my all time favorites. But there is one thing I am curious about.  During the climax, we see the aliens returning many people to the Earth. Most of them look like they are from a time far behind. Also, the other things that the aliens return during the movie are all very old things (taken a long time ago) eg.- Airplanes in Mexico, a ship in Mongolia. However there is one exception -- the 3 year old kid -- Barry, who is taken away by the aliens and returned back soon thereafter (at the end of the movie).  How did this happen? What could be the reason for this exceptional behavior of aliens?

Output: Why did the aliens return Barry so soon, in 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'?


Input: Consider Input: For me, it not really clear why Ron Swanson is working at the Parks Department:   Ron hates the government. Ron has a lot of money. (He mentions several times that he has buried gold.) He doesn't like the job and is not interested in anything related to it. He has experience in working for other companies. (He mentioned to Leslie that he was employed when he was very small.)   The only reason I see is that Ron wants to cut the budgets from government projects – but in this case: Is it clear that he would directly become the person in charge of the department? And if this would be the only reason, why isn't he applying for city manager or similar?

Output: Why does Ron Swanson work at the Parks Department?


Input: Consider Input: After winning a toss-up question on Family Feud, the member of the winning team is then asked if they want to pass or play that round. Most teams play. Is there a strategy where passing is the optimal move? Maybe if the question is too difficult or obscure?


Output: When would a team pass on Family Feud?