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.

Input: Consider Input: From 1916-1920 she was committed to the Chicago Opera Association (COA) where she performed Aline in Xavier Leroux 's Le chemineau , Clotilde in Vincenzo Bellini 's Norma Ermyntrude in Pietro Mascagni 's Isabeau , Marguerite in Charles Gounod 's Faust Mica*la in Bizet's Carmen, Meg Page in Giuseppe Verdi 's Falstaff, Sophie in Jules Massenet 's Werther, and Urbain in Giacomo Meyerbeer 's Les Huguenots. In January 1916 she created the role of Sylvia in the world premiere of Simon Bucharoff 's The Lover's Knot for the COA. In 1919 Sharlow was heard at Ravinia Park with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra as all four soprano heroines in The Tales of Hoffmann and as Musetta to the Mimi of Florence Easton. After a three year absence from the Chicago stage, _she_ performed the roles of Brang*ne in Richard Wagner 's Tristan und Isolde and Brunnhilde in Wagner's Siegfried with the Chicago Civic Opera in 1923. <sep>, Pronoun: she

Output: Sharlow


Input: Consider Input: 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 Or is it an outdated gesture in a post-feminist culture rich with female authors, characters and readers?''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

Output: Rosalind Hinde


Input: Consider Input: Karen (Kathryn Joosten) visits her and asks her to come back to Wisteria Lane, but Katherine says she will not come back because she does not feel she will be forgiven. Later, Karen returns with Bree, Lynette, Gabrielle and Susan, who comfort Katherine and say they will try to forgive _her_. <sep>, Pronoun: her


Output: Katherine