niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
It's rabbit season, and Bugs is frantically fleeing from hunters who want to make hasenpfeffer out of him. He quickly hides in a hole, and makes it to Sing Song Prison ("No hanging around"). Upon exiting the hole, Bugs is mistaken for a prisoner by guard Sam Schultz (that is, Yosemite Sam). He is brutally beaten and forced to crack rocks with a hammer (under the prisoner number 3½).Bugs fools Sam into letting him escape by stuffing his leg iron into a cannon and being fired over the prison wall. Sam quickly retrieves Bugs, and throws him in a cell. Bugs convinces Sam that he's been locked outside the cell, and when the two switch places, Bugs locks Sam in the cell. Sam escapes and vows to give Bugs solitary confinement for 99 years. Bugs tells him, "You wouldn't be so tough if you weren't wearing that uniform!" They both take their uniforms off and prepare to fight, but Bugs decides not to, deciding Sam really is tough without the uniform. Sam puts on the prisoner uniform, and Bugs puts on the guard uniform, leading to Sam being beaten by other guards and thrown in a cell.Sam yells to be let out, demanding a mouthpiece and "habus corpeas". Bugs slips by and gives Sam an escape kit disguised as a loaf of bread. Sam digs his way out of the cell, and emerges in a section of lush greenery. This turns out to be the prison warden's potted plant collection, and the warden berates Sam for his actions.Sam chases Bugs onto the gallows, where Bugs pushes a button and takes an elevator down the gallows. Sam tries the same, but he is hung from the rope. As he inaudibly swears while trapped in the rope, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office. The warden turns out to be Bugs in disguise, who offers Sam a cigar and tells him to sit down (in an electric chair). When Bugs goes to give Sam a light, he turns on the chair, electrocuting Sam. Bugs then blows his disguise when his fake mustache slips onto his cigar, and Sam chases him again. This chase culminates in Sam hitting the real warden over the head with a club. The warden yells at Sam again.Sam encounters Bugs, and orders him to get out of the prison. Bugs, after some hesitation, obliges and leaves. Sam is overjoyed to be rid of Bugs, but just then, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office again. A dejected Sam slinks away to the office, and soon becomes a prisoner, forced to break rocks. He thinks aloud, "I'd like to know what dirty stool pigeon squealed on me." At that moment, Bugs is seen on the prison wall, standing on a stool and cooing like a pigeon. Iris out.
Output: Question: Who ends up in prison at the end of the movie?, Answer: sam
It's rabbit season, and Bugs is frantically fleeing from hunters who want to make hasenpfeffer out of him. He quickly hides in a hole, and makes it to Sing Song Prison ("No hanging around"). Upon exiting the hole, Bugs is mistaken for a prisoner by guard Sam Schultz (that is, Yosemite Sam). He is brutally beaten and forced to crack rocks with a hammer (under the prisoner number 3½).Bugs fools Sam into letting him escape by stuffing his leg iron into a cannon and being fired over the prison wall. Sam quickly retrieves Bugs, and throws him in a cell. Bugs convinces Sam that he's been locked outside the cell, and when the two switch places, Bugs locks Sam in the cell. Sam escapes and vows to give Bugs solitary confinement for 99 years. Bugs tells him, "You wouldn't be so tough if you weren't wearing that uniform!" They both take their uniforms off and prepare to fight, but Bugs decides not to, deciding Sam really is tough without the uniform. Sam puts on the prisoner uniform, and Bugs puts on the guard uniform, leading to Sam being beaten by other guards and thrown in a cell.Sam yells to be let out, demanding a mouthpiece and "habus corpeas". Bugs slips by and gives Sam an escape kit disguised as a loaf of bread. Sam digs his way out of the cell, and emerges in a section of lush greenery. This turns out to be the prison warden's potted plant collection, and the warden berates Sam for his actions.Sam chases Bugs onto the gallows, where Bugs pushes a button and takes an elevator down the gallows. Sam tries the same, but he is hung from the rope. As he inaudibly swears while trapped in the rope, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office. The warden turns out to be Bugs in disguise, who offers Sam a cigar and tells him to sit down (in an electric chair). When Bugs goes to give Sam a light, he turns on the chair, electrocuting Sam. Bugs then blows his disguise when his fake mustache slips onto his cigar, and Sam chases him again. This chase culminates in Sam hitting the real warden over the head with a club. The warden yells at Sam again.Sam encounters Bugs, and orders him to get out of the prison. Bugs, after some hesitation, obliges and leaves. Sam is overjoyed to be rid of Bugs, but just then, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office again. A dejected Sam slinks away to the office, and soon becomes a prisoner, forced to break rocks. He thinks aloud, "I'd like to know what dirty stool pigeon squealed on me." At that moment, Bugs is seen on the prison wall, standing on a stool and cooing like a pigeon. Iris out.
Output: Question: Who disguises himself as the warden?, Answer: Bugs
It's rabbit season, and Bugs is frantically fleeing from hunters who want to make hasenpfeffer out of him. He quickly hides in a hole, and makes it to Sing Song Prison ("No hanging around"). Upon exiting the hole, Bugs is mistaken for a prisoner by guard Sam Schultz (that is, Yosemite Sam). He is brutally beaten and forced to crack rocks with a hammer (under the prisoner number 3½).Bugs fools Sam into letting him escape by stuffing his leg iron into a cannon and being fired over the prison wall. Sam quickly retrieves Bugs, and throws him in a cell. Bugs convinces Sam that he's been locked outside the cell, and when the two switch places, Bugs locks Sam in the cell. Sam escapes and vows to give Bugs solitary confinement for 99 years. Bugs tells him, "You wouldn't be so tough if you weren't wearing that uniform!" They both take their uniforms off and prepare to fight, but Bugs decides not to, deciding Sam really is tough without the uniform. Sam puts on the prisoner uniform, and Bugs puts on the guard uniform, leading to Sam being beaten by other guards and thrown in a cell.Sam yells to be let out, demanding a mouthpiece and "habus corpeas". Bugs slips by and gives Sam an escape kit disguised as a loaf of bread. Sam digs his way out of the cell, and emerges in a section of lush greenery. This turns out to be the prison warden's potted plant collection, and the warden berates Sam for his actions.Sam chases Bugs onto the gallows, where Bugs pushes a button and takes an elevator down the gallows. Sam tries the same, but he is hung from the rope. As he inaudibly swears while trapped in the rope, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office. The warden turns out to be Bugs in disguise, who offers Sam a cigar and tells him to sit down (in an electric chair). When Bugs goes to give Sam a light, he turns on the chair, electrocuting Sam. Bugs then blows his disguise when his fake mustache slips onto his cigar, and Sam chases him again. This chase culminates in Sam hitting the real warden over the head with a club. The warden yells at Sam again.Sam encounters Bugs, and orders him to get out of the prison. Bugs, after some hesitation, obliges and leaves. Sam is overjoyed to be rid of Bugs, but just then, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office again. A dejected Sam slinks away to the office, and soon becomes a prisoner, forced to break rocks. He thinks aloud, "I'd like to know what dirty stool pigeon squealed on me." At that moment, Bugs is seen on the prison wall, standing on a stool and cooing like a pigeon. Iris out.
Output: Question: Who mistakenly hits the real warden over the head?, Answer: Sam
It's rabbit season, and Bugs is frantically fleeing from hunters who want to make hasenpfeffer out of him. He quickly hides in a hole, and makes it to Sing Song Prison ("No hanging around"). Upon exiting the hole, Bugs is mistaken for a prisoner by guard Sam Schultz (that is, Yosemite Sam). He is brutally beaten and forced to crack rocks with a hammer (under the prisoner number 3½).Bugs fools Sam into letting him escape by stuffing his leg iron into a cannon and being fired over the prison wall. Sam quickly retrieves Bugs, and throws him in a cell. Bugs convinces Sam that he's been locked outside the cell, and when the two switch places, Bugs locks Sam in the cell. Sam escapes and vows to give Bugs solitary confinement for 99 years. Bugs tells him, "You wouldn't be so tough if you weren't wearing that uniform!" They both take their uniforms off and prepare to fight, but Bugs decides not to, deciding Sam really is tough without the uniform. Sam puts on the prisoner uniform, and Bugs puts on the guard uniform, leading to Sam being beaten by other guards and thrown in a cell.Sam yells to be let out, demanding a mouthpiece and "habus corpeas". Bugs slips by and gives Sam an escape kit disguised as a loaf of bread. Sam digs his way out of the cell, and emerges in a section of lush greenery. This turns out to be the prison warden's potted plant collection, and the warden berates Sam for his actions.Sam chases Bugs onto the gallows, where Bugs pushes a button and takes an elevator down the gallows. Sam tries the same, but he is hung from the rope. As he inaudibly swears while trapped in the rope, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office. The warden turns out to be Bugs in disguise, who offers Sam a cigar and tells him to sit down (in an electric chair). When Bugs goes to give Sam a light, he turns on the chair, electrocuting Sam. Bugs then blows his disguise when his fake mustache slips onto his cigar, and Sam chases him again. This chase culminates in Sam hitting the real warden over the head with a club. The warden yells at Sam again.Sam encounters Bugs, and orders him to get out of the prison. Bugs, after some hesitation, obliges and leaves. Sam is overjoyed to be rid of Bugs, but just then, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office again. A dejected Sam slinks away to the office, and soon becomes a prisoner, forced to break rocks. He thinks aloud, "I'd like to know what dirty stool pigeon squealed on me." At that moment, Bugs is seen on the prison wall, standing on a stool and cooing like a pigeon. Iris out.
Output: Question: When Bugs, dressed as the warden, asks Sam to sit, where does he sit?, Answer: An electric chair
It's rabbit season, and Bugs is frantically fleeing from hunters who want to make hasenpfeffer out of him. He quickly hides in a hole, and makes it to Sing Song Prison ("No hanging around"). Upon exiting the hole, Bugs is mistaken for a prisoner by guard Sam Schultz (that is, Yosemite Sam). He is brutally beaten and forced to crack rocks with a hammer (under the prisoner number 3½).Bugs fools Sam into letting him escape by stuffing his leg iron into a cannon and being fired over the prison wall. Sam quickly retrieves Bugs, and throws him in a cell. Bugs convinces Sam that he's been locked outside the cell, and when the two switch places, Bugs locks Sam in the cell. Sam escapes and vows to give Bugs solitary confinement for 99 years. Bugs tells him, "You wouldn't be so tough if you weren't wearing that uniform!" They both take their uniforms off and prepare to fight, but Bugs decides not to, deciding Sam really is tough without the uniform. Sam puts on the prisoner uniform, and Bugs puts on the guard uniform, leading to Sam being beaten by other guards and thrown in a cell.Sam yells to be let out, demanding a mouthpiece and "habus corpeas". Bugs slips by and gives Sam an escape kit disguised as a loaf of bread. Sam digs his way out of the cell, and emerges in a section of lush greenery. This turns out to be the prison warden's potted plant collection, and the warden berates Sam for his actions.Sam chases Bugs onto the gallows, where Bugs pushes a button and takes an elevator down the gallows. Sam tries the same, but he is hung from the rope. As he inaudibly swears while trapped in the rope, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office. The warden turns out to be Bugs in disguise, who offers Sam a cigar and tells him to sit down (in an electric chair). When Bugs goes to give Sam a light, he turns on the chair, electrocuting Sam. Bugs then blows his disguise when his fake mustache slips onto his cigar, and Sam chases him again. This chase culminates in Sam hitting the real warden over the head with a club. The warden yells at Sam again.Sam encounters Bugs, and orders him to get out of the prison. Bugs, after some hesitation, obliges and leaves. Sam is overjoyed to be rid of Bugs, but just then, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office again. A dejected Sam slinks away to the office, and soon becomes a prisoner, forced to break rocks. He thinks aloud, "I'd like to know what dirty stool pigeon squealed on me." At that moment, Bugs is seen on the prison wall, standing on a stool and cooing like a pigeon. Iris out.
Output: Question: How does Bugs get out of the cell?, Answer: Convinces Sam he's been locked out.
It's rabbit season, and Bugs is frantically fleeing from hunters who want to make hasenpfeffer out of him. He quickly hides in a hole, and makes it to Sing Song Prison ("No hanging around"). Upon exiting the hole, Bugs is mistaken for a prisoner by guard Sam Schultz (that is, Yosemite Sam). He is brutally beaten and forced to crack rocks with a hammer (under the prisoner number 3½).Bugs fools Sam into letting him escape by stuffing his leg iron into a cannon and being fired over the prison wall. Sam quickly retrieves Bugs, and throws him in a cell. Bugs convinces Sam that he's been locked outside the cell, and when the two switch places, Bugs locks Sam in the cell. Sam escapes and vows to give Bugs solitary confinement for 99 years. Bugs tells him, "You wouldn't be so tough if you weren't wearing that uniform!" They both take their uniforms off and prepare to fight, but Bugs decides not to, deciding Sam really is tough without the uniform. Sam puts on the prisoner uniform, and Bugs puts on the guard uniform, leading to Sam being beaten by other guards and thrown in a cell.Sam yells to be let out, demanding a mouthpiece and "habus corpeas". Bugs slips by and gives Sam an escape kit disguised as a loaf of bread. Sam digs his way out of the cell, and emerges in a section of lush greenery. This turns out to be the prison warden's potted plant collection, and the warden berates Sam for his actions.Sam chases Bugs onto the gallows, where Bugs pushes a button and takes an elevator down the gallows. Sam tries the same, but he is hung from the rope. As he inaudibly swears while trapped in the rope, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office. The warden turns out to be Bugs in disguise, who offers Sam a cigar and tells him to sit down (in an electric chair). When Bugs goes to give Sam a light, he turns on the chair, electrocuting Sam. Bugs then blows his disguise when his fake mustache slips onto his cigar, and Sam chases him again. This chase culminates in Sam hitting the real warden over the head with a club. The warden yells at Sam again.Sam encounters Bugs, and orders him to get out of the prison. Bugs, after some hesitation, obliges and leaves. Sam is overjoyed to be rid of Bugs, but just then, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office again. A dejected Sam slinks away to the office, and soon becomes a prisoner, forced to break rocks. He thinks aloud, "I'd like to know what dirty stool pigeon squealed on me." At that moment, Bugs is seen on the prison wall, standing on a stool and cooing like a pigeon. Iris out.
Output: Question: What is disguised as a loaf of bread?, Answer: an escape kit
It's rabbit season, and Bugs is frantically fleeing from hunters who want to make hasenpfeffer out of him. He quickly hides in a hole, and makes it to Sing Song Prison ("No hanging around"). Upon exiting the hole, Bugs is mistaken for a prisoner by guard Sam Schultz (that is, Yosemite Sam). He is brutally beaten and forced to crack rocks with a hammer (under the prisoner number 3½).Bugs fools Sam into letting him escape by stuffing his leg iron into a cannon and being fired over the prison wall. Sam quickly retrieves Bugs, and throws him in a cell. Bugs convinces Sam that he's been locked outside the cell, and when the two switch places, Bugs locks Sam in the cell. Sam escapes and vows to give Bugs solitary confinement for 99 years. Bugs tells him, "You wouldn't be so tough if you weren't wearing that uniform!" They both take their uniforms off and prepare to fight, but Bugs decides not to, deciding Sam really is tough without the uniform. Sam puts on the prisoner uniform, and Bugs puts on the guard uniform, leading to Sam being beaten by other guards and thrown in a cell.Sam yells to be let out, demanding a mouthpiece and "habus corpeas". Bugs slips by and gives Sam an escape kit disguised as a loaf of bread. Sam digs his way out of the cell, and emerges in a section of lush greenery. This turns out to be the prison warden's potted plant collection, and the warden berates Sam for his actions.Sam chases Bugs onto the gallows, where Bugs pushes a button and takes an elevator down the gallows. Sam tries the same, but he is hung from the rope. As he inaudibly swears while trapped in the rope, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office. The warden turns out to be Bugs in disguise, who offers Sam a cigar and tells him to sit down (in an electric chair). When Bugs goes to give Sam a light, he turns on the chair, electrocuting Sam. Bugs then blows his disguise when his fake mustache slips onto his cigar, and Sam chases him again. This chase culminates in Sam hitting the real warden over the head with a club. The warden yells at Sam again.Sam encounters Bugs, and orders him to get out of the prison. Bugs, after some hesitation, obliges and leaves. Sam is overjoyed to be rid of Bugs, but just then, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office again. A dejected Sam slinks away to the office, and soon becomes a prisoner, forced to break rocks. He thinks aloud, "I'd like to know what dirty stool pigeon squealed on me." At that moment, Bugs is seen on the prison wall, standing on a stool and cooing like a pigeon. Iris out.
Output: Question: What is the name of the prison?, Answer: Sing Song Prison
It's rabbit season, and Bugs is frantically fleeing from hunters who want to make hasenpfeffer out of him. He quickly hides in a hole, and makes it to Sing Song Prison ("No hanging around"). Upon exiting the hole, Bugs is mistaken for a prisoner by guard Sam Schultz (that is, Yosemite Sam). He is brutally beaten and forced to crack rocks with a hammer (under the prisoner number 3½).Bugs fools Sam into letting him escape by stuffing his leg iron into a cannon and being fired over the prison wall. Sam quickly retrieves Bugs, and throws him in a cell. Bugs convinces Sam that he's been locked outside the cell, and when the two switch places, Bugs locks Sam in the cell. Sam escapes and vows to give Bugs solitary confinement for 99 years. Bugs tells him, "You wouldn't be so tough if you weren't wearing that uniform!" They both take their uniforms off and prepare to fight, but Bugs decides not to, deciding Sam really is tough without the uniform. Sam puts on the prisoner uniform, and Bugs puts on the guard uniform, leading to Sam being beaten by other guards and thrown in a cell.Sam yells to be let out, demanding a mouthpiece and "habus corpeas". Bugs slips by and gives Sam an escape kit disguised as a loaf of bread. Sam digs his way out of the cell, and emerges in a section of lush greenery. This turns out to be the prison warden's potted plant collection, and the warden berates Sam for his actions.Sam chases Bugs onto the gallows, where Bugs pushes a button and takes an elevator down the gallows. Sam tries the same, but he is hung from the rope. As he inaudibly swears while trapped in the rope, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office. The warden turns out to be Bugs in disguise, who offers Sam a cigar and tells him to sit down (in an electric chair). When Bugs goes to give Sam a light, he turns on the chair, electrocuting Sam. Bugs then blows his disguise when his fake mustache slips onto his cigar, and Sam chases him again. This chase culminates in Sam hitting the real warden over the head with a club. The warden yells at Sam again.Sam encounters Bugs, and orders him to get out of the prison. Bugs, after some hesitation, obliges and leaves. Sam is overjoyed to be rid of Bugs, but just then, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office again. A dejected Sam slinks away to the office, and soon becomes a prisoner, forced to break rocks. He thinks aloud, "I'd like to know what dirty stool pigeon squealed on me." At that moment, Bugs is seen on the prison wall, standing on a stool and cooing like a pigeon. Iris out.
Output: Question: Which guard mistakes Bug for a prisoner?, Answer: Sam Schultz
It's rabbit season, and Bugs is frantically fleeing from hunters who want to make hasenpfeffer out of him. He quickly hides in a hole, and makes it to Sing Song Prison ("No hanging around"). Upon exiting the hole, Bugs is mistaken for a prisoner by guard Sam Schultz (that is, Yosemite Sam). He is brutally beaten and forced to crack rocks with a hammer (under the prisoner number 3½).Bugs fools Sam into letting him escape by stuffing his leg iron into a cannon and being fired over the prison wall. Sam quickly retrieves Bugs, and throws him in a cell. Bugs convinces Sam that he's been locked outside the cell, and when the two switch places, Bugs locks Sam in the cell. Sam escapes and vows to give Bugs solitary confinement for 99 years. Bugs tells him, "You wouldn't be so tough if you weren't wearing that uniform!" They both take their uniforms off and prepare to fight, but Bugs decides not to, deciding Sam really is tough without the uniform. Sam puts on the prisoner uniform, and Bugs puts on the guard uniform, leading to Sam being beaten by other guards and thrown in a cell.Sam yells to be let out, demanding a mouthpiece and "habus corpeas". Bugs slips by and gives Sam an escape kit disguised as a loaf of bread. Sam digs his way out of the cell, and emerges in a section of lush greenery. This turns out to be the prison warden's potted plant collection, and the warden berates Sam for his actions.Sam chases Bugs onto the gallows, where Bugs pushes a button and takes an elevator down the gallows. Sam tries the same, but he is hung from the rope. As he inaudibly swears while trapped in the rope, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office. The warden turns out to be Bugs in disguise, who offers Sam a cigar and tells him to sit down (in an electric chair). When Bugs goes to give Sam a light, he turns on the chair, electrocuting Sam. Bugs then blows his disguise when his fake mustache slips onto his cigar, and Sam chases him again. This chase culminates in Sam hitting the real warden over the head with a club. The warden yells at Sam again.Sam encounters Bugs, and orders him to get out of the prison. Bugs, after some hesitation, obliges and leaves. Sam is overjoyed to be rid of Bugs, but just then, the warden screams for Sam to come to his office again. A dejected Sam slinks away to the office, and soon becomes a prisoner, forced to break rocks. He thinks aloud, "I'd like to know what dirty stool pigeon squealed on me." At that moment, Bugs is seen on the prison wall, standing on a stool and cooing like a pigeon. Iris out.
Output: Question: Who is frantically fleeing from hunters who want to make hasenpfeffer out of him?, Answer: Bugs
On Christmas Eve in Wichita, Kansas. Charlie Arglist, (John Cusack) a mob lawyer, has just stolen a duffel bag full of money from his employer (Randy Quaid) with the help of Vincent "Vic" Cavanaugh (Billy Bob Thornton). All they have to do is act casually and unsuspiciously until they leave town. But an ice storm has blocked the roads, so Vic takes the money while Charlie spends the night visiting his client's strip clubs and evading suspicion. Early on, he meets up with Renata (Connie Nielsen), a strip club owner after whom he has secretly lusted. She hints at spending the night with him if he can produce a certain photo of a local politician's indiscretion for her to use as blackmail. Things begin to go sour when an enforcer for Charlie's boss comes looking for him and Vic. The body count mounts as the ice beneath Charlie's "perfect crime" begins to slowly crack.
Output: Question: What has blocked the roads?, Answer: Ice storm.
On Christmas Eve in Wichita, Kansas. Charlie Arglist, (John Cusack) a mob lawyer, has just stolen a duffel bag full of money from his employer (Randy Quaid) with the help of Vincent "Vic" Cavanaugh (Billy Bob Thornton). All they have to do is act casually and unsuspiciously until they leave town. But an ice storm has blocked the roads, so Vic takes the money while Charlie spends the night visiting his client's strip clubs and evading suspicion. Early on, he meets up with Renata (Connie Nielsen), a strip club owner after whom he has secretly lusted. She hints at spending the night with him if he can produce a certain photo of a local politician's indiscretion for her to use as blackmail. Things begin to go sour when an enforcer for Charlie's boss comes looking for him and Vic. The body count mounts as the ice beneath Charlie's "perfect crime" begins to slowly crack.
Output: Question: Who is a mob lawyer?, Answer: Charlie Arglist
On Christmas Eve in Wichita, Kansas. Charlie Arglist, (John Cusack) a mob lawyer, has just stolen a duffel bag full of money from his employer (Randy Quaid) with the help of Vincent "Vic" Cavanaugh (Billy Bob Thornton). All they have to do is act casually and unsuspiciously until they leave town. But an ice storm has blocked the roads, so Vic takes the money while Charlie spends the night visiting his client's strip clubs and evading suspicion. Early on, he meets up with Renata (Connie Nielsen), a strip club owner after whom he has secretly lusted. She hints at spending the night with him if he can produce a certain photo of a local politician's indiscretion for her to use as blackmail. Things begin to go sour when an enforcer for Charlie's boss comes looking for him and Vic. The body count mounts as the ice beneath Charlie's "perfect crime" begins to slowly crack.
Output: Question: Who has stolen a duffel bag full of money?, Answer: Charlie Arglist
War crimes commissioner Wilson (Edward G. Robinson) has a mission to track down the errant Nazi war criminals and bring them to justice. One way is to use Konrad Meinike (Konstantin Shayne) as bait by freeing him and following him to his contacts. Meinike, driven by guilt over his actions during the war has become a Christian. Once free he immediately goes to a small Connecticut town and makes contact with his former Nazi associate Franz Kindler (Orson Welles) who is posing as Professor Charles Rankin. Kindler is hiding out as a teacher with a lovely new wife Mary (Loretta Young). When Meineke arrives in town to appeal to Kindler to give himself up, the professor responds by strangling his old associate and hiding the body in the nearby woods. Kindler believes himself safe because no one has an idea of his former identity. Wilson arrives in town following Meinike, posing as an antiques dealer, and starts sniffing out the dangerous Kindler and a confrontation of wills and cunning ensue.
Output: Question: Who hides out as a teacher?, Answer: Kinder.
War crimes commissioner Wilson (Edward G. Robinson) has a mission to track down the errant Nazi war criminals and bring them to justice. One way is to use Konrad Meinike (Konstantin Shayne) as bait by freeing him and following him to his contacts. Meinike, driven by guilt over his actions during the war has become a Christian. Once free he immediately goes to a small Connecticut town and makes contact with his former Nazi associate Franz Kindler (Orson Welles) who is posing as Professor Charles Rankin. Kindler is hiding out as a teacher with a lovely new wife Mary (Loretta Young). When Meineke arrives in town to appeal to Kindler to give himself up, the professor responds by strangling his old associate and hiding the body in the nearby woods. Kindler believes himself safe because no one has an idea of his former identity. Wilson arrives in town following Meinike, posing as an antiques dealer, and starts sniffing out the dangerous Kindler and a confrontation of wills and cunning ensue.
Output: Question: Who strangles his old associate?, Answer: The professor.
War crimes commissioner Wilson (Edward G. Robinson) has a mission to track down the errant Nazi war criminals and bring them to justice. One way is to use Konrad Meinike (Konstantin Shayne) as bait by freeing him and following him to his contacts. Meinike, driven by guilt over his actions during the war has become a Christian. Once free he immediately goes to a small Connecticut town and makes contact with his former Nazi associate Franz Kindler (Orson Welles) who is posing as Professor Charles Rankin. Kindler is hiding out as a teacher with a lovely new wife Mary (Loretta Young). When Meineke arrives in town to appeal to Kindler to give himself up, the professor responds by strangling his old associate and hiding the body in the nearby woods. Kindler believes himself safe because no one has an idea of his former identity. Wilson arrives in town following Meinike, posing as an antiques dealer, and starts sniffing out the dangerous Kindler and a confrontation of wills and cunning ensue.
Output: Question: Who has a mission to track down errant Nazi war criminals?, Answer: The war crimes commissioner.
This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. (October 2014)Rick Turner is engaged to Donna Trent and is having nightmares of a beautiful blonde woman who appears to be dancing in the sky. One night, he is mysteriously driven to enter a doll shop, and in the next morning he returns to the place with Donna. He finds a doll that resembles his fiancÃ©, but the owner Francis Lamont delivers another doll to him, with the face of the woman of his dreams, Bianca Milan. Rick looks for Bianca and is seduced and convinced by her to join a sect that worships the diabolic "Devil-god of Evil" Gamba, while the health of Donna is threatened by Francis and Bianca. Francis Lamont, the "High Executioner" of the sect, threatens various members of the cult via his voodoo powers, which are also used upon a journalist who infiltrates the sect. Ultimately Rick Turner escapes the influence of the beautiful witch Bianca Milan and helps Donna to escape the burning temple of Gamba.
Output: Question: What is the name of the women in Rick Turners dreams?, Answer: Bianca Milan
This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. (October 2014)Rick Turner is engaged to Donna Trent and is having nightmares of a beautiful blonde woman who appears to be dancing in the sky. One night, he is mysteriously driven to enter a doll shop, and in the next morning he returns to the place with Donna. He finds a doll that resembles his fiancÃ©, but the owner Francis Lamont delivers another doll to him, with the face of the woman of his dreams, Bianca Milan. Rick looks for Bianca and is seduced and convinced by her to join a sect that worships the diabolic "Devil-god of Evil" Gamba, while the health of Donna is threatened by Francis and Bianca. Francis Lamont, the "High Executioner" of the sect, threatens various members of the cult via his voodoo powers, which are also used upon a journalist who infiltrates the sect. Ultimately Rick Turner escapes the influence of the beautiful witch Bianca Milan and helps Donna to escape the burning temple of Gamba.
Output: Question: Who is Rick Turner engaged to?, Answer: Donna Trent.
This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. (October 2014)Rick Turner is engaged to Donna Trent and is having nightmares of a beautiful blonde woman who appears to be dancing in the sky. One night, he is mysteriously driven to enter a doll shop, and in the next morning he returns to the place with Donna. He finds a doll that resembles his fiancÃ©, but the owner Francis Lamont delivers another doll to him, with the face of the woman of his dreams, Bianca Milan. Rick looks for Bianca and is seduced and convinced by her to join a sect that worships the diabolic "Devil-god of Evil" Gamba, while the health of Donna is threatened by Francis and Bianca. Francis Lamont, the "High Executioner" of the sect, threatens various members of the cult via his voodoo powers, which are also used upon a journalist who infiltrates the sect. Ultimately Rick Turner escapes the influence of the beautiful witch Bianca Milan and helps Donna to escape the burning temple of Gamba.
Output: Question: Was Rick Turner able to save Donna from the burning temple of Gamba?, Answer: Yes.
Vikram (Sunil Dutt) is a proud and wealthy man and adores his motherless daughter Chandni (Farah). Widowed early, he brought up his daughter Chandni (Farah) and son Sanjay (Farooq Shaikh) sacrificing his own personal happiness, choosing a secret relationship over marriage, with Maya (Rekha).When Vijay (Rohan Kapoor) comes into Chandni's life and steals her heart - they realize the course of true love never runs smooth and her father's disapproval and her impending arranged marriage threatens the love between Chandni and Vijay.Faasle is a story about the blind sense of duty inculcated by the older generation and the self-confidence and arrogance of the youth, it is a story of everyone doing what they believe to be right, all in the name of Love.
Output: Question: Why do the people in the story do what the believe is right?, Answer: in the name of love
Vikram (Sunil Dutt) is a proud and wealthy man and adores his motherless daughter Chandni (Farah). Widowed early, he brought up his daughter Chandni (Farah) and son Sanjay (Farooq Shaikh) sacrificing his own personal happiness, choosing a secret relationship over marriage, with Maya (Rekha).When Vijay (Rohan Kapoor) comes into Chandni's life and steals her heart - they realize the course of true love never runs smooth and her father's disapproval and her impending arranged marriage threatens the love between Chandni and Vijay.Faasle is a story about the blind sense of duty inculcated by the older generation and the self-confidence and arrogance of the youth, it is a story of everyone doing what they believe to be right, all in the name of Love.
Output: Question: Who playes Vijay?, Answer: Rohan Kapoor
Vikram (Sunil Dutt) is a proud and wealthy man and adores his motherless daughter Chandni (Farah). Widowed early, he brought up his daughter Chandni (Farah) and son Sanjay (Farooq Shaikh) sacrificing his own personal happiness, choosing a secret relationship over marriage, with Maya (Rekha).When Vijay (Rohan Kapoor) comes into Chandni's life and steals her heart - they realize the course of true love never runs smooth and her father's disapproval and her impending arranged marriage threatens the love between Chandni and Vijay.Faasle is a story about the blind sense of duty inculcated by the older generation and the self-confidence and arrogance of the youth, it is a story of everyone doing what they believe to be right, all in the name of Love.
Output: Question: Who did Vikram choose a secret relationship with?, Answer: Maya
Life-long friends, (Tanis Half-Elven, Sturm Brightblade, Raistlin, Caramon, Flint Fireforge (a dwarf) and Tasslehoff Burrfoot (a kender), went their separate ways. Once they meet again, five years later, in a bar in their hometown, they meet a beautiful yet sorrowful barbarian woman (Goldmoon) with a tall mysterious male companion (Riverwind)and a magical blue healing staff. The staff causes much trouble and attention in the bar. They are pursued by goblins, whom are working with the dark forces of Krynn, their world. They luckily escape and embark on an adventure that will forever change their lives and shape the future of al of the inhabitants of Krynn. They are all drawn deeper into the shadows, forever changing their lives and shaping the fate of their world. They will face off with dragons and dark lords and powerful gods, but will be heroes in the end.
Output: Question: WHo is Goldmoon's companion?, Answer: Riverwind
Life-long friends, (Tanis Half-Elven, Sturm Brightblade, Raistlin, Caramon, Flint Fireforge (a dwarf) and Tasslehoff Burrfoot (a kender), went their separate ways. Once they meet again, five years later, in a bar in their hometown, they meet a beautiful yet sorrowful barbarian woman (Goldmoon) with a tall mysterious male companion (Riverwind)and a magical blue healing staff. The staff causes much trouble and attention in the bar. They are pursued by goblins, whom are working with the dark forces of Krynn, their world. They luckily escape and embark on an adventure that will forever change their lives and shape the future of al of the inhabitants of Krynn. They are all drawn deeper into the shadows, forever changing their lives and shaping the fate of their world. They will face off with dragons and dark lords and powerful gods, but will be heroes in the end.
Output: Question: Who is Goldmoon?, Answer: a woman
Life-long friends, (Tanis Half-Elven, Sturm Brightblade, Raistlin, Caramon, Flint Fireforge (a dwarf) and Tasslehoff Burrfoot (a kender), went their separate ways. Once they meet again, five years later, in a bar in their hometown, they meet a beautiful yet sorrowful barbarian woman (Goldmoon) with a tall mysterious male companion (Riverwind)and a magical blue healing staff. The staff causes much trouble and attention in the bar. They are pursued by goblins, whom are working with the dark forces of Krynn, their world. They luckily escape and embark on an adventure that will forever change their lives and shape the future of al of the inhabitants of Krynn. They are all drawn deeper into the shadows, forever changing their lives and shaping the fate of their world. They will face off with dragons and dark lords and powerful gods, but will be heroes in the end.
Output: Question: What is the first name of the dwarf?, Answer: Flint
On a hot summer night in Provincetown, Liza Tillerman abandons her four children, thirteen-year-old Dicey, ten-year-old James, nine-year-old Maybeth, and six-year-old Sammy, in a mall. With only a change of underwear, a map, and nine dollars, Dicey, James, Maybeth, and Sammy take off on foot to Bridgeport where their nearest known relative, Aunt Cilla, lives. Along the way, Dicey struggles to care for and protect her siblings.After finally arriving at Aunt Cillaâs, Eunice, their cousin, tells them that Aunt Cilla had died last spring. Eunice consults Father Joseph, who decides that the children may stay but only temporarily. Eunice tells Dicey of Abigail Tillerman, their grandmother, who lives in Crisfield, Maryland, and gives them some money. Dicey decides to take her siblings to their grandmother's house, but upon arriving they realize they do not know where she lives. While stopping at a store, a woman tells them that Abigail doesnât have a phone and is isolated clear out of town. Dicey decides to meet her alone, so she leaves James in charge of Maybeth and Sammy.After knocking on the door and getting no answer, Dicey goes around back to see Mrs. Tillerman sitting on the back porch. Dicey asks if she can do anything to help on the farm. Mrs. Tillerman silently marches back into the house before asking Dicey to join her.Inside, she questions Dicey about her thoughts on death and other such morbid things. Upon realizing she needs to just get up and leave, Abigail tells Dicey that Eunice wrote to warn her the children would be coming, and that she knows who Dicey is. However, she will not let the children stay. Dicey fires back, stating she doesn't want to stay. In the midst of the fierce conversation that ensues, Abigail begins to laugh and softens Diceyâs mood a little. Abigail and Dicey takes her boat to pick up the other children, and Dicey is scared when she doesn't see her siblings. Eventually, Dicey and Abigail find Sammy, who says James and Maybeth wanted to meet Abigail themselves and have already left. They return to Abigail's to find James and Maybeth just arriving.Over the next few days, the children help their grandmother around the farm and with the cooking, and Abigail begins to warm toward them. However, Abigail tells Dicey she can't let the children stay with her; she is too old, has no money and fears making the same mistakes she made with her own children. One day while they stay over, Abigail receives a letter from Eunice discovering that Liza is found from the police and is discovered she has gone mentally insane, with a photo for evidence. Liza is put in a mental institution and is suffering from catatonia, closely enough to being schizophrenic. The people of the mental institution deem she will not be cured. Later on during their stay, Abigail insists the children must go back to Bridgeport and arranges for them to take the morning bus. As they wait for the bus, defeated, Abigail realizes she wants the children to stay after all.
Output: Question: How did Philip believe his brother died?, Answer: <No Answer>
On a hot summer night in Provincetown, Liza Tillerman abandons her four children, thirteen-year-old Dicey, ten-year-old James, nine-year-old Maybeth, and six-year-old Sammy, in a mall. With only a change of underwear, a map, and nine dollars, Dicey, James, Maybeth, and Sammy take off on foot to Bridgeport where their nearest known relative, Aunt Cilla, lives. Along the way, Dicey struggles to care for and protect her siblings.After finally arriving at Aunt Cillaâs, Eunice, their cousin, tells them that Aunt Cilla had died last spring. Eunice consults Father Joseph, who decides that the children may stay but only temporarily. Eunice tells Dicey of Abigail Tillerman, their grandmother, who lives in Crisfield, Maryland, and gives them some money. Dicey decides to take her siblings to their grandmother's house, but upon arriving they realize they do not know where she lives. While stopping at a store, a woman tells them that Abigail doesnât have a phone and is isolated clear out of town. Dicey decides to meet her alone, so she leaves James in charge of Maybeth and Sammy.After knocking on the door and getting no answer, Dicey goes around back to see Mrs. Tillerman sitting on the back porch. Dicey asks if she can do anything to help on the farm. Mrs. Tillerman silently marches back into the house before asking Dicey to join her.Inside, she questions Dicey about her thoughts on death and other such morbid things. Upon realizing she needs to just get up and leave, Abigail tells Dicey that Eunice wrote to warn her the children would be coming, and that she knows who Dicey is. However, she will not let the children stay. Dicey fires back, stating she doesn't want to stay. In the midst of the fierce conversation that ensues, Abigail begins to laugh and softens Diceyâs mood a little. Abigail and Dicey takes her boat to pick up the other children, and Dicey is scared when she doesn't see her siblings. Eventually, Dicey and Abigail find Sammy, who says James and Maybeth wanted to meet Abigail themselves and have already left. They return to Abigail's to find James and Maybeth just arriving.Over the next few days, the children help their grandmother around the farm and with the cooking, and Abigail begins to warm toward them. However, Abigail tells Dicey she can't let the children stay with her; she is too old, has no money and fears making the same mistakes she made with her own children. One day while they stay over, Abigail receives a letter from Eunice discovering that Liza is found from the police and is discovered she has gone mentally insane, with a photo for evidence. Liza is put in a mental institution and is suffering from catatonia, closely enough to being schizophrenic. The people of the mental institution deem she will not be cured. Later on during their stay, Abigail insists the children must go back to Bridgeport and arranges for them to take the morning bus. As they wait for the bus, defeated, Abigail realizes she wants the children to stay after all.
Output: Question: What does Philip do to Murch after forgiving him?, Answer: <No Answer>
On a hot summer night in Provincetown, Liza Tillerman abandons her four children, thirteen-year-old Dicey, ten-year-old James, nine-year-old Maybeth, and six-year-old Sammy, in a mall. With only a change of underwear, a map, and nine dollars, Dicey, James, Maybeth, and Sammy take off on foot to Bridgeport where their nearest known relative, Aunt Cilla, lives. Along the way, Dicey struggles to care for and protect her siblings.After finally arriving at Aunt Cillaâs, Eunice, their cousin, tells them that Aunt Cilla had died last spring. Eunice consults Father Joseph, who decides that the children may stay but only temporarily. Eunice tells Dicey of Abigail Tillerman, their grandmother, who lives in Crisfield, Maryland, and gives them some money. Dicey decides to take her siblings to their grandmother's house, but upon arriving they realize they do not know where she lives. While stopping at a store, a woman tells them that Abigail doesnât have a phone and is isolated clear out of town. Dicey decides to meet her alone, so she leaves James in charge of Maybeth and Sammy.After knocking on the door and getting no answer, Dicey goes around back to see Mrs. Tillerman sitting on the back porch. Dicey asks if she can do anything to help on the farm. Mrs. Tillerman silently marches back into the house before asking Dicey to join her.Inside, she questions Dicey about her thoughts on death and other such morbid things. Upon realizing she needs to just get up and leave, Abigail tells Dicey that Eunice wrote to warn her the children would be coming, and that she knows who Dicey is. However, she will not let the children stay. Dicey fires back, stating she doesn't want to stay. In the midst of the fierce conversation that ensues, Abigail begins to laugh and softens Diceyâs mood a little. Abigail and Dicey takes her boat to pick up the other children, and Dicey is scared when she doesn't see her siblings. Eventually, Dicey and Abigail find Sammy, who says James and Maybeth wanted to meet Abigail themselves and have already left. They return to Abigail's to find James and Maybeth just arriving.Over the next few days, the children help their grandmother around the farm and with the cooking, and Abigail begins to warm toward them. However, Abigail tells Dicey she can't let the children stay with her; she is too old, has no money and fears making the same mistakes she made with her own children. One day while they stay over, Abigail receives a letter from Eunice discovering that Liza is found from the police and is discovered she has gone mentally insane, with a photo for evidence. Liza is put in a mental institution and is suffering from catatonia, closely enough to being schizophrenic. The people of the mental institution deem she will not be cured. Later on during their stay, Abigail insists the children must go back to Bridgeport and arranges for them to take the morning bus. As they wait for the bus, defeated, Abigail realizes she wants the children to stay after all.
Output: Question: What do the soldiers killed in Iraq start returning from the dead?, Answer: <No Answer>