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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 Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Newt restrains Graves' movements with one of his friendly beasts and then proceeds to use the Revelio spell to... (spoiler) reveal Graves' true identity, who is actually Gellert Grindelwald. My question is, what gave him away? How did Newt realize that man was not really Graves? I was thinking maybe the speech he gave matched... Grindelwald's ideas ...and also the power and skill he displayed whilst fighting the aurors. Does anyone have a better explanation for this? Also, as a curiosity, what did... Grindelwald ...do with the real Graves? Maybe something similar to what was done to Alastor Moody in The Goblet of Fire?
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How did Newt Scamander realize "someone's" real identity?

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In Sherlock season 4, episode 3: "The Final Problem" why does Eurus want to torture Sherlock? What is her motive? It is revealed that as children, Sherlock had redbeard as a friend. She wanted to be a part of it but that does not happen. She kills redbeard. But she does not do anything to Sherlock. That suggested to me that was the end of her revenge. Why does she want to torture Sherlock after 20+ years then?
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What is Eurus's motive in the final problem

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In Casino Royale, the CIA agent, Felix Leiter, offers to stake Bond with the understanding that CIA will capture Le Chiffre when the game is over. Yet, when the game is over, Le Chiffre is freely running around, kidnapping and torturing people. Bond had won the game, Le Chiffre was right there where the CIA wanted him. Then why did they let him run around and do more criminal activities? The way things proceeded, Le Chiffre could have disappeared with the money if someone else wouldn't have shown up.
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Why didn't Felix Leiter catch Le Chiffre after the game was done?