[Q]: Generate a question that has the following answer: Gunshot for the following movie plot: Saigo no Yakusoku (The Last Promise) is a Japanese TV film drama special starring the members of the boy band "Arashi" in their first acting project together in nearly ten years. The story begins by the introduction of five seemingly very different young men and their reasons for being at the Energy Bio Corporation building: janitor Satoru Mashiko (Satoshi Ohno), motorcycle courier Nozomu Got (Jun Matsumoto), coffee shop employee Akira Tanada (Masaki Aiba), insurance salesman Yukio Tomizawa (Sho Sakurai) and security center employee Shji Yamagiwa (Kazunari Ninomiya). Without warning, a masked gunman suddenly appears on the TV monitors in the lobbies on each floor of the high rise and announces that he and his allies have hijacked the building, everyone inside is a hostage, and that a bomb that will go off in ninety minutes should Energy Bio Corporation President Niimi (Masahiko Tsugawa) not arrive with the ransom. Before she is locked in the rest of the hostages in the fifth floor lobby, Yuriko Niimi (Meisa Kuroki), the daughter of the president, manages to slip away into the stairwell of the building along with motorcycle courier Got. Prior to the lockdown by the masked men, coffee shop employee Tanada found a hiding place in a nearby supply room and has been keeping in contact by cell phone with Niimi and chief detective Genji Morozumi (Yukiya Kitamura) at the police station. Meanwhile, Yuriko quickly collects company data that is worth more than the ransom money. She confesses to Got that she believes her father isn't concerned for her safety at all and that he's only interested in saving his company. In turn, Got reveals a bit of his own past and how his trusted friend died ten years ago. The electricity in the building is momentarily cut off, which allows most of the hostages to escape. This gives security manager Shinichir Okanaka (Naohito Fujiki) the opportunity to distract the gunmen while security employee Yamagiwa opens the doors on the second floor, allowing more hostages to escape after the power...
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[A]: Yuriko stops when she hears what?

[Q]: Generate a question that has the following answer: a broken leg for the following movie plot: Nigel Dobson (Hugh Grant) and his wife Fiona (Kristn Scott Thomas) are a perfectly respectable British couple with nuances of gentlemanly life. They are on a cruise during their honeymoon heading for India. They meet an extremely sensual young woman of French origin called Mimi (Emmanuelle Seigner), extremeley flamboyant and Paris-cosmopolitan, and by means of her they come to meet American wanna-be author Oscar (Peter Coyote), a disabled man in a wheelchair. Oscar starts telling their love story to Nigel and Fiona. The latter finds it gruesome and unsettling, and doesn't want to know how it ends, but Nigel will become completely obsessed with the love-hate story of Mimi and Oscar.Oscar finds in Mimi, a student dancer, a willing partner for his almost hardcore sexual games, ever pushing their boundaries together. She is completely enraptured by him, and bows to his every whim. However, without any furthr reason that his caprice, he gets bored out of his wits about her. He is rude and wicked to her, and tells her that he'd rather she left him for good. Mimi packs her things, and is about to leave him forever. She has opened the door to the condo where they have been living together, but re-enters the flat again. She wants to stay no matter what.Life will be hell for Mimi from that moment on. He becomes really abusive towards her, and she puts up with everything. Their sexual antics become sadistic, full of anger and twisted mentality. I agree with some other reviewers into saying that Mimi becames a mere shadow of her former self. She has stayed with him, but life becomes a nightmare. She mus quit all her life and interests in order to pursue her obsesive love for him.She has to do things she doesn't really want to because if not, Oscar will sent her packing for good, and she knows this time there won't be a second chance. Finally, she becomes pregnant, and that's a door for her to lead a normal couple life with Oscar. They agree to leave France together and keep the child. However, Oscar's behaviour is...
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[A]: what body part did oscar break in the accident with the vehicle?

[Q]: Generate a question that has the following answer: Manfred von Richthofen for the following movie plot: Manfred von Richthofen (John Phillip Law) is a German cavalry officer newly assigned to an air squadron under the command of Oswald Boelcke (Peter Masterson). Richthofen quickly becomes an ace; his career is presented as a series of scenes intercut with those of another pilot across the lines, a Canadian named Roy Brown (Don Stroud), who arrives at a British squadron commanded by Victoria Cross holder Lanoe Hawker (Corin Redgrave). The two pilots are very different; Brown ruffles the feathers of his squadron mates by refusing to drink a toast to Richthofen, while the Baron awards himself silver trophies in honour of his kills, and clashes with fellow pilot Hermann Goring (Barry Primus) when Boelcke is killed after a mid-air collision and Richthofen assumes command of the squadron. Richthofen becomes outwardly energized by the war. Outraged by an order to camouflage his squadron's aircraft, he paints them in bright conspicuous colours, claiming that gentlemen should not hide from their enemies. The toll on both squadrons is highlighted when Richthofen is wounded during an aerial battle and Lanoe Hawker is killed. The war becomes personal for both when Brown and his squadron attack Richthofen's airfield, destroying their aircraft on the ground. Revenge comes when Richthofen, with the help of a batch of new fighters from Anthony Fokker (Hurd Hatfield) launches a counterattack on the British airfield. Back at their aerodrome, Richthofen rants at Goring for leaving the formation and strafing medical personnel. He says: "You're an assassin!" Goring defends himself by saying: "I make war to win." Richthofen tells him: "Get out of my sight!", threatening that if Goring does something similar again, he will personally go to the Kaiser to make sure Goring is shot. Richthofen's passion for the war fades, becoming dismayed and depressed that his squadron is losing so many pilots. He even starts to realize that Germany might lose the war. Caught between his disgust for the war, and the responsibility for his fighter...
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[A]:
Who is an Ace?