Given scene/plot descriptions from movies or TV shows, and given a specific question about the scene, summarize the question into a title

Example Input: There is a strange scene in Billy Madison where Billy is cleaning erasers for one of his teachers -- Miss Lippy, a hippy-like lady who teaches an elementary class -- and Miss Lippy puts a big dab of paste right on her face. The scene ends right after she does this. Why does Miss Lippy put paste on her face?
Example Output: Why does the teacher put paste on her face?

Example Input: In Raul Ruiz's Le Temps retrouve, a crowd in chairs listens to a chamber music performance. At times, while the camera pans around the audience, rows of people slide left & right. For examples, in the clip linked just above: at 0:33, the front row slides to left; at 1:37, the second row slides to the left; at 1:47, the second row slides to the right; at 1:54, the second, third, and fourth rows all slide; at 2:07, the front row slides to the right; and at 2:24, both rows slides to the right. Why does the crowd slide around like that?
Example Output: Why is the audience sliding around in this scene from Le Temps retrouve?

Example Input: In Man of Steel, when Clark surrenders to the US army and is sitting in the interrogation room at 01:10:55 you can see words "hind the line", which I assume comes from "behind the line", but the rest of the phrase is painted over. What do you think is the full phrase and the reason behind painting over it?
Example Output:
What is the full phrase painted over on the ground and its purpose?