Please answer this: Generate a question that has the following answer: military for the following movie plot: While on a camping trip, sheep rancher Dan Logan (Scott) and his son are inadvertently exposed to a secret Army nerve gas from a helicopter passing overhead. Both end up in a military hospital in which they are kept apart, unable to contact outsiders, and lied to about their condition by a mysterious major (Sheen), who looks at the incident as little more than an opportunity to study the effectiveness of a nerve gas on humans. Logan tries to hold someone accountable for their actions, but he and his family physician (Basehart) are stone-walled from every angle by military authorities and by bureaucrats staging a cover-upwith those responsible already well insulated by their positions of power. He is hospitalized and put under observation by the government for symptoms related to exposure to nerve agents, and to record his physiological responses to the toxins. Becoming increasingly anxious over his son, Logan leaves his room to search the hospital. His investigation leads him to the morgue, where he is traumatized to find his son dead. Initially stunned and shocked at the sight of his son's mutilated body, he becomes enraged which transitions into a cold rage. Having determined the company that has manufactured the nerve agent which has killed his son, he destroys it. At this point he begins exhibiting obvious symptoms of the nerve agent, and heads toward the military base from which the nerve agent was dispersed. He breaches the base's security fence, but is obviously allowed to do so. There ensues a poignant ending, as Logan is surrounded by military troops and government agents in HazMat suits while he lies twitching and convulsing in the final stages of nerve agent poisoning.
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Answer: Who accidentally dumps the nerve gas over Logan's farm?
Problem: Generate a question that has the following answer: Priest Vallon for the following movie plot: The film opens with Priest Vallon (Liam Neeson) shaving dry with an old, rusted straight razor. He deliberately cuts his cheek and then hands the blade to his son Amsterdam, who is about to wipe off the blood. Vallon tells him to leave it there, and his son puts away the blade in a black pouch with a sliver cross clasp. Vallon then says a prayer to St. Michael, puts a medallion over Amsterdam's head, grabs a steel cross, and marches out of his cave with Amsterdam. They walk past people making and finishing weapons, including a woman with clawed gloves named Hellcat Maggie. Vallon, his son, and the rest take communion as they continue exiting the caves. They finally reach the top level of an old brewery. They stop and Vallon asks a man named Monk if he will join them. Monk says he'll fight for pay. Vallon promises him ten dollars for every "new notch" on his club, so Monk agrees, picks up his wooden club, and kicks open the door, revealing a snow-covered intersection known as Paradise Square, the Five Points of Lower Manhattan.Vallon and his crew, the Dead Rabbits, leave the brewery and make their way onto the street. Amsterdam runs to join children on the steps of a nearby building, while the Dead Rabbits await the arrival of the Natives. A few moments later, men dressed in blue, The Natives, led by Bill the Butcher (Daniel Day-Lewis), a ruthless New Yorker with a glass eye, walk onto the street, clearly outnumbering the Rabbits. Bill says that the ensuing fight will decide who holds the rule of the Five Points; Bill's mob who are Protestant or Vallon's Catholics. Vallon recants that it's a free country, that he and his immigrant crowd have been harassed incessantly by Bill and his men. The Rabbits are then joined by several other gangs that have allied themselves with Vallon, greatly increasing their numbers.Moments later, they begin fighting. Monk is mashing people in the head, Maggie is biting a man's ear off, and people's legs are getting broken while others are being stabbed, slashed and bludgeoned. Bill...

A: Who was Bill buried next to?
Q: Generate a question that has the following answer: The basement for the following movie plot: OUR GANG FOLLIES OF 1936 by SpankysmomMOOD: WhimsicalThe kids are putting on a show. Before the performance, Master of Ceremonies Spanky dressed in a kind of drum major outfit merges from a basement bulk-head door & addresses a group of potential customers who have gathered in the club-house. Spanky wants to generate some extra business by providing some previews outside the main "auditorium" of the type of acts the kids can hope to find inside if they buy a ticket. He sings a ditty of musical lyrics, backed by music that will also be used for nice effect during subsequent portions of the main show:Step up kids, if you wanna know About the swell stuff in this show There's singin', dancin', and hotcha too It's only a penny, it won't break you!A skeptical Jerry Tucker then sings back "How do I know it's worth the dough?", and Spanky introduces the first preview, a tap-dancing duo of somewhat older boys dressed in bellhop uniforms. Then on the opposite side of the makeshift stage, an intense-looking Alfalfa sings an excerpt from "She'll be Coming Round the Mountain" The shot again bounces to the other side of the stage: three small girls with leis and grass skirts dancing to a Hawaiian guitar version of "Honolulu Baby". These previews are apparently sufficient for the once-skeptical crowd and they indicate their approval.The scene shifts to the basement where the kids are jockeying for the best seats. Some amusing vignettes take place during this sequence, including a kid sitting on the very edge of a bench, tipping it up and sending its other occupants (including Alfalfa's brother Harold) tumbling to the ground. Other similar sight gags are shown.Eventually the first act appears, a Busby Berkely-like lineup of small girls the smallest of which, on the right-hand side of the line, seems barely able to stand & greets the audience with a chorus of:"Hello, hello, hello, Hello, hello, hello, We hope you like our show, Hello, hello, hello."They then do a hilarious, fragmented high-step act, almost totally out of...
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Where does the gang's musical revue take place?