In this task, you're given a context passage. Your job is to generate relevant questions that can be answered by directly referring to the passage.

Example Input: Having my producer stands beside me is enough . " It is rubbish " said he , commenting on the scriptwriter's e - mail , " I trust you more than her " . I know it's going to take some time for her to solve the misunderstanding puzzle and realize that she wouldn't need to be furious if only she had been willing to communicate trustfully and equally .
Example Output: What was the reason that the scriptwriter sent the email ?

Example Input: Now I'm old , tired , and just don't have the energy for long drawn out fights . After trying several different ideas , such as having him clean the bathroom , do seat - lifting repetitions , and writing sentences to no avail , I solved the problem by leaving the seat up when I'm done . Because I don't actually care if he lifts the seat before he pees , I just don't want to sit in pee .
Example Output: Why does the writer not want to sit in pee ?

Example Input: In the morning I felt hungry and decided to make myself some scrambled eggs for breakfast. I took out a carton of eggs from the refrigerator and placed it on the counter. From the carton, I took three eggs and inspected them for cracks. They looked fine, so I cracked them into a small bowl being careful to to have any shells in it. I added a splash of water and then began to scramble the eggs with a whisk. Next I heated up a frying pan with a little butter in it. Once the pan was hot, I poured my eggs in it. After adding a dash of salt and pepper, I kept scrambling the eggs. Occasionally i would remove the pan from heat while scrambling for a short moment. Once the eggs looks firm and ready, I turned off the stove and plated my eggs to enjoy. I added a small sprig of parsley to the plate to make it look even fancier.
Example Output:
Who was going to eat the scrambled eggs?