In this task, you are given dialogue, and you have to find the most critical location in the given conversation.

[EX Q]: Hi, I'd like to learn about Malawi, please!
Hello, Malawi is a small country in southeast Africa which is landlocked and was formerly named Naysaland.
Thanks! I'd love to know about its geography if you can tell me about that.
As mentioned earlier Malawi is a small country, but 1/3 of its land is taken up by Lake Malawi.
Wow, that's a lot of water. Can you tell me anything else of its geography?
To the south of the Lake is the Shire Highlands, gently rolling land at approx. 300 ft above sea level.
Can you tell me of its demographics now?
The country is not dominated by anyone religion and has many. Only specific details I have about that is that about 2000 of its citizens are Mormon at the end of 2015.
Sounds like a pretty tolerant place. Are there any other interesting facts you can give me about their demographics?
I don't have much information but can tell you that It is tolerant as stated earlier it has many Christian religions but also a very significant Muslim minority.
that's okay! Are there any other interesting facts about Malawi you think I should know?
Yes, it is one of the most poorest countries in Africa and is heavily dependent on AID from foreign governments. In spite of that fact, it is a haven for refugees from other African nations.
Interesting. Thanks for all your time, I've learned a lot!
You are welcome. Goodnight
[EX A]: Malawi

[EX Q]: Hi! Please tell me about St. Louis.
Here's what I can tell you about St. Louis: The founders of St. Louis were French. It also runs near the Mississippi River, and one of it's famous land marks is called The Gateway Arch. Would you like to learn more about the culture and economy of St. Louis?
Interesting I have never heard of The Gateway Arch. Sure please tell me about its economy.
Here's what I can tell you about the economy of St. Louis: Coming in at 5th place, Barnes-Jewish Hospital is recognized as one of the largest in the world. However, Washington University (School of Medicine) has a close affiliation with Barnes - Jewish Hospital and the two maintain a balanced economical structure.
Wow one of the largest hospitals in the world! Anything else you can tell me on their economy?
Yes there is. Washington University (school of Medicine) also has a very close affiliation with The Children's Hospital of ST. Louis, and it's recognized as one of America's best pediatric hospitals today!
Interesting I have a family member that used to be in pediatrics! Now what can you tell me about St Louis' culture?
Here's a great fact about the culture of ST. Louis: There was a surge of Catholic Immigrants in both the 19th and 20th century, this surge was from Italy, Germany and Ireland. Catholicism is hailed in the culture of ST. Louis.
Interesting, I was brought up Catholic. How about one more fun fact on St. Louis.
I can can give you that: In an earlier fact, I mentioned that St.Louis was founded by the french. However, It's name was derived from France, from King Louis IX. He is also hailed as a Saint in many cultures (St.Louis included).
Wow that is a fun fact! Thank you for all of the valuable information on St. Louis!
You are most welcome! Be well.
[EX A]: St. Louis

[EX Q]: I want to know all about New York, New York please.
New York is one of the fifty states in the northeastern United States. New York City, New York is an important city for international diplomacy.
What can you tell me about the history of the city?
In the U.S., New York City has been the largest point of entry for legal immigration since the early 19th century.
Any more info on the history?
Under the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union, the first national government, New York City was the national capital.
What you got on the politics?
A former United States Senator from New York, Hillary Clinton, was the Democratic Party nominee in the 2016 presidential election.
Anything else I should know on the politics of the state?
In 1904, former New York governor and incumbent President Theodore Roosevelt ran for re-election against the then chief judge of the New York Court of Appeals, Alton B. Parker. 40 years later, in 1944, his cousin Franklin D. Roosevelt, also a former New York governor and incumbent president, followed in his footsteps and ran for re-election against the then-current New York Governor Thomas E. Dewe.
Any other useful facts you got for me today?
Approximately two-thirds of all the population of the state of New York reside in the New York City Metropolitan Area.
Cool, you have been awesome, thanks for the info and have a great day!
You're welcome, and you too!
[EX A]:
New York (state)