[Q]: Question: How do the survivors work on the farms ? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: Threads Context: The Sheffield Royal Infirmary, site of the hospital scene. Young Sheffield residents Ruth Beckett (Karen Meagher) and Jimmy Kemp (Reece Dinsdale) are planning to marry due to her unplanned pregnancy. Meanwhile, as tensions between the US and the Soviet Union over Iran escalate, the Home Office directs Sheffield City Council to assemble an emergency operations team, which establishes itself in a makeshift bomb shelter in the basement of the town hall. After the ignored US ultimatum to the Soviets results in a brief tactical nuclear skirmish, Britain is gripped by fear, with looting and rioting erupting. "Known subversives" (including peace activists and some trade unionists) are arrested and interned under the Emergency Powers Act. Curbar Edge, Peak District, where the scenes set six weeks after the attack take place. At 8:30a.m. GMT (3:30 in Washington, suggesting the Soviets fire first) on 26 May, the town hall office transmitter signals Attack Warning Red, and Sheffield's air raid sirens sound. Panic breaks out in the city and the Sheffield operations staff man their desks. At 8:35a.m. a single nuclear warhead air bursts high over the North Sea, producing an electromagnetic pulse which damages or destroys communications and most electrical systems throughout the UK and northwestern Europe. Two minutes later the first missile salvos hit NATO targets, including nearby RAF Finningley 18 miles (29km) from Sheffield. Although the city is not yet heavily damaged, the mushroom cloud from Finningley is clearly visible and chaos reigns in the streets, with Jimmy last seen running from his stalled truck in an attempt to reach Ruth. Sheffield is soon hit by a one megaton warhead launched at the Tinsley Viaduct. A title card states that strategic targets, including steel and chemical factories in the Midlands, are the primary targets, with two-thirds of all UK homes destroyed and immediate deaths ranging between 17 and 30 million. By the time the exchange is over, the resulting East-West exchange amounts to...
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[A]: Survivors work on the farms using primitive hand-held farming tools

[Q]: Question: What strikes Ollie? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: Saps at Sea Context: An ambulance races through town. It stops in front of the Sharp and Pierce horn manufacturing company and a man is brought out on a stretcher, honking a horn and giggling insanely; the factory owner explains to a policeman that the G-minor-toned horn commonly causes his workers to lose their minds.In the factory, the owner turns down his hearing aid and steps into the horn testing room. At one table, he finds employees Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy hard at work. Calling for silence in the cacaphonous room, he asks Oliver to change the tone of the insane man's horn to a G-minor. Ollie begins work on the horn but soon becomes frustrated with the din of honking and asks Stan how he can work in the racket. Stan tells him the noise doesn't bother him. After a few more moments Ollie becomes fully agitated, tipping over the worktable and yelling. His boss tells him to go home and get some rest. Stan accompanies his friend.At their apartment, the pair call a doctor to examine Ollie. While they wait, they are tortured by maintenance problems in their apartment, such as water coming from the wrong faucet or the doorbell flying off the wall and striking Ollie.
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[A]: Doorbell

[Q]: Question: How did Edmond ingratiate himself to the Mondegos? If there is no answer, please output "Insufficient information to provide an answer.". Movie title: The Count of Monte Cristo Context: In 1815, Edmond Dantes, Second Mate of a French merchant vessel, and his friend Fernand Mondego, representative of the shipping company, seek medical help at Elba for their ailing captain. Napoleon Bonaparte, having kept his guardians from killing the pair, exchanges his physician's services with Edmond for the delivery of a letter to a Monsieur Clarion. In Marseille, the company owner Morrell commends Edmond for his bravery, promoting him to captain over First Mate Danglars, who gave Edmond explicit orders not to land at Elba. Edmond states his intention to marry his girlfriend, Mercedes, whom Fernand lusts after. Fernand and Danglars inform on Edmond, concerning the letter Fernand saw Napoleon hand him, to the city's Magistrate, Villefort, who has Edmond arrested. Villefort prepares to exonerate Edmond until he learns the letter is addressed to his father, a Bonapartist; he burns the letter and orders Edmond locked up in Chateau d'If. Edmond escapes, and turns to Fernand for help, but Fernand holds him up and turns him over to the pursuing gendarmes. Edmond is consigned to the island prison and its sadistic warden, Armand Dorleac. Villefort has Fernand assassinate his father in exchange for persuading Mercedes that Edmond has been executed for treason and that she should take comfort in Fernand. Six years later, Edmond is startled in his cell by an eruption in the ground; another prisoner, Abbe Faria, has dug an escape tunnel. For seven years Faria educates Edmond in all facets of scholarship, including swordplay, in exchange for his help in digging a new escape route. Faria dies in a tunnel cave-in; before expiring he reveals a map to a treasure that Napoleon had imprisoned him for when he refused to produce it. Edmond escapes by switching himself for the priest's body in the body bag, and is thrown into the sea, pulling Dorleac along with him, whom he drowns. Edmond encounters a band of pirates preparing to execute a fellow, Jacopo; their leader, Luigi Vampa, decides justice, and...
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Rescuing their son