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

[Q]: Hi, I would like to know about Alaska.
Alaska is located in the Northwest corner of North America, it is not part of the continental US. Alaska shares borders with the Pacific Ocean, Canada, the Bering Strait, and the Arctic Ocean.
Awesome, could you tell me anything about how Alaska got it's name?
The name was introduced in the Russian colonial period, at the time it was referred to as the Alaska Peninsula
Could you tell me about some of the cities and towns in Alaska?
Alaska has a total of 355 cities. Anchorage and Juneau rank as 2 of the largest cities in the US by area
Do they have any organized boroughs in Alaska?
Yes, but they also have an area called the Unorganized Borough
Could you give me anymore facts on the cities or towns in Alaska?
Their most populated city is Anchorage, which is home to 278,000 people
Wow, could you tell me more about the Unorganized Borough in Alaska?
I do not know much else about them, but I can tell you that Alaska has a longer coastline than all other US states combined
Thanks!
My pleasure
[A]: Alaska

[Q]: Hi, what can you tell me about Dominica?
What type of information would you like to know? Demographics? History? Culture?
Well, I've never heard of Dominica before, so I'd appreciate starting with the basics... where it is and whatnot.
So then geography it is! Its located between Guadeloupe and Martinique. Its capital is Roseau. Another main town is Portsmoth and nearly 70,000 people live on the island!
So Dominica is an island? What's its culture like?
Yes it is an island nation in the Caribbean Sea! Both the French and British tried to claim the island and imported slaves from Africa!
So is there a lot of African culture influences?
From what I have, it doesnt look like thats the case. But Im not seeing much info regarding that specific topic.
Ok. Do you know about its media?
Not much info really on that besides that Dominca is most famously depicted in Jean Rhys' classic prequel to "Jane Eyre", "Wide Sargasso Sea".
Alright. Do you have any more info regarding that? Or if not, then the culture?
I do not. Sorry. In 2007, the 11th annual World Creole Festival was held as part of the island's celebration of independence from Great Britain.
Okay, well thanks for the help.
You got it!
[A]: Dominica

[Q]: Can you help me with some information about North Sea please?
Many areas have access to the North Sea because of its long coastline and the European rivers that empty into it.
What were the Names given to North Sea?
"Noordzee" was a name used by the Dutch, probably in relation to the Zuideraee ("South Sea"), located south of Frisia.
Noordzee to North Sea. Interesting! Would you have anymore interesting facts about its names?
Before the adoption of "North Sea," it was named the "German Sea" or "German Ocean" which were references to their Latin counterparts, "Mare Gemanicum" and "Oceanus Germanicus."
German Ocean, would Germans have any relevance in its history?
Yes, when the Romans abandoned Britain in 410, the Germanic Angles, Saxons, and Jutes began the next great migration across the North Sea during the Migration Period.
I see. Is this true in present times? Would you have information how Germany has contributed to history or the like?
As the North Sea is the only outlet for Germany, the sea has continued to be strategically important especially during both World Wars.
This is great info! Thank you so much.
Your Welcome!
[A]:
North Sea