Q: Generate a question that has the following answer: Banker & Squire Rufus Stebbins for the following movie plot: It's 1895 in Maple City, where champion horse harness racer and livery stable owner, Hank Armstrong (Russell Simpson), is well-known. Hank's prize mare, Sloe Eyes, wins all her races and Hank is popular and prosperous as a result.Sloe Eyes racing days come to an end when she becomes pregnant and gives birth to a foal, named "Bright Eyes." Unfortunately, Sloe Eyes is unable to survive the strain of giving birth and she dies, leaving Hank heartbroken, but dedicated to raising and caring for Bright Eyes.When the inventor of the new "horseless carriage," Elmer Hays (E. H. Calvert), comes to Maple City and makes a presentation about his invention, Hank is outwardly skeptical. Inwardly, he resents the attention that the new machine is attracting, and he's secretly worried that the machine might possibly replace his beloved horses.Banker & Squire Rufus Stebbins, the richest man in town, also becomes the first to buy one of the new cars (Douglas Gerrard). With several passengers riding along, he fires up the vehicle and with a flash of flame and cloud of smoke, he takes off down Main Street, with hundreds of excited citizens chasing along and cheering wildly. Stebbins didn't do any practice driving beforehand, so he has trouble controlling the car and crashes through several fences and scares numerous horses along the way. Eventually, he drives right off a high bluff, crashing the car into the river below. It doesn't appear as though anyone was seriously hurt.One of the local men working on his new car is belittled by Hank, who also challenges the man to a race. Hank asserts that his horse, Bright Eyes, could easily defeat the man's car in a one lap race around the local track. Bright Eyes and Hank do win the race, but only because the man's car experienced some mechanical issues during the race. All the spectators rushed in afterwards to look at the car, and not to congratulate Bright Eyes.Hank's son, Bob (Charles Emmett Mack), was never particularly interested in his father's horses, but he is highly enthusiastic...
A: Who mocks Elmer Hays?

Q: Generate a question that has the following answer: Provide backup to Chun Li to take down Bison for the following movie plot: The movie opens with Chun Li narrating her experience growing up aspiring to be a concert pianist. As a child, she moves from San Francisco to Hong Kong with her family. There, along with piano, she learns Wushu from her father, Xiang, who is a well connected businessman. One night, her home is attacked by Bison and his henchman. Chun Li's father fights them off until Balrog grabs a hold of a young Chun Li, forcing him to surrender. As Bison and his men are leaving with Xiang, Chun Li's mother tries to stop them. Balrog just punches her.Years later, Chun Li grows up and becomes a talented concert pianist. At the end of one of her concerts, she receives a scroll written in Ancient Chinese text. On her way home, she sees a mysterious homeless man getting assaulted by street thugs. After the thugs leave, Chun Li tends to him and notices a spiderweb tattoo on his hand. Meanwhile, Xiang is shown working for Bison as a prisoner. In return for his services, he is allowed to view pictures of his daughter all grown up. Back home, Chun Li's mother finally loses her battle to cancer as Chun Li and her servants mourn her loss at a funeralElsewhere, we see Nash and Maya investigating a murder of several heads of criminal syndicate families in Bangkok. Chun Li on the side is meeting with a wise old lady in town who studies the scroll and tells her to find a man named Gen in Bangkok, revealing to her an image of the same spiderweb she saw tattooed on the homeless man's hand. With a new goal in mind, Chun Li leaves her home and heads to Bangkok. After weeks of searching for Gen without any luck, she sees a man being assaulted in an alley by thugs. Chun Li comes to his rescue and fights them. After a long battle ended by finishing them with a Bike Rack Drop Ultra move, Chun Li collapses in exhaustion. There, we see Gen pick her up to take her to his home.Gen tells Chun Li that he knows how to find her father and that Bison has him, but that she also needs anger management. In response, she goes to an internet cafe and logs...
A: What is Nash asked to do ?

Q: Generate a question that has the following answer: The Big Bang for the following movie plot: At Stephen Hawking's 21st birthday party he meets a new friend, Jane Wilde. There is a strong attraction between the two and Jane is intrigued by Stephen's talk of stars and the universe, but realises that there is something very wrong with Stephen when he suddenly finds that he is unable to stand up. A stay in hospital results in a horrifying diagnosis. Stephen is suffering from motor neurone disease and doctors don't expect him to survive for more than two years. Stephen returns to Cambridge where the new term has started without him. But he cannot hide from the reality of his condition through work because he can't find a subject for his PhD. While his colleagues throw themselves into academic and college life, Stephen's life seems to have been put on hold. He rejects the help of his supervisor Dennis Sciama and sinks into a depression. It is only Stephen's occasional meetings with Jane and her faith in him that seem to keep him afloat. The prevailing theory in cosmology at the time is Steady State, which argues that the universe had no beginning it has always existed, and always will and Steady State is dominated by Professor Fred Hoyle, a plain-speaking Yorkshireman, and one of the first science TV pundits. Stephen gets an early glimpse of a paper by Hoyle that is to be presented at a Royal Society lecture. He works through the calculations, identifies a mistake, and publicly confronts Hoyle after the great man has finished speaking. The row causes a stir in the department but, more importantly, it seems to give Stephen the confidence to get started on his own work. At almost the same time Stephen is introduced to a new way of thinking about his subject by another physicist, Roger Penrose. Topology is an approach that uses concepts of shape rather than equations to think about the nature of the universe, and this proves to be the perfect tool for Stephen, who is starting to find it very difficult to write. Penrose's great passion is the fate of dying stars. When a star comes to the end of its...
A:
What is the subject matter he studies