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Given scene/plot descriptions from movies or TV shows, and given a specific question about the scene, summarize the question into a title
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In Person of Interest, in "The Day The World Went Away", Finch's cover identity is exposed after he visited a cafe he brought Grace to. How did Samaritan establish the link between Professor Whistler and Harold Finch? As far as I know, Samaritan knows: A person who looks like Finch used to come to the cafe A person who looks like Finch used to order the same thing That, to me, is not enough to conclusively prove that Professor Whistler is indeed Harold Finch. What other information could Samaritan possibly possess to help it expose Finch's cover identity? Was it the fact that Finch was talking to The Machine?
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How did Finch's cover identity get blown?

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In the movie Baby Driver, in the Coffee Run scene, some of the lyrics of the song are plastered in graffiti on the walls while the main character walks to the coffee shop. Has this ever done before or was Edgar Wright the one who created it?
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Has this "lyrics with song" style of scene ever been done?

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In Spider-Man 2 (2004), Peter Parker gives up being Spider-Man at some point during the movie, because of certain things happening. Later during the movie, he decides to pick up his Spider-Man responsibilities again, and while standing on a rooftop, getting ready to do his thing, he psyches himself up with the following words: "Strong focus on what I want". So now what I don't understand is what is he referring to when he says that? Because what he really wants is Mary-Jane, but he can't have her because she will always be in danger of his enemies (a choice he himself made). Actual question: What does Spider-Man want, other than Mary-Jane?
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What does Peter Parker want in Spider-Man 2 (2004)?