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During the Anglo-French War (162729), which involved suppression of the Protestant rebels of La Rochelle, Cardinal Richelieu continues the machinations he began in The Three Musketeers by ordering the Count de Rochefort to kidnap Constance Bonancieux, dressmaker to the Queen of France. The evil Milady de Winter, who wants revenge on junior musketeer d'Artagnan, seduces him to keep him occupied. He soon discovers her true nature, however, and also that she was once married to his fellow musketeer Athos, who had supposedly killed her after discovering that she was a branded criminal.The trio of musketeers Athos, Porthos, and Aramis rescue Constance from imprisonment in Rochefort's abode of Saint Cloud and take her to safety in the convent of Armentieres. De Winter sends d'Artagnan poisoned wine and a note intended to trick him into thinking that the trio have been imprisoned for drunkenness. On his way to bail them out, d'Artagnan is attacked by Rochefort and his men. The trio join the fight, and Rochefort flees. One of his men is captured and tortured for information, revealing that Richelieu is going to the Dovecote Inn near La Rochelle, but then drinks the poisoned wine and dies, revealing de Winter's trap. The trio then proceed to the inn where they spy on Richelieu. The Cardinal orders de Winter to threaten the Duke of Buckingham with exposure of his affair with the Queen, to discourage him from sending a relief force to aid the rebels; she is to kill the Duke if he does not comply. In return, de Winter asks for a warrant, so she can kill d'Artagnan and Constance. Richelieu reluctantly signs one, wording it in a way that leaves no evidence against himself.After revealing himself to de Winter, Athos takes the death warrant from her and later tells d'Artagnan of the plot. D'Artagnan sends his servant Planchet to warn the Duke. In England, de Winter asks Buckingham not to help the rebels, but he refuses. De Winter tries to assassinate him, but she is captured. Buckingham has his servant Felton lock her away in the Tower of London, but she seduces Felton and convinces him that Buckingham is his enemy. Felton helps her to escape and return to France, then murders Buckingham before Planchet can warn him. Soon after, La Rochelle surrenders.Rochefort and de Winter are still intent on killing d'Artagnan and Constance. With a force of guards, they occupy the convent at Armentieres and battle all four musketeers when they arrive. While Rochefort and his men hold the musketeers at bay, de Winter strangles Constance. Athos captures de Winter; D'Artagnan duels Rochefort and apparently kills him with a lunge through the chest (though it is revealed in the sequel The Return of the Musketeers that he actually survived the wound). The four musketeers sentence de Winter to death by beheading, and they hire an executioner to carry out the punishment. Afterward, they are arrested by the Cardinal's guards.Richelieu charges d'Artagnan with murder for killing a valuable servant of the State, but d'Artagnan shows him the signed death warrant which, due to its ambiguous phrasing, appears to authorize d'Artagnan's actions. Utterly defeated and quite impressed at d'Artagnan's achievement, the Cardinal offers him a commission for either him or one of his three friends to become an officer. Athos, Porthos, and Aramis all reject it, and d'Artagnan is promoted to Lieutenant of the Musketeers.
Question: how many friends become officer?, Answer: three

Arthur (Russell Brand) is a drunken playboy who revels in party and drinking. On the way to a dress party, he and Bitterman (Luis Guzman) dress as Batman and Robin, get arrested, then bail out everyone from jail.The next day, Hobson (Helen Mirren) cleans up after Arthur and kicks out various hookers. Hobson nannies Arthur, trying to keep him sober. She takes him to see his mother Vivienne (Geraldine James), who tells him he must marry Susan Johnson (Jennifer Garner) to stabilize the family business. Arthur proceeds to spend money as fast as possible, then bumps into Naomi (Greta Gerwig). They share a moment, and Arthur asks to see her again, but he still has to marry Susan.He goes to ask Susan's father Burt (Nick Nolte) for her hand in marriage. Burt approves, only because he thinks Susan will straighten him out. Arthur goes to dinner with Susan, and she begins to manipulate him. Arthur refuses to abide by the decision, and he clears out Grand Central Station to have dinner with Naomi (Pez). She's impressed by his wealth, but prefers simple fun. She takes him to her house to have dinner - canned pasta - and they bond. Atrhur enourages Naomi to write the story she's been working on. Susan finds out and works to destroy the relationship with Naomi. Naomi also tries to make friends with Hobson.Arthur decides to get a job, and goes to an AA meeting. Hobson stands up and describes Arthur's life at the meeting, embarassing him. Arthur explains his situation to Naomi, and she throws him out.Arthur prepares for the wedding, but Hobson begins to see how miserable he is. She goes to Vivienne to plead for Arthur, then goes to Naomi and tells her Arthur loves her. Hobson falls ill, and Arthur and Naomi share concern over her. Naomi tells Arthur that her book was bought, but Susan intrudes and tells her that Arthur coerced the purchase; she gets angry and leaves.Arthur starts to care for Hobson, feeding her canned pasta at first, but gradually improving, remaining sober. He finds out that Hobson has made sacrifices for him, and she passes away. Arthur is devastated, and starts drinking again.The wedding day arrives. Arthur finds a note from Hobson, telling him to go to Naomi. Arthur refuses to get married, and Susan yells that she needs to marry him to take control of the company. Arthur renounces his wealth and leaves the chapel, stripping nearly naked. He visits Naomi, but she spurns him. He goes to church and stops drinking. He finds Naomi's new book and sees it was dedicated to him. He visits her and apologizes for his behavior. They kiss, and he tells her his mother has forgiven him and they leave together - in the Batmobile.
Question: How did Naomi and Arthur leave together?, Answer: In the Batmobile

The story begins in the 1940s, when young Sammy Ayers and his mother have to go on a bus trip. Mrs Ayers won't tell her little boy what its all about, wishing to surprise him, and tells him to keep silent for the trip; her dutiful son obeys. En route, Mrs Ayers gets off the bus for a rest stop, but is abducted, raped and murdered. The bus continues on, with Sammy on board...The bus eventually arrives in the small town of Barrington, Georgia. Sammy is the only one on board, and is picked up by the bus station owner Norm Jenkins. The garrulous bus driver believes that because Sammy didn't speak a word he's deaf and dumb, and communicates this to Norm; Sammy decides to go along with this to maintain security. He is able to maintain the facade when Tolliver Tynan, the spoilt son of the richest man in Barrington, bursts a bomb in the town square; Sammy sees it coming and makes no reaction when it blows, furthering the impression of his deafness. Sammy waits for his mother to arrive, but there is no sign of her. Eventually, Norm decides to give the boy a home at the station.Sammy lives in the bus station for twenty years, becoming a town handyman. He acts as an unofficial son to Norm as well to Norm's neighbor, cafe owner Lucille. He also develops a secret love for Tolliver's sister Tallassee. His deafness means people can tell him anything and it'll be safe with him; he has thus picked up many secrets over the years. Amongst these secrets is that Tallassee was adopted by the Tynan family, and that sometimes moonshine alcohol is hidden in the baptismal font at the Barrington church.Meanwhile, Tolliver Tynan has grown up to become even more insufferable, and is getting a mere pittance from his family, namely his late father, due to his arrogant and exorbitant ways. He engages in various money-making schemes that all fail, and one in particular lands him in debt so much, he comes up with another one and enlists Sammy's cooperation (he knows everything but doesn't know what to do about it).Tolliver befriends the Reverend Ray Pruitt, a priest newly arrived in Barrington who wants to earn respect amongst the people. Barrington gets an idea to burn all the records of Dickie Devil, a popular musician of the time whose name is shocking most of the then-conservative United States. This event is meant to involve only Barrington, but Tolliver spreads word across the state and talks almost everyone into coming to Barrington. This turns the smalltown community into a Woodstock-level camp, with Lucille becoming swamped with customers and Pruitt completely bewildered at all the people he has brought.The record burning takes place at the Barrington church amidst music and fireworks, with Tolliver looking to make a ton of cash out of the event (and only a bit of it to go to Pruitt). Then the church catches fire, and the alcohol hidden in the font only intensifies the blaze. Panic reigns supreme amongst the people gathered there, and a shocked Tolliver makes a getaway from the unwanted and unplanned fire. Some people get caught in the church, and Pruitt risks his life to rescue them and get them out.Revered Pruitt is hailed as a hero, and now enjoys a great deal of popularity and respect amongst the citizens of Barrington. Tolliver however ends up in court for embezzling church funds. He expects to get off easily, especially when Sammy is called to the stand. But Sammy finally decides to speak out at the trial, shocking everyone around him.Norm is a little upset that Sammy kept silent to him, but reveals some secrets of his own. He had actually been tracing the whereabouts of Sammy's mother, feeling obliged to do so for Sammy's sake. He had inspected Sammy's suitcase and found special documents that he now makes public: a statement from Mr. Tynan that states he had sired Sammy and names him as an heir to his fortune. In a twist of irony, his mother had been heading to Barrington to claim this inheritance, but she never made it and he never got anything for two decades.The story ends with Sammy leaving Barrington to begin a new life in St. Louis, with Tallassee joining him.
Question: What does Sammy listen to?, Answer: <No Answer>