Please answer this: Please answer the following question about this movie plot. If it's un-answerable, please output "No answer". Question: Who is a gypsy puppeteer? Movie plot title: The Hunchback of Notre Dame Movie plot: On a street in Paris, during the Middle Ages, a Gypsy named Clopin performs puppet shows for children. Before starting his next show, he draws attention to the bells ringing in the nearby Cathedral of Notre Dame. He offers to tell the tale of the mysterious bell-ringer--who he is, and how he came to the cathedral:Twenty years ago, on a cold winter night, four Gypsies sneaked into Paris on a hired riverboat; the Gypsies were persecuted in Paris (and possibly all over France), so the only way to enter the city without being arrested was to sneak in. These particular Gypsies consisted of two men, one woman, and her child (it is implied that one of the men was the husband and father to the last two mentioned). Upon landing, however, the group was ambushed and arrested.The man leading the arrest was Judge Claude Frollo, the Minister of Justice. He is the primary instigator of the persecution and oppression against the Gypsies in Paris, claiming that their ways will corrupt the other citizens. He arrested the men, but when he ordered his troops to take the bundle in the woman's arms (mistakenly assuming them to be stolen goods), she ran. Though he was on horseback, she outmaneuvered him by using shortcuts too small for his horse. She made it to the doors of the Cathedral of Notre Dame to claim sanctuary, but because it was nighttime the doors were locked. Before they could be opened, Frollo caught up with her. He wrested the bundle from her grasp, kicking her while doing so; she fell back and hit her head on the stone steps, which killed her.The baby started to cry. When Frollo pulled back the cloth surrounding him, he gasped in horror, proclaiming the baby to be a monster (the baby is never shown). He nearly dropped the infant down a well, but he was stopped by the Archdeacon of the cathedral, who condemned his killing of the woman and his attempt to kill the baby. Though Frollo tried to justify his actions, deceiving himself, the Archdeacon reminded him that God, the angels, etc, are fully aware of what he had...
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Answer: Esmeralda

Problem: Please answer the following question about this movie plot. If it's un-answerable, please output "No answer". Question: who kills the Seamstress, and rescues 7? Movie plot title: 9 Movie plot: 9 is a sentient rag doll who appears to be the scientist last creation and the last of his kind, living in the ruins of a decaying, post-apocalyptic Earth. He is first seen making simple constructs out of refuse a swinging armature of scrap metal, an upright book with string tied around it, and a dummy rag doll full of tar, though the purpose behind these things is unclear at first. Hunting 9 relentlessly is the Cat Beast, a mechanical monster wearing a cat's skull for a head. It appears to be guided by a small glowing talisman which it holds in its claws. Sitting quietly, 9 stares into the mirrored surface of his own strange talisman and has a flashback. In the flashback, 9 searches the ruins with his mentor 5, a one-eyed rag doll. They gather useful bits and pieces and store them in the cloth linings of their own skin. With 9's help, 5 is able to salvage a light bulb and operate it using pieces of wire. 5 gives the functional bulb to 9 for safe-keeping. Almost immediately after, 5 draws the mirrored talisman from inside his chest. It glows green, warning of danger. 5 gives the talisman to 9 then pushes him into cover. Extending a homemade folding spear, 5 steps out to confront the threat. But the Cat Beast circles behind him and snatches him up with a metal pincer, shearing off his right arm. Though he struggles, 5 can not break free, and the Cat Beast sucks 5's soul out through his mouth using its talisman leaving 5 lifeless. Horrified, 9 escapes in panic, almost giving away his location to the Cat Beast by scraping the light bulb against a rock. 9 is woken from the memory by the warning green glow of the mirrored talisman. Taking the light bulb, which he has attached to the end of a staff, 9 flees into a ruined house. The Cat Beast follows and we see that it has not just taken the other rag dolls' souls: it also wears their numbered skins like a garment. The number 5 shows prominently on its back. The Beast pounces on what it thinks is 9, but which turns out to be a marionette the dummy created...

A: 9

Q: Please answer the following question about this movie plot. If it's un-answerable, please output "No answer". Question: On what day did Sam make a sizable deposit into his bank account? Movie plot title: In the Heat of the Night Movie plot: Phillip Colbert, a wealthy industrialist from Chicago is constructing a factory in Sparta, Mississippi. One night, when driving back into town (after a meeting in the plantation home of one of Sparta's leading citizens, a Mr. Arthur Endicott), to the hotel where he and his wife are staying during the plant's construction; he's murdered. His body is found on the pavement at the front of an alley's entrance onto, Sparta's Main Street. Sparta Policeman Sam Wood discovers the body, during his motor patrol of Sparta, on the second-half of the first shift (11:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m.), about 3:30 a.m. White police Chief Bill Gillespie (Rod Steiger) arrives on the scene where the body has been discovered and begins by taking direct charge of the investigation. A local undertaker and free-lance photographer, have been summoned to the scene to assist the police; to take photographs, and do their best to support the beginning of the investigation. The undertaker tells Gillespie (crucially incorrectly), that it is his immediate guesstimate, that the death has occurred no more than a couple of hours earlier, than the time of the body's discovery by Wood, between say, 12:30 and 01:30 a.m. Gillespie is also told by Wood that his patrol; overall has been quiet, without incident, and with no one seen ("I mean not even a cat", is his quote). But Gillespie, speculating that the crime may have been committed by a transient (and having been wrongly advised of the probable time of death; as being no more than a couple of hours earlier), orders Wood to go back on his patrol and verify that the pool hall is closed (its hours had it open until 12:30 a.m.); the streets and alleyways are clear; and that the train and bus depots, are cleared as well. Officer Wood in rechecking the train depot (where the ticket, freight, and baggage offices are all closed, and the station is unmanned); finds (in the still open waiting room), an African-American northerner Virgil Tibbs (Sidney Poitier), sitting quietly with his luggage, and in a business suit...
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