Question: I was discussing San Francisco and the film " Sweet November " with a friend last night . As invariable as the discussion and it 's link with San Francisco and the films theme of " Love " , it caused me to think about the critics terrible review of it . Though I have not seen the original ( which is supposedly intolerably better ) , I still believe that the film is a fantastic postmodern love story . As the critics disagree , and I believe in protest through pacifism , I am unable to physically assault the critics and blow up their houses , complete with scalping .
Answer: Answer: They seem to like romance movies .

Question: She followed a step behind him , her hand gripping his tight . She was afraid if she let go , she would not be able to come back from this . She could cope with most things ; it was her defense mechanism for things that were beyond her control : aliens , talking gorillas , evil boy bands , and vampire puppets alike . But this ... this was different .
Answer: Answer: A teenager

Question: Please . " Dean looks away , eyes wet and Sam just nods and takes the money from him , slips it into his pocket , unsure of what to say , but Dean does n't leave him the opportunity to say anything before he hurries from the room . The next day Dean drives Sam to the bus station , the car is filled with a palpable silence so thick Sam feels like he 's suffocating . Words unsaid hang in the air between them as they both pretend they 're fine .
Answer: Answer: They 're protecting each other .

Question: But I did get to talk to my Auntie Alice . I love that woman . For all the relatives I ' ve been hurt or disappointed by , she is the shining light in the darkness along with Auntie Jenny .
Answer:
Answer: I am talking about a family member that I enjoy .