| QUESTIONID | ENTITYONE | RELATION | ENTITYTWO | SENTENCES | NO OF SENTENCES |
| 130055 | 'Major Duncan Heyward' | 'tries to convert' | 'Magua' | '[Three days later, Major Duncan Heyward, Hawkeye, Munro, and the Mohicans discover Magua's trail and begin to pursue the villain., Munro's daughters Alice Munro and Cora Munro set out from Fort Edward to visit their father, escorted through the dangerous forest by Major Duncan Heyward and guided by an Indian named Magua., When Major Duncan Heyward tries to convert Magua to the English side, the Huron reveals that he seeks revenge on Munro for past humiliation and proposes to free Alice Munro if Cora Munro will marry him.]' | '3' |
| 130058 | 'Arnold Baffin' | 'begs' | 'Julian Baffin' | '[Arnold Baffin finds them later that night and begs Julian Baffin to leave., He believes that Arnold Baffin stole Julian Baffin away in the night., Rachel Baffin tells Bradley Pearson that Julian Baffin left him freely because she learned of Bradley Pearson's recent sexual encounter with Rachel Baffin (Rachel Baffin had described the encounter in a letter that Arnold Baffin delivered).]' | '3' |
| 130058 | 'Arnold Baffin' | 'stole away' | 'Julian Baffin' | '[Arnold Baffin finds them later that night and begs Julian Baffin to leave., He believes that Arnold Baffin stole Julian Baffin away in the night., Rachel Baffin tells Bradley Pearson that Julian Baffin left him freely because she learned of Bradley Pearson's recent sexual encounter with Rachel Baffin (Rachel Baffin had described the encounter in a letter that Arnold Baffin delivered).]' | '3' |
| 130059 | 'Darl Bundren' | 'sardonically reassures' | 'Jewel' | '[Darl Bundren, who narrates much of this first section, returns with Jewel a few days later, and the presence of buzzards over their house lets them know their mother is dead., On seeing this sign, Darl Bundren sardonically reassures Jewel, who is widely perceived as ungrateful and uncaring, that he can be sure his beloved horse is not dead.]' | '2' |
| 130062 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'takes a pill to' | 'Winnie Richards' | '[Babette evades both Denise's and Jack Gladney's inquiries, so Jack Gladney takes a pill to Winnie Richards, a scientist at College-on-the-Hill., After analyzing the pill, Winnie Richards tells Jack Gladney that the drug is an incredibly advanced kind of psychopharmaceutical., On his way home from campus, Jack Gladney runs into Winnie Richards, who tells him that she read an article on the project manager responsible for Dylar.]' | '3' |
| 130062 | 'Winnie Richards' | 'tells' | 'Jack Gladney' | '[Babette evades both Denise's and Jack Gladney's inquiries, so Jack Gladney takes a pill to Winnie Richards, a scientist at College-on-the-Hill., After analyzing the pill, Winnie Richards tells Jack Gladney that the drug is an incredibly advanced kind of psychopharmaceutical., On his way home from campus, Jack Gladney runs into Winnie Richards, who tells him that she read an article on the project manager responsible for Dylar.]' | '3' |
| 130062 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'runs into' | 'Winnie Richards' | '[Babette evades both Denise's and Jack Gladney's inquiries, so Jack Gladney takes a pill to Winnie Richards, a scientist at College-on-the-Hill., After analyzing the pill, Winnie Richards tells Jack Gladney that the drug is an incredibly advanced kind of psychopharmaceutical., On his way home from campus, Jack Gladney runs into Winnie Richards, who tells him that she read an article on the project manager responsible for Dylar.]' | '3' |
| 130063 | 'Theseus' | 'then leads a charge to kill' | 'Asterion' | '[The next day, Asterion tries to fix the bull-dance and have Theseus killed., He saves her, and then Theseus leads a charge into the remnants of the Palace to kill Asterion, with the native Cretan Captains supporting them.]' | '2' |
| 130066 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'loves very much' | 'Babette' | '[Jack Gladney loves Babette very much, taking great comfort in her honesty and openness and what he sees as her reassuring solidness and domesticity., Babette evades both Denise's and Jack Gladney's inquiries, so Jack Gladney takes a pill to Winnie Richards, a scientist at College-on-the-Hill., Jack Gladney finally confronts Babette about the pills., In return, Jack Gladney confesses to Babette about his fatal Nyodene D. exposure., His fear of death now greater than ever, Jack Gladney goes in search of Babette's remaining Dylar pills, only to find that Denise has thrown them all away.]' | '5' |
| 130066 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'evades Jack Gladney 's inquiries in' | 'Babette' | '[Jack Gladney loves Babette very much, taking great comfort in her honesty and openness and what he sees as her reassuring solidness and domesticity., Babette evades both Denise's and Jack Gladney's inquiries, so Jack Gladney takes a pill to Winnie Richards, a scientist at College-on-the-Hill., Jack Gladney finally confronts Babette about the pills., In return, Jack Gladney confesses to Babette about his fatal Nyodene D. exposure., His fear of death now greater than ever, Jack Gladney goes in search of Babette's remaining Dylar pills, only to find that Denise has thrown them all away.]' | '5' |
| 130066 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'evades both Denise 's in' | 'Babette' | '[Jack Gladney loves Babette very much, taking great comfort in her honesty and openness and what he sees as her reassuring solidness and domesticity., Babette evades both Denise's and Jack Gladney's inquiries, so Jack Gladney takes a pill to Winnie Richards, a scientist at College-on-the-Hill., Jack Gladney finally confronts Babette about the pills., In return, Jack Gladney confesses to Babette about his fatal Nyodene D. exposure., His fear of death now greater than ever, Jack Gladney goes in search of Babette's remaining Dylar pills, only to find that Denise has thrown them all away.]' | '5' |
| 130066 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'finally confronts' | 'Babette' | '[Jack Gladney loves Babette very much, taking great comfort in her honesty and openness and what he sees as her reassuring solidness and domesticity., Babette evades both Denise's and Jack Gladney's inquiries, so Jack Gladney takes a pill to Winnie Richards, a scientist at College-on-the-Hill., Jack Gladney finally confronts Babette about the pills., In return, Jack Gladney confesses to Babette about his fatal Nyodene D. exposure., His fear of death now greater than ever, Jack Gladney goes in search of Babette's remaining Dylar pills, only to find that Denise has thrown them all away.]' | '5' |
| 130066 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'confesses to' | 'Babette' | '[Jack Gladney loves Babette very much, taking great comfort in her honesty and openness and what he sees as her reassuring solidness and domesticity., Babette evades both Denise's and Jack Gladney's inquiries, so Jack Gladney takes a pill to Winnie Richards, a scientist at College-on-the-Hill., Jack Gladney finally confronts Babette about the pills., In return, Jack Gladney confesses to Babette about his fatal Nyodene D. exposure., His fear of death now greater than ever, Jack Gladney goes in search of Babette's remaining Dylar pills, only to find that Denise has thrown them all away.]' | '5' |
| 130069 | 'Tia' | 'be only companion of' | 'Antoinette' | '[Antoinette's only companion, Tia, the daughter of a servant, turns against her unexpectedly., As the family flees the house, Antoinette runs desperately towards Tia and her mother., Tia throws a jagged rock at Antoinette, cutting her forehead and drawing blood.]' | '3' |
| 130079 | 'Julian Baffin' | 'tells Bradley Pearson in' | 'Rachel Baffin' | '[Rachel Baffin tells Bradley Pearson that Julian Baffin left him freely because she learned of Bradley Pearson's recent sexual encounter with Rachel Baffin (Rachel Baffin had described the encounter in a letter that Arnold Baffin delivered).]' | '1' |
| 130081 | 'Codi' | 'also tells' | 'Loyd Peregrina' | '[As the two women talk, Codi's high school relationship with Loyd Peregrina is revealed., At the age of fifteen, Codi became pregnant with and then miscarried Loyd Peregrina's child., Loyd Peregrina, a Native American who grew up on the nearby Reservation, is ready to establish a serious and committed relationship, but Codi is not ready to imagine herself as staying in one place or loving only one person., Codi also tells Loyd Peregrina about his child that she lost., In the last chapter, we see that a year later, Doc Homer is dead, and Codi, still teaching at the high school, is again pregnant by Loyd Peregrina.]' | '5' |
| 130083 | 'Antoinette' | 'narrates Part Three from England , where she is locked away in a garret room in her husband 's house' | 'Grace Poole' | '[Antoinette has a recurring dream about taking Grace Poole's keys and exploring the house's downstairs quarters., Antoinette narrates Part Three from England, where she is locked away in a garret room in her husband's house, under the watch of a servant, Grace Poole., A hidden captive, Antoinette has no sense of time or place; she does not even believe she is in England when Grace Poole tells her so.]' | '3' |
| 130089 | 'Miss Havisham' | 'intends to marry him to' | 'Estella' | '[He even hopes that Miss Havisham intends to make him a gentleman and marry him to Estella, but his hopes are dashed when, after months of regular visits to Satis House, Miss Havisham decides to help him become a common laborer in his family's business., that Miss Havisham is his secret benefactor and that the old woman intends for him to marry Estella.]' | '2' |
| 130089 | 'Miss Havisham' | 'to marry him to' | 'Estella' | '[He even hopes that Miss Havisham intends to make him a gentleman and marry him to Estella, but his hopes are dashed when, after months of regular visits to Satis House, Miss Havisham decides to help him become a common laborer in his family's business., that Miss Havisham is his secret benefactor and that the old woman intends for him to marry Estella.]' | '2' |
| 130093 | 'Julian Baffin' | 'has been pestering' | 'Bradley Pearson' | '[After leaving their house, Bradley Pearson runs into the Baffins' twenty-year-old daughter, Julian Baffin, by the subway station., Julian Baffin has been pestering Bradley Pearson to teach her about Hamlet and arrives one day for a tutorial., When Julian Baffin sneaks away from her parents' house, she and Bradley Pearson meet and leave for his rented cottage., On their first day away, Julian Baffin entertains romantic fantasies about marrying Bradley Pearson., Rachel Baffin tells Bradley Pearson that Julian Baffin left him freely because she learned of Bradley Pearson's recent sexual encounter with Rachel Baffin (Rachel Baffin had described the encounter in a letter that Arnold Baffin delivered)., A few days later, Bradley Pearson receives a letter from Julian Baffin.]' | '6' |
| 130093 | 'Bradley Pearson' | 'A few days later receives from' | 'Julian Baffin' | '[After leaving their house, Bradley Pearson runs into the Baffins' twenty-year-old daughter, Julian Baffin, by the subway station., Julian Baffin has been pestering Bradley Pearson to teach her about Hamlet and arrives one day for a tutorial., When Julian Baffin sneaks away from her parents' house, she and Bradley Pearson meet and leave for his rented cottage., On their first day away, Julian Baffin entertains romantic fantasies about marrying Bradley Pearson., Rachel Baffin tells Bradley Pearson that Julian Baffin left him freely because she learned of Bradley Pearson's recent sexual encounter with Rachel Baffin (Rachel Baffin had described the encounter in a letter that Arnold Baffin delivered)., A few days later, Bradley Pearson receives a letter from Julian Baffin.]' | '6' |
| 130106 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'Shortly afterward confides in' | 'Murray Jay Siskind' | '[Jack Gladney befriends one of these professors, a former sportswriter named Murray Jay Siskind., Shortly afterward, Jack Gladney confides in Murray Jay Siskind about his acute death fixation.]' | '2' |
| 130117 | 'Hazel' | 'takes advice from' | 'Fiver' | '[Hazel is their leader, and he takes advice from Fiver about where to go., The get three of the four rabbits out, although Hazel is badly injured and thought dead until Fiver goes back and saves him.]' | '2' |
| 130120 | 'Odysseus' | 'to be rescue from' | 'Calypso' | '[Athena also prepares him for a great journey to Pylos and Sparta, where the kings Nestor and Menelaus, Odysseus's companions during the war, inform him that Odysseus is alive and trapped on Calypso's island., On Mount Olympus, Zeus sends Hermes to rescue Odysseus from Calypso., Hermes persuades Calypso to let Odysseus build a ship and leave., Odysseus spends the night describing the fantastic chain of events leading up to his arrival on Calypso's island.]' | '4' |
| 130122 | 'Sohrab' | 'threatens' | 'Assef' | '[Sohrab threatens Assef with his slingshot, and when Assef lunges at him, Sohrab shoots him in the eye, allowing Amir and Sohrab to escape.]' | '1' |
| 130123 | 'Bigwig' | 'Meanwhile faces' | 'General Woundwort' | '[With the help of Kehaar and his own strength and cunning, Bigwig engineers a masterful escape, and the whole groups flees on a boat just as General Woundwort is about to attack them., Meanwhile, Bigwig faces General Woundwort in a tremendous battle., General Woundwort is bigger and stronger than any other rabbit, but Bigwig defeats him, and soon afterward the dog comes and scatters the Efrafan forces.]' | '3' |
| 130125 | 'Curley' | 'finds' | 'Lennie' | '[Once George and Lennie are alone in the bunkhouse, Curley's wife appears and flirts with them., Curley, searching for an easy target for his anger, finds Lennie and picks a fight with him., Lennie crushes Curley's wife hand in the altercation., She notices the cuts on Lennie's face and suspects that he, and not a piece of machinery as Curley claimed, is responsible for hurting her husband.]' | '4' |
| 130127 | 'Albus Dumbledore' | 'meets with' | 'Harry Potter' | '[Albus Dumbledore meets with Harry Potter and gives him wise fatherly advice on the events that have happened.]' | '1' |
| 130130 | 'Bradley Pearson' | 'be anger of' | 'Arnold Baffin' | '[While all of this is happening, Arnold Baffin becomes interested in having an affair with Christian Evansdale and Rachel Baffin becomes interested in sleeping with Bradley Pearson., Despite Rachel Baffin and Arnold Baffin's anger, Bradley Pearson refuses to see that his love is inappropriate., Bradley Pearson is so angry at Rachel Baffin's interference that he spitefully shows her a letter that Arnold Baffin wrote describing Arnold Baffin's love for Christian Evansdale., After arriving at the Baffins' house, Bradley Pearson finds Arnold Baffin dead, having been hit with the same fire poker that once hit Rachel Baffin.]' | '4' |
| 130135 | 'Addie Bundren' | 'be the wife of' | 'Anse Bundren' | '[Addie Bundren, the wife of Anse Bundren and the matriarch of a poor southern family, is very ill, and is expected to die soon., Addie Bundren has made Anse Bundren promise that she will be buried in the town of Jefferson, and though this request is a far more complicated proposition than burying her at home, Anse Bundren's sense of obligation, combined with his desire to buy a set of false teeth, compels him to fulfill Addie Bundren's dying wish.]' | '2' |
| 130136 | 'Pip' | 'decides to go abroad with' | 'Herbert Pocket' | '[In London, Pip befriends a young gentleman named Herbert Pocket and Jaggers's law clerk, Wemmick., Herbert Pocket himself helps Pip learn how to act like a gentleman., When Pip turns twenty-one and begins to receive an income from his fortune, he will secretly help Herbert Pocket buy his way into the business he has chosen for himself., Dolge Orlick is on the verge of killing Pip when Herbert Pocket arrives with a group of friends and saves Pip's life., Pip decides to go abroad with Herbert Pocket to work in the mercantile trade.]' | '5' |
| 130136 | 'Pip' | 'to go abroad with' | 'Herbert Pocket' | '[In London, Pip befriends a young gentleman named Herbert Pocket and Jaggers's law clerk, Wemmick., Herbert Pocket himself helps Pip learn how to act like a gentleman., When Pip turns twenty-one and begins to receive an income from his fortune, he will secretly help Herbert Pocket buy his way into the business he has chosen for himself., Dolge Orlick is on the verge of killing Pip when Herbert Pocket arrives with a group of friends and saves Pip's life., Pip decides to go abroad with Herbert Pocket to work in the mercantile trade.]' | '5' |
| 130139 | 'Ariadne' | 'is so horrifying to' | 'Theseus' | '[The bull-dancers break out of the Bull Court, and get outside of the Palace, and Theseus goes back for Ariadne just as the quake hits., At the feast, Ariadne takes part in the sacrifice of the King, and her role is so horrifying to Theseus that he leaves the island without her.]' | '2' |
| 130143 | 'Colonel Brandon' | 'informs' | 'Elinor Dashwood' | '[Thus,x Edward Ferrars is finally free to propose to his beloved Elinor Dashwood, and not long after, Marianne Dashwood and Colonel Brandon become engaged as well., However, once at Barton Park, Elinor Dashwood and Marianne Dashwood discover many new acquaintances, including the retired officer and bachelor Colonel Brandon, and the gallant and impetuous John Willoughby, who rescues Marianne Dashwood after she twists her ankle running down the hills of Barton in the rain., Colonel Brandon informs Elinor Dashwood that everyone in London is talking of an engagement between John Willoughby and Marianne Dashwood, though Marianne Dashwood has not told her family of any such attachment., Colonel Brandon tells Elinor Dashwood of John Willoughby's history of callousness and debauchery, and Mrs. Jennings confirms that John Willoughby, having squandered his fortune, has become engaged to the wealthy heiress Miss Sophia Grey.]' | '4' |
| 130144 | 'Assef' | 'threatens to beat up' | 'Amir' | '[One day, Amir and Hassan are playing when they run into three boys, Assef, Wali, and Kamal., Assef threatens to beat up Amir for hanging around with a Hazara, but Hassan uses his slingshot to stop Assef., The official says something Amir recognizes, and suddenly Amir realizes the official is Assef., Sohrab threatens Assef with his slingshot, and when Assef lunges at him, Sohrab shoots him in the eye, allowing Amir and Sohrab to escape.]' | '4' |
| 130144 | 'Amir' | 'is' | 'Assef' | '[One day, Amir and Hassan are playing when they run into three boys, Assef, Wali, and Kamal., Assef threatens to beat up Amir for hanging around with a Hazara, but Hassan uses his slingshot to stop Assef., The official says something Amir recognizes, and suddenly Amir realizes the official is Assef., Sohrab threatens Assef with his slingshot, and when Assef lunges at him, Sohrab shoots him in the eye, allowing Amir and Sohrab to escape.]' | '4' |
| 130149 | 'Willie Mink' | 'conducted his affair with' | 'Babette' | '[Armed with his gun, Jack Gladney finds Willie Mink, disheveled and half-crazy, in the same motel room where Willie Mink conducted his affair with Babette.]' | '1' |
| 130152 | 'Remus Lupin' | 'saves' | 'Harry Potter' | '[Remus Lupin saves Harry Potter from Severus Snape's rage, but afterwards he reprimands him severely for risking his safety for "a bag of magic tricks.", Harry Potter discovers that the reason he wasn't allowed to fight the Boggart was that Remus Lupin had worried that it would take the shape of Voldemort., Severus Snape brings Remus Lupin a steaming potion, which Remus Lupin drinks, much to Harry Potter's alarm., Later, Harry Potter learns from Remus Lupin that the Dementors affect Harry Potter so much because Harry Potter's past is so horrible.]' | '4' |
| 130152 | 'Harry Potter' | 'Later learns from' | 'Remus Lupin' | '[Remus Lupin saves Harry Potter from Severus Snape's rage, but afterwards he reprimands him severely for risking his safety for "a bag of magic tricks.", Harry Potter discovers that the reason he wasn't allowed to fight the Boggart was that Remus Lupin had worried that it would take the shape of Voldemort., Severus Snape brings Remus Lupin a steaming potion, which Remus Lupin drinks, much to Harry Potter's alarm., Later, Harry Potter learns from Remus Lupin that the Dementors affect Harry Potter so much because Harry Potter's past is so horrible.]' | '4' |
| 130153 | 'George' | 'confides in' | 'Slim' | '[Soon, the ranch-hands return from the fields for lunch, and George and Lennie meet Slim, the skilled mule driver who wields great authority on the ranch., Slim comments on the rarity of friendship like that between George and Lennie., The next day, George confides in Slim that he and Lennie are not cousins, but have been friends since childhood., Slim warns Curley that if he tries to get George and Lennie fired, he will be the laughingstock of the farm., Only Slim understands what has really happened, that George has killed his friend out of mercy.]' | '5' |
| 130154 | 'Magua' | 'stabs' | 'Uncas' | '[Uncas begins to attack the Huron who killed Cora Munro, but Magua stabs Uncas in the back., Cora Munro has romantic feelings for Uncas, however, and angrily refuses Magua.]' | '2' |
| 130162 | 'Slim' | 'warns' | 'Curley' | '[Slim goes to the barn to do some work, and Curley, who is maniacally searching for his Curley's wife, heads to the barn to accost Slim., Slim returns to the bunkhouse, berating Curley for his suspicions., Slim warns Curley that if he tries to get George and Lennie fired, he will be the laughingstock of the farm.]' | '3' |
| 130165 | 'Priscilla Saxe' | 'be sister of' | 'Bradley Pearson' | '[The next morning, Bradley Pearson's sister, Priscilla Saxe, unexpectedly arrives, because she has left her husband., After Priscilla Saxe gets back from the hospital, Bradley Pearson visits Christian Evansdale in order to tell her to leave him alone., The next day, Bradley Pearson finds out that Priscilla Saxe has killed herself., He tells her of Priscilla Saxe's death and Bradley Pearson's true age., Bradley Pearson goes back to London for Priscilla Saxe's funeral.]' | '5' |
| 130169 | 'Slim' | 'agrees with' | 'Carlson' | '[Carlson, another ranch-hand, suggests that since Slim's dog has just given birth, they should offer a puppy to Candy and shoot Candy's old, good-for-nothing dog., Slim agrees to give Lennie one of his puppies, and Carlson continues to badger Candy to kill his old dog., When Slim agrees with Carlson, saying that death would be a welcome relief to the suffering animal, Candy gives in.]' | '3' |
| 130175 | 'Angel Ruiz' | 'tells' | 'Lou Ann Ruiz' | '[Lou Ann Ruiz has been abandoned by her husband, Angel Ruiz., That same day, Angel Ruiz tells Lou Ann Ruiz that he is leaving her for good.]' | '2' |
| 130179 | 'Athena' | 'be strongest supporter of' | 'Odysseus' | '[While the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus debate Odysseus's future, Athena, Odysseus's strongest supporter among the gods, resolves to help Telemachus., Athena intervenes to save Odysseus from Poseidon's wrath, and the beleaguered king lands at Scheria, home of the Phaeacians., Though Athena has disguised Odysseus as a beggar, Eumaeus warmly receives and nourishes him in the hut.]' | '3' |
| 130179 | 'Athena' | 'intervenes to save' | 'Odysseus' | '[While the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus debate Odysseus's future, Athena, Odysseus's strongest supporter among the gods, resolves to help Telemachus., Athena intervenes to save Odysseus from Poseidon's wrath, and the beleaguered king lands at Scheria, home of the Phaeacians., Though Athena has disguised Odysseus as a beggar, Eumaeus warmly receives and nourishes him in the hut.]' | '3' |
| 130179 | 'Athena' | 'has disguised' | 'Odysseus' | '[While the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus debate Odysseus's future, Athena, Odysseus's strongest supporter among the gods, resolves to help Telemachus., Athena intervenes to save Odysseus from Poseidon's wrath, and the beleaguered king lands at Scheria, home of the Phaeacians., Though Athena has disguised Odysseus as a beggar, Eumaeus warmly receives and nourishes him in the hut.]' | '3' |
| 130180 | 'Antoinette' | 'asks' | 'Christophine' | '[Hostility grows between the man and Christophine, Antoinette's surrogate mother and a servant who wields great power in the house., Antoinette, sensing that her husband hates her, asks Christophine for a magic love potion., The next morning, Antoinette leaves for Christophine's.]' | '3' |
| 130180 | 'Antoinette' | 'leaves for' | 'Christophine' | '[Hostility grows between the man and Christophine, Antoinette's surrogate mother and a servant who wields great power in the house., Antoinette, sensing that her husband hates her, asks Christophine for a magic love potion., The next morning, Antoinette leaves for Christophine's.]' | '3' |
| 130181 | 'Turnus' | 'rushes out to meet' | 'Aeneas' | '[Pallas, the son of Aeneas's new ally Evander, is killed by Turnus., Turnus rushes out to meet Aeneas, who wounds Turnus badly., Aeneas nearly spares Turnus but, remembering the slain Pallas, slays him instead.]' | '3' |
| 130181 | 'Aeneas' | 'nearly spares' | 'Turnus' | '[Pallas, the son of Aeneas's new ally Evander, is killed by Turnus., Turnus rushes out to meet Aeneas, who wounds Turnus badly., Aeneas nearly spares Turnus but, remembering the slain Pallas, slays him instead.]' | '3' |
| 130183 | 'Agamemnon' | 'be husband of' | 'Clytemnestra' | '[Clytemnestra sends him back to Agamemnon, to tell her husband to come swiftly, but before he departs, the Chorus asks him for news of Menelaus., Then the Chorus recalls how Clytemnestra's husband Agamemnon (Menelaus' brother) sacrificed their daughter Iphigenia to the god Artemis to obtain a favorable wind for the Greek fleet.]' | '2' |
| 130184 | 'Clytemnestra' | 'comes to order inside' | 'Cassandra' | '[The Chorus expresses a sense of foreboding, and Clytemnestra comes outside to order Cassandra inside., As they debate what to do, the doors open, and Clytemnestra appears, standing over the corpses of her husband and Cassandra.]' | '2' |
| 130185 | 'Hassan' | 'uses his slingshot to stop' | 'Assef' | '[One day, Amir and Hassan are playing when they run into three boys, Assef, Wali, and Kamal., Assef threatens to beat up Amir for hanging around with a Hazara, but Hassan uses his slingshot to stop Assef.]' | '2' |
| 130187 | 'Severus Snape' | 'brings' | 'Remus Lupin' | '[Remus Lupin saves Harry Potter from Severus Snape's rage, but afterwards he reprimands him severely for risking his safety for "a bag of magic tricks.", Remus Lupin is a werewolf who remains tame through a special steaming potion made for him by Severus Snape., Severus Snape brings Remus Lupin a steaming potion, which Remus Lupin drinks, much to Harry Potter's alarm.]' | '3' |
| 130190 | 'Dolge Orlick' | 'be sister of' | 'Pip' | '[Pip works in the forge unhappily, struggling to better his education with the help of the plain, kind Biddy and encountering Joe's malicious day laborer, Dolge Orlick., One night, after an altercation with Dolge Orlick, Pip's sister, known as Mrs. Joe, is viciously attacked and becomes a mute invalid., From her signals, Pip suspects that Dolge Orlick was responsible for the attack., Dolge Orlick reappears in Pip's life, employed as Miss Havisham's porter, but is promptly fired by Jaggers after Pip reveals Dolge Orlick's unsavory past., Just before the escape attempt, Pip is called to a shadowy meeting in the marshes, where he encounters the vengeful, evil Dolge Orlick., Dolge Orlick is on the verge of killing Pip when Herbert Pocket arrives with a group of friends and saves Pip's life.]' | '6' |
| 130191 | 'Amir' | 'ca tells' | 'Sohrab' | '[In Afghanistan, Amir finds the orphanage where Sohrab is supposed to be, but he is not there., When they meet, Amir tells the official he is looking for a boy, Sohrab, and the official tells the guards to bring the boy in., As Amir recovers in the hospital, he finds out there never was a couple that could care for Sohrab., Amir asks Sohrab to live with him in the U.S., and Sohrab accepts., The adoption officials tell Amir that adopting Sohrab will be impossible since he can't prove Sohrab's parents are dead, and Amir tells Sohrab he may have to go back to an orphanage., Amir buys one and gets Sohrab to fly it with him., Sohrab smiles, and as the losing kite flies loose, Amir sets off to run it for Sohrab.]' | '7' |
| 130191 | 'Amir' | 'gets' | 'Sohrab' | '[In Afghanistan, Amir finds the orphanage where Sohrab is supposed to be, but he is not there., When they meet, Amir tells the official he is looking for a boy, Sohrab, and the official tells the guards to bring the boy in., As Amir recovers in the hospital, he finds out there never was a couple that could care for Sohrab., Amir asks Sohrab to live with him in the U.S., and Sohrab accepts., The adoption officials tell Amir that adopting Sohrab will be impossible since he can't prove Sohrab's parents are dead, and Amir tells Sohrab he may have to go back to an orphanage., Amir buys one and gets Sohrab to fly it with him., Sohrab smiles, and as the losing kite flies loose, Amir sets off to run it for Sohrab.]' | '7' |
| 130191 | 'Amir' | 'sets off to run it for' | 'Sohrab' | '[In Afghanistan, Amir finds the orphanage where Sohrab is supposed to be, but he is not there., When they meet, Amir tells the official he is looking for a boy, Sohrab, and the official tells the guards to bring the boy in., As Amir recovers in the hospital, he finds out there never was a couple that could care for Sohrab., Amir asks Sohrab to live with him in the U.S., and Sohrab accepts., The adoption officials tell Amir that adopting Sohrab will be impossible since he can't prove Sohrab's parents are dead, and Amir tells Sohrab he may have to go back to an orphanage., Amir buys one and gets Sohrab to fly it with him., Sohrab smiles, and as the losing kite flies loose, Amir sets off to run it for Sohrab.]' | '7' |
| 130191 | 'Amir' | 'to run it for' | 'Sohrab' | '[In Afghanistan, Amir finds the orphanage where Sohrab is supposed to be, but he is not there., When they meet, Amir tells the official he is looking for a boy, Sohrab, and the official tells the guards to bring the boy in., As Amir recovers in the hospital, he finds out there never was a couple that could care for Sohrab., Amir asks Sohrab to live with him in the U.S., and Sohrab accepts., The adoption officials tell Amir that adopting Sohrab will be impossible since he can't prove Sohrab's parents are dead, and Amir tells Sohrab he may have to go back to an orphanage., Amir buys one and gets Sohrab to fly it with him., Sohrab smiles, and as the losing kite flies loose, Amir sets off to run it for Sohrab.]' | '7' |
| 130192 | 'George' | 'joins' | 'Lennie' | '[As the two converse, it becomes clear that Lennie has a mild mental disability, and is deeply devoted to George and dependent upon him for protection and guidance., George finds that Lennie, who loves petting soft things but often accidentally kills them, has been carrying and stroking a dead mouse., George angrily throws it away, fearing that Lennie might catch a disease from the dead animal., George complains loudly that his life would be easier without having to care for Lennie, but the reader senses that their friendship and devotion is mutual., George ends the night by treating Lennie to the story he often tells him about what life will be like in such an idyllic place., George, fearing how the boss will react to Lennie, insists that he'll do all the talking., Lennie thinks she is "purty," but George, sensing the trouble that could come from tangling with this woman and her husband, warns Lennie to stay away from her., Lennie flees back to a pool of the Salinas River that George had designated as a meeting place should either of them get into trouble., As the men back at the ranch discover what has happened and gather together a lynch party, George joins Lennie., Much to Lennie's surprise, George is not mad at him for doing "a bad thing.", George begins to tell Lennie the story of the farm they will have together., When the other men arrive, George lets them believe that Lennie had the gun, and George wrestled it away from him and shot him.]' | '12' |
| 130195 | 'Amir' | 'gets a call from' | 'Rahim Khan' | '[Amir gets a call from Rahim Khan., Rahim Khan is sick and wants Amir to see him in Pakistan., Amir meets him a week later, and Rahim Khan tells Amir about the devastation in Kabul., Rahim Khan wants Amir to go to Kabul and bring Sohrab back to Pakistan, where a couple lives that will take care of him.]' | '4' |
| 130195 | 'Rahim Khan' | 'tells' | 'Amir' | '[Amir gets a call from Rahim Khan., Rahim Khan is sick and wants Amir to see him in Pakistan., Amir meets him a week later, and Rahim Khan tells Amir about the devastation in Kabul., Rahim Khan wants Amir to go to Kabul and bring Sohrab back to Pakistan, where a couple lives that will take care of him.]' | '4' |
| 130196 | 'Taylor Greer' | 'A month so later takes' | 'Turtle' | '[Taylor Greer moves into a Tucson hotel with Turtle and finds a job working at the Burger Derby., A month or so later, Taylor Greer takes Turtle to see a doctor and finds that Turtle's growth has been stunted because she was abused., Turtle does not seem hurt, but she has stopped speaking and has the same vacuous look in her eyes that she had when Taylor Greer first saw her., Turtle's trauma and the difficulties of Estevan and Esperanza make Taylor Greer depressed., To make matters worse, the police investigation into the attack on Turtle reveals that Taylor Greer has no legal claim on Turtle., Once in Oklahoma, Taylor Greer returns to the bar where she received Turtle but finds that it has changed owners., During that time, Taylor Greer concocts a plan to convince the authorities in Oklahoma that Estevan and Esperanza are Turtle's biological parents., Esperanza sobs real tears at the prospect of giving up Turtle, and Taylor Greer realizes that Esperanza is grieving the loss of her own daughter, who looked so much like Turtle.]' | '8' |
| 130197 | 'Baba' | 'was father of' | 'Hassan' | '[He stuffs money and a watch under Hassan's pillow and tells Baba that Hassan stole it., When Baba confronts them, Hassan admits to it, though he didn't do it., The Taliban went to Baba's house and shot Hassan and Farzana and sent Sohrab to an orphanage., He tells Amir that Baba was Hassan's father, and Amir agrees to do it.]' | '4' |
| 130202 | 'Marlow' | 'Finally gets' | 'Jim' | '[The novel fragments time, and Marlow juxtaposes different, non-chronological pieces of Jim's story for maximum effect, all the while seeking to discover the source of his own fascination with Jim and the meaning behind the story., Lord Jim is the story of a man named Marlow's struggle to tell and to understand the life story of a man named Jim., It is at this inquiry, where Jim is stripped of his officer's certification, that he first meets Marlow., Seeing something in Jim that he recognizes, or perhaps fears, in himself, Marlow strikes up a tortured friendship with Jim., Jim tells him his story, and Marlow helps him obtain a series of jobs., Finally, with the help of Stein, an expatriate trader, Marlow gets Jim situated as post manager in the remote territory of Patusan.]' | '6' |
| 130204 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'finds' | 'Willie Mink' | '[She tells Jack Gladney the man's name, Willie Mink, and the approximate location of the motel he's now living in., Armed with his gun, Jack Gladney finds Willie Mink, disheveled and half-crazy, in the same motel room where Willie Mink conducted his affair with Babette., Jack Gladney plans to kill him, and, after a brief conversation, he pulls out his gun and shoots Willie Mink twice., In an attempt to make it look like a suicide, Jack Gladney places the gun in Willie Mink's hand, only to be shot in the wrist by Willie Mink a moment later., Overcome by a sense of humanity, Jack Gladney drives Willie Mink to the nearest hospital?]' | '5' |
| 130205 | 'Newt Hardbine' | 'be a peer of' | 'Taylor Greer' | '[The novel's protagonist, Taylor Greer, who is known at the beginning of the novel by her given name, Marietta, or by her nickname, Missy, remembers a moment in her childhood when Newt Hardbine's father was thrown to the top of the Chevron sign after his tractor tire exploded., Taylor Greer goes on to tell the story of Newt Hardbine, a peer of Taylor Greer's who died while Taylor Greer was still in high school., Although Newt Hardbine and Taylor Greer seemed like identical kids when they were small, Taylor Greer was the one to escape small-town life.]' | '3' |