| QUESTIONID | ENTITYONE | RELATION | ENTITYTWO | SENTENCES | NO OF SENTENCES |
| 146635 | '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' |
| 146638 | 'Agamemnon' | 'be husband of' | 'Clytemnestra' | '[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., 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.]' | '2' |
| 146645 | 'Addie Bundren' | 'is The wife of' | 'Anse Bundren' | '[Addie Bundren: The wife of Anse Bundren and mother to Cash Bundren, Darl Bundren, Jewel, Dewey Dell Bundren, and Vardaman Bundren.]' | '1' |
| 146652 | 'Hallie' | 'is younger sister of' | 'Codi' | '[Hallie: Codi's younger sister who leaves for Nicaragua at the beginning of the novel., Contrary to Codi, Hallie feels at home absolutely anywhere., Alice Noline: Codi and Hallie's mother., Uda Dell cares for Codi, Hallie, and Doc Homer over the years, and is one of Codi's most important links to her childhood.]' | '4' |
| 146690 | 'Bradley Pearson' | 'is trying to get' | 'Francis Marloe' | '[He takes great pleasure in hearing about Francis Marloe's life, for example, while Bradley Pearson at the same time is trying to get Francis Marloe out the door.]' | '1' |
| 146690 | 'Bradley Pearson' | 'to get' | 'Francis Marloe' | '[He takes great pleasure in hearing about Francis Marloe's life, for example, while Bradley Pearson at the same time is trying to get Francis Marloe out the door.]' | '1' |
| 146697 | 'Assef' | 'to rape' | 'Hassan' | '[Wali: One of the boys from the neighborhood who helps Assef to rape Hassan.]' | '1' |
| 146720 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'confesses to' | 'Babette' | '[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.]' | '2' |
| 146726 | 'Marlow' | 'first encounters' | 'Jim' | '[Marlow first encounters Jim at the inquiry where Jim loses his certification.]' | '1' |
| 146727 | '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.]' | '2' |
| 146727 | '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.]' | '2' |
| 146761 | 'Julian Baffin' | 'has been pestering' | 'Bradley Pearson' | '[Julian Baffin has been pestering Bradley Pearson to teach her about Hamlet and arrives one day for a tutorial., After leaving their house, Bradley Pearson runs into the Baffins' twenty-year-old daughter, Julian Baffin, by the subway station.]' | '2' |
| 146786 | 'Penelope' | 'is Wife of' | 'Odysseus' | '[Odysseus is the husband of Queen Penelope and the father of Prince Telemachus., Penelope: Wife of Odysseus and mother of Telemachus., She keeps Telemachus's journey secret from Penelope, and she later keeps Odysseus's identity a secret after she recognizes a scar on his leg.]' | '3' |
| 146796 | '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' |
| 146796 | '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' |
| 146808 | 'Rahim Khan' | 'is closest confidant of' | 'Baba' | '[Rahim Khan is Baba's closest confidant, and the one man who knows all of Baba's secrets.]' | '1' |
| 146814 | 'Sammy Tillerman' | 'is six-year-old brother of' | 'Dicey Tillerman' | '[When they have driven about half the distance between their home in Provincetown and Bridgeport, Momma stops the car and gets out, telling the three younger children, James Tillerman, Maybeth Tillerman, and Sammy Tillerman to mind Dicey Tillerman., Sammy Tillerman: Dicey Tillerman's six-year-old brother.]' | '2' |
| 146825 | '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.]' | '2' |
| 146847 | 'Rachel Baffin' | 'is The wife of' | 'Arnold Baffin' | '[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., During the fight, Rachel Baffin hits her head on the fireplace poker, but is not dead, as Arnold Baffin initially fears., 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., Rachel Baffin: The wife of Arnold Baffin.]' | '6' |
| 146854 | '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., The next day, George confides in Slim that he and Lennie are not cousins, but have been friends since childhood., Only Slim understands what has really happened, that George has killed his friend out of mercy.]' | '3' |
| 146855 | 'Amir' | 'gets' | 'Sohrab' | '[In Afghanistan, Amir finds the orphanage where Sohrab is supposed to be, but he is not there., 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.]' | '3' |
| 146855 | '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., 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.]' | '3' |
| 146855 | 'Amir' | 'to run it for' | 'Sohrab' | '[In Afghanistan, Amir finds the orphanage where Sohrab is supposed to be, but he is not there., 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.]' | '3' |
| 146857 | 'Theseus' | 'is the son of' | 'Aigeus' | '[Theseus: The protagonist of the novel, Theseus is the son of Aigeus, King of Athens, although he believes that he is also the son of Poseidon, the sea-god.]' | '1' |
| 146860 | 'Turnus' | 'is major antagonist of' | 'Aeneas' | '[Turnus is Aeneas's major antagonist among mortals.]' | '1' |
| 146862 | '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' |
| 146873 | 'Tia' | 'betrays' | 'Antoinette' | '[At the water pool, Tia betrays Antoinette by taking her pennies and stealing her clothes.]' | '1' |
| 146874 | '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., Fearing that his age is making him useless, he seizes on George's description of the farm he and Lennie will have, offering his life's savings if he can join George and Lennie in owning the land., 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.]' | '7' |
| 146884 | 'Aeneas' | 'nearly spares' | 'Turnus' | '[Venus urges Vulcan (Hephaestus in Greek mythology) to craft a superior set of arms for Aeneas, and the gift serves Aeneas well in his battle with Turnus., Aeneas nearly spares Turnus but, remembering the slain Pallas, slays him instead.]' | '2' |
| 146887 | 'Hassan' | 'is best friend of' | 'Amir' | '[Hassan: Amir's best friend and half-brother as well as a servant of Baba's., Because he cannot love Hassan openly, he is somewhat distant toward Amir and is often hard on him, though he undoubtedly loves him., Kamal: A boy from Amir's and Hassan's neighborhood.]' | '3' |
| 146891 | '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.]' | '1' |
| 146896 | 'Francis Marloe' | 'be ex-brother-in-law of' | 'Bradley Pearson' | '[Francis Marloe: Christian Evansdale's brother and Bradley Pearson's ex-brother-in-law.]' | '1' |
| 146902 | 'Odysseus' | 'to be rescue from' | 'Calypso' | '[On Mount Olympus, Zeus sends Hermes to rescue Odysseus from Calypso.]' | '1' |
| 146903 | '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.]' | '2' |
| 146910 | 'Annette' | 'is young and beautiful mother of' | 'Antoinette' | '[Annette: Antoinette's young and beautiful mother., Annette dies when Antoinette is at the convent school., Unlike Antoinette's own mother Annette, Aunt Cora nurtures and cares for Antoinette, and eventually enrolls her in a convent school.]' | '3' |
| 146910 | 'Annette' | 'be mother of' | 'Antoinette' | '[Annette: Antoinette's young and beautiful mother., Annette dies when Antoinette is at the convent school., Unlike Antoinette's own mother Annette, Aunt Cora nurtures and cares for Antoinette, and eventually enrolls her in a convent school.]' | '3' |
| 146916 | 'Loyd Peregrina' | 'is love interest of' | 'Codi' | '[Loyd Peregrina: Codi's love interest.]' | '1' |
| 146919 | 'Antoinette' | 'asks' | 'Christophine' | '[Antoinette, sensing that her husband hates her, asks Christophine for a magic love potion.]' | '1' |
| 146920 | 'Theseus' | 'sees in' | 'Aigeus' | '[Aigeus: King of Athens and Theseus's father., Lady Medea: A priestess of the Mother Dia, the Lady Medea is living with Aigeus when Theseus gets to Athens., When Aigeus sees that Theseus is his son and refuses, she curses Theseus.]' | '3' |
| 146922 | 'Theseus' | 'then leads a charge to kill' | 'Asterion' | '[Minos no longer believes in the gods, but he aids Theseus because he wants to stop Asterion, whom he hates, and save his daughter Ariadne, whom he loves., 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' |
| 146925 | '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' |
| 146950 | 'Doc Homer' | 'be father of' | 'Hallie' | '[Doc Homer: Codi and Hallie's father and the person from whose perspective the secondary third person narrator interjects.]' | '1' |
| 146955 | 'Priscilla Saxe' | 'is The sister of' | 'Bradley Pearson' | '[Priscilla Saxe: The sister of Bradley Pearson., 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., After Priscilla Saxe gets back from the hospital, Bradley Pearson visits Christian Evansdale in order to tell her to leave him alone.]' | '4' |
| 146959 | 'Colonel Brandon' | 'informs' | 'Elinor Dashwood' | '[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.]' | '1' |
| 146969 | 'Baba' | 'tries to impart these qualities to' | 'Amir' | '[Baba believes first and foremost in doing what is right and thinking for oneself, and he tries to impart these qualities to Amir., While Baba works at a gas station, Amir finishes high school and goes to college., For Amir, he serves a father figure, often giving Amir the attention he craves and filling the holes left by Baba's emotional distance.]' | '3' |
| 146969 | 'Baba' | 'to impart these qualities to' | 'Amir' | '[Baba believes first and foremost in doing what is right and thinking for oneself, and he tries to impart these qualities to Amir., While Baba works at a gas station, Amir finishes high school and goes to college., For Amir, he serves a father figure, often giving Amir the attention he craves and filling the holes left by Baba's emotional distance.]' | '3' |
| 146979 | 'Agamemnon' | 'be the husband of' | 'Clytemnestra' | '[They serve as advisors to Queen Clytemnestra during Agamemnon's absence, and provide commentary on the action of the play., Agamemnon: The King of Argos, the husband of Clytemnestra, and the commander of the Greek armies during the siege of Troy., Clytemnestra: The play's protagonist, Clytemnestra is Agamemnon's wife and has ruled Argos in his absence., Aegisthus: Agamemnon's cousin, and Clytemnestra's lover.]' | '4' |
| 147000 | 'Hazel' | 'be brother of' | 'Fiver' | '[Fiver offers advice to Hazel throughout the entire journey, although he always does so in a way that does not undermine his brother's leadership., Pipkin is Fiver's friend and is fiercely loyal to Hazel., Hazel: The young leader of the rabbits, and Fiver's brother., Fiver: Hazel's brother.]' | '4' |
| 147000 | 'Fiver' | 'is brother of' | 'Hazel' | '[Fiver offers advice to Hazel throughout the entire journey, although he always does so in a way that does not undermine his brother's leadership., Pipkin is Fiver's friend and is fiercely loyal to Hazel., Hazel: The young leader of the rabbits, and Fiver's brother., Fiver: Hazel's brother.]' | '4' |
| 147003 | 'Crew of the Patna' | 'is fellow officers of' | 'Jim' | '[Crew of the Patna: Jim's fellow officers aboard Crew of the Patna, they immediately begin to try to leave the damaged ship after the collision.]' | '1' |
| 147019 | 'Lennie' | 'completely depends upon' | 'George' | '[Due to his mild mental disability, Lennie completely depends upon George, his friend and traveling companion, for guidance and protection., Although he frequently speaks of how much better his life would be without his caretaking responsibilities, George is obviously devoted to Lennie., George's behavior is motivated by the desire to protect Lennie and, eventually, deliver them both to the farm of their dreams., Though George is the source of the often-told story of life on their future farm, it is Lennie's childlike faith that enables George to actually believe his account of their future., A quiet, insightful man, Slim alone understands the nature of the bond between George and Lennie, and comforts George at the book's tragic ending., Aunt Clara: Lennie's aunt, who cared for him until her death, does not actually appear in the work except at the end, as a vision chastising Lennie for causing trouble for George.]' | '6' |
| 147019 | 'George' | 'is obviously devoted to' | 'Lennie' | '[Due to his mild mental disability, Lennie completely depends upon George, his friend and traveling companion, for guidance and protection., Although he frequently speaks of how much better his life would be without his caretaking responsibilities, George is obviously devoted to Lennie., George's behavior is motivated by the desire to protect Lennie and, eventually, deliver them both to the farm of their dreams., Though George is the source of the often-told story of life on their future farm, it is Lennie's childlike faith that enables George to actually believe his account of their future., A quiet, insightful man, Slim alone understands the nature of the bond between George and Lennie, and comforts George at the book's tragic ending., Aunt Clara: Lennie's aunt, who cared for him until her death, does not actually appear in the work except at the end, as a vision chastising Lennie for causing trouble for George.]' | '6' |
| 147032 | '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.]' | '2' |
| 147034 | 'Jack Gladney' | 'finds' | 'Willie Mink' | '[Winnie Richards helps Jack Gladney learn about Dylar and Willie Mink., 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.]' | '3' |
| 147036 | 'Willie Mink' | 'conducted his affair with' | 'Babette' | '[Jack Gladney becomes fixated on Willie Mink, partly because he wants revenge for Willie Mink and Babette's affair and party because he wants to obtain a supply of Dylar for himself., 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.]' | '2' |