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POWER RESOURCE THEORY is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies. It argues that “working class power achieved through organisation by labor unions or left parties, produces more egalitarian distributional outcomes”.[1]

Pioneered in the 1970s and 80s through the works of Walter Korpi, Gøsta Esping-Andersen, and John Stephens, the power resource theory is a method of approach utilized to examine the characteristics and varying levels of impacts of social policies as well as social inequalities on advanced industrialized nations.[2] The power resources approach attempts to account for the various approaches to social policy adopted by nations, predominately focusing on the role and strength of labor mobilization to gather a more encompassing explanation for the varying levels of development and efficiencies of social policies. Therefore, the power resource theory “helps to account for the emergence and development of institutions” and the varying “empowered actors attempting to generate differential distributions of rewards.”[3] This is a result of the varying policy preferences of different social classes.[4]

While the power resource theory is arguably the most successful theory in explaining the variations in development and efficiencies of social protection systems and institutions among developed democracies, there are criticisms that point out the lack of accountability for factors such as variations in “coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states” in addition to not accounting for the importance of political mobilization based on social class.[5] Competing theories have also challenged PRT with alternative explanations for the varying levels of welfare development such as the importance of employers and cross-class alliances that exist in coordinated market societies.

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title: Power resource theory

question: What is the power resource theory?

answer: The power resource theory is a political theory that explains the varying levels of development and efficiencies of social protection systems and institutions among developed democracies, attributing these differences to the distribution of power between social classes.

text: "POWER RESOURCE THEORY is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies."

answer: It is a political theory that proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies.

text: "POWER RESOURCE THEORY is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies."

answer: The power resource theory is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies.

text: "POWER RESOURCE THEORY is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies."

answer: The power resource theory is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies.

text: "POWER RESOURCE THEORY is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies."

question: Who pioneered the power resource theory?

answer: Power resource theory was pioneered in 1970s and 1980s through the works of Walter Korpi, Gøsta Esping-Andersen, and John Stephens.

text: "Pioneered in the 1970s and 80s through the works of Walter Korpi, Gøsta Esping-Andersen, and John Stephens"

answer: The power resource theory was pioneered by Walter Korpi, Gøsta Esping-Andersen, and John Stephens.

text: "Pioneered in the 1970s and 80s through the works of Walter Korpi, Gøsta Esping-Andersen, and John Stephens"

answer: Walter Korpi, Gøsta Esping-Andersen, and John Stephens

text: "Pioneered in the 1970s and 80s through the works of Walter Korpi, Gøsta Esping-Andersen, and John Stephens"

answer: The power resource theory was pioneered by Walter Korpi, Gøsta Esping-Andersen, and John Stephens.

text: "Pioneered in the 1970s and 80s through the works of Walter Korpi, Gøsta Esping-Andersen, and John Stephens"

question: What are the criticisms of the power resource theory?

answer: Some critics argue that the power resource theory does not account for the variations in coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states, and that it does not take into account the importance of political mobilization based on social class. Additionally, competing theories have challenged the power resource theory with alternative explanations for the varying levels of welfare development.

text: "there are criticisms that point out the lack of accountability for factors such as variations in “coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states” in addition to not accounting for the importance of political mobilization based on social class.[5] Competing theories have also challenged PRT with alternative explanations for the varying levels of welfare development"

answer: The criticisms of the power resource theory are that it does not account for the variations in coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states.

text: There are additional critiques of the power resource theory. Specifically, it doesn't account for the importance of political mobilization based on social class, and the competing theories offer alternative explanations of welfare development.

refinement: The criticisms of the power resource theory are that it does not account for the variations in coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states. Also, it doesn't account for the importance of political mobilization based on social class, and the competing theories offer alternative explanations of welfare development.

text: "there are criticisms that point out the lack of accountability for factors such as variations in “coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states” "

answer: The power resource theory is criticized for not accounting for the importance of political mobilization based on social class.

text: There are other critiques. The first one is the lack of accountability for factors such as variations in coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states. Another issue is that the competing theories offer alternative explanations for varying levels of welfare developments.

refinement: The power resource theory is criticized for not accounting for the importance of political mobilization based on social class. One issue is the lack of accountability for factors such as variations in coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states. Another issue is that the competing theories offer alternative explanations for varying levels of welfare developments.

text: "not accounting for the importance of political mobilization based on social class"

answer: There are criticisms that point out the lack of accountability for factors such as variations in "coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states." It also does not account for the importance of political mobilization based on social class.

text: The last part of the critique is that the competing theories offer alternative explanations for varying levels of welfare development.

refinement: There are criticisms that point out the lack of accountability for factors such as variations in "coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states." It also does not account for the importance of political mobilization based on social class. The last part of the critique is that the competing theories offer alternative explanations for varying levels of welfare development.

text: "there are criticisms that point out the lack of accountability for factors such as variations in “coverage, extension, and generosity among welfare states” in addition to not accounting for the importance of political mobilization based on social class."

question: How has the power resource theory been applied in the real world?

answer: Not answered.

text: The article mentions a way the theory is used. The answer should be rewritten.

refinement: It's used to examine the varying impact levels of social policies and the varying levels of social inequality.

answer: The power resource theory has been applied to examine the characteristics and varying levels of impacts of social policies as well as social inequalities on advanced industrialized nations.

text: "the power resource theory is a method of approach utilized to examine the characteristics and varying levels of impacts of social policies as well as social inequalities on advanced industrialized nations."

answer: The power resource theory has been applied in the real world to help explain the varying levels of development and efficiencies of social protection systems and institutions among developed democracies. It argues that the distribution of power between major classes is accountable for the successes and failures of various political ideologies.

text: "While the power resource theory is arguably the most successful theory in explaining the variations in development and efficiencies of social protection systems and institutions among developed democracies"

answer: The power resource theory has been applied in the real world by examining the varying levels of development and efficiencies of social policies among developed democracies.

text: "the power resource theory is a method of approach utilized to examine the characteristics and varying levels of impacts of social policies as well as social inequalities on advanced industrialized nations."

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: The power resource theory is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies. It argues that “working class power achieved through organization by labor unions or left parties, produces more egalitarian distributional outcomes”.

text: The question asks for a single sentence summary. The second sentence in the answer is less important and can be removed.

refinement: The power resource theory is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies.

text: "POWER RESOURCE THEORY is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies."

answer: The power resource theory is a political theory that proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies.

text: "POWER RESOURCE THEORY is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies."

answer: The power resource theory is a political theory that explains the varying levels of development and efficiency of social protection systems and institutions among developed democracies. It argues that the distribution of power between social classes is accountable for these differences.

text: The question asks for a single sentence summary. The second sentence in the answer is less important and can be removed.

refinement: The power resource theory is a political theory that explains the varying levels of development and efficiency of social protection systems and institutions among developed democracies.

text: "POWER RESOURCE THEORY is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies."

answer: Power resource theory is a political theory that suggests the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies.

text: "POWER RESOURCE THEORY is a political theory which proposes the idea that the distribution of power between major classes is to some extent accountable for the successes and failure of various political ideologies."


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ZIYĀD AL-AʿD̲J̲AM was an Arabic poet of the Umayyad period. Of Persian[1] origin, he was a mawla of the Amir b. al-Harith, a branch of the Abd al-Kays. Ziyād owed his nickname, “al-Aʿd̲j̲am,” to his strong Persian accent. According to anecdotes told in the _Aghani_, his grammar and pronunciation of spoken Arabic was not ideal.[2]

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title: Ziyād al-Aʿd̲j̲am

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Who was Ziyad Al A'djam?

answer: Ziyad al A'jam was an Arabic poet of the Umayyad period whose Persian origin gave him a strong Persian accent in his spoken Arabic.

text: Correct the spelling of 'al-A'djam'

refinement: Ziyad al-A'djam was an Arabic poet of the Umayyad period whose Persian origin gave him a strong Persian accent in his spoken Arabic.

answer: A poet of the Umayyad period of the Arabic language.

text: Change the second 'of' to 'and', to differentiate between the period and language.

refinement: A poet of the Umayyad period and the Arabic language.

answer: A classical Arabic poet of the Umayyad period.

answer: Ziyad Al A'djam was an Arabic poet of the Umayyad period, of Persian origin.

text: Remove the initial capitalization and add a hyphen to 'Al', to match the passage usage.

refinement: Ziyad al-A'djam was an Arabic poet of the Umayyad period, of Persian origin.

answer: He was an Arabic poet from the Umayyad period.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Why was Ziyad named "al-Adjam"?

answer: Ziyad was given the name "al-Adjam" due to his Persian accent when speaking Arabic.

answer: He owed this nickname to his strong Persian accent.

answer: It is not stated, but it seems that this nickname referred to his Persian accent when he spoke and pronounced spoken Arabic language.

text: It is stated that the nickname refers to his accent, remove the qualifying phrase.

refinement: It seems that this nickname referred to his Persian accent when he spoke and pronounced spoken Arabic language.

answer: Ziyad owed his nickname to his strong Persian accent.

answer: Ziyad's name is "al-A'jam" because his pronunciation of spoken Arabic was not ideal due to his strong Persian accent.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

How was Ziyad's spoken Arabic?

answer: Ziyad's spoken Arabic had a strong Persian accent.

answer: Ziyad's spoken Arabic was not ideal due to a strong Persian accent.

answer: He was mocked by other Arabs for his Persian accent.

text: It is not stated in the passage that he was mocked. This could potentially be gleaned by his being nicknamed after his accent, but there is no indication of the intention - it equally could have been affectionate as malicious. Remove the mocking aspect.

answer: He tried to learn the written Arabic, but according to rumors his speaking was not ideal.

text: Omit 'He tried to learn the written Arabic' as it's not supported by the passage; he was an Arabic poet, which indicates strong familiarity with the written language.

refinement: According to rumors, his speaking was not ideal.

answer: Ziyad's spoken Arabic wasn't ideal.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Ziyād al-Aʿd̲j̲am was an Arabic poet of the Umayyad period. Despite his Persian origin, he owed his nickname, "al-Aʿd̲j̲am," to his strong Persian accent. His grammar and pronunciation of spoken Arabic were not ideal.

text: 'Despite' doesn't make sense, rephrase so the whole sentence is just a statement.

refinement: Ziyād al-Aʿd̲j̲am was an Arabic poet of the Umayyad period. Of Persian origin, he owed his nickname, "al-Aʿd̲j̲am," to his strong Persian accent. His grammar and pronunciation of spoken Arabic were not ideal.

text: Remove the third sentence for the desired length.

refinement: Ziyād al-Aʿd̲j̲am was an Arabic poet of the Umayyad period. Of Persian origin, he owed his nickname, "al-Aʿd̲j̲am," to his strong Persian accent.

answer: Ziyad al-A'jam was an Arabic poet of the Umayyad period. He was a mawla of the Amir b. al-Harith, a branch of the Abd al-Kays.

answer: Ziyad Al Ajam was an Arabic poet in the period of Umayyad who came from Persian origin. People would know him for his strong Persian accent.

text: He wasn't necessarily known for his accent; it's worth mentioning, so add that detail to the first sentence and remove the second sentence altogether.

refinement: Ziyad Al Ajam was an Arabic poet in the period of Umayyad who came from Persian origin and had a strong Persian accent.

text: Add his association with the Abd al-Kays in a second sentence.

refinement: Ziyad Al Ajam was an Arabic poet in the period of Umayyad who came from Persian origin and had a strong Persian accent. He was associated with a branch of the Abd al-Kays.

answer: Ziyad Al A'djam was a Persian poet from the Umayyad period. He had a strong Persian accent but his pronunciation and grammar in Arabic weren't ideal.

text: Replace 'but' with 'and'

refinement: Ziyad Al A'djam was a Persian poet from the Umayyad period. He had a strong Persian accent and his pronunciation and grammar in Arabic weren't ideal.

answer: Ziyad al-A'jam was an Arabic poet of the Umayyad period, who had a noticeable Persian accent. He owed his nickname to his lack of perfect grammar and pronunciation of Arabic.


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[Between now and the end of the year, Justin Trudeau's capacity to forge a consensus in Parliament, on the federal-provincial front and, possibly, within his own caucus will be tested as the rubber meets the road on some key campaign commitments, writes Chantal Hébert.]

[Chantal Hébert]

Chantal HébertNational Affairs Columnist

__Sat., Nov. 19, 20163 min. read

Article was updated Nov. 18, 2016

If you have been enjoying Canada’s comparatively cool political climate since Justin Trudeau became prime minister, make the most of what may be the last days of the season.

By all indications, the political temperature is about to rise as deadlines looms on three potentially troublesome fronts for the Liberal government.

Between now and the end of the year, the prime minister’s capacity to forge a consensus in Parliament, on the federal-provincial front and, possibly, within his own caucus will be tested as the rubber meets the road on some key campaign commitments.

On or before Dec. 1, the special committee that has been exploring a reform of Canada’s voting system will report its findings to the government. If the Liberals have a principled position on this issue, they have been doing a great job of keeping it under wraps.

The committee report should signal the beginning of the end of the Liberal game of hide-and-seek.

The opposition parties hold the majority at the electoral reform table and, in any event, no government is bound to implement the prescription of a committee. If such an obligation existed, Canada’s new law on medically assisted suicide would be a lot less restrictive. But if Trudeau is presented with an opposition consensus as to the way forward on the voting system he will, at a minimum, have to come up with the kind of coherent response that has been sorely lacking to date.

This week, democratic reform minister Maryam Monsef reported, on the basis of her own consultations, that there was no consensus within the public as to a preferred voting system. The representations made to the committee on the other hand have tended to favour a more proportional system. Consensus, in this instance, is very much in the opportunistic eye of the beholder. But more on that later in this column.

The odds of a majority committee report increased this week when the NDP signalled that it could support the Conservative call for any new voting system to be put to a national referendum. If there is solid majority within the electorate to be found for anything pertaining to electoral reform, it revolves around the notion that a change should be approved through a national plebiscite.

One way or another, it does seem that at least one part of Trudeau’s promise will not be fulfilled. In the still unlikely scenario that the Liberals sign off on a national plebiscite, the debate would shift to the rewriting of the federal referendum law and then to the actual holding of a national vote. Getting all that done within the time frame Elections Canada says it needs to put a different voting system in place for 2019 would be extremely difficult. And that is, of course, assuming a reform proposal wins the day.

On Dec. 9, Trudeau is tentatively scheduled to meet with the premiers to put the finishing touches on the country’s climate change strategy. The first ministers have not gathered since the prime minister signalled his intention to set a floor price on carbon. In the interval, Donald Trump’s victory and the expectation that his administration will not follow up on the Paris climate accord have added grist to the mill of opponents of a Canadian carbon tax.

Trudeau does not lack for provincial allies on carbon pricing but the same is not true of his plan to cut the annual increase of the health transfer to 3 per cent. The prime minister wants to avoid a linkage between the two files. Absent some conciliatory federal move on health-care funding, that linkage may be hard to avoid next month and not just on carbon pricing.

Dec. 19 is the deadline for the federal cabinet to decide the fate of Kinder Morgan’s plan to increase the capacity of the TransMountain pipeline. It links Alberta to the coast off Vancouver. In the wake of the American election, Energy Minister Jim Carr has argued that Trump’s victory and the prospect of a revival of the Keystone XL project did not diminish the need for more pipeline capacity in Canada.

Trudeau has long said he would not proceed with a pipeline absent a so-called social licence for the project. If his government applied to the quest of a pro-pipeline consensus in British Columbia the same loose criteria it is using to declare that there is no consensus in sight on electoral reform, the TransMountain pipeline would be dead on arrival.

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question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the text say about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau?

answer: No answer

text: The response misses to answer the instruction in the task.

refinement: Justin Trudeau's capacity to forge a consensus in Parliament, on the federal-provincial front and, possibly, within his own caucus will be tested on some key campaign commitments.

answer: The prime minister's capacity to forge a consensus in Parliament, on the federal-provincial front and his own caucus will be tested as some key campaign commitments face their deadlines. There are three potentially troublesome fronts for Trudeau's Liberal government. He must come up with a coherent response to the voting system.

answer: The Trudeau government will face various political tensions between now and the end of the year, December 1st. Political conflict is anticipated to intensify based on these conflicts, which are outlined in detail in the article. Consensus will be tested on the federal-provincial front and the question of federal voting reform. Some of Trudeau's promises may not be fulfilled. Trudeau is also tentatively scheduled to meet with the premiers on dec 9th for the sake of dealing with the country's climate change strategy. During the climate change initiative, Trudeau wants to set a floor price on carbon. Ultimately, Trudeau wants to avoid a linkage between carbon pricing and the health transfer.

answer: The text indicates that Trudeau faces difficult decisions related to electoral reform, climate change, and pipelines by December. Given the opposition among some to each of these issues, the text suggests that Trudeau lacks consensus.

answer: The text describes Prime Minister Trudeau as actively seeking consensus on three potentially troublesome fronts - electoral reform, climate change and TransMountain pipeline approval.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize everything that happened between December 1 to December 9.

answer: On December 9, Trudeau is tentatively scheduled to meet with the premiers. Trudeau has not set the meeting.

text: There is not indication in the text that suggests that Trudeau has not set the meeting yet.

refinement: On December 9, Trudeau is tentatively scheduled to meet with the premiers.

answer: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to meet and discuss climate change with all the provincial premiers. The premiers were not scheduled to gather since Trudeau announced his plan to set a floor price on carbon. Representatives of anti-carbon tax believe that President Elect Donald Trump is not going to follow the Paris climate accord formally. Trudeau won't support the anti-carbon tax because they do not want to formalize the connection between climate change and health care funding.

text: The response includes details that are not relevant for the task.

refinement: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to meet and discuss climate change with all the provincial premiers. The premiers were not scheduled to gather since Trudeau announced his plan to set a floor price on carbon.

answer: On or before December 1, the special committee exploring reform of Canada's voting system will report its findings to the government. Democratic reform minister Maryam Monsef made her own consultations and found that there was no consensus within the public as to a preferred voting system. On December 9, Trudeau is tentatively scheduled to meet with the premiers to put the finishing touches on the country's climate change strategy.

text: The response includes information not useful for the task.

refinement: On or before December 1, the special committee exploring reform of Canada's voting system will report its findings to the government. On December 9, Trudeau is tentatively scheduled to meet with the premiers to put the finishing touches on the country's climate change strategy.

answer: December 1 is the deadline for the special committee to report on reform of Canada's voting system. December 9 is when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is tentatively scheduled to meet with the premiers to finish the country's climate change strategy. At this point, the decisions on Kinder Morgan's pipeline project and carbon pricing remain unresolved.

text: The response includes information that is not useful for the task as it pertains to events after Dec 9.

refinement: December 1 is the deadline for the special committee to report on reform of Canada's voting system. December 9 is when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is tentatively scheduled to meet with the premiers to finish the country's climate change strategy.

answer: Between December 1 and December 9, the special committee that has been exploring a reform of Canada’s voting system is set to report its findings to the government and the first ministers are scheduled to meet to put the finishing touches on Canada’s climate change strategy. On December 19, the federal cabinet is given a deadline to decide the fate of the TransMountain pipeline.

text: The response includes information that is not useful for the task as it pertains to events after Dec 9.

refinement: Between December 1 and December 9, the special committee that has been exploring a reform of Canada’s voting system is set to report its findings to the government and the first ministers are scheduled to meet to put the finishing touches on Canada’s climate change strategy.

text: The response inaccurately mentions that the committee is set to report its findings. However the text mentions that the committee will report it on or before Dec. 1

refinement: On or before December 1, the special committee that has been exploring a reform of Canada’s voting system is set to report its findings to the government and the first ministers are scheduled to meet to put the finishing touches on Canada’s climate change strategy.

text: The response misses to mention that the first ministers are scheduled to meet on Dec. 9

refinement: On or before December 1, the special committee that has been exploring a reform of Canada’s voting system is set to report its findings to the government and on December 9, the first ministers are scheduled to meet to put the finishing touches on Canada’s climate change strategy.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the text say about December 19th?

answer: December 19 is the deadline for the federal cabinet to decide the fate of Kinder Morgan's plan to increase the capacity of the TransMountain pipeline. The pipeline links Alberta to the coast of Vancouver. However, Trudeau has long said that he would not proceed with a pipeline absent a social license for the project.

answer: On December 19th, Trudeau is tentatively scheduled to meet with the premiers to put the finishing touches on the country's climate change strategy.

text: The response incorrectly describes the events of December 19th and instead mentions the events of December 9.

refinement: December 19th is the deadline for the federal cabinet to decide the fate of Kinder Morgan’s plan to increase the capacity of the TransMountain pipeline.

answer: December 19 is the deadline for the federal cabinet to decide the fate of the Kinder Morgan's TransMountain pipeline.

text: The response misses to mention that the fate to be decided is the plan for the pipeline's capacity to be increased.

refinement: December 19 is the deadline for the federal cabinet to decide the fate of Kinder Morgan's plan to increase the capacity of the TransMountain pipeline.

text: The response misses to describe where the pipeline extends to

refinement: December 19 is the deadline for the federal cabinet to decide the fate of Kinder Morgan's plan to increase the capacity of the TransMountain pipeline. The pipeline links Alberta to the coast off Vancouver.

answer: December 19 is the deadline for the federal cabinet to decide the fate of Kinder Morgan's plan to increase the capacity of the TransMountain pipeline.

text: The response misses to describe where the pipeline extends to.

refinement: December 19 is the deadline for the federal cabinet to decide the fate of Kinder Morgan's plan to increase the capacity of the TransMountain pipeline. The pipeline links Alberto to the coast off Vancouver.

answer: December 19th is the deadline for the federal cabinet to decide the fate of Kinder Morgan’s plan to increase the capacity of the TransMountain pipeline, which links Alberta to the coast of Vancouver. Trudeau has long said he would not proceed with a pipeline absent a so-called social license for the project.


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     Richard was pulled from a strange dream (he was a used car salesman in Wisconsin) by a wet nose rubbing against his hand. He half opened his eyes, catching a wall of golden fur and a long snout before shutting them tight again and smiling to himself. He rolled over to the other side of the bed, and began to fake loud snoring sounds. This always drove Annabelle crazy. His world shook as she lept onto the bed with a playful growl and began furiously licking his face. "I'm up! I'm up, girl! I'm up!" he shrieked with mock terror, trying halfheartedly to push her away.

     One more lick and she jumped off the bed, sauntering accross the room with a decidedly self-satisfied gait. Another playful growl as she looked back at him just before leaving the room. "I'm up" he yelled again as he sat up and watched her leave. He chuckled softly as he crawled from his bed and made his way to the closet. She would lay outside his bedroom door for a few minutes, he knew, making sure that he stayed awake and was getting ready. If he took too long, there would be consequences.

     Moments later Richard emerged from the bedroom, wearing blue running shorts and a time-worn Nematodes Are People Too T-shirt. "Alright, Ms. Annabelle, lets do this." he said with enthusiasm, leading the way into the next room. He turned on the music, opened the blinds, and started both the treadmills. "This fast enough for you?" he asked sarcastically, smiling wide as he adjusted the speed to her treadmill. She cocked her head slightly, looked directly at him, and stepped onto the quickly moving belt. "Sorry, sorry, my mistake." He doubled the speed, then hopped onto the other treadmill. He began running at a comfortable pace, playing with the dials and nobs and settings and doing his best to ignore the judging eyes. A loud bark from Annabelle broke his false concentration. "Oh come on..." Another bark. "Fine." He doubled his speed as well, far past what he was comfortable with, instantly feeling the strain in his legs. "Bitch."

title: Richard and Anna

question: Who is Annabelle?

text: There is no answer.

text: There is no answer.

text: There is no answer.

question: Where is Richard going?

text: no answer

refinement: Richard goes to the exercise room in his home. He is running on a treadmill.

answer: Richard is going to the exercise room at his home. He plans to run on the treadmills while his dog, Annabelle, runs on the other treadmill next to him.

answer: It seems like Richard is heading to the gym/workout room in order to exercise alongside his dog, Annabelle.


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MARIO DE JESÚS URIBE ESCOBAR (born 1949) is a Colombian politician and lawyer. Uribe-Escobar graduated in Law from the Autonomous University of Medellín and the University of Antioquia.[1][2]

Political career

He began his political career as councilman of his hometown; the municipality of Andes, Department of Antioquia. Between 1982 and 1986 served as deputy of the Department Assembly of Antioquia and then to the Chamber of Representatives of Colombia in representation of Antioquia, serving from 1986 to 1994, in which he was Vice President of the Chamber between 1990 and 1991 and worked as member and president of the Investigations and Accusations Commission. In 1994 Uribe-Escobar was elected to the Senate of Colombia and served until October 2007.[3][4] Uribe-Escobar quit the Senate after receiving a notification from the Attorney General of Colombia calling him to testify on regards to the Parapolitics scandal. He was President of the Senate of Colombia from July 20, 2000 to July 20, 2001.

In 2003 Uribe-Escobar participated in the foundation of the Democratic Colombia Party which was the base of the former _Sector Democrático_ movement. Uribe-Escobar was considered one of the most important allies of President of Colombia and cousin; Álvaro Uribe.[5]

Parapolitics scandal

Alleged meeting with paramilitaries

In relation to the Colombian parapolitics scandal, Uribe-Escobar was first mentioned by Jairo Castillo Peralta aka “Pitirri” who was a former member of the paramilitary group United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC) and was a personal bodyguard of former politician Álvaro García Romero also implicated in the scandal for mingling with paramilitaries. From his exile in Canada, Castillo-Peralta said that Uribe-Escobar had met with AUC top commanders in northern Colombia to negotiate cheaper land in the region of Caucasia and in the Department of Sucre.[6] Uribe-Escobar responded to this saying that he did not have any land in Caucasia or Sahagún but he did have land of his property between the towns of Sahagún and Ciénaga de Oro in the Department of Córdoba which were acquired in 1991.[7]

Testimony of Salvatore Mancuso

Imprisoned AUC paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso confessed during a court session that he had met with Uribe-Escobar in two occasions with the purpose of forming a political coalition with then Senator of Colombia, Eleonora Pineda for the 2002 Colombian legislative election. Mancuso said that he had asked Pineda to introduce him. Pineda was later accepted into the Democratic Colombia Party, but before the 2006 Colombian presidential election Pineda was expelled.[8]

Arrest warrant

A Delegated Attorney to the Supreme Court of Colombia found enough merits and evidence to issue an arrest warrant against Uribe-Escobar without a right to pay a fine. Uribe-Escobar was syndicated of “concert to commit crimes” consisting on agreeing to promote illegal armed groups. He had been accused by the Supreme Court but since Uribe-Escobar had renounced from his post as senator, ordinary justice could put him on trial.[9] After receiving the notification Uribe-Escobar announced to the Colombian authorities that he was going to surrender voluntarily and comply with the mandate of the Attorney General of Colombia.[10]

End of penalty

Uribe was set free of prison on November 15, 2012. He spent 54 months in jail.[11]

Asylum petition

[1]  El Pais: Mario Uribe no pudo eludir a la Fiscalía

[2]  terra.com: Mario Uribe

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[6]  El Universal (Cartagena): Costa Rica negó asilo a Mario Uribe

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[9]  Caracol Radio: Tras orden de captura, Mario Uribe busca asilo político

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title: Mario Uribe Escobar

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What are the reasons behind Uribe-Escobar consorting with paramilitary groups?

answer: According to former paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso, Uribe-Escobar met with paramilitary groups with the intent of forming a political coalition. It has been alleged that Uribe-Escobar agreed to promote illegal armed groups in exchange for cheaper land in the region of Caucasia and in the Department of Sucre.

answer: The text doesn't list any reason and as such it can be assumed he didn't have a justifiable excuse.

text: The text does contain information on Uribe-Escobar's reasons for consorting with paramilitary groups.

refinement: According to the text, Uribe-Escobar met with paramilitary groups with the intent of forming a political coalition and agreed to promote illegal armed groups in exchange for cheaper land in the region of Caucasia and in the Department of Sucre.

answer: It was revealed by a former member of a paramilitary group that Uribe-Escobar wants to form a political coalition with another senator. However, the Supreme Court of Colombia believes Uribe-Escobar's intentions are much more sinister.

text: The response leaves out critical details of Uribe-Escobar's planned coalition.

refinement: It was revealed by a former member of a paramilitary group that Uribe-Escobar wants to form a political coalition with another senator and paramilitary leaders. However, the Supreme Court of Colombia believes Uribe-Escobar's intentions are much more sinister.

text: The response leaves out one of Uribe-Escobar's reasons for meeting with paramilitary groups.

refinement: It was revealed by a former member of a paramilitary group that Uribe-Escobar wants to form a political coalition with another senator and paramilitary leaders. However, the Supreme Court of Colombia believes Uribe-Escobar's intentions are much more sinister. Another paramilitary figure claimed that Uribe-Escobar was hoping to acquire cheaper land in the region of Caucasia and in the Department of Sucre.

answer: Uribe-Escobar is accused by the Supreme Court of "concert to commit crimes" and agreeing to promote illegal armed groups. No clear motive or reason is given. Presumably, it is for political gain or power.

text: The text does contain information on Uribe-Escobar's reasons for consorting with paramilitary groups.

refinement: Uribe-Escobar is accused by the Supreme Court of "concert to commit crimes" and agreeing to promote illegal armed groups. According to the text, Uribe-Escobar met with paramilitary groups with the intent of forming a political coalition and agreed to promote illegal armed groups in exchange for cheaper land in the region of Caucasia and in the Department of Sucre.

answer: There is not enough information put in to lead to an answer.

text: The text does contain information on Uribe-Escobar's reasons for consorting with paramilitary groups.

refinement: According to the text, Uribe-Escobar met with paramilitary groups with the intent of forming a political coalition and agreed to promote illegal armed groups in exchange for cheaper land in the region of Caucasia and in the Department of Sucre.


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MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987. He helped Port Vale to win promotion out of the Fourth Division in 1985–86. He later became a police officer.

Playing career

Ebanks began his career at West Bromwich Albion, and played seven First Division games for the “Baggies” in the 1983–84 season under the stewardship of Ron Wylie and Johnny Giles.[1] He then fell lout of the first team picture at The Hawthorns, and was loaned out to Bill Asprey's Stoke City, playing ten First Division and two cup games for the “Potters” in the disastrous 1984–85 season. After leaving the Victoria Ground, he returned to Stoke-on-Trent in March 1985, this time on loan to rivals Port Vale.[2] He featured eleven times in the Fourth Division for the “Valiants”, and impressed manager John Rudge enough to win permanent transfer in June 1985.[3] He featured 15 times as Vale won promotion to the Third Division in the 1985–86 season, and then played 22 games in the 1986–87 campaign.[4] He was given a free transfer in May 1987, and joined Cambridge United on a non-contract basis. He cut his time at the Abbey Stadium short to join the police force.[5]

Post-retirement

After leaving the game Ebanks joined the police force.[6]

Career statistics

Source:[7]

  Club                   Season            Division          League   FA Cup   League Cup   Other   Total
  ---------------------- ----------------- ----------------- -------- -------- ------------ ------- ------- ------ ------- ---- ---- ---
  Apps                   Goals             Apps              Goals    Apps     Goals        Apps    Goals
  West Bromwich Albion   1983–84           First Division    7        0        0            0       0
  Stoke City (loan)      1984–85           First Division    10       0        0            0       2
  Port Vale              1984–85           Fourth Division   11       0        0            0       0
  1985–86                Fourth Division   12                0        2        0            0       0
  1986–87                Third Division    16                0        1        0            4       0
  Total                  39                0                 3        0        4            0       2
  Cambridge United       1987–88           Fourth Division   4        0        0            0       2
  Career total           60                0                 3        0        8            0       2

    A.  The “Other” column constitutes appearances and goals in the Football League Trophy.

Honours

Port Vale

-   Football League Fourth Division fourth-place promotion: 1985–86[8]

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title: Wayne Ebanks

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Who is Wayne Ebanks?

answer: Wayne is an English former footballer who played as a right back for West Bromwich Albion and Port Vale.

text: The answer should either list all the teams Ebanks played for or omit all of them.

refinement: Wayne is an English former footballer who played as a right back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Cambridge United, and Port Vale.

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: An English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale, and Cambridge United

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: Wayne Ebanks is a former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United.

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: Wayne Ebanks is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987. He helped Port Vale win promotion to the Third Division in the 1985–86 season.

text: The last sentence is irrelevant.

refinement: Wayne Ebanks is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987.

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: An English former footballer

text: The answer should include more details about Ebanks.

refinement: An English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale, and Cambridge United.

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Who did Wayne Ebanks play for??

answer: Ebanks played for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale, and Cambridge United.

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: Wayne Ebanks played for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United.

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: He played for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale, and Cambridge United.

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: He played right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United.

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: Wayne Ebanks played for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United.

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What did Wayne Ebanks do after retiring from football?

answer: He joined the police force.

text: "After leaving the game Ebanks joined the police force."

answer: He became a police officer.

text: "After leaving the game Ebanks joined the police force."

answer: He joined the police force

text: "After leaving the game Ebanks joined the police force."

answer: After retiring from football, Wayne Ebanks became a police officer.

text: "After leaving the game Ebanks joined the police force."

answer: Ebanks became a police officer after retiring from football.

text: "After leaving the game Ebanks joined the police force."

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Which years was Wayne Ebanks active in English football?

answer: 1984–87

text: Ebanks began playing in 1981.

answer: 1981 to 1987

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: Between 1981 and 1987

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: 1984–85, 1985–86, 1986–87

text: Each season doesn't need to be listed separately.

text: Ebanks began playing in 1981

answer: Ebanks was active in English football in from 1981 until 1987.

text: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Wayne Ebanks is an English former footballer who played at right-back in the 1980s. He was born in 1964 and started his career at West Bromwich Albion, to which he played seven First Division games in the 1983-84 season.

text: The answer should include Ebanks' highest achievement instead of how many games he played for West Bromwich Albion.

refinement: Wayne Ebanks is an English former footballer who played at right-back in the 1980s. He was born in 1964 and started his career at West Bromwich Albion, and he helped Port Vale win promotion to the Third Division in 1985-86.

text: Wrong preposition.

refinement: Wayne Ebanks is an English former footballer who played right-back in the 1980s. He was born in 1964 and started his career at West Bromwich Albion, and he helped Port Vale win promotion to the Third Division in 1985-86.

text: Career basics: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

answer: Wayne Ebanks is an English former footballer and was active between 1981 and 1987. After retiring from football, he joined the police force.

text: Career basics: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

text: Retirement: "After leaving the game Ebanks joined the police force."

answer: Wayne Ebanks was a right-back who played for Port Vale until 1987. In that year, he decided to leave football to pursue a career with the police force. During his time at Port Vale, he helped the club win promotion out of the Fourth Division.

text: The answer implies that Ebanks played only for Port Vale, which is not true.

refinement: Wayne Ebanks was a right-back who played for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Cambridge United, and Port Vale until 1987. In that year, he decided to leave football to pursue a career with the police force. During his time at Port Vale, he helped the club win promotion out of the Fourth Division.

text: The question asks for two sentences. The answer can be consolidated.

refinement: Wayne Ebanks was a right-back who played for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Cambridge United, and Port Vale until 1987 before deciding to leave football to pursue a career with the police force. During his time at Port Vale, he helped the club win promotion out of the Fourth Division.

text: Career basics: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

text: Retirement: "After leaving the game Ebanks joined the police force."

text: Port Vale promotion: "He helped Port Vale to win promotion out of the Fourth Division in 1985–86."

answer: Michael Wayne Anthony Ebanks played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale, and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987. He helped Port Vale to win promotion to the Third Division in 1985–86, and retired from playing in 1987 to join the police force.

text: Career basics: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."

text: Retirement: "After leaving the game Ebanks joined the police force."

text: Port Vale promotion: "He helped Port Vale to win promotion out of the Fourth Division in 1985–86."

answer: This article is about Michael Wayne Anthony Ebanks. He is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale, and Cambridge United between the years of 1981 and 1987.

text: Instead of the meta-commentary of the first sentence, the answer should mention Ebanks' highest achievement and retirement.

refinement: Michael Wayne Anthony Ebanks is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale, and Cambridge United between the years of 1981 and 1987. He helped Port Vale win a promotion from the Fourth Division in 1985-86 and joined the police force after retiring from football.

text: Wrong propositions.

refinement: Michael Wayne Anthony Ebanks is an English former footballer who played right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale, and Cambridge United between the years 1981 and 1987. He helped Port Vale win a promotion from the Fourth Division in 1985-86 and joined the police force after retiring from football.

text: Career basics: "MICHAEL WAYNE ANTHONY EBANKS (born 2 October 1964) is an English former footballer who played at right-back for West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Port Vale and Cambridge United between 1981 and 1987."


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In a season full of holiday spectacle, the rarely performed _The Second Shepherds’ Play_ stands out for its sweet simplicity. With only a small three-piece band of expert musicians and modest, yet effective, staging and design, director and adapter Mary Hall Surface and her cast create a gentle bit of Christmas magic that is uniquely their own.

Dating back to the Middle Ages, _The Second Shepherds’ Play_ is a piece from the mystery cycles, a series of European liturgical dramas that followed the events of the bible. Members of craft guilds performed these plays once a year over the course of several days, with each guild responsible for one section of the cycle. _The Second Shepherds’ Play _is one of the most famous of the surviving mystery plays, due to its unusual focus on everyday people (rather than biblical characters) and mix of low farce and high religion.

[Ryan Sellers and Tonya Beckman in the 2016 production of The Second Shepherd's Play at Folger Theatre (Photo: Brittany Diliberto)]
Ryan Sellers and Tonya Beckman in the 2016 production of _The Second Shepherd’s Play_ at Folger Theatre (Photo: Brittany Diliberto)
The play follows the journey of three shepherds in the hours before the birth of Christ. They are searching for one of their finest and fattest sheep, which has been stolen by the comically scheming Mak (Ryan Sellers). Mak, who has stolen the sheep to feed his family, and his wife Gill (Tonya Beckman) hide the sheep from its owners by putting it in a cradle and pretending Gill has just given birth (mirroring the image of infant Jesus in the manger). The ruse is discovered, but rather than have Mak severely punished, the shepherds opt to show him mercy. Here, the tone takes a sudden serious shift. As if summoned by the shepherds’ choice to be merciful, an angel (Emily Noël ) appears bringing news of  Christ’s birth. The shepherds journey to Bethlehem to meet the child and offer gifts and blessings.

[Matthew R. Wilson (left), Megan Graves, and Louis E. Davis sing along to a medieval English tune played by musicians Robert Eisenstein, Daniel Meyers, and Brian Kay in The Second Shepherds’ Play. at Folger Theatre (Photo: Brittany Diliberto)]
Matthew R. Wilson (left), Megan Graves, and Louis E. Davis sing along to a medieval English tune played by musicians Robert Eisenstein, Daniel Meyers, and Brian Kay in The Second Shepherds’ Play. at Folger Theatre (Photo: Brittany Diliberto)
Likewise, the farcical elements (which are of the “take my wife, please” variety) may not appeal to modern audiences, especially those interested in plays that better represent women. These scenes read like less sophisticated versions of The Honeymooners or the Marx Brothers. Which is both delightful, in that there is such familiarity in a script from the Middle Ages, and difficult in that the humor is casually misogynistic and a bit too under-developed to be out-and-out hilarious in contemporary times. But for those who are interested, you could hardly find a better introduction to medieval era theatre and music.

The key to the success of this production is the warmth and affection the artists bring to the material. Surface and ensemble balance the low farce with sincerity and modest production elements that feel at home in the world of this play. The set (Tony Cisek) has just a few key elements that suggest the outdoor stages and wagons on which the mystery plays were originally produced. The costumes (Adalia Tonneyck) look homespun. Simple and clever effects, such as using ribbons to represent wind, and the use of puppetry provide just the right touch of theatre magic.

_The Second Shepherds’ Play_ is produced by Folger Consort, the Folger Shakespeare Library’s early music ensemble, and right from the beginning when the trio of musicians and their period instruments (Robert Eisenstein on fiddle, viol and recorder, Brian Kay on lute, lyre and komuz, and Daniel Meyers on recorder, flute, bagpipe, and other instruments) take the stage it is clear that music will be central to this production. Surface and music director Eisenstein have interspersed the text with medieval-era music, both instrumentals and carols. The carols are sung with spirit by the cast, though not always with perfect pitch. Most notable is the lovely voice of the featured singer Emily Noël who also brings her soaring soprano to the role of the Angel. The music of the era is rhythmic and features multiple interwoven melodies at the same time, similar to rounds. It is the kind of celebratory music that beckons you to clap, sing and dance along – perfect for the holiday season.

_The Second Shepherds’ Play_ may not appeal to all contemporary theatre-goers, but it is a delightful holiday present to audiences looking for a Christmas play that is warm-hearted and sincere.

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_The Second Shepherds’ Play,_ adapted and directed by Mary Hall Surface. Music Direction by Robert Eisenstein. Featuring Tonya Beckman, Danny Cackley, Louis E. Davis, Robert Eisenstein, Megan Graves, Brian Kay, Daniel Meyers, Emily Noël, Lilian Oben, Malinda Kathleen Reese, Ryan Sellars, Matthew R. Wilson. Scenic Designer: Tony Cisek. Lighting Designer: Andrew Cissna. Costumer: Adalia Tonneyck. Puppet Designer: Aaron Crombie. Choreographer: Emma Jaster. Produced by Folger Consort. Reviewed by Amy Couchoud.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the article say about the play's appeal to a modern audience?

answer: The play may not appeal to modern audiences because of the casual misogynistic humor, and the tone which moves abruptly from farce to high religion. However, despite these pitfalls, the production is warm-hearted, sincere, and has music which is rhythmic and ideal for a holiday season.

answer: The Second Shepherds' Play may not appeal to all contemporary theatre-goers, though it has warm-hearted sincerity which makes it appealing for the holiday season.

text: Note the text's comments on the play's sense of humor

refinement: The Second Shepherds' Play may not appeal to all contemporary theatre-goers, particularly due to its casually-misogynistic sense of humor, though it has warm-hearted sincerity which makes it appealing for the holiday season.

answer: The play might be appealing to a modern audience because it is simple, charming storytelling that features some universal archetypes like comical hubris and ill-fated redemption. However, it might not appeal to all because the play features simplistic humor that can be described as juvenile. The article also points out that the play's message resonates well with its original audience, but the motifs of comedy and narrative easily translate to modern audiences, so the play could still be charming to them.

text: Note that the author describes the humor as misogynistic

refinement: The play might be appealing to a modern audience because it is simple, charming storytelling that features some universal archetypes like comical hubris and ill-fated redemption. However, it might not appeal to all because the play features simplistic humor that can be described as juvenile and casually-misogynistic. The article also points out that the play's message resonates well with its original audience, but the motifs of comedy and narrative easily translate to modern audiences, so the play could still be charming to them.

answer: As the play comes from the middle ages, there are some elements that don't always appeal to the modern audience. Scenes that seem dated, like Mak's wife giving birth and the Shepherds being able to heal it, are something the modern audience may not be able to relate to. The low farce and utilization of everyday people may also be unfamiliar.

text: Everything after the first sentence is inaccurate

refinement: As the play comes from the middle ages, there are some elements that don't always appeal to the modern audience.

text: Note the play's sense of humor and the author's positive comments about the play

refinement: As the play comes from the middle ages, there are some elements that don't always appeal to the modern audience. In particular, the play's sense of humor is unsophisticated and casually misogynistic. However, the author describes it as warm-hearted and sincere nonetheless.

answer: The farcical elements may not appeal to modern audiences, especially those interested in plays that better represent women. The humor is casually misogynistic and a bit too under-developed to be hilarious in contemporary times. The play may not appeal to all contemporary theatre-goers.

text: This response makes it sound as though the author had only negative things to say about the play

refinement: The farcical elements may not appeal to modern audiences, especially those interested in plays that better represent women. The humor is casually misogynistic and a bit too under-developed to be hilarious in contemporary times. The play may not appeal to all contemporary theatre-goers. Nonetheless, the author describes the play as warm-hearted and sincere, so it may appeal to some.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize everything relating to religion.

answer: The Second Shepherds’ Play, adapted from a medieval mystery play, centers on characters searching for their missing sheep, which has been stolen by a scheming character. Later an angel appears, bringing news of Christ's birth. The play balances low farce elements with sincerity and music that provides a celebratory mood.

text: The text describes the play as a "mix of low farce and high religion" which better answers the question

refinement: The Second Shepherds’ Play, adapted from a medieval mystery play, centers on characters searching for their missing sheep, which has been stolen by a scheming character. Later an angel appears, bringing news of Christ's birth. The play balances low farce elements with high religion.

answer: No answer

text: Provide a response

refinement: The Second Shepherds' Play is a piece from the mystery cycles, a series of European liturgical dramas that followed the events of the bible. It is a mix of low farce and high religion, and in the play a group of shepherds are summoned by an angel to journey to Bethlehem to meet baby Jesus and offer gifts and blessings.

answer: A few things can be gathered from this article: the Second Shepherds' Play was created by a group of shepherds and was then performed in church (by a group of people?), and that at some point during the play, God's angel is summoned.

text: Very misleading response

text: Provide a response

refinement: The Second Shepherds' Play is a piece from the mystery cycles, a series of European liturgical dramas that followed the events of the bible. It is a mix of low farce and high religion, and in the play a group of shepherds are summoned by an angel to journey to Bethlehem to meet baby Jesus and offer gifts and blessings.

answer: The Second Shepherds' Play focuses on everyday people rather than biblical characters and is a mix of low farce and high religion. The play follows the journey of three shepherds in the hours before the birth of Christ. There is a farcical scene that mirrors the image of Jesus in the manger. At the end of the play, an angel appears and brings news of Christ's birth. The shepherds journey to Bethlehem to meet the child.

answer: _The Second Shepherds’ Play_ is a medieval liturgical drama that follows the events of the birth of Christ. The play primarily focuses on the shepherds and their interactions with the angel who brings news of Christ’s birth. Music and carols are used alongside the dialogue to enhance the religious nature of the play. The religious focus is primarily low farce with sincerity.

text: It would be more accurate to say that the play is a mix of low farce and high religion

refinement: _The Second Shepherds’ Play_ is a medieval liturgical drama that follows the events of the birth of Christ. The play primarily focuses on the shepherds and their interactions with the angel who brings news of Christ’s birth. Music and carols are used alongside the dialogue to enhance the religious nature of the play. The play is a mix of low farce and high religion.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize everything relating to the play's origins.

answer: The Second Shepherds' Play is a mystery play from the Middle Ages that survived from the mystery cycles. The mystery cycles were performed over several days by guild members, with each guild responsible for one section of the cycle. While The Second Shepherds' Play is one of the most famous parts of the play cycle (alongside "Mary and Joseph" and "Joseph's Coat"), it stands out from the rest of the plays because of its focus on everyday people and mix of low farce and high religion.

text: No other mystery plays are named

refinement: The Second Shepherds' Play is a mystery play from the Middle Ages that survived from the mystery cycles. The mystery cycles were performed over several days by guild members, with each guild responsible for one section of the cycle. The Second Shepherds' Play stands out from the rest of the plays because of its focus on everyday people and mix of low farce and high religion.

answer: The Second Shepherds' Play is a medieval mystery play dating back to the Middle Ages. It follows the three shepherds on the journey before Jesus is born and features moments of low farce along with sincerity. It is largely based on music including medieval-era instrumentals and carols.

text: Everything after the first sentence is irrelevant

refinement: The Second Shepherds' Play is a medieval mystery play dating back to the Middle Ages.

text: Include more details

refinement: The Second Shepherds' Play is a piece from the mystery cycles, a series of European liturgical dramas that followed the events of the bible, which dates back to the Middle Ages. Members of craft guilds performed the plays once a year over the course of several days, with each guild responsible for one section of the cycle.

answer: Dating back to the Middle Ages, the play is a piece from a mystery cycle, a series of liturgical dramas following biblical events. It's one of the most famous of the mystery plays due to its focus on everyday people and mix of low farce and high religion.

text: Include information about the play's performance

refinement: Dating back to the Middle Ages, the play is a piece from a mystery cycle, a series of liturgical dramas following biblical events. It's one of the most famous of the mystery plays due to its focus on everyday people and mix of low farce and high religion. Members of craft guilds performed the plays once a year over the course of several days, with each guild responsible for one section of the cycle.

answer: " _The Second Shepherds’ Play _dates back to the Middle Ages. It is part of the mystery cycles, a series of European liturgical dramas following the events of the Bible. Members of craft guilds performed the mystery plays once a year over the course of several days, each guild responsible for one section of the cycle. _The Second Shepherds’ Play _is one of the most famous of the surviving mystery plays due to its focus on everyday people and mix of low farce and high religion."

answer: The play dates back to the Middle Ages. It belongs to the mystery cycles, a series of European liturgical dramas that followed the events of the bible. It is one of the most famous of the surviving mystery plays.

text: Include information about the play's performance

refinement: The play dates back to the Middle Ages. It belongs to the mystery cycles, a series of European liturgical dramas that followed the events of the bible. It is one of the most famous of the surviving mystery plays. Members of craft guilds performed the plays once a year over the course of several days, with each guild responsible for one section of the cycle.


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  I couldn't handle sitting at home. All there was to do was sit and think about the girl I had just lost. I decided to head back to the University earlier than planned without telling my parents. I packed all day by myself. As I was ready to leave in the driveway, my dad came home. I told him I was going back to school. He told me to drive carefully. He's a cool guy. It's my mom I dislike.

I drive the hour to school. I pick up my parking pass. I pull into the parking deck and lose it. I'm crying like a little girl. All the memories of driving into this parking deck after hanging out with my girlfriend numerous times over the last semester came back. I've suffered from social anxiety my whole life. This girl was the first time I've ever been close to another human being. And she was the greatest improvement to my life. She made me confident. I didn't care who saw me when walking from my door to the parking deck with my pajamas on. The walk of shame was always a walk of glory for me.

Why did we break up? She told me she was planning on moving far away the next year. I took that to mean she was going to break up with me eventually, so I broke up with her first. If I do it, I wouldn't be hurt, right? WRONG. I just thought I'd get another girlfriend and be just as happy. Nope. I want that one. There was really nothing wrong with her. I couldn't ask for more in a girl. I wish I hadn't broken up with her. I needed to escape from this reality. I went downtown to her favorite bar.

"What can I get you?" said the bartender. "Double shot of Jameson I replied". I sipped it while watching tv. I didn't feel anything. I ordered a beer. Still nothing. The bartender goes home and a male bartender replaces her. Being money conscious, I order well whiskey. Double shots of it at a time. After the second one, I ask for a third. He says "Another?" and I told him I why I was there. About my girlfriend.

He tells me that he's had about 15 girlfriends and that I will find someone else and things will get better. That's what everyone tells me. No one understand that I didn't just lose my first girlfriend, I lost my only friend. I didn't know how alone I was before until I realized what having someone was like. After I down my third double shot of well whiskey, he pours me a 4th, tells me it's on him, and to sip it so I don't throw up. I never throw up because of liquor, but I listen.

I stumble to the bathroom and when I come back he asks if I'm alright I say yea. He tells me to not drive home. I told him I live on campus (which literally touches downtown) and I'll walk if I have to. I'm feeling good now. I can't feel my face. I finish my whiskey and just sit there. There's other people in the bar, but I ignore them.

I start fading out. The bartender tells me not to go to sleep. Every now and then I hear a "1point5volts, you ok?" I reply yes. Eventually I got up. I tripped over a couch and hit the floor. Next thing I know it's 2am, I'm back at the bar, and the bartender is trying to get me to tip him $18 on the receipt because he got me a cab home. I struggle to do the math to add that to the cost of my drinks. He tells me the answer. I'm escorted to the cab and he tells the driver where I live and that I'm a good guy just going through a rough time.

The cab driver tells me the same story. I'll get over the girl. I get back to the dorms. I actually haven't been in my room yet. My 3 roommates are random. I don't know them. I left my keys in my car. I go to the desk and the desk assistant gets two RAs to escort me to my room. I meet one roommate, shake his hand, flop onto my bed and sleep.

Epilogue: I had my wallet and car keys. I walked two miles back to downtown in a hungover state. My phone was still in the bar, which doesn't open until 4. So I just got my car and eventually went back and got my phone. Bartender was really cool. Less than $50 for a drunken night downtown and a cab ride home. Dude took care of me. The end!

stay tuned for the sequel where I drive across the country to get out of this city because everything in this place reminds me of my ex and I can't concentrate on classes.

title: [NF] A Drunken Night Downtown

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Why was the narrator struggling to believe those who told him he'll get over the girl?

answer: The narrator is struggling to believe those who told him he'll get over the girl because he believes he has lost the only friend he ever had. He didn't know how lonely he had felt until he finally experienced having someone that cares about him. After breaking up with his girlfriend, the narrator feels completely alone. The break-up has hit him hard and he doesn't know how to move on.

answer: The girl in question was his first girlfriend and the first girl he ever befriended. He also admits that she was also the best thing to happen to him.

text: The narrator says he lost his only friend, not the first girl he befriended.

refinement: The girl in question was his first girlfriend and the only friend he had. He also admits that she was also the best thing to happen to him.

text: The narrator's girlfriend being the best thing to happen to him isn't really relevant since it doesn't add meaningful information to the answer.

refinement: The girl in question was his first girlfriend and the only friend he had.

text: The answer should give more details about the importance of the girl to the narrator.

refinement: The girl in question was his first girlfriend and the only friend he had. The narrator experienced what it was to have someone in his life for the first time and realized how alone he was before her.

answer: The narrator has just broken up with his girlfriend. She had told him about moving far away next so the narrator decided to break up with her before she gets around to breaking up with him. He feels miserable and decides to go to her favorite bar in town where he gets drunk and tells the bartender his plight. The bartender tells him he'll get over the girl with time. The narrator is fed up with everyone telling him that. He believes they do not understand that his ex-girlfriend was more than a girlfriend to him - she was his only friend. She was the first person to make him come out of his shell. He is always confident whenever she is around.

text: The story of how the narrator talked with the bartender is irrelevant.

refinement: He believes they do not understand that his ex-girlfriend was more than a girlfriend to him - she was his only friend. She was the first person to make him come out of his shell. He is always confident whenever she is around.

text: The narrator was confident while in the relationship, not just when she was around.

refinement: He believes they do not understand that his ex-girlfriend was more than a girlfriend to him - she was his only friend. She was the first person to make him come out of his shell. He was always confident when dating her.

answer: Most people say things like that to keep the situation from getting worse. If he didn't have to deal with the person anymore, things will get better, so it's not unthinkable to assume they were being honest.

text: The answer is entirely useless and incoherent.

text: The answer is empty.

refinement: She was the narrator's first girlfriend and the only friend he had. He realized how alone he was before her and losing the confidence of being with her hurt him too.

answer: The narrator was struggling to believe those who told him he would get over the girl because he felt he had lost his only friend. Because she had been such an important part of his life and meant so much to him, he didn't understand how he could go on without her and he worried he would never find someone else who meant so much.


text: There was once a strikingly beautiful young Lady who tragically and without warning had her Heart broken badly. She was so hurt emotionally by her former lover that desperation began to set in. She was distraught. She put on a beautiful red dress she had worn on their first romantic meeting, walked to the edge of a cliff on the Sea and plunged 111 feet into the icy Abyss below. The Daemons, Siren, and Leviathan beneath the water licked their fangs and waited to ravish her body and Soul, because they knew, as a suicide, the depths of Hell were pulling her down. Unfortunately for her, the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration. A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart, and as is his natural instinct he sank into the fire and water column leading to Hell. As he descended, the Viscious Sea creatures attacked him, but he tore them to shreds, and their ilk was disheartened. The pressure and heat of the Dive was very disorienting, but the Diver focused on her Spirit which was so passionately intense that it was illuminating his Path and drawing him in. Once the Diver reached her, he never let her go; she is his World now. They are bonded in Eternity. Now as you can imagine, he has brought her back to the Netherworld where their true journey begins. Together they will break free of any limitations, and their new Love will take them much higher, away from the darker depths of emotion that way heavy and Hellish.

title: The Diver and the Lady's Anguish

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Who are the major characters?

answer: The major characters are the Lady and the Diver. The Lady tragically plunges into the sea, and the Diver dives into the depths to rescue her. They become bonded in Eternity and transcend limitations together.

text: There was once a strikingly beautiful young Lady who tragically and without warning had her Heart broken badly

text: the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration

answer: The major characters in this passage are the Lady and the Diver. The Diver is a spirit who saves the Lady from her suicide.

text: The diver is a not a spirit. He was filled with (the power of) spirit and determination. Simply omit the second sentence for simplicity.

refinement: The major characters in this passage are the Lady and the Diver.

text: There was once a strikingly beautiful young Lady who tragically and without warning had her Heart broken badly

text: the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration

answer: The lady, the diver, and various mythical malicious sea creatures.

text: The creatures are not major characters as they only serve the purpose of increasing the peril for the diver and the lady.

text: There was once a strikingly beautiful young Lady who tragically and without warning had her Heart broken badly

text: the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration

answer: A young Lady who tragically loses her former lover and plunges to her death 111 feet into the icy ocean. The Diver, who saves her from the monsters of the sea and Heaven but also from herself.

text: the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration

text: There was once a strikingly beautiful young Lady who tragically and without warning had her Heart broken badly.

answer: The Lady, the Siren, the Daemons, the Diver

text: Only the lady and the diver are major characters

text: There was once a strikingly beautiful young Lady who tragically and without warning had her Heart broken badly.

text: the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Why does the Diver go after the Lady?

answer: The Diver goes after the Lady to save her from what would be a horrible fate at the hands of the Daemons, Siren, and Leviathan beneath the water. The Diver sees the Lady's anguish and passion and dives into the Abyss to save her. The Diver loves her enough to put himself in danger in order to save her.

text: the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration. A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart, and as is his natural instinct he sank into the fire and water column leading to Hell.

answer: He senses the pain in her heart and follows his instinct to save her.

text: the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration. A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart, and as is his natural instinct he sank into the fire and water column leading to Hell.

answer: On his spiritual dive to help her, he felt her spirit illuminating his path and attracting him in. He brought her back to the Netherworld.

text:
The answer provides the wrong motivation for the diver.

" the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration. A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart, and as is his natural instinct he sank into the fire and water column leading to Hell."

refinement: The diver is motivated by spirit and inspiration that the almighty filled him with, when he felt the anguish in her heart, he went to save her.

answer: He feels her depth.

text: can be misinterpreted, needs to be a little more specific

text: the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration. A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart, and as is his natural instinct he sank into the fire and water column leading to Hell.

answer: The Diver goes after the Lady because he feels her anguish and wants to save her from the danger beneath the waves. The Diver understands that the Lady is in desperate need of help, and he is willing to take the risks to rescue her.

text: the Almighty would not protect her directly from what was happening as she sank helplessly into the depths, so instead a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration. A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart, and as is his natural instinct he sank into the fire and water column leading to Hell.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Why is the Lady going to Hell?

answer: The Lady goes to Hell because she committed suicide.

text: they knew, as a suicide, the depths of Hell were pulling her down.

answer: The young Lady has committed suicide, so she is going to Hell because by committing suicide, she has relinquished her right to Heaven. The Daemons, Siren, and Leviathan beneath the water can only hope to feast on her body and her Soul since Hell is drawing her down to its depths.

text: they knew, as a suicide, the depths of Hell were pulling her down.

answer: She committed suicide.

text: they knew, as a suicide, the depths of Hell were pulling her down.

answer: She was initially damned because she chose to die by suicide, but she ends up going to a more peaceful Netherworld.

text: they knew, as a suicide, the depths of Hell were pulling her down.

answer: She had committed suicide.

text: they knew, as a suicide, the depths of Hell were pulling her down.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Why is the Diver lost between Heaven and Hell?

answer: If the diver lost his soul, it must mean that he is not a natural diver/under the sea. He must be someone who voluntarily takes a journey to the deep end of the sea.

text:
The narrative presents no correlation between losing a soul and being lost between heaven and hell. However, since the two facts are presented together, it is somewhat implied.
The answer should reflect the uncertainty of this assumption.

refinement: The diver is lost between heaven and hell probably because he lost his soul.

text: A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart

answer: This is not made clear in the story.

text: The presentation of details in the story imply a correlation between the losing of a soul and being lost between heaven and hell.

refinement: This is not made clear in the story. But it is implied that it may be related to losing the soul.

text: No information directly given.

answer: The Diver is lost between Heaven and Hell because he willingly chooses to help the young Lady who has committed suicide. He does not have Heaven-bound protection, but instead chose to descend into the depths despite the dangers in order to save her.

text: The diver was already lost between heaven and hell to begin with. No information is given as to why he was there in the first place, though it is implied that losing his soul might be connected to the reason why.

refinement: No information given, though it is implied that losing the soul might be the reason.

answer: The Diver is lost between Heaven and Hell because he felt the emotional torment and desperation of the young woman and descended into the depths of the Abyss to rescue her.

text: The diver was already lost between heaven and hell to begin with. No information is given as to why he was there in the first place, though it is implied that losing his soul might be connected to the reason why.

refinement: No information given, though it is implied that losing the soul might be the reason.

answer: That information is not known.

text: narrative implies correlation with losing the soul

refinement: That information is not known. Though presentation of facts may imply a connection with the fact that the diver lost their soul.

text: No information given

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What is the Lady's goal?

answer: The Lady's goal is to escape from the dark depths of emotion and enter into a new, more liberating love with the Diver.

text: "She was so hurt emotionally by her former lover that desperation began to set in. She was distraught. She put on a beautiful red dress she had worn on their first romantic meeting, walked to the edge of a cliff on the Sea and plunged 111 feet into the icy Abyss below."

refinement: The lady wanted to commit suicide in order to deal with the emotional pain brought by her former lover.

answer: The Lady's goal is to free herself from any limitations and rise to a better emotional place with her Diver partner.

text: "She was so hurt emotionally by her former lover that desperation began to set in. She was distraught. She put on a beautiful red dress she had worn on their first romantic meeting, walked to the edge of a cliff on the Sea and plunged 111 feet into the icy Abyss below."

refinement: The Lady's goal is to free herself from any limitations and rise to a better emotional place with her Diver partner.

answer: Ultimately, to break free of any limitations.

text: "She was so hurt emotionally by her former lover that desperation began to set in. She was distraught. She put on a beautiful red dress she had worn on their first romantic meeting, walked to the edge of a cliff on the Sea and plunged 111 feet into the icy Abyss below."

refinement: The lady wanted to commit suicide in order to deal with the emotional pain brought by her former lover.

answer: To die, which she succeeds in doing.

text: "She was so hurt emotionally by her former lover that desperation began to set in. She was distraught. She put on a beautiful red dress she had worn on their first romantic meeting, walked to the edge of a cliff on the Sea and plunged 111 feet into the icy Abyss below."

answer: To kill herself.

text: "She was so hurt emotionally by her former lover that desperation began to set in. She was distraught. She put on a beautiful red dress she had worn on their first romantic meeting, walked to the edge of a cliff on the Sea and plunged 111 feet into the icy Abyss below."

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What happens to the sea creatures?

answer: The sea creatures are torn to shreds by the diver as he descends into the waters. However, they remain disheartened by their failure.

text: "however" connotes a contrast between the first statement and the second. This should be changed.

refinement: The sea creatures are torn to shreds by the diver as he descends into the waters and their ilk are disheartened by their failure.

text: As he descended, the Viscious Sea creatures attacked him, but he tore them to shreds, and their ilk was disheartened.

answer: The sea creatures are disheartened by the Diver's strength and are easily torn to shreds.

text: As he descended, the Viscious Sea creatures attacked him, but he tore them to shreds, and their ilk was disheartened.

answer: The sea creatures are killed.

text: As he descended, the Viscious Sea creatures attacked him, but he tore them to shreds, and their ilk was disheartened.

answer: They abandon their pursuit of the lady after the diver tears some of them apart.

text: As he descended, the Viscious Sea creatures attacked him, but he tore them to shreds, and their ilk was disheartened.

answer: They try to attack the Diver, but the Diver tears them to shreds. As a result, the sea creatures dishearten.

text: As he descended, the Viscious Sea creatures attacked him, but he tore them to shreds, and their ilk was disheartened.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: A sad tale of a beautiful young woman who committed suicide by jumping off a cliff, and an unnamed diver she left behind who rescues her.

text: The diver has no prior relationship to the woman and changing this dynamic will alter the main context of the story.

refinement: This is the beginning of the tale of a beautiful young woman who committed suicide by jumping off a cliff, and an unnamed diver is imbued with spirit and inspiration who rescues her. Together they will go to the netherworld where their true journey bgeins.

text: She was so hurt emotionally by her former lover that desperation began to set in. She was distraught. She put on a beautiful red dress she had worn on their first romantic meeting, walked to the edge of a cliff on the Sea and plunged 111 feet into the icy Abyss below.

text: a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration. A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart, and as is his natural instinct he sank into the fire and water column leading to Hell.

answer: A heartbroken lady commits suicide and is saved from the plunge into hell, full of mythical sea monsters, by a diver who takes her to his netherworld.

text: She was so hurt emotionally by her former lover that desperation began to set in. She was distraught. She put on a beautiful red dress she had worn on their first romantic meeting, walked to the edge of a cliff on the Sea and plunged 111 feet into the icy Abyss below.

text: a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration. A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart, and as is his natural instinct he sank into the fire and water column leading to Hell.

text: They are bonded in Eternity. Now as you can imagine, he has brought her back to the Netherworld where their true journey begins. Together they will break free of any limitations, and their new Love will take them much higher, away from the darker depths of emotion that way heavy and Hellish.

answer: A beautiful Lady tragically dives into the depths of the ocean in sadness. A diver descends into the water, fighting through the creatures who awaited her below, in order to rescue her. Their bond is eternal, and they move beyond any emotional tragedy together.

text: They are bonded in Eternity. Now as you can imagine, he has brought her back to the Netherworld where their true journey begins. Together they will break free of any limitations, and their new Love will take them much higher, away from the darker depths of emotion that way heavy and Hellish.

text: She was so hurt emotionally by her former lover that desperation began to set in. She was distraught. She put on a beautiful red dress she had worn on their first romantic meeting, walked to the edge of a cliff on the Sea and plunged 111 feet into the icy Abyss below.

text: a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration. A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart, and as is his natural instinct he sank into the fire and water column leading to Hell.

answer: A beautiful young woman tragically loses her heart, plunges into the depths of the ocean in a suicide attempt, and is saved by a brave Diver. Together they will rise above their pain to a new life together.

text: a Diver was filled with Spirit and Inspiration. A Diver whose Soul was also lost somewhere between Heaven and Hell felt the anguish in her Heart, and as is his natural instinct he sank into the fire and water column leading to Hell.

text: They are bonded in Eternity. Now as you can imagine, he has brought her back to the Netherworld where their true journey begins. Together they will break free of any limitations, and their new Love will take them much higher, away from the darker depths of emotion that way heavy and Hellish.

text: She was so hurt emotionally by her former lover that desperation began to set in. She was distraught. She put on a beautiful red dress she had worn on their first romantic meeting, walked to the edge of a cliff on the Sea and plunged 111 feet into the icy Abyss below.

answer: This story is part of a retelling of Revelation 21:1-7.

text: There is no details on what Revelation 21:1-7 is.

refinement: This is the beginning of the tale of a beautiful young woman who committed suicide by jumping off a cliff, and an unnamed diver is imbued with spirit and inspiration who rescues her. Together they will go to the netherworld where their true journey bgeins.