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gold-tree-and-silver-tree | that one thing was that there was one room in the castle -- a room which stood at the end of a passage by itself -- which she could never enter , as her husband always carried the key . and as , when she asked him the reason of this , he always made an excuse of some kind . she made up her mind that she would not seem as if she did not trust him , so she asked no more questions about the matter . but one day the prince chanced to leave the door unlocked . as he had never told her not to do so , she went in . there she saw princess gold - tree lying on the silken couch , looking as if she were asleep . " is she dead , or is she only sleeping ? " she said to herself . she went up to the couch and looked closely at the princess . and there , sticking in her little finger , she discovered a curiously shaped needle . " there hath been evil work here , " she thought to herself . " if that needle be not poisoned , then i know naught of medicine . " and , being skilled in leechcraft , she drew it carefully out . | gold - tree was in the room . | why wasn't the second wife allowed to enter one room in the castle ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3500 | why wasn't the second wife allowed to enter one room in the castle ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | that one thing was that there was one room in the castle -- a room which stood at the end of a passage by itself -- which she could never enter , as her husband always carried the key . and as , when she asked him the reason of this , he always made an excuse of some kind . she made up her mind that she would not seem as if she did not trust him , so she asked no more questions about the matter . but one day the prince chanced to leave the door unlocked . as he had never told her not to do so , she went in . there she saw princess gold - tree lying on the silken couch , looking as if she were asleep . " is she dead , or is she only sleeping ? " she said to herself . she went up to the couch and looked closely at the princess . and there , sticking in her little finger , she discovered a curiously shaped needle . " there hath been evil work here , " she thought to herself . " if that needle be not poisoned , then i know naught of medicine . " and , being skilled in leechcraft , she drew it carefully out . | made an excuse of some kind . | what did the prince do when the second wife asked about the room ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3501 | what did the prince do when the second wife asked about the room ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | that one thing was that there was one room in the castle -- a room which stood at the end of a passage by itself -- which she could never enter , as her husband always carried the key . and as , when she asked him the reason of this , he always made an excuse of some kind . she made up her mind that she would not seem as if she did not trust him , so she asked no more questions about the matter . but one day the prince chanced to leave the door unlocked . as he had never told her not to do so , she went in . there she saw princess gold - tree lying on the silken couch , looking as if she were asleep . " is she dead , or is she only sleeping ? " she said to herself . she went up to the couch and looked closely at the princess . and there , sticking in her little finger , she discovered a curiously shaped needle . " there hath been evil work here , " she thought to herself . " if that needle be not poisoned , then i know naught of medicine . " and , being skilled in leechcraft , she drew it carefully out . | the prince chanced to leave the door unlocked . | why did the second wife enter the room ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3502 | why did the second wife enter the room ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | that one thing was that there was one room in the castle -- a room which stood at the end of a passage by itself -- which she could never enter , as her husband always carried the key . and as , when she asked him the reason of this , he always made an excuse of some kind . she made up her mind that she would not seem as if she did not trust him , so she asked no more questions about the matter . but one day the prince chanced to leave the door unlocked . as he had never told her not to do so , she went in . there she saw princess gold - tree lying on the silken couch , looking as if she were asleep . " is she dead , or is she only sleeping ? " she said to herself . she went up to the couch and looked closely at the princess . and there , sticking in her little finger , she discovered a curiously shaped needle . " there hath been evil work here , " she thought to herself . " if that needle be not poisoned , then i know naught of medicine . " and , being skilled in leechcraft , she drew it carefully out . | a curiously shaped needle . | what did the second wife discover on gold-tree's little finger ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3503 | what did the second wife discover on gold-tree's little finger ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | that one thing was that there was one room in the castle -- a room which stood at the end of a passage by itself -- which she could never enter , as her husband always carried the key . and as , when she asked him the reason of this , he always made an excuse of some kind . she made up her mind that she would not seem as if she did not trust him , so she asked no more questions about the matter . but one day the prince chanced to leave the door unlocked . as he had never told her not to do so , she went in . there she saw princess gold - tree lying on the silken couch , looking as if she were asleep . " is she dead , or is she only sleeping ? " she said to herself . she went up to the couch and looked closely at the princess . and there , sticking in her little finger , she discovered a curiously shaped needle . " there hath been evil work here , " she thought to herself . " if that needle be not poisoned , then i know naught of medicine . " and , being skilled in leechcraft , she drew it carefully out . | skilled in leechcraft . | how did the second wife draw out the needle ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3504 | how did the second wife draw out the needle ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | that one thing was that there was one room in the castle -- a room which stood at the end of a passage by itself -- which she could never enter , as her husband always carried the key . and as , when she asked him the reason of this , he always made an excuse of some kind . she made up her mind that she would not seem as if she did not trust him , so she asked no more questions about the matter . but one day the prince chanced to leave the door unlocked . as he had never told her not to do so , she went in . there she saw princess gold - tree lying on the silken couch , looking as if she were asleep . " is she dead , or is she only sleeping ? " she said to herself . she went up to the couch and looked closely at the princess . and there , sticking in her little finger , she discovered a curiously shaped needle . " there hath been evil work here , " she thought to herself . " if that needle be not poisoned , then i know naught of medicine . " and , being skilled in leechcraft , she drew it carefully out . in a moment princess gold - tree opened her eyes and sat up . she presently she had recovered sufficiently to tell the other princess the whole story . now , if her step - mother had been jealous , the other princess was not jealous at all . when she heard all that had happened , she clapped her little hands , crying , " oh , how glad the prince will be . although he hath married again , i know that he loves you best . " that night the prince came home from hunting looking very tired and sad . what his second wife had said was quite true . although he loved her very much , he was always mourning in his heart for his first dear love , princess gold - tree . | princess gold - tree opened her eyes and sat up , she had recovered sufficiently to tell the other princess the whole story . | what happened after the second wife pulled out the needle ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3505 | what happened after the second wife pulled out the needle ? | []
| summary | outcome resolution | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | in a moment princess gold - tree opened her eyes and sat up . she presently she had recovered sufficiently to tell the other princess the whole story . now , if her step - mother had been jealous , the other princess was not jealous at all . when she heard all that had happened , she clapped her little hands , crying , " oh , how glad the prince will be . although he hath married again , i know that he loves you best . " that night the prince came home from hunting looking very tired and sad . what his second wife had said was quite true . although he loved her very much , he was always mourning in his heart for his first dear love , princess gold - tree . | the other princess was not jealous at all . | how was the step-mother different from the other princess ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3506 | how was the step-mother different from the other princess ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | without a word the prince ran upstairs , and , sure enough , there was his dear gold - tree . she was sitting on the couch ready to welcome him . he was so overjoyed to see her that he threw his arms round her neck . he kissed her over and over again . he forgot his poor second wife , who had followed him upstairs , and who now stood watching the meeting that she had brought about . she did not seem to be sorry for herself , however . " i always knew that thy heart yearned after princess gold - tree , " she said . " and it is but right that it should be so . she was your first love . since she has come to life again , i will go back to mine own people . " " no , indeed you will not , " answered the prince . " it is you who have brought me this joy . you will stay with us , and we shall all three live happily together . and gold - tree and thee will become great friends . " | overjoyed . | how will the prince feel when he finds out that gold-tree is alive ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3507 | how will the prince feel when he finds out that gold-tree is alive ? | []
| summary | prediction | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | in a moment princess gold - tree opened her eyes and sat up . she presently she had recovered sufficiently to tell the other princess the whole story . now , if her step - mother had been jealous , the other princess was not jealous at all . when she heard all that had happened , she clapped her little hands , crying , " oh , how glad the prince will be . although he hath married again , i know that he loves you best . " that night the prince came home from hunting looking very tired and sad . what his second wife had said was quite true . although he loved her very much , he was always mourning in his heart for his first dear love , princess gold - tree . " how sad you are ! " exclaimed his wife , going out to meet him . " is there nothing that i can do to bring a smile to thy face ? " " nothing , " answered the prince wearily , laying down his bow , for he was too heart - sore even to pretend to be gay . " except to give thee back gold - tree , " said his wife mischievously . " and that can i do . thou wilt find her alive and well in the mullioned chamber . " | tell the prince . | what will the second wife do when gold-tree wakes up ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3508 | what will the second wife do when gold-tree wakes up ? | []
| summary | prediction | implicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | without a word the prince ran upstairs , and , sure enough , there was his dear gold - tree . she was sitting on the couch ready to welcome him . he was so overjoyed to see her that he threw his arms round her neck . he kissed her over and over again . he forgot his poor second wife , who had followed him upstairs , and who now stood watching the meeting that she had brought about . she did not seem to be sorry for herself , however . " i always knew that thy heart yearned after princess gold - tree , " she said . " and it is but right that it should be so . she was your first love . since she has come to life again , i will go back to mine own people . " " no , indeed you will not , " answered the prince . " it is you who have brought me this joy . you will stay with us , and we shall all three live happily together . and gold - tree and thee will become great friends . " | threw his arms round her neck and kissed her over and over again , quite forgetting his poor second wife . | what did the prince do when he saw gold-tree ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3509 | what did the prince do when he saw gold-tree ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | and so it came to pass . for princess gold - tree and the other princess soon became like sisters . they loved each other as if they had been brought up together all their lives . in this manner another year passed away . one evening , in the old country , queen silver - tree went , as she had done before , to look at her face in the water of the little well in the glen . and , as had happened twice before , the trout was there . " troutie , troutie , " she whispered , " am not i the most beautiful woman in the world ? " " by my truth , you are not , " answered the trout , as he had answered on the two previous occasions . " and who do you say is the most beautiful woman now ? " asked the queen , her voice trembling with rage and vexation . " i have given her name to thee these two years back , " answered the trout . " the princess gold - tree , of course . " " but she is dead , " laughed the queen . " i am sure of it this time . it is just a year since i stabbed her little finger with a poisoned needle . i heard her fall down dead on the floor . " " i would not be so sure of that , " answered the trout . without saying another word he dived straight down to the bottom of the well . | look at her face in the water of the little well in the glen . | what will the queen do when another year has passed ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3510 | what will the queen do when another year has passed ? | []
| summary | prediction | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | and , as had happened twice before , the trout was there . " troutie , troutie , " she whispered , " am not i the most beautiful woman in the world ? " " by my truth , you are not , " answered the trout , as he had answered on the two previous occasions . " and who do you say is the most beautiful woman now ? " asked the queen , her voice trembling with rage and vexation . " i have given her name to thee these two years back , " answered the trout . " the princess gold - tree , of course . " " but she is dead , " laughed the queen . " i am sure of it this time . it is just a year since i stabbed her little finger with a poisoned needle . i heard her fall down dead on the floor . " " i would not be so sure of that , " answered the trout . without saying another word he dived straight down to the bottom of the well . | the trout told her . | how did the queen know that gold-tree was still alive ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3511 | how did the queen know that gold-tree was still alive ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | after hearing his mysterious words the queen could not rest . at last she asked her husband to have the long ship prepared once more , so that she could go and see her step - daughter . the king gave the order gladly . it all happened as it had happened before . she steered the ship over the sea with her own hands . when it was approaching the land it was seen and recognised by princess gold - tree . the prince was out hunting . the princess ran , in great terror , to her friend , the other princess , who was upstairs in her chamber . | asked her husband to have the long ship prepared once more . | what did the queen do when she knew gold-tree was still alive ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3512 | what did the queen do when she knew gold-tree was still alive ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | after hearing his mysterious words the queen could not rest . at last she asked her husband to have the long ship prepared once more , so that she could go and see her step - daughter . the king gave the order gladly . it all happened as it had happened before . she steered the ship over the sea with her own hands . when it was approaching the land it was seen and recognised by princess gold - tree . the prince was out hunting . the princess ran , in great terror , to her friend , the other princess , who was upstairs in her chamber . | ran to her friend . | what did gold-tree do when she saw her mother on the ship ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3513 | what did gold-tree do when she saw her mother on the ship ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | after hearing his mysterious words the queen could not rest . at last she asked her husband to have the long ship prepared once more , so that she could go and see her step - daughter . the king gave the order gladly . it all happened as it had happened before . she steered the ship over the sea with her own hands . when it was approaching the land it was seen and recognised by princess gold - tree . the prince was out hunting . the princess ran , in great terror , to her friend , the other princess , who was upstairs in her chamber . | scared . | how did gold-tree feel when she saw her mother again ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3514 | how did gold-tree feel when she saw her mother again ? | []
| local | feeling | implicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | after hearing his mysterious words the queen could not rest . at last she asked her husband to have the long ship prepared once more , so that she could go and see her step - daughter . the king gave the order gladly . it all happened as it had happened before . she steered the ship over the sea with her own hands . when it was approaching the land it was seen and recognised by princess gold - tree . the prince was out hunting . the princess ran , in great terror , to her friend , the other princess , who was upstairs in her chamber . | she would try to kill her . | why was gold-tree scared of her mother ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3515 | why was gold-tree scared of her mother ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | after hearing his mysterious words the queen could not rest . at last she asked her husband to have the long ship prepared once more , so that she could go and see her step - daughter . the king gave the order gladly . it all happened as it had happened before . she steered the ship over the sea with her own hands . when it was approaching the land it was seen and recognised by princess gold - tree . the prince was out hunting . the princess ran , in great terror , to her friend , the other princess , who was upstairs in her chamber . " oh , what shall i do , what shall i do ? " she cried . " i see my father 's long ship coming . i know that my cruel step - mother is on board . she will try to kill me , as she tried to kill me before . oh ! come , let us escape to the hills . " " not at all , " replied the other princess , throwing her arms round the trembling gold - tree . " i am not afraid of thy lady step - mother . come with me . we will go down to the sea shore to greet her . " so they both went down to the edge of the water . when queen silver - tree saw her step - daughter coming she pretended to be very glad , and sprang out of the boat and ran to meet her . she held out a silver goblet full of wine for her to drink . " it is rare wine from the east , " she said , " and therefore very precious . i brought a flagon with me , so that we might pledge each other in a loving cup . " | go down to the sea shore to greet her . | what will gold-tree and the other princess do when the queen comes ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3516 | what will gold-tree and the other princess do when the queen comes ? | []
| summary | prediction | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | " oh , what shall i do , what shall i do ? " she cried . " i see my father 's long ship coming . i know that my cruel step - mother is on board . she will try to kill me , as she tried to kill me before . oh ! come , let us escape to the hills . " " not at all , " replied the other princess , throwing her arms round the trembling gold - tree . " i am not afraid of thy lady step - mother . come with me . we will go down to the sea shore to greet her . " so they both went down to the edge of the water . when queen silver - tree saw her step - daughter coming she pretended to be very glad , and sprang out of the boat and ran to meet her . she held out a silver goblet full of wine for her to drink . " it is rare wine from the east , " she said , " and therefore very precious . i brought a flagon with me , so that we might pledge each other in a loving cup . " | pretended to be very glad , and sprang out of the boat and ran to meet her , and held out a silver goblet full of wine for her to drink . | what did the queen do when she saw her step-daughter ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3517 | what did the queen do when she saw her step-daughter ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | " oh , what shall i do , what shall i do ? " she cried . " i see my father 's long ship coming . i know that my cruel step - mother is on board . she will try to kill me , as she tried to kill me before . oh ! come , let us escape to the hills . " " not at all , " replied the other princess , throwing her arms round the trembling gold - tree . " i am not afraid of thy lady step - mother . come with me . we will go down to the sea shore to greet her . " so they both went down to the edge of the water . when queen silver - tree saw her step - daughter coming she pretended to be very glad , and sprang out of the boat and ran to meet her . she held out a silver goblet full of wine for her to drink . " it is rare wine from the east , " she said , " and therefore very precious . i brought a flagon with me , so that we might pledge each other in a loving cup . " | a rare wine . | what did the queen give to gold-tree ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3518 | what did the queen give to gold-tree ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | princess gold - tree , who was ever gentle and courteous , would have stretched out her hand for the cup , had not the other princess stepped between her and her step - mother . " nay , madam , " she said gravely , looking the queen straight in the face . " it is the custom in this land for the one who offers a loving cup to drink from it first herself . " " i will follow the custom gladly , " answered the queen , and she raised the goblet to her mouth . but the other princess , who was watching for closely , noticed that she did not allow the wine that it contained to touch her lips . so she stepped forward and , as if by accident , struck the bottom of the goblet with her shoulder . part of its contents flew into the queen 's face . before she could shut her mouth , went down her throat . | the other princess stepped between her and her step - mother . | why didn't gold-tree take the cup ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3519 | why didn't gold-tree take the cup ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | princess gold - tree , who was ever gentle and courteous , would have stretched out her hand for the cup , had not the other princess stepped between her and her step - mother . " nay , madam , " she said gravely , looking the queen straight in the face . " it is the custom in this land for the one who offers a loving cup to drink from it first herself . " " i will follow the custom gladly , " answered the queen , and she raised the goblet to her mouth . but the other princess , who was watching for closely , noticed that she did not allow the wine that it contained to touch her lips . so she stepped forward and , as if by accident , struck the bottom of the goblet with her shoulder . part of its contents flew into the queen 's face . before she could shut her mouth , went down her throat . | stepped forward and , as if by accident , struck the bottom of the goblet with her shoulder . | how did the other princess trick the queen ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3520 | how did the other princess trick the queen ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | princess gold - tree , who was ever gentle and courteous , would have stretched out her hand for the cup , had not the other princess stepped between her and her step - mother . " nay , madam , " she said gravely , looking the queen straight in the face . " it is the custom in this land for the one who offers a loving cup to drink from it first herself . " " i will follow the custom gladly , " answered the queen , and she raised the goblet to her mouth . but the other princess , who was watching for closely , noticed that she did not allow the wine that it contained to touch her lips . so she stepped forward and , as if by accident , struck the bottom of the goblet with her shoulder . part of its contents flew into the queen 's face . before she could shut her mouth , went down her throat . | she wanted to make the queen drink the posionous wine . | why did the other princess tell the queen to drink first ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3521 | why did the other princess tell the queen to drink first ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | princess gold - tree , who was ever gentle and courteous , would have stretched out her hand for the cup , had not the other princess stepped between her and her step - mother . " nay , madam , " she said gravely , looking the queen straight in the face . " it is the custom in this land for the one who offers a loving cup to drink from it first herself . " " i will follow the custom gladly , " answered the queen , and she raised the goblet to her mouth . but the other princess , who was watching for closely , noticed that she did not allow the wine that it contained to touch her lips . so she stepped forward and , as if by accident , struck the bottom of the goblet with her shoulder . part of its contents flew into the queen 's face . before she could shut her mouth , went down her throat . | she could pretend to drink the wine . | why did the queen accept the other princess's request ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3522 | why did the queen accept the other princess's request ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | so , because of her wickedness , she was , as the good book says , caught in her own net . for she had made the wine so poisonous that , almost before she had swallowed it , she fell dead at the two princesses ' feet . no one was sorry for her . she really deserved her fate . they buried her hastily in a lonely piece of ground , and very soon everybody had forgotten all about her . as for princess gold - tree , she lived happily and peacefully with her husband and her friend for the remainder of her life . | she had made the wine so poisonous . | why did the queen fall dead almost before she had swallowed it ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3523 | why did the queen fall dead almost before she had swallowed it ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | and , as had happened twice before , the trout was there . " troutie , troutie , " she whispered , " am not i the most beautiful woman in the world ? " " by my truth , you are not , " answered the trout , as he had answered on the two previous occasions . " and who do you say is the most beautiful woman now ? " asked the queen , her voice trembling with rage and vexation . " i have given her name to thee these two years back , " answered the trout . " the princess gold - tree , of course . " " but she is dead , " laughed the queen . " i am sure of it this time . it is just a year since i stabbed her little finger with a poisoned needle . i heard her fall down dead on the floor . " " i would not be so sure of that , " answered the trout . without saying another word he dived straight down to the bottom of the well . princess gold - tree , who was ever gentle and courteous , would have stretched out her hand for the cup , had not the other princess stepped between her and her step - mother . " nay , madam , " she said gravely , looking the queen straight in the face . " it is the custom in this land for the one who offers a loving cup to drink from it first herself . " " i will follow the custom gladly , " answered the queen , and she raised the goblet to her mouth . but the other princess , who was watching for closely , noticed that she did not allow the wine that it contained to touch her lips . so she stepped forward and , as if by accident , struck the bottom of the goblet with her shoulder . part of its contents flew into the queen 's face . before she could shut her mouth , went down her throat . | she wanted to be the most beautiful . | why did the queen want to poison gold-tree ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3524 | why did the queen want to poison gold-tree ? | []
| summary | causal relationship | implicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | so , because of her wickedness , she was , as the good book says , caught in her own net . for she had made the wine so poisonous that , almost before she had swallowed it , she fell dead at the two princesses ' feet . no one was sorry for her . she really deserved her fate . they buried her hastily in a lonely piece of ground , and very soon everybody had forgotten all about her . as for princess gold - tree , she lived happily and peacefully with her husband and her friend for the remainder of her life . | she deserved her fate . | why wasn't anyone sorry for the queen ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3525 | why wasn't anyone sorry for the queen ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | and , as had happened twice before , the trout was there . " troutie , troutie , " she whispered , " am not i the most beautiful woman in the world ? " " by my truth , you are not , " answered the trout , as he had answered on the two previous occasions . " and who do you say is the most beautiful woman now ? " asked the queen , her voice trembling with rage and vexation . " i have given her name to thee these two years back , " answered the trout . " the princess gold - tree , of course . " " but she is dead , " laughed the queen . " i am sure of it this time . it is just a year since i stabbed her little finger with a poisoned needle . i heard her fall down dead on the floor . " " i would not be so sure of that , " answered the trout . without saying another word he dived straight down to the bottom of the well . princess gold - tree , who was ever gentle and courteous , would have stretched out her hand for the cup , had not the other princess stepped between her and her step - mother . " nay , madam , " she said gravely , looking the queen straight in the face . " it is the custom in this land for the one who offers a loving cup to drink from it first herself . " " i will follow the custom gladly , " answered the queen , and she raised the goblet to her mouth . but the other princess , who was watching for closely , noticed that she did not allow the wine that it contained to touch her lips . so she stepped forward and , as if by accident , struck the bottom of the goblet with her shoulder . part of its contents flew into the queen 's face . before she could shut her mouth , went down her throat . | poison her . | what will the queen do to get rid of gold-tree ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3526 | what will the queen do to get rid of gold-tree ? | []
| summary | prediction | implicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | so , because of her wickedness , she was , as the good book says , caught in her own net . for she had made the wine so poisonous that , almost before she had swallowed it , she fell dead at the two princesses ' feet . no one was sorry for her . she really deserved her fate . they buried her hastily in a lonely piece of ground , and very soon everybody had forgotten all about her . as for princess gold - tree , she lived happily and peacefully with her husband and her friend for the remainder of her life . | buried her hastily in a lonely piece of ground , and had forgotten all about her . | what did everyone do after the queen died ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3527 | what did everyone do after the queen died ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gold-tree-and-silver-tree | princess gold - tree , who was ever gentle and courteous , would have stretched out her hand for the cup , had not the other princess stepped between her and her step - mother . " nay , madam , " she said gravely , looking the queen straight in the face . " it is the custom in this land for the one who offers a loving cup to drink from it first herself . " " i will follow the custom gladly , " answered the queen , and she raised the goblet to her mouth . but the other princess , who was watching for closely , noticed that she did not allow the wine that it contained to touch her lips . so she stepped forward and , as if by accident , struck the bottom of the goblet with her shoulder . part of its contents flew into the queen 's face . before she could shut her mouth , went down her throat . so , because of her wickedness , she was , as the good book says , caught in her own net . for she had made the wine so poisonous that , almost before she had swallowed it , she fell dead at the two princesses ' feet . no one was sorry for her . she really deserved her fate . they buried her hastily in a lonely piece of ground , and very soon everybody had forgotten all about her . as for princess gold - tree , she lived happily and peacefully with her husband and her friend for the remainder of her life . | she will live happily and peacefully with her husband and her friend for the remainder of her life . | what will happen to gold-tree after the queen dies ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3528 | what will happen to gold-tree after the queen dies ? | []
| summary | prediction | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | there were six falcons living in a nest , five of whom were still too young to fly , when it so happened that both the parent birds were shot in one day . the young brood waited anxiously for their return ; but night came , and they were left without parents and without food . gray eagle , the eldest , and the only one whose feathers had become stout enough to enable him to leave the nest , took his place at the head of the family , and assumed the duty of stifling their cries and providing the little household with food , in which he was very successful . but , after a short time had passed , by an unlucky mischance , while out on a foraging excursion , he got one of his wings broken . | were left without parents and without food . | what happened to the six falcons after their parents were shot ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3529 | what happened to the six falcons after their parents were shot ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | there were six falcons living in a nest , five of whom were still too young to fly , when it so happened that both the parent birds were shot in one day . the young brood waited anxiously for their return ; but night came , and they were left without parents and without food . gray eagle , the eldest , and the only one whose feathers had become stout enough to enable him to leave the nest , took his place at the head of the family , and assumed the duty of stifling their cries and providing the little household with food , in which he was very successful . but , after a short time had passed , by an unlucky mischance , while out on a foraging excursion , he got one of his wings broken . | gray eagle . | who was the eldest falcon ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3530 | who was the eldest falcon ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | this was the more to be regretted , as the season had arrived when they were soon to go to a southern country to pass the winter , and the children were only waiting to become a little stronger and more expert on the wing to set out on the journey . finding that their elder brother did not return , they resolved to go in search of him . after beating up and down the country for the better part of a whole day , they at last found him , sorely wounded and unable to fly , lodged in the upper branches of a sycamore - tree . | search for him . | what did the falcons do when their elder brother did not return ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3531 | what did the falcons do when their elder brother did not return ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | this was the more to be regretted , as the season had arrived when they were soon to go to a southern country to pass the winter , and the children were only waiting to become a little stronger and more expert on the wing to set out on the journey . finding that their elder brother did not return , they resolved to go in search of him . after beating up and down the country for the better part of a whole day , they at last found him , sorely wounded and unable to fly , lodged in the upper branches of a sycamore - tree . | in the upper branches of a sycamore - tree . | where did the falcons find their elder brother ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3532 | where did the falcons find their elder brother ? | []
| local | setting | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | " no , no , " they replied , with one voice . " we will not forsake you . we will share your sufferings ; we will abandon our journey , and take care of you as you did of us before we were able to take care of ourselves . if the chill climate kills you , it shall kill us . do you think we can so soon forget your brotherly care , which has equaled a father 's , and even a mother 's kindness ? whether you live or die , we will live or die with you . " they sought out a hollow tree to winter in , and contrived to carry their wounded nest - mate thither ; and before the rigor of the season had set in , they had , by diligence and economy , stored up food enough to carry them through the winter months . | they will die . | what will happen to the falcons if their elder brother dies ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3533 | what will happen to the falcons if their elder brother dies ? | []
| local | prediction | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | their next business was to set the household in order , and this , with the judicious direction of gray eagle , who was propped up in a snug fork , with soft cushions of dry moss , they speedily accomplished . one of the sisters , for there were two of these , took upon herself the charge of nursing gray eagle , preparing his food , bringing him water , and changing his pillows when he grew tired of one position . she also looked to it that the house itself was kept in a tidy condition , and that the pantry was supplied with food . the second brother was assigned the duty of physician , and he was to prescribe such herbs and other medicines as the state of the health of gray eagle seemed to require . | the second brother . | who was assigned the duty of physician ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3534 | who was assigned the duty of physician ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | in due time , what with good nursing , and good feeding , and good air , gray eagle recovered from his wound , and he repaid the kindness of his brothers by giving them such advice and instruction in the art of hunting as his age and experience qualified him to impart . as spring advanced , they began to look about for the means of replenishing their store - house , whose supplies were running low ; and they were all quite successful in their quest except the youngest , whose name was peepi , or the pigeon - hawk , and who had of late begun to set up for himself . | gave them advice and instruction in the art of hunting . | what did gray eagle do to repay the brothers' kindness ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3535 | what did gray eagle do to repay the brothers' kindness ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | in due time , what with good nursing , and good feeding , and good air , gray eagle recovered from his wound , and he repaid the kindness of his brothers by giving them such advice and instruction in the art of hunting as his age and experience qualified him to impart . as spring advanced , they began to look about for the means of replenishing their store - house , whose supplies were running low ; and they were all quite successful in their quest except the youngest , whose name was peepi , or the pigeon - hawk , and who had of late begun to set up for himself . | the youngest . | who was not quite as successful in his quest ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3536 | who was not quite as successful in his quest ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | being small and foolish , and feather - headed , flying hither and yonder without any set purpose , it so happened that peepi always came home , so to phrase it , with an empty game - bag , and his pinions terribly rumpled . at last gray eagle spoke to him , and demanded the cause of his ill - luck . " it is not my smallness nor weakness of body , " peepi answered , " that prevents my bringing home provender as well as my brothers . i am all the time on the wing , hither and thither . i kill ducks and other birds every time i go out ; but just as i get to the woods , on my way home , i am met by a large ko - ko - ho , who robs me of my prey ; and , " added peepi , with great energy , " it 's my settled opinion that the villain lies in wait for the very purpose of doing so . " | peepi always came home with an empty game - bag . | why did gray eagle demand to know the cause of peepi's ill-luck ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3537 | why did gray eagle demand to know the cause of peepi's ill-luck ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | " well done ! " thought his brother , who saw his success ; but just as little peepi was getting to land with his prize , up sailed a large white owl from a tree where he , too , had been watching , and laid claim to it . he was on the point of wresting it from peepi , when gray eagle , calling out to the intruder to desist , rushed up , and , fixing his talons in both sides of the owl , without further introduction or ceremony , flew away with him . | a large white owl laid claim to it . | what happened just as peepi was getting to land with his prize ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3538 | what happened just as peepi was getting to land with his prize ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | the little pigeon - hawk followed closely , with the duck under his wing , rejoiced and happy to think that he had something to carry home at last . he was naturally much vexed with the owl , and had no sooner delivered over the duck to his sister , the housekeeper , than he flew in the owl 's face , and , venting an abundance of reproachful terms , would , in his passion , have torn the very eyes out of the white owl 's head . " softly , peepi , " said the gray eagle , stepping in between them . " do n't be in such a huff , my little brother , nor exhibit so revengeful a temper . do you not know that we are to forgive our enemies ? white owl , you may go ; but let this be a lesson to you , not to play the tyrant over those who may chance to be weaker than yourself . " so , after adding to this much more good advice , and telling him what kind of herbs would cure his wounds , gray eagle dismissed white owl , and the four brothers and sisters sat down to supper . the next day , betimes , in the morning , before the household had fairly rubbed the cobwebs out of the corners of their eyes , there came a knock at the front door -- which was a dry branch that lay down before the hollow of the tree in which they lodged -- and being called to come in , who should make their appearance but the two nest - mates , who had just returned from the south , where they had been wintering . there was great rejoicing over their return , and now that they were all happily re - united , each one soon chose a mate and began to keep house in the woods for himself . | forgave white owl . | why did gray eagle dismiss white owl ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3539 | why did gray eagle dismiss white owl ? | []
| summary | causal relationship | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | so , after adding to this much more good advice , and telling him what kind of herbs would cure his wounds , gray eagle dismissed white owl , and the four brothers and sisters sat down to supper . the next day , betimes , in the morning , before the household had fairly rubbed the cobwebs out of the corners of their eyes , there came a knock at the front door -- which was a dry branch that lay down before the hollow of the tree in which they lodged -- and being called to come in , who should make their appearance but the two nest - mates , who had just returned from the south , where they had been wintering . there was great rejoicing over their return , and now that they were all happily re - united , each one soon chose a mate and began to keep house in the woods for himself . | happy . | how did the househood feel when the two nest-mates returned ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3540 | how did the househood feel when the two nest-mates returned ? | []
| local | feeling | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | to make the provisions they had laid in last the better , it was agreed among them that two of their number should go south ; leaving the other three to watch over , feed , and protect their wounded brother . the travelers set forth , sorry to leave home , but resolved that the first promise of spring should bring them back again . at the close of day , the three brothers who remained , mounting to the very peak of the tree , and bearing gray eagle in their arms , watched them , as they vanished away southward , till their forms blended with the air and were wholly lost to sight . | sad . | how will the two of the falcons feel about leaving home ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3541 | how will the two of the falcons feel about leaving home ? | []
| local | feeling | implicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | " no , no , " they replied , with one voice . " we will not forsake you . we will share your sufferings ; we will abandon our journey , and take care of you as you did of us before we were able to take care of ourselves . if the chill climate kills you , it shall kill us . do you think we can so soon forget your brotherly care , which has equaled a father 's , and even a mother 's kindness ? whether you live or die , we will live or die with you . " they sought out a hollow tree to winter in , and contrived to carry their wounded nest - mate thither ; and before the rigor of the season had set in , they had , by diligence and economy , stored up food enough to carry them through the winter months . | wanted to take care of gray eagle . | why did the falcons want to abandon their journey ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3542 | why did the falcons want to abandon their journey ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | " i have no doubt you are right , brother peepi , " rejoined gray eagle . " i know this pirate -- his name is white owl ; and now that i feel my strength fully recovered , i will go out with you to - morrow and help you look after this greedy bush - ranger . " the next day they went forth in company , and arrived at a fine fresh - water lake . gray eagle seated himself hard by , while peepi started out , and soon pounced upon a duck . | go out with peepi to - morrow and help him look after the greedy bush - ranger . | what did gray eagle say he would do after his strength was fully recovered ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3543 | what did gray eagle say he would do after his strength was fully recovered ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | to make the provisions they had laid in last the better , it was agreed among them that two of their number should go south ; leaving the other three to watch over , feed , and protect their wounded brother . the travelers set forth , sorry to leave home , but resolved that the first promise of spring should bring them back again . at the close of day , the three brothers who remained , mounting to the very peak of the tree , and bearing gray eagle in their arms , watched them , as they vanished away southward , till their forms blended with the air and were wholly lost to sight . | to make the provisions they had laid in last the better . | why did two of the falcons go south ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3544 | why did two of the falcons go south ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | in due time , what with good nursing , and good feeding , and good air , gray eagle recovered from his wound , and he repaid the kindness of his brothers by giving them such advice and instruction in the art of hunting as his age and experience qualified him to impart . as spring advanced , they began to look about for the means of replenishing their store - house , whose supplies were running low ; and they were all quite successful in their quest except the youngest , whose name was peepi , or the pigeon - hawk , and who had of late begun to set up for himself . | good nursing . | what made gray eagle recover from his wound ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3545 | what made gray eagle recover from his wound ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | the little pigeon - hawk followed closely , with the duck under his wing , rejoiced and happy to think that he had something to carry home at last . he was naturally much vexed with the owl , and had no sooner delivered over the duck to his sister , the housekeeper , than he flew in the owl 's face , and , venting an abundance of reproachful terms , would , in his passion , have torn the very eyes out of the white owl 's head . " softly , peepi , " said the gray eagle , stepping in between them . " do n't be in such a huff , my little brother , nor exhibit so revengeful a temper . do you not know that we are to forgive our enemies ? white owl , you may go ; but let this be a lesson to you , not to play the tyrant over those who may chance to be weaker than yourself . " | not to play the tyrant over those weaker than himself . | what did gray eagle tell white owl when he let him go ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3546 | what did gray eagle tell white owl when he let him go ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | " no , no , " they replied , with one voice . " we will not forsake you . we will share your sufferings ; we will abandon our journey , and take care of you as you did of us before we were able to take care of ourselves . if the chill climate kills you , it shall kill us . do you think we can so soon forget your brotherly care , which has equaled a father 's , and even a mother 's kindness ? whether you live or die , we will live or die with you . " they sought out a hollow tree to winter in , and contrived to carry their wounded nest - mate thither ; and before the rigor of the season had set in , they had , by diligence and economy , stored up food enough to carry them through the winter months . | grateful . | how will the falcons feel about gray eagle taking care of them ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3547 | how will the falcons feel about gray eagle taking care of them ? | []
| local | feeling | implicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | " brothers , " said gray eagle , as soon as they were gathered around , and questioned him as to the extent of his injuries , " an accident has befallen me , but let not this prevent your going to a warmer climate . winter is rapidly approaching , and you can not remain here . it is better that i alone should die , than for you all to suffer on my account . " " no , no , " they replied , with one voice . " we will not forsake you . we will share your sufferings ; we will abandon our journey , and take care of you as you did of us before we were able to take care of ourselves . if the chill climate kills you , it shall kill us . do you think we can so soon forget your brotherly care , which has equaled a father 's , and even a mother 's kindness ? whether you live or die , we will live or die with you . " they sought out a hollow tree to winter in , and contrived to carry their wounded nest - mate thither ; and before the rigor of the season had set in , they had , by diligence and economy , stored up food enough to carry them through the winter months . | they could die from the cold climate . | why would the falcons want to go to a warmer climate ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3548 | why would the falcons want to go to a warmer climate ? | []
| summary | causal relationship | implicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | in due time , what with good nursing , and good feeding , and good air , gray eagle recovered from his wound , and he repaid the kindness of his brothers by giving them such advice and instruction in the art of hunting as his age and experience qualified him to impart . as spring advanced , they began to look about for the means of replenishing their store - house , whose supplies were running low ; and they were all quite successful in their quest except the youngest , whose name was peepi , or the pigeon - hawk , and who had of late begun to set up for himself . | thankful . | how will gray eagle feel towards his brothers taking care of him ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3549 | how will gray eagle feel towards his brothers taking care of him ? | []
| local | feeling | implicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | " i have no doubt you are right , brother peepi , " rejoined gray eagle . " i know this pirate -- his name is white owl ; and now that i feel my strength fully recovered , i will go out with you to - morrow and help you look after this greedy bush - ranger . " the next day they went forth in company , and arrived at a fine fresh - water lake . gray eagle seated himself hard by , while peepi started out , and soon pounced upon a duck . " well done ! " thought his brother , who saw his success ; but just as little peepi was getting to land with his prize , up sailed a large white owl from a tree where he , too , had been watching , and laid claim to it . he was on the point of wresting it from peepi , when gray eagle , calling out to the intruder to desist , rushed up , and , fixing his talons in both sides of the owl , without further introduction or ceremony , flew away with him . | white owl wanted someone else to find the food . | why did white owl steal from peepi ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3550 | why did white owl steal from peepi ? | []
| summary | causal relationship | implicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | " well done ! " thought his brother , who saw his success ; but just as little peepi was getting to land with his prize , up sailed a large white owl from a tree where he , too , had been watching , and laid claim to it . he was on the point of wresting it from peepi , when gray eagle , calling out to the intruder to desist , rushed up , and , fixing his talons in both sides of the owl , without further introduction or ceremony , flew away with him . the little pigeon - hawk followed closely , with the duck under his wing , rejoiced and happy to think that he had something to carry home at last . he was naturally much vexed with the owl , and had no sooner delivered over the duck to his sister , the housekeeper , than he flew in the owl 's face , and , venting an abundance of reproachful terms , would , in his passion , have torn the very eyes out of the white owl 's head . " softly , peepi , " said the gray eagle , stepping in between them . " do n't be in such a huff , my little brother , nor exhibit so revengeful a temper . do you not know that we are to forgive our enemies ? white owl , you may go ; but let this be a lesson to you , not to play the tyrant over those who may chance to be weaker than yourself . " so , after adding to this much more good advice , and telling him what kind of herbs would cure his wounds , gray eagle dismissed white owl , and the four brothers and sisters sat down to supper . the next day , betimes , in the morning , before the household had fairly rubbed the cobwebs out of the corners of their eyes , there came a knock at the front door -- which was a dry branch that lay down before the hollow of the tree in which they lodged -- and being called to come in , who should make their appearance but the two nest - mates , who had just returned from the south , where they had been wintering . there was great rejoicing over their return , and now that they were all happily re - united , each one soon chose a mate and began to keep house in the woods for himself . | fixed his talons in both sides of the owl , without further introduction or ceremony , flew away with him . | what did gray eagle do to white owl ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3551 | what did gray eagle do to white owl ? | []
| summary | action | explicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | there were six falcons living in a nest , five of whom were still too young to fly , when it so happened that both the parent birds were shot in one day . the young brood waited anxiously for their return ; but night came , and they were left without parents and without food . gray eagle , the eldest , and the only one whose feathers had become stout enough to enable him to leave the nest , took his place at the head of the family , and assumed the duty of stifling their cries and providing the little household with food , in which he was very successful . but , after a short time had passed , by an unlucky mischance , while out on a foraging excursion , he got one of his wings broken . | protect them from danger . | how will gray eagle care for his siblings ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3552 | how will gray eagle care for his siblings ? | []
| local | action | implicit |
gray-eagle-and-his-five-brothers | spring had now revisited the north . the cold winds had all blown themselves away , the ice had melted , the streams were open , and smiled as they looked at the blue sky once more ; and the forests , far and wide , in their green mantle , echoed every cheerful sound . but it is in vain that spring returns , and that the heart of nature is opened in bounty , if we are not thankful to the master of life , who has preserved us through the winter . nor does that man answer the end for which he was made who does not show a kind and charitable feeling to all who are in want or sickness , especially to his blood relations . | easier to find food . | how will life be easier for gray eagle and his siblings in the spring ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3553 | how will life be easier for gray eagle and his siblings in the spring ? | []
| local | action | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | there is a lone moor in scotland , which , in times past , was said to be haunted by an elfin knight . this knight was only seen at rare intervals , once in every seven years or so , but the fear of him lay on all the country round , for every now and then someone would set out to cross the moor and would never be heard of again . and although men might search every inch of the ground , no trace of him would be found , and with a thrill of horror the searching party would go home again , shaking their heads and whispering to one another that he had fallen into the hands of the dreaded knight . so , as a rule , the moor was deserted , for nobody dare pass that way , much less live there ; and by and by it became the haunt of all sorts of wild animals , which made their lairs there , as they found that they never were disturbed by mortal huntsmen . now in that same region lived two young earls , earl st . clair and earl gregory , who were such friends that they rode , and hunted , and fought together , if need be . | an elfin knight . | who was only seen at rare intervals, once in every seven years or so ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3554 | who was only seen at rare intervals, once in every seven years or so ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | there is a lone moor in scotland , which , in times past , was said to be haunted by an elfin knight . this knight was only seen at rare intervals , once in every seven years or so , but the fear of him lay on all the country round , for every now and then someone would set out to cross the moor and would never be heard of again . and although men might search every inch of the ground , no trace of him would be found , and with a thrill of horror the searching party would go home again , shaking their heads and whispering to one another that he had fallen into the hands of the dreaded knight . so , as a rule , the moor was deserted , for nobody dare pass that way , much less live there ; and by and by it became the haunt of all sorts of wild animals , which made their lairs there , as they found that they never were disturbed by mortal huntsmen . now in that same region lived two young earls , earl st . clair and earl gregory , who were such friends that they rode , and hunted , and fought together , if need be . | someone would set out to cross the moor and would never be heard of again . | why was everyone afraid of the elfin knight ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3555 | why was everyone afraid of the elfin knight ? | []
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the-elfin-knight | there is a lone moor in scotland , which , in times past , was said to be haunted by an elfin knight . this knight was only seen at rare intervals , once in every seven years or so , but the fear of him lay on all the country round , for every now and then someone would set out to cross the moor and would never be heard of again . and although men might search every inch of the ground , no trace of him would be found , and with a thrill of horror the searching party would go home again , shaking their heads and whispering to one another that he had fallen into the hands of the dreaded knight . so , as a rule , the moor was deserted , for nobody dare pass that way , much less live there ; and by and by it became the haunt of all sorts of wild animals , which made their lairs there , as they found that they never were disturbed by mortal huntsmen . now in that same region lived two young earls , earl st . clair and earl gregory , who were such friends that they rode , and hunted , and fought together , if need be . | search every inch of the ground . | what did the men do after someone disappeared from the moor ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3556 | what did the men do after someone disappeared from the moor ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | there is a lone moor in scotland , which , in times past , was said to be haunted by an elfin knight . this knight was only seen at rare intervals , once in every seven years or so , but the fear of him lay on all the country round , for every now and then someone would set out to cross the moor and would never be heard of again . and although men might search every inch of the ground , no trace of him would be found , and with a thrill of horror the searching party would go home again , shaking their heads and whispering to one another that he had fallen into the hands of the dreaded knight . so , as a rule , the moor was deserted , for nobody dare pass that way , much less live there ; and by and by it became the haunt of all sorts of wild animals , which made their lairs there , as they found that they never were disturbed by mortal huntsmen . now in that same region lived two young earls , earl st . clair and earl gregory , who were such friends that they rode , and hunted , and fought together , if need be . | nobody dare pass that way , much less live there . | why was the moor deserted ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3557 | why was the moor deserted ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | there is a lone moor in scotland , which , in times past , was said to be haunted by an elfin knight . this knight was only seen at rare intervals , once in every seven years or so , but the fear of him lay on all the country round , for every now and then someone would set out to cross the moor and would never be heard of again . and although men might search every inch of the ground , no trace of him would be found , and with a thrill of horror the searching party would go home again , shaking their heads and whispering to one another that he had fallen into the hands of the dreaded knight . so , as a rule , the moor was deserted , for nobody dare pass that way , much less live there ; and by and by it became the haunt of all sorts of wild animals , which made their lairs there , as they found that they never were disturbed by mortal huntsmen . now in that same region lived two young earls , earl st . clair and earl gregory , who were such friends that they rode , and hunted , and fought together , if need be . | they found that they never were disturbed by mortal huntsmen . | why did wild animals live in the moor ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3558 | why did wild animals live in the moor ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | there is a lone moor in scotland , which , in times past , was said to be haunted by an elfin knight . this knight was only seen at rare intervals , once in every seven years or so , but the fear of him lay on all the country round , for every now and then someone would set out to cross the moor and would never be heard of again . and although men might search every inch of the ground , no trace of him would be found , and with a thrill of horror the searching party would go home again , shaking their heads and whispering to one another that he had fallen into the hands of the dreaded knight . so , as a rule , the moor was deserted , for nobody dare pass that way , much less live there ; and by and by it became the haunt of all sorts of wild animals , which made their lairs there , as they found that they never were disturbed by mortal huntsmen . now in that same region lived two young earls , earl st . clair and earl gregory , who were such friends that they rode , and hunted , and fought together , if need be . | earl st . clair and earl gregory . | who were such friends that they rode, and hunted, and fought together ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3559 | who were such friends that they rode, and hunted, and fought together ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | and as they were both very fond of the chase , earl gregory suggested one day that they should go a - hunting on the haunted moor , in spite of the elfin king . " certes , i hardly believe in him at all , " cried the young man , with a laugh . " methinks it is but an old wife 's tale to frighten the bairns withal , lest they go straying amongst the heather and lose themselves . and it is pity that such fine sport should be lost because we -- two bearded men -- pay heed to such gossip . " but earl st . clair looked grave . " it is ill meddling with unchancy things , " he answered , " and it is no bairn 's tale that travellers have set out to cross that moor who have vanished bodily , and never mair been heard of ; but it is , as thou sayest , a pity that so much good sport be lost , all because an elfin knight choosest to claim the land as his , and make us mortals pay toll for the privilege of planting a foot upon it . | they were both very fond of the chase . | why did earl gregory suggested one day that they should go a-hunting on the haunted moor ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3560 | why did earl gregory suggested one day that they should go a-hunting on the haunted moor ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | and as they were both very fond of the chase , earl gregory suggested one day that they should go a - hunting on the haunted moor , in spite of the elfin king . " certes , i hardly believe in him at all , " cried the young man , with a laugh . " methinks it is but an old wife 's tale to frighten the bairns withal , lest they go straying amongst the heather and lose themselves . and it is pity that such fine sport should be lost because we -- two bearded men -- pay heed to such gossip . " but earl st . clair looked grave . " it is ill meddling with unchancy things , " he answered , " and it is no bairn 's tale that travellers have set out to cross that moor who have vanished bodily , and never mair been heard of ; but it is , as thou sayest , a pity that so much good sport be lost , all because an elfin knight choosest to claim the land as his , and make us mortals pay toll for the privilege of planting a foot upon it . | he thought it 's an old wife 's tale to frighten children . | why didn't earl gregory believe in the elfin knight ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3561 | why didn't earl gregory believe in the elfin knight ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | and as they were both very fond of the chase , earl gregory suggested one day that they should go a - hunting on the haunted moor , in spite of the elfin king . " certes , i hardly believe in him at all , " cried the young man , with a laugh . " methinks it is but an old wife 's tale to frighten the bairns withal , lest they go straying amongst the heather and lose themselves . and it is pity that such fine sport should be lost because we -- two bearded men -- pay heed to such gossip . " but earl st . clair looked grave . " it is ill meddling with unchancy things , " he answered , " and it is no bairn 's tale that travellers have set out to cross that moor who have vanished bodily , and never mair been heard of ; but it is , as thou sayest , a pity that so much good sport be lost , all because an elfin knight choosest to claim the land as his , and make us mortals pay toll for the privilege of planting a foot upon it . | he knew travelers would disappear after crossing the moor . | why didn't earl st. clair agree with earl gregory about the elfin knight ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3562 | why didn't earl st. clair agree with earl gregory about the elfin knight ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | and as they were both very fond of the chase , earl gregory suggested one day that they should go a - hunting on the haunted moor , in spite of the elfin king . " certes , i hardly believe in him at all , " cried the young man , with a laugh . " methinks it is but an old wife 's tale to frighten the bairns withal , lest they go straying amongst the heather and lose themselves . and it is pity that such fine sport should be lost because we -- two bearded men -- pay heed to such gossip . " but earl st . clair looked grave . " it is ill meddling with unchancy things , " he answered , " and it is no bairn 's tale that travellers have set out to cross that moor who have vanished bodily , and never mair been heard of ; but it is , as thou sayest , a pity that so much good sport be lost , all because an elfin knight choosest to claim the land as his , and make us mortals pay toll for the privilege of planting a foot upon it . | the sign of the blessed trinity . | what did earl st. clair want to put on their wrists ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3563 | what did earl st. clair want to put on their wrists ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | and as they were both very fond of the chase , earl gregory suggested one day that they should go a - hunting on the haunted moor , in spite of the elfin king . " certes , i hardly believe in him at all , " cried the young man , with a laugh . " methinks it is but an old wife 's tale to frighten the bairns withal , lest they go straying amongst the heather and lose themselves . and it is pity that such fine sport should be lost because we -- two bearded men -- pay heed to such gossip . " but earl st . clair looked grave . " it is ill meddling with unchancy things , " he answered , " and it is no bairn 's tale that travellers have set out to cross that moor who have vanished bodily , and never mair been heard of ; but it is , as thou sayest , a pity that so much good sport be lost , all because an elfin knight choosest to claim the land as his , and make us mortals pay toll for the privilege of planting a foot upon it . | he heard that a person is safe from the elfin knight if they wear the sign of the blessed trinity . | why did earl st. clair want to wear the sign of the blessed trinity on his wrists ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3564 | why did earl st. clair want to wear the sign of the blessed trinity on his wrists ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | and as they were both very fond of the chase , earl gregory suggested one day that they should go a - hunting on the haunted moor , in spite of the elfin king . " certes , i hardly believe in him at all , " cried the young man , with a laugh . " methinks it is but an old wife 's tale to frighten the bairns withal , lest they go straying amongst the heather and lose themselves . and it is pity that such fine sport should be lost because we -- two bearded men -- pay heed to such gossip . " but earl st . clair looked grave . " it is ill meddling with unchancy things , " he answered , " and it is no bairn 's tale that travellers have set out to cross that moor who have vanished bodily , and never mair been heard of ; but it is , as thou sayest , a pity that so much good sport be lost , all because an elfin knight choosest to claim the land as his , and make us mortals pay toll for the privilege of planting a foot upon it . | his good bow and arrow . | what did sir gregory plan to use to protect himself from the elfin knight ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3565 | what did sir gregory plan to use to protect himself from the elfin knight ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | and as they were both very fond of the chase , earl gregory suggested one day that they should go a - hunting on the haunted moor , in spite of the elfin king . " certes , i hardly believe in him at all , " cried the young man , with a laugh . " methinks it is but an old wife 's tale to frighten the bairns withal , lest they go straying amongst the heather and lose themselves . and it is pity that such fine sport should be lost because we -- two bearded men -- pay heed to such gossip . " but earl st . clair looked grave . " it is ill meddling with unchancy things , " he answered , " and it is no bairn 's tale that travellers have set out to cross that moor who have vanished bodily , and never mair been heard of ; but it is , as thou sayest , a pity that so much good sport be lost , all because an elfin knight choosest to claim the land as his , and make us mortals pay toll for the privilege of planting a foot upon it . | his mother told him that the sign of the blessed trinity would protect him from any spell . | why didn't earl st. clair heed his companion's words ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3566 | why didn't earl st. clair heed his companion's words ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | and as they were both very fond of the chase , earl gregory suggested one day that they should go a - hunting on the haunted moor , in spite of the elfin king . " certes , i hardly believe in him at all , " cried the young man , with a laugh . " methinks it is but an old wife 's tale to frighten the bairns withal , lest they go straying amongst the heather and lose themselves . and it is pity that such fine sport should be lost because we -- two bearded men -- pay heed to such gossip . " but earl st . clair looked grave . " it is ill meddling with unchancy things , " he answered , " and it is no bairn 's tale that travellers have set out to cross that moor who have vanished bodily , and never mair been heard of ; but it is , as thou sayest , a pity that so much good sport be lost , all because an elfin knight choosest to claim the land as his , and make us mortals pay toll for the privilege of planting a foot upon it . | went out to the meadow and plucked a leaf of clover , which he bound on his arm with a silken scarf . | what did earl st. clair do before they rode to the moor ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3567 | what did earl st. clair do before they rode to the moor ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | " i have heard tell , however , that one is safe from any power that the knight may have if one wearest the sign of the blessed trinity . so let us bind that on our arm and ride forth without fear . " sir gregory burst into a loud laugh at these words . " dost thou think that i am one of the bairns , " he said , " first to be frightened by an idle tale , and then to think that a leaf of clover will protect me ? no , no , carry that sign if thou wilt ; i will trust to my good bow and arrow . " but earl st . clair did not heed his companion 's words , for he remembered how his mother had told him , when he was a little lad at her knee that whoso carried the sign of the blessed trinity need never fear any spell that might be thrown over him by warlock or witch , elf or demon . so he went out to the meadow and plucked a leaf of clover , which he bound on his arm with a silken scarf ; then he mounted his horse and rode with earl gregory to the desolate and lonely moorland . | it went well for a few hours . | why did the young men forget their fears of the elfin knight ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3568 | why did the young men forget their fears of the elfin knight ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | " i have heard tell , however , that one is safe from any power that the knight may have if one wearest the sign of the blessed trinity . so let us bind that on our arm and ride forth without fear . " sir gregory burst into a loud laugh at these words . " dost thou think that i am one of the bairns , " he said , " first to be frightened by an idle tale , and then to think that a leaf of clover will protect me ? no , no , carry that sign if thou wilt ; i will trust to my good bow and arrow . " but earl st . clair did not heed his companion 's words , for he remembered how his mother had told him , when he was a little lad at her knee that whoso carried the sign of the blessed trinity need never fear any spell that might be thrown over him by warlock or witch , elf or demon . so he went out to the meadow and plucked a leaf of clover , which he bound on his arm with a silken scarf ; then he mounted his horse and rode with earl gregory to the desolate and lonely moorland . | scared . | how did the young men feel after they saw a horseman ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3569 | how did the young men feel after they saw a horseman ? | []
| local | feeling | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | " i have heard tell , however , that one is safe from any power that the knight may have if one wearest the sign of the blessed trinity . so let us bind that on our arm and ride forth without fear . " sir gregory burst into a loud laugh at these words . " dost thou think that i am one of the bairns , " he said , " first to be frightened by an idle tale , and then to think that a leaf of clover will protect me ? no , no , carry that sign if thou wilt ; i will trust to my good bow and arrow . " but earl st . clair did not heed his companion 's words , for he remembered how his mother had told him , when he was a little lad at her knee that whoso carried the sign of the blessed trinity need never fear any spell that might be thrown over him by warlock or witch , elf or demon . so he went out to the meadow and plucked a leaf of clover , which he bound on his arm with a silken scarf ; then he mounted his horse and rode with earl gregory to the desolate and lonely moorland . | follow him . | what did sir gregory plan to do after they saw the horseman ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3570 | what did sir gregory plan to do after they saw the horseman ? | []
| local | action | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | " i have heard tell , however , that one is safe from any power that the knight may have if one wearest the sign of the blessed trinity . so let us bind that on our arm and ride forth without fear . " sir gregory burst into a loud laugh at these words . " dost thou think that i am one of the bairns , " he said , " first to be frightened by an idle tale , and then to think that a leaf of clover will protect me ? no , no , carry that sign if thou wilt ; i will trust to my good bow and arrow . " but earl st . clair did not heed his companion 's words , for he remembered how his mother had told him , when he was a little lad at her knee that whoso carried the sign of the blessed trinity need never fear any spell that might be thrown over him by warlock or witch , elf or demon . so he went out to the meadow and plucked a leaf of clover , which he bound on his arm with a silken scarf ; then he mounted his horse and rode with earl gregory to the desolate and lonely moorland . | fly through the air . | what did earl st. clair see the horseman doing ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3571 | what did earl st. clair see the horseman doing ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | for some hours all went well ; and in the heat of the chase the young men forgot their fears . then suddenly both of them reined in their steeds and sat gazing in front of them with affrighted faces . for a horseman had crossed their track , and they both would fain have known who he was and whence he came . " by my troth , but he rideth in haste , whoever he may be , " said earl gregory at last , " and though i always thought that no steed on earth could match mine for swiftness , i reckon that for every league that mine goeth , his would go seven . let us follow him , and see from what part of the world he cometh . " " the lord forbid that thou shouldst stir thy horse 's feet to follow him , " said earl st . clair devoutly . " why , man , it is the elfin knight ! canst thou not see that he doth not ride on the solid ground , but flieth through the air , and that , although he rideth on what seemeth a mortal steed , he is really craried by mighty pinions , which cleave the air like those of a bird ? follow him forsooth ! it will be an evil day for thee when thou seekest to do that . " but earl st . clair forgot that he carried a talisman which his companion lacked , that enabled him to see things as they really were , while the other 's eyes were holden , and he was startled and amazed when earl gregory said sharply , " thy mind hath gone mad over this elfin king . i tell thee he who passed was a goodly knight , clad in a green vesture , and riding on a great black jennet . and because i love a gallant horseman , and would fain learn his name and degree , i will follow him till i find him , even if it be at the world 's end . " and without another word he put spurs to his horse and galloped off in the direction which the mysterious stranger had taken , leaving earl st . clair alone upon the moorland , his fingers touching the sacred sign and his trembling lips muttering prayers for protection . for he knew that his friend had been bewitched , and he made up his mind , brave gentleman that he was , that he would follow him to the world 's end , if need be , and try to deliver him from the spell that had been cast over him . | earl st . clair wore the sign of the blessed trinity . | why couldn't sir gregory see the same thing as earl st. clair ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3572 | why couldn't sir gregory see the same thing as earl st. clair ? | []
| summary | causal relationship | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | for some hours all went well ; and in the heat of the chase the young men forgot their fears . then suddenly both of them reined in their steeds and sat gazing in front of them with affrighted faces . for a horseman had crossed their track , and they both would fain have known who he was and whence he came . " by my troth , but he rideth in haste , whoever he may be , " said earl gregory at last , " and though i always thought that no steed on earth could match mine for swiftness , i reckon that for every league that mine goeth , his would go seven . let us follow him , and see from what part of the world he cometh . " " the lord forbid that thou shouldst stir thy horse 's feet to follow him , " said earl st . clair devoutly . " why , man , it is the elfin knight ! canst thou not see that he doth not ride on the solid ground , but flieth through the air , and that , although he rideth on what seemeth a mortal steed , he is really craried by mighty pinions , which cleave the air like those of a bird ? follow him forsooth ! it will be an evil day for thee when thou seekest to do that . " | he carried a talisman which his companion lacked , that enabled him to see things as they really were . | how was earl st. clair able to see what the horseman was doing ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3573 | how was earl st. clair able to see what the horseman was doing ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | for some hours all went well ; and in the heat of the chase the young men forgot their fears . then suddenly both of them reined in their steeds and sat gazing in front of them with affrighted faces . for a horseman had crossed their track , and they both would fain have known who he was and whence he came . " by my troth , but he rideth in haste , whoever he may be , " said earl gregory at last , " and though i always thought that no steed on earth could match mine for swiftness , i reckon that for every league that mine goeth , his would go seven . let us follow him , and see from what part of the world he cometh . " " the lord forbid that thou shouldst stir thy horse 's feet to follow him , " said earl st . clair devoutly . " why , man , it is the elfin knight ! canst thou not see that he doth not ride on the solid ground , but flieth through the air , and that , although he rideth on what seemeth a mortal steed , he is really craried by mighty pinions , which cleave the air like those of a bird ? follow him forsooth ! it will be an evil day for thee when thou seekest to do that . " but earl st . clair forgot that he carried a talisman which his companion lacked , that enabled him to see things as they really were , while the other 's eyes were holden , and he was startled and amazed when earl gregory said sharply , " thy mind hath gone mad over this elfin king . i tell thee he who passed was a goodly knight , clad in a green vesture , and riding on a great black jennet . and because i love a gallant horseman , and would fain learn his name and degree , i will follow him till i find him , even if it be at the world 's end . " and without another word he put spurs to his horse and galloped off in the direction which the mysterious stranger had taken , leaving earl st . clair alone upon the moorland , his fingers touching the sacred sign and his trembling lips muttering prayers for protection . for he knew that his friend had been bewitched , and he made up his mind , brave gentleman that he was , that he would follow him to the world 's end , if need be , and try to deliver him from the spell that had been cast over him . | startled . | how will earl st. clair feel after sir gregory does not see the same thing as him ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3574 | how will earl st. clair feel after sir gregory does not see the same thing as him ? | []
| summary | prediction | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | for some hours all went well ; and in the heat of the chase the young men forgot their fears . then suddenly both of them reined in their steeds and sat gazing in front of them with affrighted faces . for a horseman had crossed their track , and they both would fain have known who he was and whence he came . " by my troth , but he rideth in haste , whoever he may be , " said earl gregory at last , " and though i always thought that no steed on earth could match mine for swiftness , i reckon that for every league that mine goeth , his would go seven . let us follow him , and see from what part of the world he cometh . " " the lord forbid that thou shouldst stir thy horse 's feet to follow him , " said earl st . clair devoutly . " why , man , it is the elfin knight ! canst thou not see that he doth not ride on the solid ground , but flieth through the air , and that , although he rideth on what seemeth a mortal steed , he is really craried by mighty pinions , which cleave the air like those of a bird ? follow him forsooth ! it will be an evil day for thee when thou seekest to do that . " | put spurs to his horse and galloped off in the direction which the mysterious stranger had taken . | what did sir gregory do after he decided to follow the horseman ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3575 | what did sir gregory do after he decided to follow the horseman ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | for some hours all went well ; and in the heat of the chase the young men forgot their fears . then suddenly both of them reined in their steeds and sat gazing in front of them with affrighted faces . for a horseman had crossed their track , and they both would fain have known who he was and whence he came . " by my troth , but he rideth in haste , whoever he may be , " said earl gregory at last , " and though i always thought that no steed on earth could match mine for swiftness , i reckon that for every league that mine goeth , his would go seven . let us follow him , and see from what part of the world he cometh . " " the lord forbid that thou shouldst stir thy horse 's feet to follow him , " said earl st . clair devoutly . " why , man , it is the elfin knight ! canst thou not see that he doth not ride on the solid ground , but flieth through the air , and that , although he rideth on what seemeth a mortal steed , he is really craried by mighty pinions , which cleave the air like those of a bird ? follow him forsooth ! it will be an evil day for thee when thou seekest to do that . " | touched the sacred sign and his trembling lips muttered prayers for protection . | what did earl st. clair do after his companion left him ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3576 | what did earl st. clair do after his companion left him ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | for some hours all went well ; and in the heat of the chase the young men forgot their fears . then suddenly both of them reined in their steeds and sat gazing in front of them with affrighted faces . for a horseman had crossed their track , and they both would fain have known who he was and whence he came . " by my troth , but he rideth in haste , whoever he may be , " said earl gregory at last , " and though i always thought that no steed on earth could match mine for swiftness , i reckon that for every league that mine goeth , his would go seven . let us follow him , and see from what part of the world he cometh . " " the lord forbid that thou shouldst stir thy horse 's feet to follow him , " said earl st . clair devoutly . " why , man , it is the elfin knight ! canst thou not see that he doth not ride on the solid ground , but flieth through the air , and that , although he rideth on what seemeth a mortal steed , he is really craried by mighty pinions , which cleave the air like those of a bird ? follow him forsooth ! it will be an evil day for thee when thou seekest to do that . " | he knew that his friend had been bewitched . | why did earl st. clair mutter prayers for protection ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3577 | why did earl st. clair mutter prayers for protection ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | for some hours all went well ; and in the heat of the chase the young men forgot their fears . then suddenly both of them reined in their steeds and sat gazing in front of them with affrighted faces . for a horseman had crossed their track , and they both would fain have known who he was and whence he came . " by my troth , but he rideth in haste , whoever he may be , " said earl gregory at last , " and though i always thought that no steed on earth could match mine for swiftness , i reckon that for every league that mine goeth , his would go seven . let us follow him , and see from what part of the world he cometh . " " the lord forbid that thou shouldst stir thy horse 's feet to follow him , " said earl st . clair devoutly . " why , man , it is the elfin knight ! canst thou not see that he doth not ride on the solid ground , but flieth through the air , and that , although he rideth on what seemeth a mortal steed , he is really craried by mighty pinions , which cleave the air like those of a bird ? follow him forsooth ! it will be an evil day for thee when thou seekest to do that . " | concerned . | how did earl st. clair feel after his companion left him ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3578 | how did earl st. clair feel after his companion left him ? | []
| local | feeling | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | for some hours all went well ; and in the heat of the chase the young men forgot their fears . then suddenly both of them reined in their steeds and sat gazing in front of them with affrighted faces . for a horseman had crossed their track , and they both would fain have known who he was and whence he came . " by my troth , but he rideth in haste , whoever he may be , " said earl gregory at last , " and though i always thought that no steed on earth could match mine for swiftness , i reckon that for every league that mine goeth , his would go seven . let us follow him , and see from what part of the world he cometh . " " the lord forbid that thou shouldst stir thy horse 's feet to follow him , " said earl st . clair devoutly . " why , man , it is the elfin knight ! canst thou not see that he doth not ride on the solid ground , but flieth through the air , and that , although he rideth on what seemeth a mortal steed , he is really craried by mighty pinions , which cleave the air like those of a bird ? follow him forsooth ! it will be an evil day for thee when thou seekest to do that . " | follow him to the world 's end , if need be , and try to deliver him from the spell that had been cast over him . | what did earl st. clair decide to do after he finished muttering prayers ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3579 | what did earl st. clair decide to do after he finished muttering prayers ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl st . clair forgot that he carried a talisman which his companion lacked , that enabled him to see things as they really were , while the other 's eyes were holden , and he was startled and amazed when earl gregory said sharply , " thy mind hath gone mad over this elfin king . i tell thee he who passed was a goodly knight , clad in a green vesture , and riding on a great black jennet . and because i love a gallant horseman , and would fain learn his name and degree , i will follow him till i find him , even if it be at the world 's end . " and without another word he put spurs to his horse and galloped off in the direction which the mysterious stranger had taken , leaving earl st . clair alone upon the moorland , his fingers touching the sacred sign and his trembling lips muttering prayers for protection . for he knew that his friend had been bewitched , and he made up his mind , brave gentleman that he was , that he would follow him to the world 's end , if need be , and try to deliver him from the spell that had been cast over him . | the most desolate region . | where did earl gregory follow the horseman to ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3580 | where did earl gregory follow the horseman to ? | []
| local | setting | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl st . clair forgot that he carried a talisman which his companion lacked , that enabled him to see things as they really were , while the other 's eyes were holden , and he was startled and amazed when earl gregory said sharply , " thy mind hath gone mad over this elfin king . i tell thee he who passed was a goodly knight , clad in a green vesture , and riding on a great black jennet . and because i love a gallant horseman , and would fain learn his name and degree , i will follow him till i find him , even if it be at the world 's end . " and without another word he put spurs to his horse and galloped off in the direction which the mysterious stranger had taken , leaving earl st . clair alone upon the moorland , his fingers touching the sacred sign and his trembling lips muttering prayers for protection . for he knew that his friend had been bewitched , and he made up his mind , brave gentleman that he was , that he would follow him to the world 's end , if need be , and try to deliver him from the spell that had been cast over him . | an enormous ring . | what did earl gregory see on the ground ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3581 | what did earl gregory see on the ground ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl st . clair forgot that he carried a talisman which his companion lacked , that enabled him to see things as they really were , while the other 's eyes were holden , and he was startled and amazed when earl gregory said sharply , " thy mind hath gone mad over this elfin king . i tell thee he who passed was a goodly knight , clad in a green vesture , and riding on a great black jennet . and because i love a gallant horseman , and would fain learn his name and degree , i will follow him till i find him , even if it be at the world 's end . " and without another word he put spurs to his horse and galloped off in the direction which the mysterious stranger had taken , leaving earl st . clair alone upon the moorland , his fingers touching the sacred sign and his trembling lips muttering prayers for protection . for he knew that his friend had been bewitched , and he made up his mind , brave gentleman that he was , that he would follow him to the world 's end , if need be , and try to deliver him from the spell that had been cast over him . meanwhile earl gregory rode on and on , ever following in the wake of the knight in green , over moor , and burn , and moss , till he came to the most desolate region that he had ever been in in his life ; where the wind blew cold , as if from snow - fields , and where the hoar - frost lay thick and white on the withered grass at his feet . and there , in front of him , was a sight from which mortal man might well shrink back in awe and dread . for he saw an enormous ring marked out on the ground , inside of which the grass , instead of being withered and frozen , was lush , and rank , and green , where hundreds of shadowy elfin figures were dancing , clad in loose transparent robes of dull blue , which seemed to curl and twist round their wearers like snaky wreaths of smoke . these weird goblins were shouting and singing as they danced , and waving their arms above their heads , and throwing themselves about on the ground , for all the world as if they had gone mad ; and when they saw earl gregory halt on his horse just outside the ring they beckoned to him with their skinny fingers . | he will meet goblins . | what will happen after earl gregory follows the horseman ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3582 | what will happen after earl gregory follows the horseman ? | []
| summary | prediction | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl st . clair forgot that he carried a talisman which his companion lacked , that enabled him to see things as they really were , while the other 's eyes were holden , and he was startled and amazed when earl gregory said sharply , " thy mind hath gone mad over this elfin king . i tell thee he who passed was a goodly knight , clad in a green vesture , and riding on a great black jennet . and because i love a gallant horseman , and would fain learn his name and degree , i will follow him till i find him , even if it be at the world 's end . " and without another word he put spurs to his horse and galloped off in the direction which the mysterious stranger had taken , leaving earl st . clair alone upon the moorland , his fingers touching the sacred sign and his trembling lips muttering prayers for protection . for he knew that his friend had been bewitched , and he made up his mind , brave gentleman that he was , that he would follow him to the world 's end , if need be , and try to deliver him from the spell that had been cast over him . | shouting and singing as they danced , and waving their arms above their heads , and throwing themselves about on the ground . | what were the weird goblins doing ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3583 | what were the weird goblins doing ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl st . clair forgot that he carried a talisman which his companion lacked , that enabled him to see things as they really were , while the other 's eyes were holden , and he was startled and amazed when earl gregory said sharply , " thy mind hath gone mad over this elfin king . i tell thee he who passed was a goodly knight , clad in a green vesture , and riding on a great black jennet . and because i love a gallant horseman , and would fain learn his name and degree , i will follow him till i find him , even if it be at the world 's end . " and without another word he put spurs to his horse and galloped off in the direction which the mysterious stranger had taken , leaving earl st . clair alone upon the moorland , his fingers touching the sacred sign and his trembling lips muttering prayers for protection . for he knew that his friend had been bewitched , and he made up his mind , brave gentleman that he was , that he would follow him to the world 's end , if need be , and try to deliver him from the spell that had been cast over him . | beckoned to him with their skinny fingers . | what did the weird goblins do after they saw earl gregory ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3584 | what did the weird goblins do after they saw earl gregory ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | meanwhile earl gregory rode on and on , ever following in the wake of the knight in green , over moor , and burn , and moss , till he came to the most desolate region that he had ever been in in his life ; where the wind blew cold , as if from snow - fields , and where the hoar - frost lay thick and white on the withered grass at his feet . and there , in front of him , was a sight from which mortal man might well shrink back in awe and dread . for he saw an enormous ring marked out on the ground , inside of which the grass , instead of being withered and frozen , was lush , and rank , and green , where hundreds of shadowy elfin figures were dancing , clad in loose transparent robes of dull blue , which seemed to curl and twist round their wearers like snaky wreaths of smoke . these weird goblins were shouting and singing as they danced , and waving their arms above their heads , and throwing themselves about on the ground , for all the world as if they had gone mad ; and when they saw earl gregory halt on his horse just outside the ring they beckoned to him with their skinny fingers . | there was a spell casted over him . | why did earl gregory obeyed the eldrich summons ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3585 | why did earl gregory obeyed the eldrich summons ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | meanwhile earl gregory rode on and on , ever following in the wake of the knight in green , over moor , and burn , and moss , till he came to the most desolate region that he had ever been in in his life ; where the wind blew cold , as if from snow - fields , and where the hoar - frost lay thick and white on the withered grass at his feet . and there , in front of him , was a sight from which mortal man might well shrink back in awe and dread . for he saw an enormous ring marked out on the ground , inside of which the grass , instead of being withered and frozen , was lush , and rank , and green , where hundreds of shadowy elfin figures were dancing , clad in loose transparent robes of dull blue , which seemed to curl and twist round their wearers like snaky wreaths of smoke . these weird goblins were shouting and singing as they danced , and waving their arms above their heads , and throwing themselves about on the ground , for all the world as if they had gone mad ; and when they saw earl gregory halt on his horse just outside the ring they beckoned to him with their skinny fingers . | scared . | how did earl gregory feel when he saw the weird goblins ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3586 | how did earl gregory feel when he saw the weird goblins ? | []
| local | feeling | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | " come hither , come hither , " they shouted ; " come tread a measure with us , and afterwards we will drink to thee out of our monarch 's loving cup . " and , strange as it may seem , the spell that had been cast over the young earl was so powerful that , in spite of his fear , he felt that he must obey the eldrich summons , and he threw his bridle on his horse 's neck and prepared to join them . but just then an old and grizzled goblin stepped out from among his companions and approached him . apparently he dare not leave the charmed circle , for he stopped at the edge of it ; then , stooping down and pretending to pick up something , he whispered in a hoarse whisper : " i know not whom thou art , nor from whence thou comest , sir knight , but if thou lovest thy life , see to it that thou comest not within this ring , nor joinest with us in our feast . else wilt thou be for ever undone . " | an old and grizzled goblin . | who stepped out from among his companions and approached him ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3587 | who stepped out from among his companions and approached him ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | " come hither , come hither , " they shouted ; " come tread a measure with us , and afterwards we will drink to thee out of our monarch 's loving cup . " and , strange as it may seem , the spell that had been cast over the young earl was so powerful that , in spite of his fear , he felt that he must obey the eldrich summons , and he threw his bridle on his horse 's neck and prepared to join them . but just then an old and grizzled goblin stepped out from among his companions and approached him . apparently he dare not leave the charmed circle , for he stopped at the edge of it ; then , stooping down and pretending to pick up something , he whispered in a hoarse whisper : " i know not whom thou art , nor from whence thou comest , sir knight , but if thou lovest thy life , see to it that thou comest not within this ring , nor joinest with us in our feast . else wilt thou be for ever undone . " | stopped at the edge of it ; then , stooping down and pretending to pick up something , he whispered in a hoarse whisper . | what did the old and grizzled goblin do to talk to earl gregory ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3588 | what did the old and grizzled goblin do to talk to earl gregory ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | " come hither , come hither , " they shouted ; " come tread a measure with us , and afterwards we will drink to thee out of our monarch 's loving cup . " and , strange as it may seem , the spell that had been cast over the young earl was so powerful that , in spite of his fear , he felt that he must obey the eldrich summons , and he threw his bridle on his horse 's neck and prepared to join them . but just then an old and grizzled goblin stepped out from among his companions and approached him . apparently he dare not leave the charmed circle , for he stopped at the edge of it ; then , stooping down and pretending to pick up something , he whispered in a hoarse whisper : " i know not whom thou art , nor from whence thou comest , sir knight , but if thou lovest thy life , see to it that thou comest not within this ring , nor joinest with us in our feast . else wilt thou be for ever undone . " | he was warning him to leave . | why did the old and grizzled goblin talk to earl gregory ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3589 | why did the old and grizzled goblin talk to earl gregory ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl gregory only laughed . " i vowed that i would follow the green knight , " he replied , " and i will carry out my vow , even if the venture leadeth me close to the nethermost world . " and with these words he stepped over the edge of the circle , right in amongst the ghostly dancers . at his coming they shouted louder than ever , and danced more madly , and sang more lustily ; then , all at once , a silence fell upon them , and they parted into two companies , leaving a way through their midst , up which they signed to the earl to pass . he walked through their ranks till he came to the middle of the circle ; and there , seated at a table of red marble , was the knight whom he had come so far to seek , clad in his grass - green robes . and before him , on the table , stood a wondrous goblet , fashioned from an emerald , and set round the rim with blood - red rubies . | he made a vow . | why didn't earl gregory listen to the old and grizzled goblin's warning ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3590 | why didn't earl gregory listen to the old and grizzled goblin's warning ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl gregory only laughed . " i vowed that i would follow the green knight , " he replied , " and i will carry out my vow , even if the venture leadeth me close to the nethermost world . " and with these words he stepped over the edge of the circle , right in amongst the ghostly dancers . at his coming they shouted louder than ever , and danced more madly , and sang more lustily ; then , all at once , a silence fell upon them , and they parted into two companies , leaving a way through their midst , up which they signed to the earl to pass . he walked through their ranks till he came to the middle of the circle ; and there , seated at a table of red marble , was the knight whom he had come so far to seek , clad in his grass - green robes . and before him , on the table , stood a wondrous goblet , fashioned from an emerald , and set round the rim with blood - red rubies . | stepped over the edge of the circle . | what did earl gregory do after he ignored the old and grizzled goblin's words ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3591 | what did earl gregory do after he ignored the old and grizzled goblin's words ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl gregory only laughed . " i vowed that i would follow the green knight , " he replied , " and i will carry out my vow , even if the venture leadeth me close to the nethermost world . " and with these words he stepped over the edge of the circle , right in amongst the ghostly dancers . at his coming they shouted louder than ever , and danced more madly , and sang more lustily ; then , all at once , a silence fell upon them , and they parted into two companies , leaving a way through their midst , up which they signed to the earl to pass . he walked through their ranks till he came to the middle of the circle ; and there , seated at a table of red marble , was the knight whom he had come so far to seek , clad in his grass - green robes . and before him , on the table , stood a wondrous goblet , fashioned from an emerald , and set round the rim with blood - red rubies . | shouted louder than ever , and danced more madly , and sang more lustily . | what did the goblins do as early gregory started to walk into the circle ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3592 | what did the goblins do as early gregory started to walk into the circle ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl gregory only laughed . " i vowed that i would follow the green knight , " he replied , " and i will carry out my vow , even if the venture leadeth me close to the nethermost world . " and with these words he stepped over the edge of the circle , right in amongst the ghostly dancers . at his coming they shouted louder than ever , and danced more madly , and sang more lustily ; then , all at once , a silence fell upon them , and they parted into two companies , leaving a way through their midst , up which they signed to the earl to pass . he walked through their ranks till he came to the middle of the circle ; and there , seated at a table of red marble , was the knight whom he had come so far to seek , clad in his grass - green robes . and before him , on the table , stood a wondrous goblet , fashioned from an emerald , and set round the rim with blood - red rubies . | parted into two companies , leaving a way through their midst , up which they signed to the earl to pass . | what did the goblins do after there was a silence ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3593 | what did the goblins do after there was a silence ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl gregory only laughed . " i vowed that i would follow the green knight , " he replied , " and i will carry out my vow , even if the venture leadeth me close to the nethermost world . " and with these words he stepped over the edge of the circle , right in amongst the ghostly dancers . at his coming they shouted louder than ever , and danced more madly , and sang more lustily ; then , all at once , a silence fell upon them , and they parted into two companies , leaving a way through their midst , up which they signed to the earl to pass . he walked through their ranks till he came to the middle of the circle ; and there , seated at a table of red marble , was the knight whom he had come so far to seek , clad in his grass - green robes . and before him , on the table , stood a wondrous goblet , fashioned from an emerald , and set round the rim with blood - red rubies . | lifted it from the table , and handed it to him with a stately bow . | what did the knight do after he saw earl gregory ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3594 | what did the knight do after he saw earl gregory ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | but earl gregory only laughed . " i vowed that i would follow the green knight , " he replied , " and i will carry out my vow , even if the venture leadeth me close to the nethermost world . " and with these words he stepped over the edge of the circle , right in amongst the ghostly dancers . at his coming they shouted louder than ever , and danced more madly , and sang more lustily ; then , all at once , a silence fell upon them , and they parted into two companies , leaving a way through their midst , up which they signed to the earl to pass . he walked through their ranks till he came to the middle of the circle ; and there , seated at a table of red marble , was the knight whom he had come so far to seek , clad in his grass - green robes . and before him , on the table , stood a wondrous goblet , fashioned from an emerald , and set round the rim with blood - red rubies . | the knight seated at a table of red marble . | what happened after earl gregory came to the middle of the circle ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3595 | what happened after earl gregory came to the middle of the circle ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | and this cup was filled with heather ale , which foamed up over the brim ; and when the knight saw sir gregory , he lifted it from the table , and handed it to him with a stately bow , and sir gregory , being very thirsty , drank . and as he drank he noticed that the ale in the goblet never grew less , but ever foamed up to the edge ; and for the first time his heart misgave him , and he wished that he had never set out on this strange adventure . but , alas ! the time for regrets had passed , for already a strange numbness was stealing over his limbs , and a chill pallor was creeping over his face , and before he could utter a single cry for help the goblet dropped from his nerveless fingers , and he fell down before the elfin king like a dead man . then a great shout of triumph went up from all the company ; for if there was one thing which filled their hearts with joy , it was to entice some unwary mortal into their ring and throw their uncanny spell over him , so that he must needs spend long years in their company . | the ale in the goblet never grew less . | what did earl gregory notice while he was drinking the ale ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3596 | what did earl gregory notice while he was drinking the ale ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | and this cup was filled with heather ale , which foamed up over the brim ; and when the knight saw sir gregory , he lifted it from the table , and handed it to him with a stately bow , and sir gregory , being very thirsty , drank . and as he drank he noticed that the ale in the goblet never grew less , but ever foamed up to the edge ; and for the first time his heart misgave him , and he wished that he had never set out on this strange adventure . but , alas ! the time for regrets had passed , for already a strange numbness was stealing over his limbs , and a chill pallor was creeping over his face , and before he could utter a single cry for help the goblet dropped from his nerveless fingers , and he fell down before the elfin king like a dead man . then a great shout of triumph went up from all the company ; for if there was one thing which filled their hearts with joy , it was to entice some unwary mortal into their ring and throw their uncanny spell over him , so that he must needs spend long years in their company . | concerned . | how did earl gregory feel while he was drinking the ale ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3597 | how did earl gregory feel while he was drinking the ale ? | []
| local | feeling | implicit |
the-elfin-knight | and this cup was filled with heather ale , which foamed up over the brim ; and when the knight saw sir gregory , he lifted it from the table , and handed it to him with a stately bow , and sir gregory , being very thirsty , drank . and as he drank he noticed that the ale in the goblet never grew less , but ever foamed up to the edge ; and for the first time his heart misgave him , and he wished that he had never set out on this strange adventure . but , alas ! the time for regrets had passed , for already a strange numbness was stealing over his limbs , and a chill pallor was creeping over his face , and before he could utter a single cry for help the goblet dropped from his nerveless fingers , and he fell down before the elfin king like a dead man . then a great shout of triumph went up from all the company ; for if there was one thing which filled their hearts with joy , it was to entice some unwary mortal into their ring and throw their uncanny spell over him , so that he must needs spend long years in their company . | he will fall down . | what will happen after earl gregory drinks the ale ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3598 | what will happen after earl gregory drinks the ale ? | []
| local | prediction | explicit |
the-elfin-knight | and this cup was filled with heather ale , which foamed up over the brim ; and when the knight saw sir gregory , he lifted it from the table , and handed it to him with a stately bow , and sir gregory , being very thirsty , drank . and as he drank he noticed that the ale in the goblet never grew less , but ever foamed up to the edge ; and for the first time his heart misgave him , and he wished that he had never set out on this strange adventure . but , alas ! the time for regrets had passed , for already a strange numbness was stealing over his limbs , and a chill pallor was creeping over his face , and before he could utter a single cry for help the goblet dropped from his nerveless fingers , and he fell down before the elfin king like a dead man . then a great shout of triumph went up from all the company ; for if there was one thing which filled their hearts with joy , it was to entice some unwary mortal into their ring and throw their uncanny spell over him , so that he must needs spend long years in their company . | they wanted him to spend many years with them . | why did the goblins convince earl gregory to get into their ring and throw their spell over him ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-3599 | why did the goblins convince earl gregory to get into their ring and throw their spell over him ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
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