You will be given a review about a book, an item, a place or a movie. After that, a question is given that you should answer using a certain span of the review. Your answer should be from the review itself and should not contain extra words, and should not be a combination of different spans. If there's no direct answer to the question, answer with a part of the text that is the most relevant to the question. See the examples for clarification.

Example Input: review: The film opens very strong with the premise of the pioneering Americans settling the West the turn of the century. Their goal, oil. Desert land is being bought up and wells are being dug by hand. One of these pioneers is Daniel (Lewis). Having already made his fortune he travels with his adopted son to a small desert shack said to be containing oil.Overnight Daniel buys up thousands of acres and turns this one shack is turned into a full size town with a train station, roads, house for workers, and accompanying businesses. This first 1:10 is very exhilarating as we see a how a town is built from scratch and progress is made. The excellent photography and musically score also add to this.However the next 1:30 minutes are a downward spiral. Both Daniel and the plot seem to stagger forward without direction on substance. Daniel abandons his son whom goes deaf and mad after an accident and murders a con man pretenting to be his lost brother. Down right embarrassing are the scenes with a crazed preacher with a Christ complex who mocks Daniel. These scenes were not humorous even in a dark way. I felt sorry for the actors.`There Will Be Blood' starts out strong but dies a slow and painful for the audience death.
question: Why is a film so powerful?
Example Output: The film opens very strong

Example Input: review: This is a hard to find hotel in the financial district. When I arrived the bellman said &quot; you couldn't park there.&quot; I said &quot;what I am checking in this hotel&quot; he said &quot;you are going to get a ticket.. &quot; I said &quot;Can I get my baggage out of my car?&quot;.. Finally I went to another bellman and said that guy said I cant park her but I need to check in.. He said &quot;sorry&quot; and when and got my luggage. I don't know if the was a language problem or what? But it not the usual greeting I get at hotels. I complained as I checked in and got a cool response apology. It was Valentine Day weekend and stayed in the Lotus Suite. I had flowers delivered and I noticed the bell man had them in his hand in a box.. I quietly said to him why do you have the flowers in your hand in a box, it supposed to be in the room as a surprise. He seemed not to understand as he puts the flower down on the dresser, I ask can I get a vase? It was a weird start to a trip at a 5 star hotel. The trip got better because the Lotus Room was simply beautiful and the view was spectacular out each window. I say through out my 3 day stay, I didn't find the front desk to be that friendly like other 5 star hotels, but the room made up for the lack of good customer service. A week after I the trip I received a request for a customer survey like many hotels send. I gave the hotel great marks besides customer service. When I marked down customer service then the survey ask me why low on customer service and I told them what happen when I arrived. Within a week I received a scolding letter from the hotel customer service supervisor mad because I marked them down in customer service. I couldn't believe it? They were saying will we investigated and they were making excuses for the bellman and said the bellman said he was sorry. Which didn't happen the other bellman said sorry for his co worker. But it wasn't just that incident that made me give low grades on customer service, it was the overall way they treated us. They didn't greet you as you pass the lobby, didn't rush to open the door as you came and they weren't that friendly or welcoming. I wasn't going to write a review on this hotel but when I got a scolding letter from the hotel because I marked them down was very insulting. When I wrote back and told them well I thought the customer service could be better and that I never got a apology from the bell man, they NEVER wrote back or responded to my letter it was like they just want to tell me off about my survey answers. The hotel has great views and the bed felt wonderful but just don't look for excellent customer service!!!
question: How nice is the view?
Example Output: The hotel has great views

Example Input: review: I FINALLY FOUND IT!!!!This is the book I have been searching for!!!!!!  I wanted something that gave me the same feeling I had when I read FSoG or Crossfire Series......not the same story but the same feeling.  If I wanted the same story, I would have just reread FSoG or Crossfire Series.  I've been craving something hot, irresistible, sexy, controlling alpha male, and dark but with a fabulous story and even more fabulous writing.  I simply want to fall in love with the guy and the story.  Is that too much to ask for?????Well, I certainly found my WINNER.  Admit it - if you are a FSoG or Crossfire fan, then you use those as a benchmark for all others.  It's okay, admit it, I won't tell anyone.  (Psst).... I'll tell you a secret..... I freely (and proudly) admit that's what I do. There's a reason publishers put those stickers on books that make comparisons to FSoG.  Whatever the reason........ it sure as hell helped my choose Release Me!This captured my attention right out of the gate.  I didn't have to give it time or let it grow on me at all.  It was very engrossing.  The anticipation & build up throughout were amazing.  I was on the edge of my seat.The writing is polished with a wonderful flow.  The writing style is more sophisticated and intelligent with great dialogue!!!  The chemistry between Damien and Nikki is off the elemental charts!  OMG.  The hotness started off blistering in the limo and only continued from there. The sex scenes were beautiful, sensual, and erotic.Damien is the powerful, magnetic, beautiful, and seductive billionaire ex-tennis star that is used getting what he wants - and, that includes women.  The word `no' does not factor in to his vocabulary unless it's coming from him.  He's very possessive with the need to control everything and everyone around him.  Damien harbors dark secrets and is very good at keeping them just that - secrets.  He's one big mystery, revealing just enough to keep you wanting.  I'm dying to know what he's hiding.  The brief glimpses we do get of his vulnerability and his thoughtful gestures make him very likeable and real.  I even think I saw a bit of his heart peak through that stiff and hard exterior.Nikki is the beautiful ex- pageant girl with sass, smarts, and attitude to boot.  But, Nikki has her own secrets and demons - painful and dark secrets.  She's broken on the inside just as much as much on the outside although no one can tell.  Nikki uses her attitude as armor to protect herself.  Her strong attitude is refreshing, and her witty sarcasm had me laughing out loud.  It's nice to see a heroine that stands on her own two feet and isn't afraid to show her strong side.Damien and Nikki meet at a party and the attraction is instant.  Damien decides that Nikki's next on his list of acquisitions.  Nikki is more than attracted to Damien, but she isn't THAT kind of girl.  She does things on her terms and this presents a challenge for him.  Damien is relentless in his pursuit, and he soon becomes too much to resist.  Nikki wants this, but is this just a game to Damien???  Because to Nikki it certainly is not; it's very very real and terrifying .  If she pursues this is she ready for her past to come front and center?  Is she ready to give up control and let Damien possess her?It's very easy to ruin the story by saying too much more here.  I will say that their story is very passionate, and they very much understand one another.  Secrets, skeletons, insecurities, doubt, and second guessing run rampant, but there are touching and heart felt moments that make these bad elements fade into the background.  And, it's not all about the sex.  HALLELUJAH!!!  There was a nice balance between the sex and the story.  Sex was part of the story, but it never became THE story.  Nikki and Damien have a relationship, and that's what we get to see first and foremost.  I love this couple because they are both strong and smart with a vulnerable side.After all this you're still probably thinking been there done that, rich billionaire alpha male goes after a young, beautiful, nave woman.  THAT'S where you're wrong!!!  By no means is Nikki nave.  She's confident, smart, and doesn't allow anyone to make decisions for her, it's all on her terms.  And, that is why this is different.I know a lot of people hate cliffhangers or waiting for follow up books, but I'm glad this is a trilogy.  I'm loving this couple so much that it would have been a shame if Ms. Kenner tried to force their story to fit into a stand-alone book.  Their story is too involved and complicated not to run this over multiple books.Nikki and Damien's story isn't very heavy into BDSM if that's what you're looking for.  Yes, it's hot, erotic, and passionate with some kinky elements, but I wouldn't classify this as a BDSM or even light BDSM........ but, Release Me does give FSoG and the Crossfire Series a run for their money.I simply loved this book.  At times, I think I was purposely reading slow just so it wouldn't end.  There are certain books that I re-read occasionally just because I love the feeling I get from the intense feeling the characters have for one another.  Release Me is going into that pile!  I'm anxiously awaiting the next installment of Damien and Nikki!!!!!
question: Why do they hide a secret?
Example Output:
There 's a reason publishers put those stickers on books that make comparisons to FSoG. Whatever the reason ........ it sure as hell helped my choose Release Me!This captured my attention right out of the gate

