Ben Harmon

Target entity: Ben Harmon
Context triple: [American Horror Story: Murder House, mainCharacter, Ben Harmon]

• A. Jason Ballantine
  Jason Ballantine is a film editor best known for his work on major genre films, including the 2017 adaptation of Stephen King’s "It."
• B. Bill Denbrough
  Bill Denbrough is a central member of the Losers' Club in Stephen King's horror universe, known for his leadership, stutter, and lifelong struggle against the shape-shifting entity known as It.
• C. Stephen Rojack
  Stephen Rojack is the psychologically tormented, war-hero-turned-TV-personality at the center of Norman Mailer’s novel "An American Dream," whose violent actions and moral unraveling drive the book’s exploration of guilt, power, and existential crisis.
• D. Miles Goodman
  Miles Goodman was an American composer and jazz record producer best known for his film scores, particularly for popular comedies of the 1980s and early 1990s.
• E. Charles Storrs
  Charles Storrs was a benefactor and early supporter of the institution that became the University of Connecticut, for whom the town of Storrs is named.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ben Harmon
Target entity description: Ben Harmon is a troubled psychiatrist and family man whose personal failings and attempts at redemption drive much of the psychological and supernatural drama in American Horror Story: Murder House.

• A. Jason Ballantine
  Jason Ballantine is a film editor best known for his work on major genre films, including the 2017 adaptation of Stephen King’s "It."
• B. Bill Denbrough
  Bill Denbrough is a central member of the Losers' Club in Stephen King's horror universe, known for his leadership, stutter, and lifelong struggle against the shape-shifting entity known as It.
• C. Stephen Rojack
  Stephen Rojack is the psychologically tormented, war-hero-turned-TV-personality at the center of Norman Mailer’s novel "An American Dream," whose violent actions and moral unraveling drive the book’s exploration of guilt, power, and existential crisis.
• D. Miles Goodman
  Miles Goodman was an American composer and jazz record producer best known for his film scores, particularly for popular comedies of the 1980s and early 1990s.
• E. Charles Storrs
  Charles Storrs was a benefactor and early supporter of the institution that became the University of Connecticut, for whom the town of Storrs is named.
• F. None of above. chosen