Changez

Target entity: Changez
Context triple: [The Reluctant Fundamentalist, mainCharacter, Changez]

• A. Quick Change
  Quick Change is a 1990 crime-comedy film co-directed by and starring Bill Murray as a mastermind bank robber whose escape from New York City goes increasingly awry.
• B. The Change
  The Change is a hip-hop album by rapper Noreaga (N.O.R.E.) that preceded his 1998 video compilation release "Banned from T.V."
• C. One New Change
  One New Change is a major modern retail and office complex in the City of London, known for its shopping centre and rooftop terrace with views of St Paul’s Cathedral.
• D. Some Changes
  "Some Changes" is a poetry collection by American writer and activist June Jordan that reflects her incisive commentary on race, gender, and social justice.
• E. Changes
  "Changes" is a track featured on the hip hop album *Universal Mind Control* by Common.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Changez
Target entity description: Changez is the introspective Pakistani narrator of Mohsin Hamid’s novel "The Reluctant Fundamentalist," whose experiences in post-9/11 America lead him to critically reassess his identity, loyalties, and relationship with the West.

• A. Quick Change
  Quick Change is a 1990 crime-comedy film co-directed by and starring Bill Murray as a mastermind bank robber whose escape from New York City goes increasingly awry.
• B. The Change
  The Change is a hip-hop album by rapper Noreaga (N.O.R.E.) that preceded his 1998 video compilation release "Banned from T.V."
• C. One New Change
  One New Change is a major modern retail and office complex in the City of London, known for its shopping centre and rooftop terrace with views of St Paul’s Cathedral.
• D. Some Changes
  "Some Changes" is a poetry collection by American writer and activist June Jordan that reflects her incisive commentary on race, gender, and social justice.
• E. Changes
  "Changes" is a funk-rock song by Band of Gypsys, best known for its soulful guitar work by Jimi Hendrix and its live performance on the band's self-titled 1970 album.
• F. None of above. chosen