Rictus Erectus

Target entity: Rictus Erectus
Context triple: [Immortan Joe, hasChild, Rictus Erectus]

• A. Rhyticeros
  Rhyticeros is a genus of large, primarily forest-dwelling hornbills found in Southeast Asia and nearby islands, characterized by prominent bills and casques.
• B. Torminalis
  Torminalis is a small genus of deciduous trees in the rose family, best known for the wild service tree (Torminalis glaberrima) native to Europe and western Asia.
• C. Sychaeus
  Sychaeus is a wealthy Phoenician nobleman and priest of Hercules in Roman mythology, best known as the murdered husband of Queen Dido of Carthage.
• D. Archemorus
  Archemorus is a figure in Greek mythology, originally named Opheltes, whose death as an infant—while under the care of Hypsipyle—was seen as an ominous sign and led to the founding of the Nemean Games.
• E. Gothardus
  Gothardus is a Latinized form of the name Gotthard, most commonly associated with Saint Gotthard of Hildesheim, an 11th-century German bishop and saint.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Rictus Erectus
Target entity description: Rictus Erectus is the physically imposing, brutish son and enforcer of the tyrannical warlord Immortan Joe in the film "Mad Max: Fury Road."

• A. Rhyticeros
  Rhyticeros is a genus of large, primarily forest-dwelling hornbills found in Southeast Asia and nearby islands, characterized by prominent bills and casques.
• B. Torminalis
  Torminalis is a small genus of deciduous trees in the rose family, best known for the wild service tree (Torminalis glaberrima) native to Europe and western Asia.
• C. Sychaeus
  Sychaeus is a wealthy Phoenician nobleman and priest of Hercules in Roman mythology, best known as the murdered husband of Queen Dido of Carthage.
• D. Archemorus
  Archemorus is a figure in Greek mythology, originally named Opheltes, whose death as an infant—while under the care of Hypsipyle—was seen as an ominous sign and led to the founding of the Nemean Games.
• E. Gothardus
  Gothardus is a Latinized form of the name Gotthard, most commonly associated with Saint Gotthard of Hildesheim, an 11th-century German bishop and saint.
• F. None of above. chosen