Colonel Pickering

Target entity: Colonel Pickering
Context triple: [My Fair Lady (film), character, Colonel Pickering]

• A. Henry Seward
  Henry Seward is a relatively obscure historical figure whose name is notably associated with the Seward family, best known for American statesman William H. Seward.
• B. Ernest Titterton
  Ernest Titterton was a British-born nuclear physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project and later became a leading figure in Australian nuclear research and policy.
• C. Sir Ernest Debenham
  Sir Ernest Debenham was a prominent British businessman and philanthropist best known for expanding and modernizing the Debenhams department store empire in the early 20th century.
• D. Benjamin d’Urban
  Benjamin d’Urban was a 19th-century British army officer and colonial administrator whose name was given to the South African city of Durban.
• E. Charles Jervas
  Charles Jervas was an Irish portrait painter and translator of Cervantes who became a prominent figure in early 18th-century London’s artistic and literary circles.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Colonel Pickering
Target entity description: Colonel Pickering is a courteous, retired British officer who serves as Professor Henry Higgins’s kindly friend and moral counterbalance in the film "My Fair Lady."

• A. Henry Seward
  Henry Seward is a relatively obscure historical figure whose name is notably associated with the Seward family, best known for American statesman William H. Seward.
• B. Ernest Titterton
  Ernest Titterton was a British-born nuclear physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project and later became a leading figure in Australian nuclear research and policy.
• C. Sir Ernest Debenham
  Sir Ernest Debenham was a prominent British businessman and philanthropist best known for expanding and modernizing the Debenhams department store empire in the early 20th century.
• D. Benjamin d’Urban
  Benjamin d’Urban was a 19th-century British army officer and colonial administrator whose name was given to the South African city of Durban.
• E. Charles Jervas
  Charles Jervas was an Irish portrait painter and translator of Cervantes who became a prominent figure in early 18th-century London’s artistic and literary circles.
• F. None of above. chosen