Sir Robert Chiltern

Target entity: Sir Robert Chiltern
Context triple: [An Ideal Husband, character, Sir Robert Chiltern]

• A. Sir George Gardiner
  Sir George Gardiner was a British Conservative politician and Member of Parliament known for his strong right-wing views and Eurosceptic stance within the party.
• B. Sir Hubert Worthington
  Sir Hubert Worthington was a British architect noted for his work on war memorials and public buildings, including significant commissions for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
• C. Sir Charles Kerruish
  Sir Charles Kerruish was a prominent Manx politician who became one of the Isle of Man’s most influential modern political leaders and a key figure in the development of its self-governance.
• D. Sir Charles Rowan
  Sir Charles Rowan was a 19th-century British Army officer who became one of the founding joint commissioners responsible for establishing and organizing London’s Metropolitan Police.
• E. Lord Milner
  Lord Milner was a British statesman and colonial administrator best known for his role in governing South Africa around the time of the Second Boer War and shaping imperial policy there.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Sir Robert Chiltern
Target entity description: Sir Robert Chiltern is a prominent, morally esteemed politician whose past corruption and potential exposure drive the central conflict in Oscar Wilde’s play "An Ideal Husband."

• A. Sir George Gardiner
  Sir George Gardiner was a British Conservative politician and Member of Parliament known for his strong right-wing views and Eurosceptic stance within the party.
• B. Sir Hubert Worthington
  Sir Hubert Worthington was a British architect noted for his work on war memorials and public buildings, including significant commissions for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
• C. Sir Charles Kerruish
  Sir Charles Kerruish was a prominent Manx politician who became one of the Isle of Man’s most influential modern political leaders and a key figure in the development of its self-governance.
• D. Sir Charles Rowan
  Sir Charles Rowan was a 19th-century British Army officer who became one of the founding joint commissioners responsible for establishing and organizing London’s Metropolitan Police.
• E. Lord Milner
  Lord Milner was a British statesman and colonial administrator best known for his role in governing South Africa around the time of the Second Boer War and shaping imperial policy there.
• F. None of above. chosen