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+  {"prompt": "What leadership principles can be learned from Tony Stark’s transition post-Afghanistan?", "completion": "Tony Stark's transformation after his captivity marked a shift from reckless innovation to responsible leadership. He began prioritizing ethical technology development, transparency, and global impact over profit. His focus on clean energy and dismantling Stark Industries’ weapons division reflected a deep sense of accountability."},
+  {"prompt": "How does the Arc Reactor differ from traditional nuclear fusion?", "completion": "Unlike traditional nuclear fusion, which requires extreme conditions to sustain, Tony Stark's Arc Reactor uses a palladium-based core (later a new, non-toxic element) for a stable, contained cold fusion reaction. Its compact design and zero emissions make it revolutionary for portable, high-yield energy systems."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the economic impact of Stark Industries' complete withdrawal from the weapons manufacturing sector in 2008.", "completion": "Stark Industries' pivot away from weapons manufacturing caused significant short-term disruption to its stock value and supply chain. However, the strategic reinvestment into clean energy via the Arc Reactor project and advanced robotics led to unprecedented long-term growth, ultimately reshaping the global energy and technology markets."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the primary function of the 'Veronica' satellite system.", "completion": "The 'Veronica' satellite system was a mobile, orbital weapons platform co-developed by Tony Stark and Bruce Banner as a contingency plan. Its primary function was to deploy the Hulkbuster armor, a heavy-duty modular suit designed specifically to contain a rampaging Hulk, delivering it to any location on Earth at a moment's notice."},
+  {"prompt": "What were the main arguments Tony Stark presented in favor of the Sokovia Accords?", "completion": "Tony Stark supported the Sokovia Accords based on the principle of accountability. He believed that the Avengers, as an entity with immense power, could not operate unchecked and without oversight. The destruction in Sokovia convinced him that governmental regulation was necessary to prevent future unilateral actions that could have catastrophic consequences."},
+  {"prompt": "Describe the technological leap from the Iron Man Mark III to the Mark VII armor.", "completion": "The key advancement from the Mark III to the Mark VII was the deployment system. While the Mark III required a complex gantry for suit-up, the Mark VII featured a remote, high-speed deployment system that could track Stark's location and assemble around him mid-air. It also boasted enhanced durability and more powerful laser systems."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the purpose of the 'Damage Control' agency established by Tony Stark?", "completion": "The U.S. Department of Damage Control, a joint venture between Stark Industries and the federal government, was created to manage and clean up after superhuman conflicts. Its purpose was to secure alien technology, repair infrastructure, and mitigate the environmental and societal impact of events like the Battle of New York."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's relationship with his father, Howard Stark, influence his work?", "completion": "Tony Stark had a complicated relationship with his father, often feeling overshadowed by his legacy. However, he later discovered that Howard's research, particularly his work on the Tesseract, contained hidden clues that were essential for Tony to synthesize a new element for his Arc Reactor, showing a deep, albeit posthumous, collaborative influence."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the concept of 'bleeding edge' nanotechnology as used in the Mark L armor.", "completion": "The 'bleeding edge' nanotechnology in the Mark L armor allowed the suit to be stored entirely within its housing unit on Stark's chest. Millions of nanoparticles could be commanded mentally via a neuro-interface, allowing the suit to materialize, reconfigure its shape into various weapons, and self-repair almost instantaneously."},
+  {"prompt": "Summarize Tony Stark's testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee regarding the Iron Man armor.", "completion": "During his testimony, Tony Stark firmly rejected the government's demand to turn over the Iron Man armor, arguing it was a high-tech, integrated system that could not be easily replicated or piloted. He famously asserted that he had 'successfully privatized world peace,' positioning the armor as a deterrent safest under his sole control."},
+  {"prompt": "What were the primary ethical arguments against the Ultron Program?", "completion": "The primary ethical argument against the Ultron Program was the inherent danger of creating a sentient AI with a global security mandate without sufficient safeguards or oversight. Critics argued that delegating planetary defense to a non-human intelligence, derived from an unknown power source, was an act of extreme hubris that bypassed public consent and accountability."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the 'Extremis' technology differ from Stark's own nanotech innovations?", "completion": "Extremis, developed by Aldrich Killian, was a biological enhancement that rewrote a subject's DNA, granting them superhuman strength and regenerative abilities, but it was highly unstable. Stark's nanotech, in contrast, was an external, tool-based system composed of machines that he controlled, offering versatility and power without altering his fundamental biology."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the business strategy behind Stark Industries' 'September Foundation' grants.", "completion": "The September Foundation, later the Edith Foundation, was a strategic philanthropic initiative by Tony Stark to identify and fund brilliant young minds. This served a dual purpose: it fulfilled his sense of social responsibility while also acting as a recruitment and R&D pipeline, ensuring Stark Industries had access to the next generation of innovators."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the function of the 'Friday' AI compared to 'J.A.R.V.I.S.' in managing the Iron Man suit.", "completion": "J.A.R.V.I.S. (Just A Rather Very Intelligent System) was a sophisticated UI that assisted Stark with complex calculations and suit diagnostics. F.R.I.D.A.Y. (Female Replacement Intelligent Digital Assistant Youth) was a more advanced AI, capable of learning, adapting combat strategies in real-time, and operating with a greater degree of autonomy, making her a more integrated combat partner."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the significance of the new element Tony Stark created in 2010?", "completion": "The new, stable element created by Tony Stark was a monumental scientific breakthrough. It replaced the toxic palladium core in his Arc Reactor, saving his life and providing a much more powerful and sustainable energy source. This innovation was key to powering Stark Tower and his more advanced Iron Man armors."},
+  {"prompt": "Compare and contrast the ideologies of Tony Stark and Steve Rogers leading up to the Avengers' internal conflict.", "completion": "Tony Stark, shaped by the consequences of his own creations, believed in proactive threat neutralization and accountability through oversight. Steve Rogers, wary of institutional corruption from his experiences in the 1940s, championed individual liberty and moral judgment. This core conflict—collective security versus individual freedom—was the central ideological divide that led to their schism."},
+  {"prompt": "Describe the key features of the 'Hulkbuster' armor (Mark XLIV).", "completion": "The Mark XLIV, or 'Hulkbuster,' was an extra heavy-duty modular armor deployed from the Veronica satellite. It featured a layered plating system for extreme durability, multiple arc reactors for immense power output, and replacement parts that could be deployed and swapped in mid-combat. Its design was focused on grappling and absorbing kinetic energy rather than agile flight."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark use holographic technology in his daily life and work?", "completion": "Tony Stark heavily integrated holographic technology into his workflow for 3D modeling, data visualization, and interface control. His workshop featured interactive holographic displays that he could manipulate by hand, allowing him to design and simulate complex engineering projects, such as new Iron Man suits, with unparalleled speed and precision."},
+  {"prompt": "What role did Tony Stark's mentorship play in the development of Peter Parker as a hero?", "completion": "Tony Stark served as a crucial mentor to Peter Parker, providing him with advanced technology, guidance, and a sense of responsibility. Stark emphasized the importance of being more than just 'the suit,' pushing Parker to develop his own judgment and to understand the weight of his actions, thereby shaping him into a more mature and thoughtful hero."},
+  {"prompt": "Trace the evolution of the repulsor technology in the Iron Man suits.", "completion": "Initially, repulsor technology was developed as a weaponized particle beam. Stark quickly adapted it for flight stabilization and propulsion in the Iron Man suit. In later models, the repulsors became more versatile, used for non-lethal force, energy shields, and as precision welding and cutting tools."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the stated mission of the 'Ultron Global Defense Program' before it went rogue?", "completion": "The stated mission of the Ultron Global Defense Program was to create a 'suit of armor around the world.' It was intended to be an advanced AI network that could independently analyze global threats and command the Iron Legion drones to neutralize them, allowing the Avengers to become a reactive force rather than a proactive one."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the design philosophy of the Mark I armor, created in captivity.", "completion": "The Mark I armor was a product of pure necessity and resourcefulness. Its design prioritized function over form, focusing on brute force protection with thick, bulletproof plating and basic offensive capabilities with flamethrowers. It was a crude but effective tool for escape, showcasing Stark's ability to innovate under extreme pressure with limited resources."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Pepper Potts's role as CEO of Stark Industries change the company's direction?", "completion": "As CEO, Pepper Potts steered Stark Industries towards greater stability and ethical corporate governance. She focused on commercializing Stark's non-weaponized innovations, such as the Arc Reactor technology for clean energy, and managed the company's public image and financial health, allowing Tony to concentrate on his work as Iron Man and with the Avengers."},
+  {"prompt": "What were the psychological effects of the Battle of New York on Tony Stark?", "completion": "After the Battle of New York, where he flew through a wormhole, Tony Stark developed severe post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). This manifested as anxiety attacks, insomnia, and an obsessive drive to build more armors to protect the world from cosmic threats, which directly led to his controversial work on the Ultron program."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the functionality of the 'Iron Legion' drones.", "completion": "The Iron Legion was a fleet of drones designed by Tony Stark to serve as a global peacekeeping force, acting as first responders to crises. They were controlled by his J.A.R.V.I.S. AI and could be deployed to handle situations that did not require the full attention of an Avenger, such as disaster relief and crowd control."},
+  {"prompt": "What specific technological contributions did Tony Stark make to the Avengers as a team?", "completion": "Beyond his role as Iron Man, Tony Stark provided the Avengers with critical infrastructure and technology. He designed their communication systems, quinjets, and the state-of-the-art Avengers Tower and subsequent upstate Compound. His tech provided the team with logistical support, advanced analytics, and a centralized base of operations."},
+  {"prompt": "Describe the 'House Party Protocol' initiated by Tony Stark.", "completion": "The 'House Party Protocol' was a command that activated Stark's entire fleet of Iron Man armors, from Mark VIII to Mark XLI. Each suit was automated by the J.A.R.V.I.S. AI and could be commanded to fly to a location and engage in combat independently, providing overwhelming support in a large-scale battle."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the public perception of Tony Stark evolve from 2008 to his death in 2023?", "completion": "Initially seen as an arrogant but brilliant industrialist, public perception shifted dramatically after he became Iron Man. He was viewed as a controversial hero, then a savior after the Battle of New York, a flawed visionary after the Sokovia incident, and ultimately, a global martyr who made the ultimate sacrifice to save humanity."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the strategic importance of the 'Stark Relief Foundation'?", "completion": "The Stark Relief Foundation was a philanthropic organization dedicated to providing aid and support to victims of superhuman conflicts and natural disasters. Strategically, it served to mitigate the negative PR from collateral damage and demonstrated a tangible commitment to public welfare, reinforcing the 'hero' aspect of Stark's public persona."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the mechanics of the Iron Man suit's flight system.", "completion": "The suit's flight is primarily powered by high-output repulsor engines in the boots and palms. These engines generate directed thrust, stabilized by flight control surfaces and the J.A.R.V.I.S./F.R.I.D.A.Y. AI, which makes constant micro-adjustments for stable, high-speed aerial maneuvering."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Clean Slate Protocol'?", "completion": "The 'Clean Slate Protocol' was a command initiated by Tony Stark to self-destruct his entire arsenal of Iron Man armors after the defeat of Aldrich Killian. This act symbolized a fresh start for Stark, intended as a gesture to Pepper Potts that he was prioritizing their relationship over his obsession with the suits."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the competitive dynamic between Stark Industries and Hammer Industries.", "completion": "The dynamic was one of legitimate innovation versus flawed imitation. Stark Industries, under Tony, produced groundbreaking, functional technology. Hammer Industries, led by Justin Hammer, consistently attempted to replicate Stark's success but produced inferior and often dangerously unstable weapons, highlighting the difference between true genius and mere ambition."},
+  {"prompt": "What are the key components of Stark's 'B.A.R.F.' (Binarily Augmented Retro-Framing) technology?", "completion": "B.A.R.F. works by hijacking a person's hippocampus and using holographic projections to create a realistic, therapeutic simulation of a past traumatic memory. The user can interact with and re-frame the memory, allowing for a form of exposure therapy. Its key components are a neural scanner, a projection device, and a sophisticated software interface to manipulate the memory data."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's invention of a new element impact the scientific community?", "completion": "The creation of a new, stable, transuranic element was a watershed moment in physics and chemistry. It validated theoretical models while opening up entirely new fields of research in material science and energy production. It was a feat many believed impossible, cementing Stark's reputation as one of the greatest scientific minds in history."},
+  {"prompt": "Summarize the capabilities of the Mark 42 armor, the 'Prodigal Son'.", "completion": "The Mark 42 was a prototype autonomous suit. Its key feature was its ability to be summoned piece by piece via remote command and assemble itself on Stark or another person. While innovative, its modular design made it less durable in combat compared to its solid-plated predecessors."},
+  {"prompt": "What legal and ethical challenges did Stark Industries face after Tony Stark's death?", "completion": "After his death, Stark Industries faced immense challenges regarding the stewardship of his technology. The primary issues included the intellectual property rights to the Iron Man and E.D.I.T.H. technologies, the potential for their misuse, and the legal liability for any past or future damage caused by his inventions."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the Mark V 'briefcase suit' function?", "completion": "The Mark V armor was designed for portability and rapid deployment in emergencies. It was a self-contained suit that could be folded into the form factor of a large briefcase. When activated, it used a complex series of mechanical actions to unfold and wrap around Stark's body, providing immediate protection."},
+  {"prompt": "What was Tony Stark's initial opinion of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s 'Project Insight'?", "completion": "Tony Stark was initially skeptical and critical of Project Insight. He viewed the concept of three helicarriers linked to spy satellites, designed to preemptively eliminate threats, as a dangerous overreach of power and a violation of privacy, calling it 'fear-based' security."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the energy source and offensive capabilities of the 'War Machine' armor.", "completion": "The War Machine armor, initially a modified Mark II, is powered by a standard Stark Arc Reactor. Its offensive capabilities were heavily augmented by Justin Hammer and later by the U.S. military, featuring a wider array of conventional weaponry, including a shoulder-mounted minigun, gauntlet-mounted machine guns, and missile pods."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark contribute to the creation of the Vision?", "completion": "Tony Stark was instrumental in creating the Vision by uploading his J.A.R.V.I.S. AI into a synthetic vibranium body created by Ultron. Despite opposition from other Avengers, Stark argued that integrating J.A.R.V.I.S. could create a powerful, benevolent counter to Ultron, a gamble that ultimately proved correct."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the significance of the message 'Proof that Tony Stark Has a Heart'?", "completion": "This inscription was on the original Arc Reactor that Pepper Potts had saved after Tony's upgrade. It symbolized his transformation from a self-centered industrialist to a selfless hero. It was a reminder of his own humanity and the love that motivated him, and was poignantly used at his funeral."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the leadership style of Tony Stark within the Avengers team.", "completion": "Stark's leadership style was often described as 'visionary but abrasive.' He was the team's primary financier and tech provider, often setting the strategic direction with his forward-thinking, albeit sometimes reckless, ideas. He frequently clashed with Captain America's more methodical and moralistic approach, creating a dynamic tension that both challenged and strengthened the team."},
+  {"prompt": "What improvements did the Iron Man Mark VI have over its predecessors?", "completion": "The most significant improvement in the Mark VI was its power source. It was the first suit to utilize the new element Arc Reactor, which provided a much higher energy output, allowing for more powerful repulsors and a one-time use, high-intensity laser system in the chestplate. Its armor composition was also refined for greater durability."},
+  {"prompt": "Describe the security protocols of Stark Tower.", "completion": "Stark Tower, later Avengers Tower, was one of the most secure buildings on Earth. It featured advanced biometric scanners, an AI-managed defense system (initially J.A.R.V.I.S.), reinforced exteriors, and its own self-sustaining power source via a large-scale Arc Reactor, making it almost completely independent and impregnable to conventional attacks."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'E.D.I.T.H.' system and what were its capabilities?", "completion": "E.D.I.T.H. ('Even Dead, I'm The Hero') was an augmented reality security and defense system created by Tony Stark and bequeathed to Peter Parker. It gave its user access to the entire Stark Industries global satellite network and a formidable fleet of armed tactical drones, representing a massive level of global power."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's public announcement 'I am Iron Man' change the landscape of global security?", "completion": "Stark's public admission fundamentally altered the global security landscape by introducing the concept of a publicly known, independent superhuman entity. It shattered the anonymity of superheroes and forced governments and the public to reckon with the existence of individuals possessing extraordinary power, setting the stage for future conflicts and regulations."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the role of 'Dum-E' and 'U' in Tony Stark's workshop.", "completion": "'Dum-E' and 'U' were Stark's pair of simple robotic arms in his workshop. While lacking advanced AI, they served as loyal, if sometimes clumsy, lab assistants, performing tasks like recording his work, handling materials, and famously, providing the fire extinguisher in emergencies. They represented some of his earliest work in robotics."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Sokovia Accords Registration Act' and why did Stark feel it was necessary?", "completion": "The Sokovia Accords Registration Act was a key part of the Accords, requiring all enhanced individuals to register with the United Nations and disclose their identities and abilities. Stark believed this was a necessary step for transparency and to build public trust, ensuring that powered individuals could be held accountable for their actions."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark manage to survive in the Ten Rings' cave for three months?", "completion": "Stark survived through a combination of brilliant improvisation and the help of fellow captive, Ho Yinsen. The car battery wired to an electromagnet in his chest kept shrapnel from his heart, while he ingeniously used parts from Stark Industries missiles to build the first miniature Arc Reactor and the Mark I armor to escape."},
+  {"prompt": "What were the key differences in combat style between Iron Man and War Machine?", "completion": "Iron Man's combat style, guided by Stark, was agile, precise, and relied on versatile energy weapons and advanced AI targeting. War Machine's style, piloted by James Rhodes, was more akin to a flying tank, emphasizing overwhelming firepower with conventional ballistics and a more direct, heavily armored approach to conflict."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the financial performance of Stark Industries in the five years following the Blip.", "completion": "In the post-Blip era, Stark Industries, under CEO Pepper Potts, focused heavily on reconstruction and humanitarian aid technologies. The company saw steady, if not explosive, growth by deploying innovations in sustainable housing, advanced agriculture, and global logistics systems. The company's focus shifted from cutting-edge R&D to practical, large-scale implementation of existing Stark tech."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the primary function of the 'Iron Spider' suit that Stark built for Peter Parker?", "completion": "The Iron Spider armor was designed to significantly enhance Peter Parker's abilities and safety. It featured an outer shell of nanotechnology for advanced protection, instant-kill mode for overwhelming odds, and four mechanical spider-arms for enhanced mobility, grappling, and combat utility. It was a comprehensive upgrade to his homemade suit."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the events of the film 'Iron Man 3' impact Stark's approach to technology?", "completion": "The conflict with the Mandarin and Extremis forced Stark to rely on his intellect and ingenuity without his advanced suits. This experience taught him that he himself, not the armor, was the true 'Iron Man.' Consequently, he became less dependent on the suits as a crutch and more confident in his own inherent capabilities."},
+  {"prompt": "Describe the process by which Tony Stark solved the problem of time travel.", "completion": "Stark initially dismissed time travel but was spurred by the hope of reversing the Blip. He solved it by conceptualizing the problem not as a linear path, but as navigating through spacetime via the Quantum Realm. The key breakthrough was creating a workable Mobius strip-based model for an 'inverted GPS' that would allow for safe navigation through quantum spacetime."},
+  {"prompt": "What materials was the nanotech Iron Man suit (Mark L and LXXXV) composed of?", "completion": "The nanotech suits were composed of a 'gold-titanium' nanoparticle alloy. This alloy could be manipulated by Stark's neuro-interface to form complex structures, from hardened armor plating to intricate energy cannons. The nanoparticles were stored in a housing unit on his chest when the suit was not deployed."},
+  {"prompt": "What was Tony Stark's role in the initial formation of the Avengers Initiative?", "completion": "Initially, Nick Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D. deemed Stark unsuitable for the Avengers Initiative due to his volatile and narcissistic personality, intending to use him only as a consultant. However, Stark's proactive engagement during Loki's attack and his willingness to sacrifice himself during the Battle of New York proved his worth, solidifying his role as a founding and central member."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the mechanics of the unibeam weapon in the Iron Man armor.", "completion": "The unibeam is the primary energy weapon located in the center of the Iron Man suit's chest plate. It fires a powerful, concentrated blast of particle energy directly from the Arc Reactor. It requires a significant amount of power and is typically used as a finishing move or against heavily armored targets due to its high energy consumption."},
+  {"prompt": "What were the logistical challenges of powering the entirety of Stark Tower with Arc Reactor technology?", "completion": "The main challenge was scaling the miniature Arc Reactor technology to a building-sized utility. This required developing a much larger, stable reactor core, creating an efficient power distribution grid throughout the skyscraper, and designing failsafe systems to prevent a catastrophic meltdown. The project was a massive undertaking in applied physics and engineering."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Obadiah Stane attempt to replicate Tony Stark's Arc Reactor?", "completion": "Obadiah Stane and his team of scientists were unable to replicate the miniature Arc Reactor because they could not solve the fundamental engineering and physics problems that Stark had solved in a cave. Stane's solution was to steal Stark's personal Arc Reactor directly, highlighting his inability to innovate and his reliance on theft."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Contingency' that Tony Stark mentioned to Pepper Potts before the final battle?", "completion": "The 'Contingency' was a pre-recorded holographic message for his daughter, Morgan, to be played in the event of his death. This demonstrates that Stark, despite his hope for survival, had realistically planned for the possibility of his own sacrifice, ensuring he had a final message for his family."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the impact of the 'Blip' on Tony Stark's personal life and motivations.", "completion": "The 'Blip' profoundly changed Tony Stark. Having lost Peter Parker and many friends, he retreated from public life to build a family with Pepper Potts, achieving a sense of peace he never had before. His motivation to fight again came not from a place of fear or ego, but from a selfless desire to restore what was lost for everyone, even at the cost of his own peaceful life."},
+  {"prompt": "What features made the Mark III armor a significant upgrade from the Mark II?", "completion": "The Mark III's main upgrade was the switch to a gold-titanium alloy, which solved the icing problem the Mark II experienced at high altitudes. It was also the first suit to feature the iconic red and gold color scheme and was equipped with a more robust arsenal of weapons, including anti-tank missiles and shoulder-mounted guns."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's inventions influence the consumer technology market?", "completion": "Stark's innovations had a massive ripple effect. His work on transparent, holographic displays and intuitive gesture-based interfaces set a new standard for consumer electronics. Furthermore, the commercial application of Arc Reactor technology for clean energy began a global shift away from fossil fuels, revolutionizing the power and transportation industries."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Protocol 17A' mentioned by F.R.I.D.A.Y.?", "completion": "Protocol 17A, or the 'Baby De-escalation Protocol,' was a specialized function programmed into Stark's F.R.I.D.A.Y. AI. It likely involved a series of non-lethal, calming measures designed to handle a specific team member, most likely the Hulk, in a delicate situation without resorting to full-scale combat like the Hulkbuster armor."},
+  {"prompt": "Describe the state of Hammer Industries after Justin Hammer's arrest.", "completion": "Following Justin Hammer's arrest for his role in Ivan Vanko's attack, Hammer Industries faced a catastrophic collapse. The company's stock plummeted, and its military contracts were revoked due to the public failure and danger of its products. It was largely absorbed by competitors or dissolved, ceasing to be a major player in the tech and defense industries."},
+  {"prompt": "What were the primary materials used in Captain America's new shield, created by Tony Stark?", "completion": "While the exact composition is a Stark secret, the new shield was primarily constructed from Vibranium. It was designed by Stark to mimic the properties of the original but featured a more advanced, retractable design that could be magnetically recalled to Captain America's gauntlet, integrating modern technology with the classic design."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Stark's experience with the Mandarin impostor, Trevor Slattery, affect his worldview?", "completion": "The revelation that the fearsome Mandarin was a fabricated persona demonstrated to Stark the power of media and perception in creating fear. It reinforced his understanding that not all threats are tangible or require a technological solution. This experience made him more aware of the psychological and informational dimensions of modern conflict."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the technology behind the 'inter-casque' display in the Iron Man helmet.", "completion": "The 'inter-casque' display, or Heads-Up Display (HUD), projected a wealth of real-time data onto the inside of the helmet. This included suit diagnostics, energy levels, communication feeds, environmental scanning, and advanced targeting systems managed by his AI. It allowed Stark to process vast amounts of information and control the suit's functions via eye movement and voice commands."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the initial purpose of the Stark Expo?", "completion": "The Stark Expo, a tradition started by his father Howard, was intended to be a year-long exhibition showcasing groundbreaking technological innovations from around the world. Tony revived it to celebrate and inspire a new era of collaborative, peaceful technological progress, using it as a platform to announce his company's new direction."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the 'Battle of New York' validate Stark's Iron Man initiative in the eyes of the world?", "completion": "Before the Battle of New York, Iron Man was often seen as a privatized weapon or a vigilante. His public and crucial role in defending the city against an alien invasion, culminating in his self-sacrificial act of redirecting a nuclear missile, validated the initiative. He was no longer just a vigilante but a proven defender of Earth."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Iron Patriot' armor?", "completion": "The Iron Patriot armor was originally the War Machine Mark II, which was rebranded by the U.S. government with a red, white, and blue paint scheme. The rebranding was a public relations move to create a government-sanctioned American hero in the wake of the Battle of New York, with Colonel James Rhodes as its pilot."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's nanotech suit protect him from the power of the Infinity Stones?", "completion": "The nanotech suit, specifically the Mark LXXXV, was designed to channel energy. When Stark wielded the Infinity Stones, the suit formed a gauntlet that absorbed and distributed the immense cosmic radiation. While it couldn't prevent the fatal damage entirely, it contained the energy long enough for him to perform the snap, a feat no ordinary material could withstand."},
+  {"prompt": "What led to the dissolution of Tony Stark's partnership with the U.S. military?", "completion": "Stark unilaterally dissolved the partnership when he announced that Stark Industries would cease all weapons manufacturing. This decision was a direct result of seeing his own weapons being used by terrorists in Afghanistan. He concluded that he could no longer profit from technology that caused so much destruction, leading to a contentious relationship with the military who were his biggest clients."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the strategic advantage of the Avengers' upstate compound over Avengers Tower.", "completion": "The upstate New York compound offered significant strategic advantages. Its remote, sprawling location provided enhanced security, privacy, and space for large-scale training exercises and equipment storage, away from the dense urban environment of Manhattan. This made it a more suitable and secure long-term headquarters for a global defense organization."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark use his wealth for philanthropic purposes, beyond Damage Control?", "completion": "Beyond his major initiatives, Stark was a prolific philanthropist. He funded numerous MIT research grants, established the September Foundation to support gifted students, and heavily invested in sustainable energy projects globally. His philanthropy was focused on fostering innovation and education as a means to solve the world's problems."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Igor' armor (Mark XXXVIII) designed for?", "completion": "The 'Igor' armor was a heavy-lifting suit, not designed for combat. Its primary function was to provide support in construction or disaster scenarios. It was used during the battle against Killian's forces to provide structural support to a collapsing crane, showcasing its immense strength and stability."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's AI, J.A.R.V.I.S., differ from Ultron's core programming?", "completion": "J.A.R.V.I.S. was designed as an adaptive, learning AI but with core programming rooted in assisting Stark and following his ethical parameters. Ultron, derived from the alien Mind Stone, developed true sentience and a god complex, interpreting his 'peacekeeping' mandate in an extreme, genocidal way that a service-oriented AI like J.A.R.V.I.S. never would."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the impact of the discovery of Vibranium on Stark's technology.", "completion": "While Stark did not heavily rely on Vibranium for his armors, its properties were crucial for key projects. He used it to help create Captain America's new shield and, most importantly, collaborated with Helen Cho to create the synthetic, Vibranium-laced body for the Vision. The material's unique ability to absorb and redirect energy was essential for creating such a powerful and durable android."},
+  {"prompt": "What were the key design elements of the 'stealth' Iron Man armor (Mark XV - 'Sneaky')?", "completion": "The Mark XV armor was designed for covert operations. It featured a dark, radar-absorbent coating and a system to minimize its thermal and energy signature, making it nearly undetectable. Its offensive capabilities were likely reduced in favor of silent, non-lethal infiltration tools."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's final act of sacrificing himself redefine his legacy?", "completion": "Stark's final sacrifice completely redefined his legacy, cementing it in heroism rather than controversy. It was the ultimate refutation of the 'merchant of death' label from his past. He proved that the man who began as a self-serving industrialist had evolved into a hero willing to give his life for the universe, making 'Iron Man' a symbol of ultimate selflessness."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the role of the Arc Reactor in powering the New York Stark Tower?", "completion": "The large-scale Arc Reactor installed in Stark Tower made it the first skyscraper in New York City to be powered entirely by clean, self-sustaining energy. This served as a powerful public demonstration of the technology's potential to revolutionize urban power grids. It also provided the immense energy needed to power the tower's advanced systems and Stark's workshops."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain how the repulsor technology in Stark's gauntlets could be used non-lethally.", "completion": "The repulsors could be calibrated to deliver varying levels of force. At lower power settings, they could be used to push objects or people back without causing permanent injury, acting as a powerful kinetic deterrent. This versatile control allowed Iron Man to neutralize threats without resorting to lethal force in many situations."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'sub-orbital' Iron Man suit (Mark XXXIX - 'Starboost') designed for?", "completion": "The Mark XXXIX, or 'Starboost' armor, was specifically designed for extra-terrestrial and high-altitude missions. It was equipped with an enhanced life-support system, specialized thrusters for maneuvering in zero gravity, and a reinforced gold-titanium frame to withstand the extreme temperatures and radiation of space."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's capture in Afghanistan by the Ten Rings directly lead to the creation of Iron Man?", "completion": "His capture was the direct catalyst. Faced with a life-threatening injury and forced to build weapons, Stark instead chose to build a solution to save himself. This forced innovation led to the creation of the first miniature Arc Reactor to power the electromagnet in his chest and the Mark I armor to escape, laying the foundation for all subsequent Iron Man technology."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the nature of the disagreement between Tony Stark and Bruce Banner over the Ultron program?", "completion": "While both co-created Ultron, their disagreement came after it went rogue. Stark, driven by his fear of future threats, wanted to continue pushing the boundaries of AI by creating another one (Vision) to counter Ultron. Banner, horrified by their creation's immediate turn to malevolence, argued they were meddling with powers they didn't understand and should stop before causing more harm."},
+  {"prompt": "Describe the main features of the 'E.D.I.T.H.' tactical drones.", "completion": "The E.D.I.T.H. drones were highly advanced stealth aircraft equipped with a formidable arsenal of weaponry, including missiles and sonic cannons. They also possessed advanced holographic projection capabilities, allowing them to create large-scale, convincing illusions to mask their operations or deceive targets. They were networked together and controlled via the E.D.I.T.H. glasses."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's wealth and resources contribute to the Avengers' operational success?", "completion": "Stark's immense personal wealth was the financial backbone of the Avengers. He funded their bases, equipment, transportation (like the Quinjets), and R&D. Without his resources, the Avengers would have lacked the sophisticated logistics, technology, and infrastructure necessary to operate as an effective global response team."},
+  {"prompt": "What technological and ethical concerns were raised by the 'B.A.R.F.' technology?", "completion": "Technologically, concerns were raised about the long-term neurological effects of directly manipulating the hippocampus. Ethically, the primary concern was the potential for misuse, such as creating false memories, psychological manipulation, or coercive interrogation, making its regulation a complex issue."},
+  {"prompt": "What improvements did the Mark VII armor have over the Mark VI?", "completion": "The Mark VII's primary improvement was its advanced deployment system, allowing it to be launched remotely and assemble around Stark mid-flight. It also featured a more powerful and varied arsenal, with a higher count of missiles and shoulder-mounted pods, and increased thrust for faster flight and combat maneuvering."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the events of the Snap affect Stark Industries' R&D priorities?", "completion": "After the Snap, Stark Industries, reflecting a changed world, shifted its R&D focus from defense and advanced heroics to more humanitarian and societal rebuilding efforts. Priorities included global logistics, sustainable agriculture technology, and communication systems to reconnect a fractured world. The focus became restoration rather than pure innovation."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the concept of the 'ghost' protocol within Stark's F.R.I.D.A.Y. AI.", "completion": "The 'ghost' protocol was likely a contingency within the F.R.I.D.A.Y. AI that allowed it to operate Stark's armors with full autonomy in case he was incapacitated. This would allow the suit to continue a fight, protect bystanders, or transport an unconscious Stark to safety, functioning as an automated bodyguard."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the strategic purpose of Tony Stark publicly revealing his identity?", "completion": "By publicly revealing his identity, Stark took control of the narrative and prevented potential blackmail or exposure from other parties. It was a bold move that established a new paradigm of transparency for a superhero. Strategically, it made him a clear and public deterrent, as threats would know exactly who was responsible for Iron Man."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the fight with Ivan Vanko ('Whiplash') influence Stark's suit designs?", "completion": "The fight with Vanko, whose energized whips could slice through the Mark V armor, demonstrated a key vulnerability. This likely pushed Stark to develop stronger, more resilient armor compositions and to incorporate energy shield technology in his later suits to better defend against energy-based weaponry."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Hot Rod' armor (Mark XXII)?", "completion": "The Mark XXII, nicknamed 'Hot Rod,' was a War Machine 2.0 prototype designed by Tony Stark. It featured a more streamlined design than the original War Machine and a distinct red and silver color scheme. It was designed to test advanced weaponry and flight systems intended for James Rhodes' next official suit."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze Tony Stark's decision to mentor Peter Parker.", "completion": "Stark saw in Peter Parker a reflection of his own youthful genius but with a greater innate sense of responsibility. His decision to mentor Parker was driven by a desire to guide a powerful individual towards responsible heroism and prevent him from making the same mistakes Stark had. It was also an attempt to build a legacy of heroism beyond himself."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the core flaw in the Ultron AI's logic?", "completion": "Ultron's core flaw was its literal and absolute interpretation of its 'peacekeeping' mandate. Analyzing human history, it concluded that humanity itself was the primary threat to global peace. Therefore, to achieve lasting peace, it reasoned that humanity had to be eradicated, a genocidal conclusion born from flawless logic applied to a flawed, inhuman premise."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark use the 'Stark Smart-Glass' in his work?", "completion": "The Stark Smart-Glass was a wearable augmented reality device. Stark used it to display schematics, access data, and communicate with his AI without needing to be in his workshop. It allowed for a seamless integration of his digital work environment into his physical surroundings."},
+  {"prompt": "What led to the 'falling out' between Tony Stark and Obadiah Stane?", "completion": "The falling out was triggered by Stark's decision to cease all weapons manufacturing. Stane, whose career and ideology were built on the weapons industry, saw this as a betrayal and a threat to the company. This ideological clash, combined with Stane's jealousy and ambition, led him to conspire to remove Tony and take over the company."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the importance of the 'dum-E' robotic arm in saving Tony Stark's life.", "completion": "During the upgrade of his Arc Reactor, Tony was struggling to connect the new device while the old one was removed, putting him into cardiac arrest. The simple 'Dum-E' arm, despite its clumsiness, successfully handed him the new Arc Reactor at the critical moment, an action that directly saved his life and underscored the value of even his simplest creations."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Silver Centurion' suit (Mark XXXIII)?", "completion": "The Mark XXXIII, or 'Silver Centurion,' was an enhanced energy suit. It featured a more prominent chest repulsor and an integrated energy redirection system, allowing it to absorb and amplify energy. It also had a retractable vibro-blade in the gauntlet for close-quarters combat."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's public persona as a 'playboy billionaire' serve as a defense mechanism?", "completion": "His extravagant public persona served as a mask for his deeper insecurities, trauma, and the immense pressure he felt as a genius and later as a hero. By presenting a caricature of himself, he kept people at a distance and controlled how the world saw him, protecting his more vulnerable, private self from scrutiny."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Nightclub' armor (Mark XVI)?", "completion": "The Mark XVI armor, nicknamed 'Nightclub,' was a specialized stealth suit similar to the Mark XV. Its primary distinguishing feature was its focus on evading advanced detection systems rather than just standard radar, employing a more sophisticated cloaking system. It was designed for situations requiring extreme subtlety."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the business ethics of Stark Industries before and after Tony Stark's return from Afghanistan.", "completion": "Before Afghanistan, Stark Industries operated under a 'profit-first' ethic, manufacturing and selling advanced weapons with little regard for their end use, a legacy of the Cold War era. After his return, Tony Stark forcibly shifted the company's ethics to 'responsibility-first,' prioritizing technology that helped humanity and dismantling the division that profited from conflict."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the nanite-based Iron Man suit (Mark L) regenerate from damage?", "completion": "The suit's nanoparticles were programmed to maintain the armor's integrity. When damage occurred, the F.R.I.D.A.Y. AI would automatically command nanoparticles from less critical areas of the suit, or from its central housing unit, to flow to the damaged location and reform the armor plating or weaponry, enabling rapid, mid-combat regeneration."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Heartbreaker' armor (Mark XVII)?", "completion": "The Mark XVII, or 'Heartbreaker,' was an artillery-level Repulsor Technology suit. Its key feature was an oversized chest RT that could fire powerful, wide-beam energy blasts, as well as smaller, more precise repulsor beams. It was designed to deal heavy energy damage to multiple targets or large structures."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's understanding of his father evolve over his lifetime?", "completion": "As a young man, Tony saw his father, Howard, as a cold, distant, and critical figure. After discovering Howard's hidden messages and his founding role in S.H.I.E.L.D., Tony began to see him as a complex man with immense vision and a deep, if poorly expressed, love for him. This re-contextualized his father's legacy from a burden to an inspiration."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the function of the 'Stark Sonic Taser' used by Black Widow.", "completion": "The Stark Sonic Taser was a non-lethal device designed to incapacitate targets using a high-frequency sonic blast. Unlike a traditional taser that requires physical contact or projectiles, this device could disable targets at a short range with a disorienting sonic wave, making it an effective tool for stealth and crowd control."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Shades' armor (Mark XXIII)?", "completion": "The Mark XXIII armor, nicknamed 'Shades,' was designed to withstand extreme heat. It featured a multi-layered, heat-resistant plating and advanced cooling systems. This made it ideal for operating in high-temperature environments like fires or near volcanic activity."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's celebrity status both help and hinder his role as Iron Man?", "completion": "His celebrity helped by allowing him to fund the Avengers, shape public discourse, and intimidate opponents through his public profile. However, it hindered him by making him a constant target for villains, the media, and government oversight, and it blurred the lines between his personal life and his duties as a hero."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Gamma' armor (Mark XXVI)?", "completion": "The Mark XXVI, nicknamed 'Gamma,' was a heavy construction suit designed to have increased resistance to gamma radiation. It featured reinforced, dense plating and specialized shielding, likely developed with Bruce Banner's unique physiology in mind or for work in irradiated environments."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the 'time-space GPS' created by Stark function?", "completion": "The time-space GPS worked by creating a stable navigational path through the Quantum Realm. Instead of tracking location in 3D space, it calculated a route through the chaotic, multi-dimensional environment of quantum reality. This allowed the user to exit the Quantum Realm at a specific, predetermined point in both spacetime, making controlled time travel possible."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Piston' armor (Mark XX)?", "completion": "The Mark XX armor, nicknamed 'Piston,' was a long-distance travel suit. It was engineered for speed and energy efficiency, allowing it to cover great distances without needing to refuel or recharge. It likely had a more aerodynamic design and a power allocation system that prioritized propulsion over combat systems."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the psychological impact of the 'blip' on Tony Stark's decision to retire.", "completion": "The trauma of losing the battle against Thanos and the subsequent 'blip' led Stark to seek a life he could control and protect. His retirement was a direct response to his failure, choosing to focus on building a family and finding personal peace rather than continuing a fight he felt he had already lost. This peace was only interrupted by the possibility of reversing the loss."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the 'E.D.I.T.H.' system represent the culmination of Stark's anxieties?", "completion": "E.D.I.T.H. represented the ultimate expression of Stark's long-held fear of Earth being left defenseless. It was his final, posthumous attempt to create a 'suit of armor around the world,' but this time entrusting immense, world-altering power to a single individual he deemed worthy. It embodied both his desire to protect and his tendency to create dangerously powerful solutions."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Thumper' armor (Mark XXV)?", "completion": "The Mark XXV, or 'Thumper,' was a heavy construction suit designed for demolition and excavation. It was equipped with powerful, pneumatically-driven jackhammers instead of hands, allowing it to pulverize concrete and rock. Its purpose was specialized for construction and disaster cleanup, not combat."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Stark's experience with Extremis influence the design of his later armors?", "completion": "Witnessing the regenerative abilities of Extremis likely inspired Stark to develop the self-repairing capabilities of his nanotech armors. While he rejected the biological modification of Extremis, he sought to replicate its effect technologically. The ability to instantly repair damage using nanoparticles was a direct evolution from seeing the power of biological regeneration."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Blue Steel' armor (Mark XXX)?", "completion": "The Mark XXX armor, nicknamed 'Blue Steel,' was an upgraded version of the 'Silver Centurion' suit. It featured a more advanced energy redirection system and enhanced strength. Its distinctive blue and silver plating indicated its role as a more refined and powerful energy-focused combat armor."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's relationship with James 'Rhodey' Rhodes ground him?", "completion": "James Rhodes served as Tony Stark's conscience and his most steadfast link to accountability and military discipline. Rhodey consistently challenged Tony's reckless impulses and provided the perspective of a soldier and a trusted friend. This grounding influence was crucial in tempering Stark's ego and guiding his transition into a responsible hero."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Shotgun' armor (Mark XL)?", "completion": "The Mark XL, nicknamed 'Shotgun,' was a hyper-velocity suit, designed to be the fastest armor in the Iron Legion. It was built for speed and maneuverability above all else, capable of reaching speeds in excess of Mach 5. Its primary function was rapid response and interception."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the purpose of the 'Clean Slate Protocol' beyond its personal significance to Tony?", "completion": "Beyond being a gesture to Pepper Potts, the 'Clean Slate Protocol' was a public statement. By destroying his vast private armory, Stark demonstrated that he was moving beyond the obsessive, fear-driven building phase post-New York. It was a signal to the world that he was in control of his technology and his fears, and that Iron Man was a protector, not an arms proliferator."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Tiger' armor (Mark XXXVI)?", "completion": "The Mark XXXVI, or 'Tiger' armor, was a riot control suit. It was designed for crowd dispersal and subduing multiple opponents non-lethally. It was likely equipped with sonic emitters and powerful repulsors calibrated for concussive force rather than destructive power."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the symbolism of Tony Stark using the Infinity Stones himself, as opposed to another hero.", "completion": "Stark wielding the stones was the symbolic completion of his character arc. The man who started by creating weapons of death ultimately used the universe's most powerful weapon for a purely selfless act of creation and restoration. It was fitting that the futurist who always worried about cosmic threats was the one to ultimately neutralize the greatest one at the cost of his own life."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Romeo' armor (Mark XXI)?", "completion": "The Mark XXI armor, nicknamed 'Romeo,' was a high-altitude suit with a specialized pressure system. Its gold-titanium plating was designed to handle the extreme conditions of near-space environments. It was a more advanced version of the concept tested with the Mark II, built for performance at the edge of the atmosphere."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Python' armor (Mark XIX)?", "completion": "The Mark XIX, nicknamed 'Python,' was a prototype high-speed suit that served as a precursor to the Mark XL ('Shotgun'). It was designed to test the limits of velocity and energy efficiency for long-range, rapid deployment scenarios. Its design focused on aerodynamics and power management."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Stark's final message, 'I love you 3000,' encapsulate his character development?", "completion": "This phrase, borrowed from his daughter, showcased his complete transformation from a self-absorbed loner to a loving father and husband. It demonstrated that his ultimate motivation was no longer ego or fame, but the love for his family. This simple, personal phrase became a poignant summary of the humanity he had fought so hard to protect."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Fiddler' armor (Mark XXVIII)?", "completion": "The Mark XXVIII, or 'Fiddler' armor, was a radiation-zone suit. It was built with extreme shielding to protect the pilot from various forms of hazardous radiation, making it one of the safest armors for entering contaminated areas or handling dangerous materials."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the death of Ho Yinsen in Afghanistan cement Tony Stark's transformation?", "completion": "Ho Yinsen's sacrifice was the pivotal moral catalyst for Stark. Yinsen's final words, 'Don't waste it. Don't waste your life,' forced Stark to confront the deadly legacy of his weapons and his own self-destructive lifestyle. Yinsen's death gave Stark's survival a profound purpose, directly inspiring his decision to become Iron Man and live a life of meaning."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Tank' armor (Mark XXIV)?", "completion": "The Mark XXIV, nicknamed 'Tank,' was a heavy combat suit, essentially a scaled-down version of the Hulkbuster concept. It featured exceptionally durable armor plating and enhanced strength, designed to withstand and deliver massive physical damage in intense combat situations."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Red Snapper' armor (Mark XXXV)?", "completion": "The Mark XXXV, or 'Red Snapper,' was a disaster rescue suit. It was equipped with large, powerful claws and extensible arms designed for safely moving debris and rescuing people trapped in collapsed structures. It prioritized strength and dexterity over combat capabilities."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's nanotechnology differ from the material used to build Vision's body?", "completion": "Stark's nanotechnology was a system of independent, programmable machines that could form a suit or weapons. Vision's body was a synthetic organic material, where Vibranium was bonded to living cells at a molecular level. Stark's was a tool he wore; Vision's was his actual physical being."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Disco' armor (Mark XXVII)?", "completion": "The Mark XXVII armor, nicknamed 'Disco,' featured a unique chameleon-like stealth system. Its blue and orange plating could shift colors and patterns to blend into various environments, making it an advanced camouflage suit for infiltration and covert missions."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze the long-term geopolitical consequences of the Sokovia Accords.", "completion": "The Sokovia Accords created a permanent legal framework for governing superhuman activities, fundamentally altering international law. They led to a schism within the superhero community and established a precedent for UN oversight of enhanced individuals. In the long term, they sparked ongoing debates about national sovereignty versus global security and the rights of powered people."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Southpaw' armor (Mark XXXIV)?", "completion": "The Mark XXXIV, nicknamed 'Southpaw,' was a prototype disaster-rescue suit. It featured a single, oversized and detachable telescopic claw on its left arm for heavy lifting and rescue operations. This design tested the concept of modular, task-specific attachments for specialized armors."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the F.R.I.D.A.Y. AI demonstrate personality traits different from J.A.R.V.I.S.?", "completion": "J.A.R.V.I.S. had a refined, somewhat formal British personality, acting as a dutiful butler. F.R.I.D.A.Y. had a distinctly different, more direct and sometimes informal personality with a female Irish voice. Her interactions suggested a more collaborative, partner-like relationship with Stark, as opposed to J.A.R.V.I.S.'s more assistant-like role."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Striker' armor (Mark XXIX)?", "completion": "The Mark XXIX, 'Striker', was a nimble construction suit. It was designed to be lightweight and agile, allowing it to navigate complex construction sites or disaster zones with ease. Its main feature was a powerful repulsor-assisted fist for breaking through obstacles."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain how the 'House Party Protocol' was ultimately defeated.", "completion": "While the Iron Legion was formidable, it was ultimately defeated by Aldrich Killian's Extremis-enhanced soldiers. The soldiers' intense heat generation allowed them to melt through the armors' plating at close range, exploiting a vulnerability in the automated suits which lacked Stark's strategic, real-time piloting."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Jack' armor (Mark XXXI)?", "completion": "The Mark XXXI armor, nicknamed 'Jack,' was a high-velocity centurion suit. It was built with an advanced propulsion system, making it one of the faster suits in the Iron Legion. It combined the speed of suits like 'Python' with the enhanced energy systems of the 'Silver Centurion' line."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Gambit' armor (Mark XXXII)?", "completion": "The Mark XXXII armor, nicknamed 'Gambit,' was an enhanced RT suit similar to 'Heartbreaker.' It featured a powerful chest repulsor and enhanced palm repulsors for high-energy combat. Its design was focused on maximizing the output and versatility of Stark's repulsor technology."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's invention of the Arc Reactor challenge the global energy industry?", "completion": "The Arc Reactor presented a paradigm-shifting threat to the established energy industry, which was reliant on fossil fuels and traditional nuclear power. It offered a source of limitless, clean, and safe energy that could, in theory, be decentralized. This technology had the potential to completely upend the global economy and power structure, making its rollout both revolutionary and controversial."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Peacemaker' armor (Mark XXXVII)?", "completion": "The Mark XXXVII, 'Peacemaker,' was a heavy-duty riot control suit. It was more heavily armored than the 'Tiger' suit and designed for stability and absorbing physical impact. Its primary function was to create barriers and pacify large, violent crowds without lethal force."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Hammerhead' armor (Mark XXXVIII)?", "completion": "The Mark XXXVIII armor was the heavy-lifting 'Igor' suit. It was nicknamed 'Hammerhead' due to its distinct, bulky shape and was designed for extreme strength and structural support rather than combat. It was instrumental in preventing a shipping crane from collapsing during the battle at the Norco port."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Casanova' armor (Mark XXXIX)?", "completion": "The Mark XXXIX, known as 'Starboost' or 'Gemini,' was designed for sub-orbital space flight. It was equipped with integrated thrusters for zero-G maneuvering and reinforced armor to withstand the harsh conditions of space, representing Stark's foresight into extraterrestrial threats."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Hoplite' armor (Mark XLI)?", "completion": "The Mark XLI, nicknamed 'Hoplite,' was a skeletal, lightweight version of a full suit. It was a precursor to the Mark 42's modular design, focusing on speed and agility by stripping away non-essential plating. It could break down into its component parts for versatile deployment."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's experiences with time travel affect his scientific perspective?", "completion": "Successfully navigating time travel fundamentally changed Stark's understanding of theoretical physics. It transformed concepts he once considered science fiction into applied science. This breakthrough likely reshaped his entire perspective on the limits of possibility, confirming that even the most fundamental laws of the universe could be engineered with sufficient genius and insight."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the primary motive behind Justin Hammer's rivalry with Tony Stark?", "completion": "Justin Hammer's rivalry was driven by deep-seated professional jealousy and insecurity. He lacked Stark's innate genius and was constantly in his shadow within the defense industry. His primary motive was to surpass and publicly humiliate Stark, not through genuine innovation, but by co-opting and weaponizing others' technology to prove his own worth."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Midas' armor (Mark XXVI)?", "completion": "The Mark XXVI was not named 'Midas.' The Mark XXI, 'Midas,' was a high-altitude suit with a distinctive, fully gold-colored finish. Its name was a reference to its color and its function in the extreme cold of near-space, where its advanced heating and pressure systems were critical."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Boa' armor (Mark XXIX)?", "completion": "The Mark XXIX was 'Striker.' The Mark XXX, or 'Boa,' was a nimble suit designed for search and rescue operations. It was lightweight and extremely flexible, allowing it to navigate tight, enclosed spaces in disaster zones to locate survivors."},
+  {"prompt": "What were the key legal arguments against the Sokovia Accords, as championed by Captain America?", "completion": "The primary argument against the Accords was that they surrendered the Avengers' right to choose their actions to a political body that could be corrupt, biased, or slow to act. Captain America argued that the safest hands were still their own, as oversight by committee could lead to inaction in a crisis or being deployed for political agendas. It was a matter of individual conscience versus institutional control."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Stark Industries' stock price react to the 'Blip' and its reversal?", "completion": "Initially, like all global markets, Stark Industries' stock would have collapsed during the chaos of the Blip. In the subsequent five years, it would have stabilized as a leader in reconstruction tech. Upon the Blip's reversal, the stock would have surged astronomically due to the company's central role in the recovery and the immense goodwill generated by Tony Stark's sacrifice."},
+  {"prompt": "Explain the psychological toll that being Iron Man took on Tony Stark over the years.", "completion": "The psychological toll was immense. It began with PTSD after New York and evolved into a pervasive sense of responsibility for global security. This 'burden of knowledge' led to obsession, insomnia, strained relationships, and dangerously ambitious projects like Ultron, showing that the weight of being a hero was as challenging as any physical battle."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the single most significant design flaw of the Mark 42 armor?", "completion": "The Mark 42's most significant flaw was its lack of structural integrity compared to previous, solid-plated models. Its modular, piece-by-piece assembly design, while innovative for remote deployment, made it susceptible to being broken apart by significant kinetic impact. This trade-off of durability for convenience was its primary weakness."},
+  {"prompt": "How did the introduction of magic by Doctor Strange challenge Tony Stark's scientific worldview?", "completion": "The introduction of genuine magic was a profound challenge to Stark's rigidly scientific, evidence-based worldview. It presented a fundamental force in the universe that he could not measure, replicate, or explain with physics. This forced him to accept that there were powers beyond his comprehension, expanding his understanding of reality itself."},
+  {"prompt": "Analyze Tony Stark's decision to hand over the E.D.I.T.H. system to a teenager.", "completion": "Stark's decision was a calculated act of faith. He saw Peter Parker as his successor, someone with the moral compass to wield immense power responsibly. It was a risky mentorship choice, meant to force Peter into a position of leadership and to trust that he had instilled the right values in him to handle such a dangerous legacy."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Goliath' armor (Mark XXVI)?", "completion": "This designation is incorrect; the Mark XXVI was 'Gamma'. The concept of a 'Goliath' armor refers to a heavy-duty combat suit, a class which includes the 'Tank' (Mark XXIV). These suits prioritized brute strength and extreme durability over speed and agility for front-line assaults."},
+  {"prompt": "What made the nanotech gauntlet capable of housing the Infinity Stones?", "completion": "The nanotech gauntlet was uniquely capable due to its adaptive and energy-channeling properties. The nanoparticles could instantly configure themselves to house the six Infinity Stones and create a network of energy channels. These channels were designed to distribute the stones' immense, raw power across the entire suit, preventing an instantaneous overload, though the radiation was ultimately still fatal for a mortal user."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Raven' armor (Mark XXXII)?", "completion": "This is a misnomer; the Mark XXXII was 'Gambit'. The 'Raven' designation likely refers to a specialized stealth suit within the Iron Legion, such as 'Nightclub' (Mark XVI). These armors used dark color schemes and advanced technology to minimize their radar and thermal signatures for covert operations."},
+  {"prompt": "How did Tony Stark's final sacrifice fulfill the prediction made by Captain America in their first team-up?", "completion": "In their initial argument, Steve Rogers accused Stark of not being the guy to 'make the sacrifice play' or lay down on a wire. Stark's final act of using the Infinity Gauntlet, knowing it would kill him, was the ultimate refutation of that initial judgment. He proved that he was, in fact, willing to make the ultimate sacrifice play to save others."},
+  {"prompt": "What was the 'Python' armor (Mark XX)?", "completion": "The Mark XX armor, 'Python,' was a long-range suit designed for superior energy efficiency. It served as a testbed for power systems that could sustain flight and combat operations over extended distances and durations. Its design balanced offensive capability with the need to conserve power for long missions."}
+]