Definition: In this task, you will use your knowledge about language (and common sense) to determine what element the marked number refers to. The numbers are marked with two underlines around them, like: _ number _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.
Input: John G. Rarick:  If I give you this money , what assurance have I that you 'll keep your word ?
Jennifer Rarick: You give me one hundred thousand now , and the rest when I get the divorce . I 'll take * your * word , Mr. Rarick .
John G. Rarick: I 've dealt with a lot of merchandise - this is the first time I 've bought a husband .
Jennifer Rarick: And it 's the first time I 've ever sold _ one _ .
Jennifer Rarick: No
Jennifer Rarick: you do n't . You 're not selling any husband to me !
Muriel Preston: You want Berry , do n't you ?
Jennifer Rarick: Not this way , no ! I 've tried it once , but I 'm not trying to buy Berry again . He 's not for sale .
Muriel Preston: Oh ... well I wo n't divorce him .
Jennifer Rarick: You think I 'm afraid of a scandal ... Well I 'm not !
John G. Rarick: Jennifer !
Jennifer Rarick: I love Berry . He 's all that matters to me ...
Jennifer Rarick: ... And you ca n't make me lose him again .
Muriel Preston: Lose him . That 's a little far fetched , is n't it ? He 's hardly yours to lose .
Jennifer Rarick: Is n't he . He loves me . You * know * he loves me . No matter what you think , he 's been fair to you . I 've told Berry that I would n't see him again until you talked things fairly and gave him up . But I wo n't bother to be fair any longer .
Muriel Preston: You 're very foolish , my dear . Goodbye , Mr. Rarick . Perhaps you can make Jennifer realize that the only permanent hold on a man like Berry is a wedding ring .
Jennifer Rarick: Is it ? That 's how well you know Berry !
Muriel Preston: I know men , my dear , and Berry is no different from the rest .

husband