Q:

Pulling 1 item from a list in a dictionary (Python)

So I have a dictionary with keys that contain lists of items. 
some_dict= {
    'thing_one' : ['Test', '1', 'one', "uno"],
    'thing_two' : ['Scissors', 'Dos', 'two'],
          }

Now let's say I want to print "Test" 
print (some_dict['thing_one'])

returns
'Test', '1', 'one', "uno"

So if I try to pull the first item...
print (some_dict['thing_one'[0]])

I get...
KeyError: 't'

A:

Move the brackets:
print (some_dict['thing_one'][0])

This applies the [0] index to the result of the some_dict['thing_one'] expression.
You were indexing the string 'thing_one' instead and the first character of that string is 't':
>>> 'thing_one'[0]
't'

and 't' is not a key in your some_dict dictionary.

