Judge Turpin

Target entity: Judge Turpin
Context triple: [Alan Rickman, portrayed, Judge Turpin]

• A. Judge George Jeffreys
  Judge George Jeffreys was a 17th-century English jurist infamous for his brutal conduct during the "Bloody Assizes" following the Monmouth Rebellion.
• B. Sheriff of Nottingham
  The Sheriff of Nottingham is the primary antagonist in the Robin Hood legends, typically portrayed as a corrupt and ruthless lawman obsessed with capturing the outlaw hero.
• C. Mr. Furnival
  Mr. Furnival is a prominent London barrister in Anthony Trollope’s novel "Orley Farm," known for his legal skill, social ambition, and complex personal life.
• D. Jonathan Wild
  Jonathan Wild was an infamous early 18th-century London crime boss and thief-taker who orchestrated and profited from organized crime while posing as a law enforcer.
• E. Sir John Brute
  Sir John Brute is a boorish, drunken, and misogynistic husband whose outrageous behavior drives the marital conflict and dark comedy in John Vanbrugh’s Restoration play "The Provoked Wife."
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Judge Turpin
Target entity description: Judge Turpin is the corrupt, tyrannical magistrate and primary antagonist in the musical "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street."

• A. Judge George Jeffreys
  Judge George Jeffreys was a 17th-century English jurist infamous for his brutal conduct during the "Bloody Assizes" following the Monmouth Rebellion.
• B. Sheriff of Nottingham
  The Sheriff of Nottingham is the primary antagonist in the Robin Hood legends, typically portrayed as a corrupt and ruthless lawman obsessed with capturing the outlaw hero.
• C. Mr. Furnival
  Mr. Furnival is a prominent London barrister in Anthony Trollope’s novel "Orley Farm," known for his legal skill, social ambition, and complex personal life.
• D. Jonathan Wild
  Jonathan Wild was an infamous early 18th-century London crime boss and thief-taker who orchestrated and profited from organized crime while posing as a law enforcer.
• E. Sir John Brute
  Sir John Brute is a boorish, drunken, and misogynistic husband whose outrageous behavior drives the marital conflict and dark comedy in John Vanbrugh’s Restoration play "The Provoked Wife."
• F. None of above. chosen