Edward Malone

Target entity: Edward Malone
Context triple: [Professor Challenger, associatedWith, Edward Malone]

• A. Malcolm Godden
  Malcolm Godden is a distinguished British scholar of Old English and Anglo-Saxon literature, noted for his influential academic work and leadership in the field.
• B. Edward Blount
  Edward Blount was a prominent early 17th-century London stationer and publisher best known for co-publishing Shakespeare’s First Folio.
• C. Mark St. John
  Mark St. John was an American guitarist best known for his brief tenure with the rock band Kiss, during which he played on their 1984 album "Animalize."
• D. Philip Meadows
  Philip Meadows was an English diplomat and government official active in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.
• E. Philip Sansom
  Philip Sansom was a British abolitionist active in the late 18th century who helped establish one of the first organized campaigns to end the transatlantic slave trade.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Edward Malone
Target entity description: Edward Malone is a fictional journalist and adventurer who serves as the narrator and companion to Professor Challenger in Arthur Conan Doyle’s science fiction stories.

• A. Malcolm Godden
  Malcolm Godden is a distinguished British scholar of Old English and Anglo-Saxon literature, noted for his influential academic work and leadership in the field.
• B. Edward Blount
  Edward Blount was a prominent early 17th-century London stationer and publisher best known for co-publishing Shakespeare’s First Folio.
• C. Mark St. John
  Mark St. John was an American guitarist best known for his brief tenure with the rock band Kiss, during which he played on their 1984 album "Animalize."
• D. Philip Meadows
  Philip Meadows was an English diplomat and government official active in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.
• E. Philip Sansom
  Philip Sansom was a British abolitionist active in the late 18th century who helped establish one of the first organized campaigns to end the transatlantic slave trade.
• F. None of above. chosen