Tell me more about the real events related to 'The Chicago 7'.

Sure. The events leading to the Chicago Seven case started with the planning of protests during the 1968 DNC. The protesters aimed to voice their opposition to the Vietnam War. When the protests happened, there were violent clashes between the police and the protesters. This led to the arrest and charging of the Chicago Seven. During the trial, there were many controversial moments. For example, the defendants' behavior in the courtroom was seen as both unruly and a form of political protest. The trial lasted for months and attracted national and international attention.

Sure. The real events were centered around women who were charged with murder. These women often had affairs or were in difficult relationships that led to violence. Their trials became a big spectacle, and the public was really interested in them. The musical was influenced by this public fascination with these female killers and how they were treated by the media and the legal system.

As I said before, there's no one - to - one real event for this song. But Chicago had a long history of gang - related violence. Maybe the songwriters took bits and pieces from different events. For example, during Prohibition, Chicago was rife with battles between rival gangs over the illegal alcohol trade. This kind of chaos could have been in the back of their minds when creating the song. So it's a fictionalized version of the overall violent and turbulent atmosphere that Chicago had in certain periods of its history.

The real events of The Conjuring 2, from the Enfield case, had the family living in fear. There were incidents where objects would fly across the room. The Warrens investigated and felt there was a dark entity involved. They tried to use their religious and paranormal knowledge to deal with it. They interviewed the family members, especially the girl who seemed to be the main target of the supposed spirit. Their investigation included looking for any signs of previous trauma or unusual events in the house's history that could have triggered such activity.

Regarding the Vatican tapes, there are different theories. One theory is that they could expose a power struggle between different groups within the Vatican. Another is that they might show some level of nepotism in the appointment of certain positions. However, we really don't know for sure as the tapes' contents have not been fully disclosed. The Vatican may be keeping things under wraps to avoid scandal or to protect its reputation.

The real - life events related to 'The Strangers' are often about the vulnerability of people in their homes. There are cases where strangers enter houses with malicious intent. They might not have a clear - cut motive like robbery. Sometimes it's just about inflicting fear, much like in the movie. For example, there are reports of burglars who don't steal anything but just ransack the place to terrify the homeowners. This sense of random and senseless violence is what 'The Strangers' also portrays.

The real - life events that inspired 'Billie Jean' involved a woman making false paternity claims against Michael Jackson. Jackson was very troubled by these claims. He decided to write a song about it. 'Billie Jean' features a character who is obsessed with him, much like the real - life situation. The song's success was a way for Jackson to take back some control of the narrative and show his perspective. It was also a huge musical achievement with its unique sound and choreography that was later associated with it.

The events following the Godhra incident were complex and far - reaching. Once the train incident happened, the communal divide in Gujarat widened. The violence that ensued was not just random acts but seemed to be organized in some areas. There were reports of people being targeted based on their religious identity. Relief efforts for the affected were also hampered by the ongoing violence. The incident became a symbol of the failure of communal harmony in the state and led to long - term consequences for the social fabric of Gujarat. It took a long time for the state to start the process of healing and rebuilding the trust between different religious groups.

One of the key events was the growing Hindu nationalist movement's focus on the Babri Masjid site as the birthplace of Rama. This led to large - scale protests and rallies near the mosque. The 1992 demolition was a huge turning point. After that, there were waves of communal violence. People were killed, and properties were destroyed. The international community also took note of the situation in India due to the scale of the unrest. In the legal arena, the case went through various courts, with different judgments at different levels. It was only in 2019 that a more conclusive decision was reached by the Supreme Court.

Sure. One aspect of the real story could be the competitiveness in the comedy scene that led to the creation of such a story. Comedians often face cut - throat competition, and some might be driven to the point of the character in the movie.