Problem: Based on the Disney film "Encanto". What is enumerative induction, and how does it seem to supply a preliminary solution to the problem of how we can claim to know what we have not observed? Here, you might take a piece of what seems to be a belief with justification (especially if it's true) but that is neither empirical nor a priori knowledge: see if it might not instead be a result of enumerative induction. Each film provides some good examples.
a. Also, note that what seems at first to be an enumerative induction but which, upon a closer look, is not one or is a bad one is perfectly fine for our purposes. It's important in philosophy to know what is and what is not an example of a particular concept, and it's even more important to know why it is or is not an example.