CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Norm: It is bad to sleep in a public bathroom.
Situation: James drank enough at the bar to be too tired to walk home.
Intention: James wants to fall asleep immediately.
Moral action: James calls a cab and tells the driver to wake him up when he gets to his house.
Moral consequence: James takes a nap in the back of the cab and feels a little more alert when he gets home.
Norm: It is bad to sleep in a public bathroom.
Situation: James drank enough at the bar to be too tired to walk home.
Intention: James wants to fall asleep immediately.
Immoral action: James falls asleep on the floor of the disabled stall of the men's bathroom.
Immoral consequence: The bouncer finds James after a few hours and throws him out into the alleyway.
Norm: It's frowned upon to be self centered.
Situation: Bob takes Jamal's bike because Bob wants a bike for himself.
Intention: Jamal wants to teach Bob a lesson.
Moral action: Jamal points out to Bob that if he cares for others, others will care for him too.
Moral consequence: Bob decides to give Jamal's bike back and care about people besides just Bob.
Norm: It's frowned upon to be self centered.
Situation: Bob takes Jamal's bike because Bob wants a bike for himself.
Intention: Jamal wants to teach Bob a lesson.
Immoral action: Jamal takes everything he can from Bob because Jamal wants things for Jamal.
Immoral consequence: Bob learns that whoever steals the most stuff has the most stuff.
Norm: It's wrong to fight over leftovers.
Situation: Jack and Tim went home after a late night of drinking at the pub and opened the refrigerator to see what they had to eat.
Intention: Jack wanted to eat some food.
Moral action: Jack decided to split a container of leftover Chinese food between Tim and himself.
Moral consequence: Both Tim and Jack really enjoyed eating the Chinese food.
Norm: It's wrong to fight over leftovers.
Situation: Jack and Tim went home after a late night of drinking at the pub and opened the refrigerator to see what they had to eat.
Intention: Jack wanted to eat some food.
Immoral action: Jack ripped the half full container of Chinese food that was in the refrigerator from Tim's hand.
Immoral consequence: The food spilled on the floor and neither Jack nor Tim was able to eat it.
Norm: It's not socially acceptable to pass gas on an airplane.
Situation: Drew is flying home on a business trip and his stomach is beginning to ache.
Intention: Drew wants to relieve the gas in his stomach.
Moral action: Drew goes to the plane bathroom and farts.
Moral consequence: The passengers surrounding Drew continue with what they were doing without being bothered.
Norm: It's not socially acceptable to pass gas on an airplane.
Situation: Drew is flying home on a business trip and his stomach is beginning to ache.
Intention: Drew wants to relieve the gas in his stomach.
Immoral action: Drew farts and the smell carries to the surrounding passengers.
Immoral consequence: The other passengers are disgusted with the smell and try to cover their faces.
Norm: You shouldn't teach your children to eat unhealthy food
Situation: Kim is about to eat dinner with her kids.
Intention: Kim wants her children to eat something tasty.
Moral action: Kim prepares a tasty healthy meal of pasta, meat and vegetables.
Moral consequence: The kids want to eat this healthy meal for the next dinner.
Norm: You shouldn't teach your children to eat unhealthy food
Situation: Kim is about to eat dinner with her kids.
Intention: Kim wants her children to eat something tasty.
Immoral action: Kim orders pizza.
Immoral consequence: The kids don't want the healthy food Kim makes next time.
Norm: You should not be a toxic person.
Situation: Don got stressed at his work after being promoted to a senior level.
Intention: Don wants to deal with his stress.
Moral action: Don goes to the doctor to treat his mental problem due to the stress.
Moral consequence: His family members support his decision and care and love him more.
Norm: You should not be a toxic person.
Situation: Don got stressed at his work after being promoted to a senior level.
Intention: Don wants to deal with his stress.
Immoral action: Don vents his stress and becomes abusive towards his family members.
Immoral consequence: His family members feel sad and intimidated.
Norm: It's bad to break dishes.
Situation: Tom is going to be in the talent show at school and has to show off a talent.
Intention: Tom wants to practice juggling.
Moral action: Tom practices his juggling outside with a group of oranges.
Moral consequence: Tom learns to juggle and does well in the talent show.
Norm: It's bad to break dishes.
Situation: Tom is going to be in the talent show at school and has to show off a talent.
Intention: Tom wants to practice juggling.
Immoral action: Tom uses his mother's good dishes to practice his juggling skills.
Immoral consequence: Tom drops some of the dishes and breaks them when they land on the floor.
Norm: You shouldn't make fun of someone for their hair.
Situation: Charlie is sitting next to his black friend with dreadlocks Maurice at a party with a group of people.
Intention: Charlie wants to entertain the crowd.
Moral action: Charlie tells everyone some ghost stories.
Moral consequence: One of the guests asks if they can include Charlie's story in their upcoming  book.
Norm: You shouldn't make fun of someone for their hair.
Situation: Charlie is sitting next to his black friend with dreadlocks Maurice at a party with a group of people.
Intention: Charlie wants to entertain the crowd.
Immoral action: Charlie makes a joke about Maurice's hair.
Immoral consequence: Charlie's reputation suffers because people assume he's racist.
Norm: It's okay to go home when you're sick.
Situation: Sam has an important math test at school during the last period of the day but is feeling increasingly sick.
Intention: Sam wants to pass his math class.
Moral action: Sam informs his math teacher that he is feeling sick and goes home to rest.
Moral consequence: Sam's teacher is understanding and allows him to make up the test at a later date.
Norm: It's okay to go home when you're sick.
Situation: Sam has an important math test at school during the last period of the day but is feeling increasingly sick.
Intention: Sam wants to pass his math class.
Immoral action: Sam tries to tough it out and remains at school to take the test.
Immoral consequence: Sam feels very ill and has trouble concentrating on the test which results in a bad grade.
Norm: It's good to get your kids involved in fun activities.
Situation: Bryan has two children, and they have just begun their summer vacation from school.
Intention: Bryan wants to make a summer plan for them.
Moral action: Bryan enrolls his children in summer camps and sports activities to keep them occupied.
Moral consequence: The children have a fantastic summer where they learn a lot and make new friends.
Norm: It's good to get your kids involved in fun activities.
Situation: Bryan has two children, and they have just begun their summer vacation from school.
Intention: Bryan wants to make a summer plan for them.
Immoral action: Bryan makes a list of chores and house projects for them to work on all summer.
Immoral consequence: The children dislike doing all the housework, and they are bored and miserable all summer.
Norm: It's good to care about your looks.
Situation: Haley is free-spirit who believes in judging others based on personality over looks, and has recently secured a job interview with a reputable publishing company.
Intention: Haley wants to land the job with the publisher.
Moral action: Haley puts a bit of effort into her appearance before the job interview.
Moral consequence: Haley's spruced-look gives her a boost of confidence, and the interviewer finds her to be a good fit for their company.
Norm: It's good to care about your looks.
Situation: Haley is free-spirit who believes in judging others based on personality over looks, and has recently secured a job interview with a reputable publishing company.
Intention: Haley wants to land the job with the publisher.
Immoral action: Believing her personality will do all the talking, Haley shows up  to her job interview with dirty clothes and unwashed hair.
Immoral consequence: Put off by her odor and appearance, the job interviewer denies Haley the job.
Norm: It's wrong to idealize violent groups
Situation: Bob talks about how awesome pirates to his buddy Pete.
Intention: Pete wants to give a disagreeing opinion.
Moral action: Pete points out that pirates plundered towns and killed people.
Moral consequence: Bob concedes that's valid, but he still thinks pirates' stance on democracy and equal pay made them progressive for the era.
Norm: It's wrong to idealize violent groups
Situation: Bob talks about how awesome pirates to his buddy Pete.
Intention: Pete wants to give a disagreeing opinion.
Immoral action: Pete points out that the British Empire's many conquests in that same era were much cooler.
Immoral consequence: Bob counters by pointing out the British Empire's ships had grossly unequal pay and people forced to sail by threat of violence.
Norm: Racism is not acceptable.
Situation: Jim has just moved to a new neighborhood with few minorities.
Intention: Jim wants his neighbors to like him.
Moral action: Jim makes some purposefully bad puns.
Moral consequence: Jims' neighbors think he is goofy but a nice guy.
Norm: Racism is not acceptable.
Situation: Jim has just moved to a new neighborhood with few minorities.
Intention: Jim wants his neighbors to like him.
Immoral action: Jim makes a racist joke at a housewarming party.
Immoral consequence: Jim's neighbors are appalled and avoid Jim from then on.
Norm: It's wrong to leave trash or belongings in nature
Situation: Josh is out camping with his friends, and he just finished drinking a beer.
Intention: Josh wants to get rid of the beer can.
Moral action: Josh walks to the other side of the camp ground to throw his trash away in the trashcan.
Moral consequence: Josh meets some cool people hanging around the trash area.
Norm: It's wrong to leave trash or belongings in nature
Situation: Josh is out camping with his friends, and he just finished drinking a beer.
Intention: Josh wants to get rid of the beer can.
Immoral action: Josh places the beer can in the woods outside of the campground.
Immoral consequence: A park ranger spots Josh and fines him for littering.
Norm: It's expected to bring a gift to a birthday party.
Situation: John's classmate is having a birthday party and the whole class is invited.
Intention: John wants to go to the birthday party.
Moral action: John neglects to get a present for his classmate and goes to the birthday party with nothing at all.
Moral consequence: John's classmate thinks John is weird and stingy for coming to his birthday and not bringing a present.
Norm: It's expected to bring a gift to a birthday party.
Situation: John's classmate is having a birthday party and the whole class is invited.
Intention: John wants to go to the birthday party.
Immoral action: John buys a nice birthday present for his classmate and brings it to the birthday party.
Immoral consequence: John's classmate loves John's present and thinks John is very generous.
Norm: It is unacceptable to kill animals.
Situation: Ollie finds a cat sitting in his backyard eating the food scraps he left out.
Intention: Ollie wants the cat to stay out of his yard.
Moral action: Ollie started to put his scraps in the garbage disposal in the sink.
Moral consequence: The cat doesn't have anything to eat in Ollie's yard so it stays away.
Norm: It is unacceptable to kill animals.
Situation: Ollie finds a cat sitting in his backyard eating the food scraps he left out.
Intention: Ollie wants the cat to stay out of his yard.
Immoral action: Ollie poisons the cat by putting a chemical in the scraps.
Immoral consequence: Ollie ends up in jail after the cat owner found out what he did.
Norm: You shouldn't stay with someone who abuses you
Situation: Kelly is being abused by her boyfriend, Ronnie, which causes her to be sad very often.
Intention: Kelly wants to talk to Ronnie about his behavior.
Moral action: Kelly tells Ronnie that his behavior is unacceptable and that she'll be leaving him over it.
Moral consequence: Kelly rediscovers herself in being single and finally experiences happiness.
Norm: You shouldn't stay with someone who abuses you
Situation: Kelly is being abused by her boyfriend, Ronnie, which causes her to be sad very often.
Intention: Kelly wants to talk to Ronnie about his behavior.
Immoral action: Kelly asks Ronnie to change his behavior, and waits for him to do so.
Immoral consequence: Ronnie never changes and Kelly keeps getting abused.
Norm: It's bad to eat a whole box of Lucky Charms.
Situation: Taylor just woke up on a Saturday morning and is preparing to go hiking for the day.
Intention: Taylor wants to eat breakfast.
Moral action: Taylor has a bowl of oatmeal with blueberries for breakfast.
Moral consequence: Taylor has the energy to hike the entire trail and enjoys her Saturday in nature.
Norm: It's bad to eat a whole box of Lucky Charms.
Situation: Taylor just woke up on a Saturday morning and is preparing to go hiking for the day.
Intention: Taylor wants to eat breakfast.
Immoral action: Taylor has a box of Lucky Charms and a half-gallon of milk for breakfast.
Immoral consequence: Taylor throws up while hiking and has to quit before she's finished the hiking trail.
Norm: You should not post other people's private information online.
Situation: Lori is with her best friend Jenny when Jenny receives an acceptance letter to Harvard.
Intention: Lori wants to congratulate Jenny on social media.
Moral action: Lori writes a congratulatory post on social media to Jenny, without including any personal photos or information.
Moral consequence: Lori and Jenny's social media friends send Jenny well wishes.
Norm: You should not post other people's private information online.
Situation: Lori is with her best friend Jenny when Jenny receives an acceptance letter to Harvard.
Intention: Lori wants to congratulate Jenny on social media.
Immoral action: Lori posts a picture of Jenny's acceptance letter, address and all, to social media.
Immoral consequence: With Jenny's address plastered all over social media, she receives an influx of prank mail.
Norm: You shouldn't kiss people that don't want to be kissed.
Situation: Donny is a politician holding a rally where a young girl has just finished giving a speech.
Intention: Donny wants to congratulate the young girl.
Moral action: Donny shakes the young girl's hand and tells her it was a great speech.
Moral consequence: Donny receives tons of applause and good feedback from the media for his professional behavior.
Norm: You shouldn't kiss people that don't want to be kissed.
Situation: Donny is a politician holding a rally where a young girl has just finished giving a speech.
Intention: Donny wants to congratulate the young girl.
Immoral action: Donny tries to kiss the young girl, who is clearly uncomfortable by the gesture.
Immoral consequence: Donny feels humiliated when a video of the awkward event goes viral on the Internet.
Norm: You should not enjoy hurting living things.
Situation: Sally has just noticed that a bee has gotten into her house.
Intention: Sally wants to remove the bee.
Moral action: Sally traps the bee in a container and releases it outside.
Moral consequence: The bee is free and alive to benefit the environment.
Norm: You should not enjoy hurting living things.
Situation: Sally has just noticed that a bee has gotten into her house.
Intention: Sally wants to remove the bee.
Immoral action: Sally smashes the hornet with a shoe and cheers victoriously.
Immoral consequence: Sally killed a beneficial creature needlessly.
Norm: You shouldn't skip out on your friend's birthday.
Situation: John has had a friend since childhood and their birthday is today.
Intention: John wants to have a good time.
Moral action: John plans an elaborate birthday evening for his friend.
Moral consequence: John's friend appreciates the efforts and has a very memorable birthday.
Norm: You shouldn't skip out on your friend's birthday.
Situation: John has had a friend since childhood and their birthday is today.
Intention: John wants to have a good time.
Immoral action: John receives a call from a new lady friend who wants him to come out to the bar which he does.
Immoral consequence: John's friend since childhood feels betrayed that John chose somebody else over them on their birthday.
Norm: It's bad to behave poorly on the internet.
Situation: James feels very frustrated after a long day dealing with rude customers at work.
Intention: James wants to vent his frustration.
Moral action: James boots up a single-person military video game and blows up imaginary enemies.
Moral consequence: James feels better and no one has to listen to him ranting.
Norm: It's bad to behave poorly on the internet.
Situation: James feels very frustrated after a long day dealing with rude customers at work.
Intention: James wants to vent his frustration.
Immoral action: James logs onto an internet forum and deploys a wide array of profanity against people with different political beliefs.
Immoral consequence: James is banned from the forum and insulted by many people.
Norm: People shouldn't lead other people on with a false kiss.
Situation: Josh is listening to Christina, who has a crush on him, cry about the death of her mother.
Intention: Josh wants to make Christina feel better.
Moral action: Josh tells Christina a funny joke.
Moral consequence: Christina laughs and trusts Josh more.
Norm: People shouldn't lead other people on with a false kiss.
Situation: Josh is listening to Christina, who has a crush on him, cry about the death of her mother.
Intention: Josh wants to make Christina feel better.
Immoral action: Josh leans forward and kisses Christina.
Immoral consequence: Christina is heartbroken when she discovers Josh's actions weren't genuine.
Norm: It's good to invite people over to your house.
Situation: Mary and her classmates want to hold a sleepover party and are deciding where to hold it.
Intention: Mary wants to respond to the decision.
Moral action: Mary volunteers to hold the sleepover party in her house.
Moral consequence: Mary feels relaxed and happy as she doesn't need to worry about packing things.
Norm: It's good to invite people over to your house.
Situation: Mary and her classmates want to hold a sleepover party and are deciding where to hold it.
Intention: Mary wants to respond to the decision.
Immoral action: Mary emphasizes that her house is too small to accommodate her friends and opines that it should be held in somebody's house.
Immoral consequence: Mary ends up having to pack many belongings and needs her mom to drive her to the sleepover party.
Norm: It is unacceptable to be violent.
Situation: The people in the city are dissatisfied with the government's decision to raise property tax rates.
Intention: The people wants to show their disagreement.
Moral action: The people organize a peaceful demonstration and voice their opinions.
Moral consequence: The government considers their opinions and agrees to postpone the change in property tax.
Norm: It is unacceptable to be violent.
Situation: The people in the city are dissatisfied with the government's decision to raise property tax rates.
Intention: The people wants to show their disagreement.
Immoral action: The people cause riots and arson all over the cities to vent their anger.
Immoral consequence: The government places a curfew order for the cities and many rioters get caught with the cities being seriously damaged.
Norm: It's good to change your abusive ways.
Situation: John had been in jail for abusing and fighting dogs but today he was released after serving his entire sentence.
Intention: John wants to do something that makes him feel good now that he is free.
Moral action: John becomes a public speaker against animal abuse and volunteers at the local shelter cleaning cages.
Moral consequence: John feels as though he has done some good after his mistakes.
Norm: It's good to change your abusive ways.
Situation: John had been in jail for abusing and fighting dogs but today he was released after serving his entire sentence.
Intention: John wants to do something that makes him feel good now that he is free.
Immoral action: John quickly has the urge to fight dogs again and contacts his old dog fighting friends.
Immoral consequence: John starts fighting dogs again and is eventually caught by the authorities again as well.
Norm: It is rude to cough on other people.
Situation: Jane is at work when she begins to feel a little sick and has a tickle in her throat.
Intention: Jane wants to relieve her throat tickle by coughing.
Moral action: Jane covers her mouth with her elbow when she feels a cough coming on.
Moral consequence: Jane is able to cough without anyone else being affected by it.
Norm: It is rude to cough on other people.
Situation: Jane is at work when she begins to feel a little sick and has a tickle in her throat.
Intention: Jane wants to relieve her throat tickle by coughing.
Immoral action: Jane is speaking with a coworker when she opens her mouth wide to cough.
Immoral consequence: Jane's coworker gets sick and misses work for a week.
Norm: It shows maturity to not be shallow about appearances.
Situation: Matt has joined a dating site and is looking through his potential matches.
Intention: Matt wants to contact the matches to get to know them better.
Moral action: Matt contacts people based on their similar interests.
Moral consequence: Matt finds a nice girl who is passionate about the same hobby as him, and they really hit it off.
Norm: It shows maturity to not be shallow about appearances.
Situation: Matt has joined a dating site and is looking through his potential matches.
Intention: Matt wants to contact the matches to get to know them better.
Immoral action: Matt contacts only the hottest girls he's been matched up with.
Immoral consequence: Matt misses out on really nice girls because of his shallow focus.
Norm: It is bad to bite your arm.
Situation: Doug is eating some food and some of his food falls on his arm.
Intention: Doug wants to eat all of his food.
Moral action: Doug picks the food up off his arm and puts it in his mouth.
Moral consequence: Doug finishes his food quickly, and he's happy at how good the food tasted.
Norm: It is bad to bite your arm.
Situation: Doug is eating some food and some of his food falls on his arm.
Intention: Doug wants to eat all of his food.
Immoral action: Doug bites his arm to get the food off of it and into his mouth.
Immoral consequence: Doug injures his arm by biting too hard and Doug has to get a bandage.
Norm: Reddit is a poor place to get relationship advice from.
Situation: Jim has become suspicious of his girlfriend who has been coming home later than usual.
Intention: Jim wants advice for confronting her.
Moral action: Using advice from his sister, Jim expresses his concerns regarding her coming home later and later.
Moral consequence: His girlfriend apologizes for the suspected suspicion and reveals that she has been saving money to buy him courtside seats to an upcoming game.
Norm: Reddit is a poor place to get relationship advice from.
Situation: Jim has become suspicious of his girlfriend who has been coming home later than usual.
Intention: Jim wants advice for confronting her.
Immoral action: Using advice from the relationship advice subreddit, Jim accuses his girlfriend of meeting other guys behind his back.
Immoral consequence: His girlfriend is upset that he could ever think that and walks out of the house.
Norm: It's wrong to blame someone for something someone else did.
Situation: Homer falls asleep while on his riding mower and ruins several lawns including Peter's and Stan's.
Intention: Peter wants to find out who ruined his lawn.
Moral action: Peter investigates closely at the blades of grass on his and Stan's lawn.
Moral consequence: Peter finds out the cuts match Homer mower rather than his own or Stan's.