CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Anthony sneaks into the kitchen, when no one is looking, and eats the whole pan of brownies, all by himself.
Normative action: Rudy buys a bunch of masks that he can give to customers that arrive without a mask.
Divergent action: Rudy tells the customers to go home if they're not willing to put on a mask.
Normative action: Brent asks his acquaintance if he can drink the beer in their fridge, and they say yes, so he does.
Divergent action: Brent grabs the beer from the fridge without asking and drinks it all.
Normative action: Ralph blows off the party invitation and takes Penny to a nice restaurant.
Divergent action: Ralph tells Penny that date night will have to wait, since Paul is having a party.
Normative action: Jacob invites Martin to join him and his friends at their lunch table.
Divergent action: Jacob decides to sit with his friends and leave Martin alone.
Normative action: Greg tells his mother that he'll hop over to the bank and bring her some cash soon.
Divergent action: Greg tells his mother that if it's just short term she should go to a payday lender and deal with them.
Normative action: Dan tells James that his sandwich looks interesting and asks what's in it.
Divergent action: Dan tells James that the sandwich he is eating looks disgusting.
Normative action: Jill goes online and adds the new car to her current insurance policy.
Divergent action: Jill drives the car home without putting the proper insurance on the car.
Normative action: Bill tells his friend that they can borrow the tools but just asks that they are careful not to misplace them.
Divergent action: Bill says he can't lend his friend the tools because he's worried they'll get lost.
Normative action: John asks Reuben is he has any food to spare.
Divergent action: John decides to take some of Reuben's lunch off his desk without asking, and he eats it.
Normative action: Mario allows Luigi to use his vacuum, so he can presumably clean his house.
Divergent action: Mario decides that Luigi can't use his vacuum or his other stuff.
Normative action: Aldrich tells Yuri that he cannot sell secrets to the enemy for any sum of money and will report Yuri.
Divergent action: Aldrich tells Yuri to leave a bag of money under the bridge in the park, and he'll leave the documents there.
Normative action: Tommy walks over to Tim and offers support, telling him that he just needs to trust himself and keep climbing, that he can do it if he believes he can.
Divergent action: Tommy yells at Tim, calling him weak and making fun of his struggle to climb the jungle gym.
Normative action: Alex gets dressed and goes out to the store to buy some cat food.
Divergent action: Alex decides that the cats will be alright until the next day, since it had only been one day since they last ate.
Normative action: Emily ends the date after one drink and tells Alex that she does not want to continue to see him romantically.
Divergent action: Emily tells Alex that she is going to the bathroom, but then she leaves through the back door instead.
Normative action: Tom takes care of business at the meeting and waits until after it is adjourned to talk with his friend about social issues.
Divergent action: Tom ignores the meeting agenda, and the other participants, and starts talking with his friend about possibly having a bar-b-que over the weekend.
Normative action: Jill texts her friends about the situation before she leaves giving them a heads up.
Divergent action: Jill leaves without bother saying anything to her friends that are there.
Normative action: Hugo offers Ben some slices of his pizza.
Divergent action: Hugo doesn't offer Ben any pizza even though he suspects Ben may want some.
Normative action: Joey hops in his car, but realizes he forgot his wallet, so he goes back in to grab it and gets Maria.
Divergent action: Joey hops in his car, but realizes he forgot his wallet, and instead of going back to get it, he goes to pick up Maria.
Normative action: Mike tells Joe that it's not a problem, and he'll head straight to Joe's house after work.
Divergent action: Mike tells Joe that he's not good with kids and doesn't feel comfortable with the responsibility.
Normative action: Jason tells his girlfriend that she can make any haircut look good.
Divergent action: Jason tells his girlfriend that she looks like a man now.
Normative action: Barry suggests to his husband Michael that he should dress up as a woman, so they can roleplay.
Divergent action: Barry goes on Grindr and finds another man to have sex with instead of his husband Micheal.
Normative action: Draco compliments Crabbe's work on the house and pays him.
Divergent action: Draco's HOA doesn't allow the specific shade of green so Draco doesn't pay Crabbe.
Normative action: Leigh notices an item she wants has run out, so she asks the service staff if they have more.
Divergent action: Leigh sees the spare ribs have run out, so she grabs one from the plate of the person in front of her.
Normative action: John tells Gary that he's under arrest for the felony of selling Class A narcotics.
Divergent action: John tells Gary he ought to be doing that somewhere else where he can't be seen since it's immoral.
Normative action: Sean waits for his teacher's conversation to end before asking for help.
Divergent action: Sean barges into the conversation and asks her teacher for help.
Normative action: Casey makes a call to an anonymous hotline to talk with someone about the way she is feeling.
Divergent action: Casey decides that there is no purpose in life, and she doesn't want to continue living, then she takes her own life.
Normative action: Alex provides a thoughtful response and explains why he believes that the person has been given some inaccurate information.
Divergent action: Alex responds by telling the person why their viewpoint is wrong, and goes on to insult the person's intelligence.
Normative action: Gordon tells his wife goodnight and gives her a soft kiss on the forehead before going upstairs.
Divergent action: Gordon tells his wife goodnight and walks upstairs to go to the bedroom.
Normative action: Harold and Karen sit in the cafeteria and eat sandwiches together.
Divergent action: Harold buys a sandwich and leaves Karen in the Cafeteria, so he can eat alone in his car.
Normative action: Steve says that going to an NBA game is really cool and asks what was Al's favorite part.
Divergent action: Steve says that he also went to an NBA game in the past, but it was the NBA finals.
Normative action: Brad lets the stranger know that it's not that big of a deal.
Divergent action: Brad tells the stranger that he hopes he never breathes again.
Normative action: Dan agrees to do the chores that finds more satisfying to do, and they come to a fairly even split of duties.
Divergent action: Dan argues that his fiance should do nearly all of the housework since he makes more money.
Normative action: James leaves the broken old watch alone until he gets a chance to ask him mom about it.
Divergent action: James decides to just throw out the broken old watch without a second thought.
Normative action: Jim decides to start doodling in his notebook to pass the time.
Divergent action: Jim starts to shoot spitballs at Jonhathan , who tells him loudly to cut it out.
Normative action: Kevin calls the prospective employer back as soon as he sees the missed call and sets up an interview time.
Divergent action: Kevin needs to work but has been enjoying the time off, so he decides not to call the prospective employer back right away.
Normative action: Mat breaks up with Ann telling her that he's to blame for the relationship not working.
Divergent action: Mat stays with Ann even though they aren't having a lot of fun together.
Normative action: Joe pays the bill for the veterinarian visit.
Divergent action: Joe tells the veterinarian that he won't pay for the bill.
Normative action: Jenny agrees to go hiking with her husband and seems excited for the activity.
Divergent action: Jenny says she doesn't feel like going hiking with her husband and will just stay home.
Normative action: Victor goes out of his way to help members of his community and spends time talking and getting to know them.
Divergent action: Victor constantly pulls people over whom are doing nothing wrong and is very mean to them.
Normative action: Claire reaches back, opens the door, and apologizes to the lady before heading on her way.
Divergent action: Claire looks away from the lady and continues to her destination.
Normative action: Alexandria tells them she did put them in the wrong place, and offers to come put them away correctly.
Divergent action: Alexandria wanting to avoid her roommates thinking less of her, tells them she put the meat away in the right place.
Normative action: David reaches out to Fatima to offer his support and lets her know he is there for her if she wants to talk.
Divergent action: David and other members of the friend group swap rumors and stories about may have happened between Fatima and Richard.
Normative action: Glenn tells Barb that she looks great and that he loves her new look.
Divergent action: Glenn tells Barb that she looks hot, and he's getting extremely aroused and will have to go relieve his erection in the bathroom.
Normative action: Tim decides to download the Uber app and hail a ride home.
Divergent action: Tim decides to drive himself home even though he's over the legal limit.
Normative action: Kevin sends back a response that says he looks forward to seeing everyone again.
Divergent action: Kevin decides he would rather spend his time playing video games and writes back that he can't make it to the event.
Normative action: Tom keeps an eye on the kids, and suggests they sit on one of the benches and play on his phone while they wait.
Divergent action: Tom ignores the boys, playing games on his phone while he waits in line; the boys start playing with stuff on the displays.
Normative action: Maddy takes out her old prom dress and tells Lindsey she can borrow it.
Divergent action: Maddy tell Lindsey that she should have saved up some money earlier in the year and can't help.
Normative action: Brad explains to Sharon that his kids need time to adjust and that for now, it's best that they just spend weekend with him.
Divergent action: Brad accepts Sharon's invitation and brings his kids over to her house.
Normative action: Naomi grins at the man and asks him how his day is going.
Divergent action: Naomi tells the man to stop staring at her and walks faster.
Normative action: Jennifer walks up to her coworker and asks him if he would like some help with the problem.
Divergent action: Jennifer decides to work out the problem on her own and submits the solution to her supervisor before her coworker does.
Normative action: Ben sets up dates a few nights a week for him and Sandy to spend time together.
Divergent action: Ben visits Sandy at work and wants to have lunch and dinner with her every day.
Normative action: Amy starts insulting Jane and Carol right back and asks them how they like it.
Divergent action: Amy just ignores the things Jane and Carol say in hopes that one day they will just stop.
Normative action: James talks to the HR department at his company and recommends his brother as an internship candidate.
Divergent action: James tells his parents that his brother might as well enlist in the military since he doesn't know of any job leads.
Normative action: Daniel donates what money he can to the cause and even takes some information about possibly donating some time to feed hungry children.
Divergent action: Daniel tells the young woman that his own family has to come first, and he cannot afford to donate money to feed strangers.
Normative action: John breathes deeply, holds his wife and apologizes to her as he strokes her hair.
Divergent action: John says to Mindy she deserves to cry and laughs loudly as he puts on the tv.
Normative action: Bertha asks her little brother to be the ring bearer for her wedding.
Divergent action: Bertha decides to not invite her little brother because she doesn't want him to keep everyone down in the dumps.
Normative action: James decides to take precautions just incase Mike is right.
Divergent action: James decides that since Mike is not a volcanologist that he won't listen to him.
Normative action: Chantelle calls up a friend, explains the situation and asks to borrow money for rent.
Divergent action: Chantelle tells her friends she is collecting money for charity and uses it for her rent.
Normative action: Curtis picks them up teasingly and deposits them outside of his room, closing the door on his way back into the room.
Divergent action: Curtis raises his voice telling them to get out of his room or else.
Normative action: Sam offers to explain the lesson to his friend in a way that he will possibly understand.
Divergent action: Sam doesn't want to do schoolwork with his friend, so he suggest they play video games and forget schoolwork.
Normative action: Joni asks to speak to the manager to explain the way she was treated.
Divergent action: Joni begins to berate the employee for the way they look because she is upset.
Normative action: John is more social than his brother is with his friends, and he even compliments his brother.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and tells his friends that Chris is a bunch of bad names.
Normative action: Debbie goes to her boss and tells her that she would like to take a sick day because she did not get enough rest.
Divergent action: Debbie tells her boss she fell in the bathroom and thinks she broke her arm, so Debbie's boss tells her to go.
Normative action: Gabe rings the doorbell of the home the item is in front of and makes an offer to buy it from the homeowner.
Divergent action: Gabe casually picks up the item he likes and walks home with it hoping that nobody saw him.
Normative action: Megan makes some time to help her coworker in exchange for some help in return with part of her work.
Divergent action: Megan refuses to help citing that she has her own deadline to meet.
Normative action: Samantha looks for other concert dates and invites Christine to go the concert the following week as a birthday gift.
Divergent action: Samantha skips Christine's birthday party, and tells Christine she'd rather go to a concert than her party.
Normative action: John waits until his wife gets home from work and excitedly breaks the news to her.
Divergent action: John barges in on his wife at work and loudly tells her the good news.
Normative action: Jane works with the doctors to learn how to best help her husband at home.
Divergent action: Jane decides to have her husband institutionalized.
Normative action: Gary finds some trash and recycling bins and disposes of the packaging in the proper receptacles.
Divergent action: Gary throws the packaging out of the car window as he is driving along.
Normative action: Billy tells the stranger about how much he loves his wife, and that it's the best choice he's ever made.
Divergent action: Billy tells the stranger that he's very rich, and that he is a big investor, though he isn't.
Normative action: Victor gets very angry, but keeps his hands off her and tells her he is leaving her.
Divergent action: Victor raises his voice very loud and starts beating his wife.
Normative action: Michelle explains the math problems in a new way that the student finds more interesting.
Divergent action: Michelle tries a direct approach and points out the student's many flaws to make them face their inadequacies.
Normative action: Kelly invites her friends to go with her to share the experience.
Divergent action: Kelly tells her friends that she isn't going to the show and avoids them, so she can watch the concert alone.
Normative action: The manager offers to help Joe find something he likes.
Divergent action: The manager calls the police on Joe saying that he is trying to take clothing.
Normative action: Elliot asks Bob to take him and Bob lives right by the airport.
Divergent action: Elliot asks Jack to take him, even though Jack lives the farthest away from the airport.
Normative action: James concludes that everyone makes mistakes and tells the pastor that if someone comes forward, he'll forgive them.
Divergent action: James concludes that you can't trust any teenagers and begins treating them with disdain.
Normative action: Polly rolls her sleeves up and gets to work on her ailing home because she knows the problems need attention.
Divergent action: Polly takes an expensive cruise she had always wanted to and leaves her home unattended to.
Normative action: Carl grabs the woman by the hand and puts her into his car and drives her to safety.
Divergent action: Carl keeps walking past the alley to his car as if he doesn't see anything.
Normative action: Scott asks his coworker if they can talk on break, so he can focus on his job.
Divergent action: Scott gets carried away chatting with his coworker while counting change, and hands the customer a one hundred dollar bill instead of a one.
Normative action: Carrie sits Beth at a table with a piece of paper and tells her to draw on it.
Divergent action: Carrie raises her voice at Beth and tells her to get away from the walls.
Normative action: Robin asks Penny to help her with babysitting and offers to buy her dinner in exchange.
Divergent action: Robin invites Penny over to watch movies but when Penny arrives she makes up an emergency and asks Penny to babysit.
Normative action: Bill tells their friend that he's angry that they're late and that they are to blame for Bill missing the movie .
Divergent action: Bill says that he doesn't want to be friends with the person who was late anymore because he can't even count on them to be on time.
Normative action: Steve finds a group, with an internet search, that provides help and support for people who want to stop using drugs.
Divergent action: Steve continues using drugs, because he finds it too difficult to stop.
Normative action: Rob gives his employee paid time off for the entire week.
Divergent action: Ron tells the employee that it would not be a good time for them to take a vacation.
Normative action: Jackie tells the club that she has asthma and needs to find suitable activities, so they go see a movie.
Divergent action: Jackie doesn't tell the club that she has asthma, and they take her on a hike with them.
Normative action: Sandra ends her relationship with Jeff with the help of her best friend and begins looking for a better partner.
Divergent action: Sandra begins an affair with Marnie who she meets online and makes her feel special.
Normative action: Samuel asks Vivian if when she is finished, if she would like to have some drinks with him.
Divergent action: Samuel persistently asks Vivian to have drinks with him every hour on the hour.
Normative action: Riley tells her kids everything she knows about the African slave trade.
Divergent action: Riley pretends that slavery didn't happen and doesn't tell her kids.
Normative action: Sam trains the dog to stop jumping on people by saying "No!" loudly every time it jumps and giving it treats for listening.
Divergent action: Sam smacks the dog every time it tries to jump on him.
Normative action: Peter invites his grandfather to come with him to the beach, so they can relax together.
Divergent action: Peter invites his friends to go to the beach with him and tells his grandfather he is not available.
Normative action: Kevin tells Steve he'll be there in any way possible, and asks what sort of support he wants.
Divergent action: Kevin gets on Facebook and makes a post telling everyone that Steve is gay.
Normative action: Hillary sits and talks with her friend and offers to do anything to help her quit.
Divergent action: Hillary tells his friends parents that they are addicted to cocaine.
Normative action: Eric has a discussion with Matt about when he thinks he might find a job and be able to leave.
Divergent action: Eric tells Matt that he has to leave right now, he doesn't want him staying with him anymore.
Normative action: Fernando works hard with his group to quickly knock out the assignment so that he can go home and rest.
Divergent action: Fernando wishes his group mates good luck and goes home without helping.
Normative action: Samantha asks her friend's parents how they ended up meeting.
Divergent action: Samantha looks at the dish, and laughs and says it looks absolutely disgusting.
Normative action: Rob sells as many of his possessions as he can and starts working gig jobs.
Divergent action: Rob decides to try running a phishing scheme he learned about from an old friend to get people to wire money to him.
Normative action: Carol talks to Tom about the importance of making sure the children act good, and they act as a team when addressing the children's behavior issues.
Divergent action: Carol follows along with Tom's preferences in not disciplining the children, leaving it to teachers and family to make them act better.
Normative action: Patricia makes her son help clean the mess and explains why going in the toilet is important.
Divergent action: Patricia slaps her son in the face three or four times.
Normative action: Will says he'll pass on lunch but makes plans to meet up with them after work for a happy hour.
Divergent action: Will goes to a long lunch with his coworkers that takes over a couple hours, and he drinks several beers.
Normative action: Jinyoung compliments her and offers to set her up with one of his attractive friends.
Divergent action: Jinyoung rejects the girl with blunt words in front of everyone.
Normative action: Kirk asks the coworker if she would like to go out to dinner after work.
Divergent action: Kirk rubs the coworker's back side and asks her if she wants to join him in the copy room after work.
Normative action: Amy decides against taking money out of her father's wallet and simply waits to ask him for money.
Divergent action: Amy quickly takes money from her father's wallet and goes shopping with her friends.
Normative action: Ken tells the babysitter that the kids were not in bed by 8 pm and that he would like this to be resolved next time.
Divergent action: Ken raises his voice against the babysitter over her failure to get the kids in bed by 8 pm.
Normative action: Jean suggests to her friend that she find something in a different color.
Divergent action: Jean tells her friend that the outfit would look great on her.
Normative action: Ray recounts some of the good memories that he can think of about the time they spent together.
Divergent action: Ray starts listing all of the things that his dad did to make Ray's life more difficult.
Normative action: Joe pulls his cart as far to the side as he can while looking for the canned goods.
Divergent action: Joe leaves his shopping cart in the middle of the aisle while he looks for the canned goods.
Normative action: Leon spends a few hours cleaning up his house and doing his dishes and then invites his friends over to drink.
Divergent action: Leon doesn't clean up and invites a bunch of friends over to drink.
Normative action: Chris asks Josh straight up what's going on, and why he is acting this way.
Divergent action: Josh goes to the bathroom and leaves his phone on the table, so Chris picks it up and looks at some text messages.
Normative action: Jim asks Gabe if he could drive Gabe's car to buy some things at the mall.
Divergent action: Jim takes Gabe's car keys while Gabe is still asleep and drives to the mall.
Normative action: Frank does a search heritage search online to see if he is related to Sara and finds a connection they are family members.
Divergent action: Franks asks his mother about Sara and finds out they are cousins, but doesn't tell Sara and ends up having sex with her.
Normative action: Lily stops to chat with Phillip and keeps it simple with friendly small talk.
Divergent action: Lily pretends she doesn't see Phillip and quickly turns around and walks the other way.
Normative action: John takes a deep breath and asks his kids if they want to go jogging with him.
Divergent action: John grabs a belt and swats his kids on the buttocks while raising his voice.
Normative action: Phil turns the conversation to aspects of the meeting everyone can agree on.
Divergent action: Phil decides to tell a racially insensitive joke to help lighten the mood.