CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Sick of suffering allergic reactions, Clara kicks Patricia's cat when it comes near.
Normative action: Dan chats with the people with booths as he buys from them.
Divergent action: Dan walks around focusing on mingling rather than buying anything.
Normative action: Peter tells Henry that it's not good enough to get grades like that and begins to fake cry about it.
Divergent action: Peter stops talking to Henry and purposefully ignores him the rest of the day.
Normative action: Clair waits for the cat to walk past her before moving through the hall.
Divergent action: Clair steps on the cat's tail, it hisses loudly at her and makes noise.
Normative action: Hank reports the man to the barkeep who calls the police.
Divergent action: Hank clocks the man with a haymaker dropping him.
Normative action: Alex comes clean about his son and introduces him to Penny.
Divergent action: Alex keeps his child a secret and gets engaged to Penny.
Normative action: Ben says that he has to study and goes for a half-hour walk to relieve his brain.
Divergent action: Ben goes out to the party with his friends and blows off steam.
Normative action: Josh attends his friend's bash, where he stays sober and participates in team online games.
Divergent action: Josh goes to his friends party, drinks whiskey and goes swimming at their pool.
Normative action: Amy goes to the store and buys a dog brush, and proceeds to brush her dog once a week.
Divergent action: Amy drives down to the local animal shelter and drops her dog off.
Normative action: Brad works a part time job while he is attending school his last year.
Divergent action: Brad drops out of school and takes the first job that he finds.
Normative action: Bryan explains that he doesn't have a lot of money and needs it for food and clothes.
Divergent action: Bryan buys the children the game system they want.
Normative action: Sara tells Misty she would enjoy having her play.
Divergent action: Sara tells Misty there are already enough players and maybe some other time.
Normative action: Suzie waits until Kate is done playing, then retrieves the toy.
Divergent action: Suzie pushes Kate over so that she drops the toy, then takes it.
Normative action: Robbie takes a deep breath to calm down and decides to discuss the score with the teacher after class.
Divergent action: Robbie begins using profanities and loudly accuses the teacher of treating him unfairly.
Normative action: Randy stops his car to let the person cross the street.
Divergent action: Randy continues driving and knocks the person down as he drives past.
Normative action: Glen silently passes gas and excuses himself and apologizes to the other workers.
Divergent action: Glen passes gas during the meeting and starts sniffing the air enthusiastically.
Normative action: Eric aks Terry if he could do his phone conversations somewhere else.
Divergent action: Eric goes to his boss claiming Terry is always late to work.
Normative action: Marcy tells Amy she'll buy her the doll if she takes up some chores.
Divergent action: With Amy still holding the doll, Marcy rushes her out of the store, skipping the cashier entirely.
Normative action: Donald investigates and finds out the rumor is not true, so posts what he found.
Divergent action: Donald retweets the rumor without investigating its veracity.
Normative action: Jason stops at a red light and waits for the light to turn green.
Divergent action: Jason is in a hurry and runs a red light.
Normative action: Keith uses google and other search engines to find Blaine's social media which shows where he lives.
Divergent action: Keith uses his IRS computer to search for Blaine and locates his address inside his tax file.
Normative action: Tony buys a small Lego set that costs about twenty dollars.
Divergent action: Tony buys an elaborate one hundred dollar Lego train set with accessories.
Normative action: James approaches his co-worker and tells her that he is available if she ever wants to talk.
Divergent action: James approaches his co-worker and tells her a Yo Mama joke.
Normative action: Jason went to a nearby arboretum and walked around for hours enjoying the nature scenes.
Divergent action: Jason went to a nearby bar and drank his sorrows away for several hours.
Normative action: Jim explains simply that the item is broken and asks for a refund.
Divergent action: Jim uses lots of profanity when describing the item's condition and explaining what he wants.
Normative action: Alex asks Jen to have sex and decides to just masturbate after she says now.
Divergent action: Alex has sex with his wife while she is sleeping and without her consent.
Normative action: Dan changes his clock and wakes up an hour early to get ready for work.
Divergent action: Dan doesn't change his clock and wakes up at the usual time to get ready for work.
Normative action: Madeline seeks therapy to deal with her depression.
Divergent action: Madeline drives her car into a tree.
Normative action: Bob pays for only his portion of the bill.
Divergent action: Bob order cheaper items and water to drink.
Normative action: Chelsea goes to the store to buy Megan a brand new sweater.
Divergent action: Chelsea returns the stained sweater to Megan.
Normative action: Adams spends his afternoon playing his favorite MMO.
Divergent action: Adams spends his time reading a book.
Normative action: Ash talks to his grandmother about how she's doing and play games with her.
Divergent action: Ash spends his weekend skateboarding at a nearby park.
Normative action: Anthony consults a nutritionist on some lifestyle changes he can make over time.
Divergent action: Anthony starts off doing extreme workouts with no experience whatsoever.
Normative action: Kyle pays Greg generously for his work.
Divergent action: Kyle pays Greg the equivalent of $5 per hour for Greg's work.
Normative action: Lance calls out to the other fans and makes some light jokes about their team.
Divergent action: Lance chucks his drink at the opposing fans, hitting one on the side of the head.
Normative action: Henry spends time with his wife and has eyes only for her.
Divergent action: Henry watches porn and fantasizes about the woman he watches.
Normative action: Robert chooses to become a mechanical engineer and goes to college.
Divergent action: Robert chooses to become a car mechanic and goes straight to work.
Normative action: Carla quickly brings her cat inside and closes her gate before jumping into the car.
Divergent action: Carla rushes off to work, leaving her cat outside and her gate unlocked.
Normative action: Dudley decides to make it as fun as possible to be one of his friends.
Divergent action: Dudley continued making all of his friends do all his chores and lose every game to him.
Normative action: Before heading home, Jeremy warns his neighbors of the missing stop sign and calls to report it to the town.
Divergent action: Jeremy makes his way home without speaking to his neighbors about the missing stop sign.
Normative action: Jane talks to the guests about casual topics to keep the mood light.
Divergent action: Jane speaks to the guests but keeps remarking about how stressed out she is.
Normative action: Nick takes his girlfriend and the two make their way to each person to tell them they are leaving.
Divergent action: Nick takes his girlfriend and the two sneak out  and drive home.
Normative action: Dawson answers the phone and Keith invites him to a baseball game that afternoon.
Divergent action: Dawson turns off the ringer and does not answer the call because he doesn't feel like talking.
Normative action: Stacy goes to a trade school to get an associate's degree.
Divergent action: Stacy offers sex to men in order to make money.
Normative action: Ben takes away his son's electronics for a month.
Divergent action: Ben hits his son with a belt leaving welts and bruises.
Normative action: Jim takes his brother home from soccer practice quickly before driving to the girl's house.
Divergent action: Jim forgets about his brother and goes to the girl's house.
Normative action: Clarke brings in anatomical figures and gives the child one to use as a reference.
Divergent action: Clarke brings a child into his office and strips nude, asking the child to draw him, then has sex with the child.
Normative action: Tom says that he did commit a crime, but has been rehabilitated.
Divergent action: Tom says that he has never committed a crime and hands the application in.
Normative action: Brooke celebrates her birthday with her boyfriend at home binge watching her favorite show.
Divergent action: Brooke invites everyone but her brother to her birthday dinner celebration.
Normative action: Professor Drake offers Patricia an extra-credit assignment that would get her grade to an A.
Divergent action: Professor Drake offers to give Patricia an A- in exchange for dating him through the rest of the semester.
Normative action: Frank uses his savings to get Ryan a replacement laptop and admits to breaking the original.
Divergent action: Frank tells Ryan that the laptop made some loud beeping noises and stopped working out of nowhere.
Normative action: Jerry only parties sometimes on the weekend, and always makes sure school comes first.
Divergent action: Jerry parties every weekend and often during the week.
Normative action: Bill offers overtime for team members to work on the weekend.
Divergent action: Bill convinces his team to do volunteer work to finish the project.
Normative action: Aaron asks one of his friends if they could help out his coworkers for the night.
Divergent action: Aaron stays after work to help his coworkers.
Normative action: Jerome goes for a brisk walk during his breaks at work that night.
Divergent action: Jerome smokes a few cigarettes on his breaks at work during the night.
Normative action: Lauren hires a babysitter to watch her daughter while she goes out with her friends.
Divergent action: Lauren leaves her daughter alone to go out to the bar with her friends.
Normative action: Joe only goes the maximum limit that he's allowed to on the road to work.
Divergent action: Joe speeds to get to work, going much faster than the posted limits.
Normative action: Alice calls a taxi cab to take her home.
Divergent action: Alice drives her car home from the bar.
Normative action: Barb goes on the back porch with Janet and the two smoke together.
Divergent action: Barb lights up the joint in the living room that her children are playing in.
Normative action: Andrea asks her mother if she can watch cartoons after she does her homework.
Divergent action: Andrea yells at her mother until she changes the channel to her cartoons.
Normative action: Amman accepts responsibility and fetches his wallet.
Divergent action: Amman tells the bouncer that his ID is in the car and that he's not waiting in line again.
Normative action: Peter goes out and buys fresh chicken for the meal.
Divergent action: Peter ignores the expiration date and cooks the chicken anyway.
Normative action: Alex refuses to serve the customer for his rudeness.
Divergent action: Alex decides to hide some hot sauce in the client's food.
Normative action: Bill tells Sally about his family and where he grew up.
Divergent action: Bill tells Sally in great detail about his masturbation habits.
Normative action: Amber follows the doctor's advice despite questioning it, does more research, and combines alternative and conventional medicine to heal.
Divergent action: Amber tells the doctor that she thinks it might not be broken and that she would like to try and use essential oils on it first.
Normative action: Lisa schedules firm work during the week days and consulting work on the week ends.
Divergent action: Lisa neglects her firm work leaving it to junior associates to complete while she focuses on consulting work.
Normative action: Tom says that his friend really deserves the promotion and is ready for the added responsibility.
Divergent action: Tom says he doesn't really know if his friend should get any kind of promotion.
Normative action: Kendra tells Mike that she's really angry with him and that she will never talk to him again.
Divergent action: Kendra tells Mike that she's angry with him and that she truly wishes he gets killed soon.
Normative action: Shane gets her older cousin to go to the concert with her.
Divergent action: Shane says that she can only go to the concert if he goes with them.
Normative action: Jack goes to get tested for any medical conditions and figure out his best course of action.
Divergent action: Jack decides not to see a doctor and assumes that he will get better soon.
Normative action: Brian listens to Cole's perspective, then offers his own.
Divergent action: Brian insults Cole's intelligence, then punches him.
Normative action: Donald stays later at work during the week leading up to the concert.
Divergent action: Donald gets behind on his work and chooses to go to the concert anyway.
Normative action: Fred decides to call up his mother and leaves a long message on her answering machine explaining his feelings about her tone.
Divergent action: Fred decides to call up the bank and cancel all outstanding bill payments on his account, essentially ensuring his mother's eviction.
Normative action: Harry reads his daughter her favorite books and makes her favorite food for her.
Divergent action: Harry takes his daughter to the park because he thinks playing might help her feel better.
Normative action: Joe drinks quickly and tips the bartender a lot for quick service.
Divergent action: The bartender asks why Joe drank so fast, Joe empties his wallet and runs out of the bar.
Normative action: Jody tells Eva, the lady at the dog pound who unbeknownst to  Jody is Sam's daughter,  how hard Sam's job must be and how no one probably appreciates him.
Divergent action: Jody tells Eva, the lady at the dog pound who unbeknownst to  Jody is Sam's daughter, what a rotten no good so and so the dog catcher is.
Normative action: Roberto befriends one of the other guys, and they take turns telling jokes to the girls.
Divergent action: Roberto starts calling out of the other guys shortcomings in front of the girls.
Normative action: Gina hears the delivery man and returns with her package, she sees spilt paint everywhere and starts to clean up the mess while reassuring Tim.
Divergent action: Gina hears the delivery man and returns with her package, she sees spilt paint everywhere and beats Tim.
Normative action: Frank eats healthier and lighter meals like salads.
Divergent action: Frank skips eating breakfast in order to shed some pounds.
Normative action: Nancy decides to exit the studio lot and go all the way around to the other gate on the other side.
Divergent action: Nancy decides to go through the middle, the fastest way, and cut through some film sets.
Normative action: Janice goes outside to smoke, making sure her kids are in the house when she does so.
Divergent action: Janice smokes in the living room while her kids are watching TV.
Normative action: Rachel considers that some people have weaker immune systems and finds another to cover the shift.
Divergent action: Rachel detests the employee thinking they are lazy and switches her schedule.
Normative action: Will gives the jewelry to his brother who he has known all his life.
Divergent action: Will gives the jewelry to a neighbor he has only met once.
Normative action: Jack looks up a grief councilor and makes an appointment to go see them right away.
Divergent action: Jack goes to the liquor store and buys an inordinate amount of liquor in an attempt to forget everything.
Normative action: Denise tells Trevor that she understands why he's venting and apologizes for being so unfaithful.
Divergent action: Denise tells Trevor "I apologized so calm down already, what the heck?".
Normative action: Jebidiah tells Abraham that instead of using the cows to only sell milk, he makes butter and cheese that sell for a premium.
Divergent action: Jebidiah tells Abraham that he's probably just lucky, and he's never analyzed why he's successful.
Normative action: Ryan refuses but forwards his friend a job listing for decent work.
Divergent action: Ryan loans his friend the money hesitantly.
Normative action: Rick uses some of his personal time off for a day off.
Divergent action: Rick calls in and tells his boss that he is sick.
Normative action: Julie compliments Clarissa's outfit and tells her she can borrow her clothes anytime she wants.
Divergent action: Julie asks Clarissa why she wears the same "dirty old rags" every day.
Normative action: Bill asks the landlord to give him a few days of clemency.
Divergent action: Bill asks his best friend for another loan to help pay his rent.
Normative action: Kate asks her partner directly about her partner's friend.
Divergent action: Kate looks through her partner's phone and social media.
Normative action: Kyle points out the old food and asks his friend if the items have spoiled.
Divergent action: Kyle discards all of the older looking food in the fridge including his roommates items.
Normative action: Chad calls his aunt directly in order to find out how she's doing.
Divergent action: Chad asks his mom to tell him how his aunt is doing.
Normative action: David tells Maria she looks beautiful as ever.
Divergent action: David tells Maria her body isn't as great as it was pre-pregnancy.
Normative action: Kyle agrees to compromise with Jenny and together they plan a trip that satisfies both of their preferences.
Divergent action: Kyle puts his foot down and insists that they travel to the destination that he wants.
Normative action: Peter offers to buy the toy from Ben for its full value.
Divergent action: Peter offers to trade a common toy from his collection to Ben for Ben's rare toy.
Normative action: Fred accepts the invitation and clears out his schedule to attend his son's graduation.
Divergent action: Fred ignores the invitation and never shows up at his son's graduation.
Normative action: Joe talks to the parents and tries to make them happy, by offering his condolences.
Divergent action: Joe talks about the weather with the parents but does not offer his condolences.
Normative action: Marvin decides not to be bothered and drives past the hitchhiker.
Divergent action: Marvin decides to help the hitchhiker, pulls over, and lets him in the car.
Normative action: Sarah tells Steve as soon as she finishes the paragraph she will assist him with the large package.
Divergent action: Sarah looks up from her novel annoyed, and screams at Steve for interrupting a good part of the book.
Normative action: Brian goes to the recital and presents his daughter with the bouquet of flowers in person.
Divergent action: Brian goes to work instead of the recital, opting to send a bouquet of flowers in his place.
Normative action: Mary tell the pastor that she is questioning her faith because of the sermon but respects the pastor's choice in faith.
Divergent action: Mary tells the pastor that the pastor's religion is, "dumb", and that she doesn't respect his sermon.
Normative action: Stan is glad to see so many people happy and dancing and goes about his business.
Divergent action: Stan goes into the nightclub and starts beating people up just for being gay.
Normative action: Brad tells Tim that he is smart and capable, to keep trying his best and the results will follow.
Divergent action: Brad scolds Tim for his poor grade and threatens to ground him if his scores don't improve.
Normative action: Pablo applies for a work visa in order to work in the United States.
Divergent action: Pablo continues working hard and getting paid under the table as an illegal immigrant.
Normative action: Kevin tells Anne that he's sorry to hear about her day and that if she wants they can do something to take her mind off it.
Divergent action: Kevin tells Anne "oh that's great.. hey our team is winning honey, they're gonna make the playoffs!".
Normative action: Michelle reports her co-worker to her boss, citing his actions as a cause of her performance issues.
Divergent action: Michelle apologizes for her performance but does not tell her boss about her co-worker's behavior.
Normative action: Tim tells his family that he will never fully leave them and that he loves them despite the abuse.
Divergent action: Tim tells his family that he is moving out of his parents house forever.
Normative action: George decides to take a road trip to visit his children's families.
Divergent action: George decides to take a cruise to the Bahamas.
Normative action: William talks to his wife about going to counseling to try to repair their relationship.
Divergent action: William begins an affair with a coworker that he has always gotten along well with.
Normative action: Mary opens a brokerage account for Michelle and gives her a book about investing.
Divergent action: Mary decides the most useful thing she can do is to give Michelle nothing for her birthday so that Michelle will learn how to deal with disappointment.
Normative action: Paul offers gas money and always remembers not to take his friends help for granted.
Divergent action: Paul calls his friends daily and requests the rides in a demanding tone.
Normative action: Kent decides to wait a few years until he's saved a large down payment.
Divergent action: Kent decides to take the home loan and buys the house.
Normative action: Toby suggests meeting his parents in a park for a picnic with his daughter for the afternoon.
Divergent action: Toby refuses to bring his daughter to his parents' place because he is afraid she will get hurt in the unsafe house.
Normative action: Tim does plenty of studying the week before the exam in order to be ready.
Divergent action: Tim only studies for the exam an hour before the class starts.
Normative action: Billy studies a dictionary before playing scrabble and wins.
Divergent action: Billy has hidden extra letters up his sleeve during scrabble and wins.
Normative action: Despite Rob not liking Eric, he decides to be on his best behavior for Josie's sake.
Divergent action: Rob ignores Eric throughout the evening.
Normative action: Chris brings his kids to the event and instructs them to be well behaved.
Divergent action: Chris attends the event alone in order to better control how he is percieved.
Normative action: Jill decides to hold her kids in a comforting way to calm them down.
Divergent action: Jill holds the kids in a clumsy way and doesn't let them go when they ask.
Normative action: Paul hugs Jill and tells her everything will be fine.
Divergent action: Paul tells Jill to stop because crying makes her look weak.
Normative action: Kyle tells Josh that his words hurt him but forgives him for the comment.
Divergent action: Kyle responds by yelling at Josh and then runs home.
Normative action: Daryl shows Bob the beauty of the rifle, but says how important it is to treat it with respect.
Divergent action: Daryl pretends he's a character in a western film and aims it at Bob.
Normative action: Leroy decides to use his extra cash instead of asking others, in order to purchase something for his friend.
Divergent action: Leroy asks other patrons of the store if they have cash he can use to purchase something from his friend.
Normative action: Stan talks with the student and makes arrangements for the student to get tutoring.
Divergent action: Stan has a talk with the student and tells him to shape up and try harder.
Normative action: Ashley decides her electric and rent must come first and postpones Disney with Karen until next payday.
Divergent action: Ashley decides going to Disney with Karen would be a blast and put her electric on hold.
Normative action: Mary calls her best friend to tell her all about her sex life with David.
Divergent action: Mary starts gushing to her mother about her and David's sex life while on a lunch date.
Normative action: Carla always drops a couple of dollars in the donation boxes.
Divergent action: Carla consistently walks past the donation boxes without contributing anything.
Normative action: Jared washes his hands and face well throughout the day.
Divergent action: Jared only washes his face but not his hands throughout the day.
Normative action: Bastian enjoys being out in nature and does his school work before bed each night.