CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Mark's ex has to further reap what she sowed when she betrayed him.
Divergent action: Mark feels bad for his ex, so he stays in touch with her strictly as friends and pursues other romantic options.
Normative action: Gary decides to order his food from the store online over the internet.
Consequence: The store delivers the food to Gary and there's no chance he'll see his ex.
Normative action: Gary decides to order his food from the store online over the internet.
Consequence: Gary runs into his ex at the grocery store, and he's shocked.
Divergent action: Gary simply goes to the store and figures that they can't possibly run into each other.
Consequence: Gary runs into his ex at the grocery store, and he's shocked.
Consequence: The store delivers the food to Gary and there's no chance he'll see his ex.
Divergent action: Gary simply goes to the store and figures that they can't possibly run into each other.
Normative action: Molly tells her family that everyone is entitled to their political opinions but that she doesn't believe they're right.
Consequence: Molly's family decides not to talk politics anymore and instead starts serving the pumpkin pie.
Normative action: Molly tells her family that everyone is entitled to their political opinions but that she doesn't believe they're right.
Consequence: Molly's family is very insulted and refuses to invite Molly for Thanksgiving dinner next year.
Divergent action: Molly tells her family that because of what they believe politically she thinks they're pieces of shit.
Consequence: Molly's family is very insulted and refuses to invite Molly for Thanksgiving dinner next year.
Consequence: Molly's family decides not to talk politics anymore and instead starts serving the pumpkin pie.
Divergent action: Molly tells her family that because of what they believe politically she thinks they're pieces of shit.
Normative action: Jared asks a colleague if he can borrow a dollar to buy something from the vending machine, and the coworker says yes.
Consequence: Jared grabs his favorite brand of potato chip from the vending machine.
Normative action: Jared asks a colleague if he can borrow a dollar to buy something from the vending machine, and the coworker says yes.
Consequence: A coworker walks in halfway through Jared eating the food and notices Jared's eating their lunch, and files a complaint.
Divergent action: Jared grabs someone else's food out of the communal refrigerator and eats it.
Consequence: A coworker walks in halfway through Jared eating the food and notices Jared's eating their lunch, and files a complaint.
Consequence: Jared grabs his favorite brand of potato chip from the vending machine.
Divergent action: Jared grabs someone else's food out of the communal refrigerator and eats it.
Normative action: Gina gives personal attention all of the students.
Consequence: The lower income students will have a higher chance for success.
Normative action: Gina gives personal attention all of the students.
Consequence: The lower income students will have a low chance for success.
Divergent action: Gina gives personal attention to the wealthier students.
Consequence: The lower income students will have a low chance for success.
Consequence: The lower income students will have a higher chance for success.
Divergent action: Gina gives personal attention to the wealthier students.
Normative action: Lisa heads over and talks to the kid and asks some questions.
Consequence: Turns out the kid just doesn't like the food the school has.
Normative action: Lisa heads over and talks to the kid and asks some questions.
Consequence: The kid beats up Lisa and takes her money and then laughs at her.
Divergent action: Lisa makes fun of the kid for not having any money.
Consequence: The kid beats up Lisa and takes her money and then laughs at her.
Consequence: Turns out the kid just doesn't like the food the school has.
Divergent action: Lisa makes fun of the kid for not having any money.
Normative action: Rodger works overtime to make sure he finishes all the projects that have piled up.
Consequence: Rodgers coworkers benefit from the projects being completed because it means everybody is pulling their weight.
Normative action: Rodger works overtime to make sure he finishes all the projects that have piled up.
Consequence: While the coworkers do the favors, they also have resentment towards Rodger for heaping the projects on to them like this.
Divergent action: Rodger calls in some favors with other coworkers and requests that they do the projects for him.
Consequence: While the coworkers do the favors, they also have resentment towards Rodger for heaping the projects on to them like this.
Consequence: Rodgers coworkers benefit from the projects being completed because it means everybody is pulling their weight.
Divergent action: Rodger calls in some favors with other coworkers and requests that they do the projects for him.
Normative action: Jen breaks up with her boyfriend over text and refuses to see him again after doing so.
Consequence: Jen's partner is forced to think about the consequences of his actions.
Normative action: Jen breaks up with her boyfriend over text and refuses to see him again after doing so.
Consequence: Jen's partner is emboldened to continue treating her this way.
Divergent action: Jen pretends that everything is fine and hopes that things will improve in the future.
Consequence: Jen's partner is emboldened to continue treating her this way.
Consequence: Jen's partner is forced to think about the consequences of his actions.
Divergent action: Jen pretends that everything is fine and hopes that things will improve in the future.
Normative action: Jack calls to his wife and asks her to put a board down to redirect the water run off to flow down Jack's driveway instead of into his neighbor's yard.
Consequence: Jack's wife successfully redirects the water flow and his neighbor's yard is preserved.
Normative action: Jack calls to his wife and asks her to put a board down to redirect the water run off to flow down Jack's driveway instead of into his neighbor's yard.
Consequence: The chemical filled water carves out and kills patches of his neighbor's grass, making the yard look terrible.
Divergent action: Jack ignores the water run off and continues letting it flow through his neighbor's yard.
Consequence: The chemical filled water carves out and kills patches of his neighbor's grass, making the yard look terrible.
Consequence: Jack's wife successfully redirects the water flow and his neighbor's yard is preserved.
Divergent action: Jack ignores the water run off and continues letting it flow through his neighbor's yard.
Normative action: Ted digs out the yard and puts in many plants and grass.
Consequence: Ted will have an impressive yard.
Normative action: Ted digs out the yard and puts in many plants and grass.
Consequence: Ted will have an unimpressive backyard.
Divergent action: Ted does a simple scattering of small stones over his yard.
Consequence: Ted will have an unimpressive backyard.
Consequence: Ted will have an impressive yard.
Divergent action: Ted does a simple scattering of small stones over his yard.
Normative action: Sarah tells her new coworker about some TV shows she likes and other normal interests.
Consequence: Sarah's coworker gets more comfortable with Sarah after she tells them about some relatable interests.
Normative action: Sarah tells her new coworker about some TV shows she likes and other normal interests.
Consequence: Sarah's coworker is taken aback by Sarah telling her very personal and somewhat strange things about herself when they just met.
Divergent action: Sarah tells her coworker about some niche sexual interests Sarah has.
Consequence: Sarah's coworker is taken aback by Sarah telling her very personal and somewhat strange things about herself when they just met.
Consequence: Sarah's coworker gets more comfortable with Sarah after she tells them about some relatable interests.
Divergent action: Sarah tells her coworker about some niche sexual interests Sarah has.
Normative action: James goes to bed at 8 PM and wakes up an hour early to shower and iron his shirt.
Consequence: James is hired for the delivery position because of his attitude and attention to detail.
Normative action: James goes to bed at 8 PM and wakes up an hour early to shower and iron his shirt.
Consequence: James is turned down for the delivery position because of his poor personal hygiene.
Divergent action: James sleeps until thirty minutes before the interview and doesn't have time to shower beforehand.
Consequence: James is turned down for the delivery position because of his poor personal hygiene.
Consequence: James is hired for the delivery position because of his attitude and attention to detail.
Divergent action: James sleeps until thirty minutes before the interview and doesn't have time to shower beforehand.
Normative action: James turns off social media and goes for a walk in the park to distract himself.
Consequence: The natural beauty around him rapidly distracts James from his negative thoughts about Michael Jackson.
Normative action: James turns off social media and goes for a walk in the park to distract himself.
Consequence: James' friends bombard him with outraged emails, and he has to disconnect from social media.
Divergent action: James posts, "Don't send me any Michael Jackson articles - I'm glad he's dead".
Consequence: James' friends bombard him with outraged emails, and he has to disconnect from social media.
Consequence: The natural beauty around him rapidly distracts James from his negative thoughts about Michael Jackson.
Divergent action: James posts, "Don't send me any Michael Jackson articles - I'm glad he's dead".
Normative action: James talks to the LGBT people he meets and reads some of the books they recommend.
Consequence: James comes to realize that LGBT people aren't very different from anyone else.
Normative action: James talks to the LGBT people he meets and reads some of the books they recommend.
Consequence: James is shunned at most parties and generally unpopular on campus.
Divergent action: James tries to convince the LGBT people he meets that they're going to hell and need to become straight.
Consequence: James is shunned at most parties and generally unpopular on campus.
Consequence: James comes to realize that LGBT people aren't very different from anyone else.
Divergent action: James tries to convince the LGBT people he meets that they're going to hell and need to become straight.
Normative action: Chad asks the man if he minds if he walks ahead of him.
Consequence: The man obliges and moves to the side to allow Chad to pass.
Normative action: Chad asks the man if he minds if he walks ahead of him.
Consequence: The man is irritated with Chad and hits him with his cane.
Divergent action: Chad calls the man a crippled bastard and tells him to get out of the way.
Consequence: The man is irritated with Chad and hits him with his cane.
Consequence: The man obliges and moves to the side to allow Chad to pass.
Divergent action: Chad calls the man a crippled bastard and tells him to get out of the way.
Normative action: Sean tells Ken that he hopes Ken and Nancy are right for each other.
Consequence: Sean will allow Ken and Nancy to develop their own relationship.
Normative action: Sean tells Ken that he hopes Ken and Nancy are right for each other.
Consequence: Sean will influence Ken into not wanting to date Nancy.
Divergent action: Sean tells Ken that he could do better than Nancy.
Consequence: Sean will influence Ken into not wanting to date Nancy.
Consequence: Sean will allow Ken and Nancy to develop their own relationship.
Divergent action: Sean tells Ken that he could do better than Nancy.
Normative action: James lets the student with Down Syndrome participate in all the art projects.
Consequence: The student with Down Syndrome discovers a passion for sculpture.
Normative action: James lets the student with Down Syndrome participate in all the art projects.
Consequence: The administration refuses and tells James that he's putting the school at risk of a lawsuit.
Divergent action: James asks the administration to remove the student with Down Syndrome from his class.
Consequence: The administration refuses and tells James that he's putting the school at risk of a lawsuit.
Consequence: The student with Down Syndrome discovers a passion for sculpture.
Divergent action: James asks the administration to remove the student with Down Syndrome from his class.
Normative action: Vince tells Don he was an idiot for speeding and that he knows he shouldn't have done that, and he's sorry.
Consequence: Don sees that Vince is genuinely remorseful and reduces the infraction on the ticket to only the most minor fine.
Normative action: Vince tells Don he was an idiot for speeding and that he knows he shouldn't have done that, and he's sorry.
Consequence: Don knows Vince is probably making up nonsense and gives him the maximum fine possible for being dishonest.
Divergent action: Vince tells Don his foot had a spasm and got stuck on the accelerator, and he couldn't get it off in time.
Consequence: Don knows Vince is probably making up nonsense and gives him the maximum fine possible for being dishonest.
Consequence: Don sees that Vince is genuinely remorseful and reduces the infraction on the ticket to only the most minor fine.
Divergent action: Vince tells Don his foot had a spasm and got stuck on the accelerator, and he couldn't get it off in time.
Normative action: Ezra knocks on his neighbors door and discusses his annoyed feelings with his neighbor.
Consequence: His neighbor shows him how to fix the lawnmower which allows Ezra to finish mowing the lawn.
Normative action: Ezra knocks on his neighbors door and discusses his annoyed feelings with his neighbor.
Consequence: Ezra has to buy his neighbor a new lawn mower.
Divergent action: Ezra kicks the lawnmower over and over again until it breaks.
Consequence: Ezra has to buy his neighbor a new lawn mower.
Consequence: His neighbor shows him how to fix the lawnmower which allows Ezra to finish mowing the lawn.
Divergent action: Ezra kicks the lawnmower over and over again until it breaks.
Normative action: Jane cooks something that they used to eat often as a family.
Consequence: Jane's parents are reminded of fond memories when eating the meal.
Normative action: Jane cooks something that they used to eat often as a family.
Consequence: Jane's parents do not really enjoy the food from any of the restaurants nearby.
Divergent action: Jane orders food from one of the restaurants in her area.
Consequence: Jane's parents do not really enjoy the food from any of the restaurants nearby.
Consequence: Jane's parents are reminded of fond memories when eating the meal.
Divergent action: Jane orders food from one of the restaurants in her area.
Normative action: Dudley tries to ask people to move out of his way and many of them ignore him.
Consequence: The homeless person steps aside to let Dudley pass when he asks him.
Normative action: Dudley tries to ask people to move out of his way and many of them ignore him.
Consequence: Dudley walks through the newly vacated space for himself.
Divergent action: Dudley pushes over the homeless person since they matter much less than the others.
Consequence: Dudley walks through the newly vacated space for himself.
Consequence: The homeless person steps aside to let Dudley pass when he asks him.
Divergent action: Dudley pushes over the homeless person since they matter much less than the others.
Normative action: Kevin is sure to get plenty of balloons for his birthday party.
Consequence: Kevin's party decorations look just right with the balloons present.
Normative action: Kevin is sure to get plenty of balloons for his birthday party.
Consequence: Kevin's decorations just look a bit off without the balloons there.
Divergent action: Kevin gets a bunch pf party supplies, but he forgets the balloons.
Consequence: Kevin's decorations just look a bit off without the balloons there.
Consequence: Kevin's party decorations look just right with the balloons present.
Divergent action: Kevin gets a bunch pf party supplies, but he forgets the balloons.
Normative action: Joe insists that they will talk about things when later after arriving home.
Consequence: Joe's girlfriend does not bring the subject up again on the ride home.
Normative action: Joe insists that they will talk about things when later after arriving home.
Consequence: Joe's girlfriend is misled into believing that they are on good terms.
Divergent action: Joe acts like there is nothing wrong with their relationship.
Consequence: Joe's girlfriend is misled into believing that they are on good terms.
Consequence: Joe's girlfriend does not bring the subject up again on the ride home.
Divergent action: Joe acts like there is nothing wrong with their relationship.
Normative action: James tells his parents that he found ants from the ant farm in his room.
Consequence: James' parents tell his sister that she has to get rid of the ant farm if it's not escape-proof.
Normative action: James tells his parents that he found ants from the ant farm in his room.
Consequence: James' parents ground him for a month and make him clean his sister's room.
Divergent action: James' dumps his sister's ant farm out on her bed and the ants crawl everywhere.
Consequence: James' parents ground him for a month and make him clean his sister's room.
Consequence: James' parents tell his sister that she has to get rid of the ant farm if it's not escape-proof.
Divergent action: James' dumps his sister's ant farm out on her bed and the ants crawl everywhere.
Normative action: Connor plans out the route in advance, taking suggestions from his wife and kids for activity stops.
Consequence: Everyone in the car gets to do some activities that they like, and it's a very enjoyable trip for everyone.
Normative action: Connor plans out the route in advance, taking suggestions from his wife and kids for activity stops.
Consequence: Connor's route and activities are of interest to him and his wife, but the kids are bored and whine a lot.
Divergent action: Connor plans out the route in advance, including activity stops, without consulting his family.
Consequence: Connor's route and activities are of interest to him and his wife, but the kids are bored and whine a lot.
Consequence: Everyone in the car gets to do some activities that they like, and it's a very enjoyable trip for everyone.
Divergent action: Connor plans out the route in advance, including activity stops, without consulting his family.
Normative action: Gary calls his cousins to spend the day off together.
Consequence: Gary meets his cousins and gets to know them.
Normative action: Gary calls his cousins to spend the day off together.
Consequence: Gary does not meet his cousins to form a relationship.
Divergent action: Gary spends his day off playing video games by himself.
Consequence: Gary does not meet his cousins to form a relationship.
Consequence: Gary meets his cousins and gets to know them.
Divergent action: Gary spends his day off playing video games by himself.
Normative action: Jason asks Kelly if they could focus more in each other than other people when they are together.
Consequence: Jason convinces Kelly to adjust her behavior.
Normative action: Jason asks Kelly if they could focus more in each other than other people when they are together.
Consequence: Jason's words spark a furious argument with Kelly.
Divergent action: Jason accuses Kelly of being a flirt and insists that she stop being chatty.
Consequence: Jason's words spark a furious argument with Kelly.
Consequence: Jason convinces Kelly to adjust her behavior.
Divergent action: Jason accuses Kelly of being a flirt and insists that she stop being chatty.
Normative action: Fiona tells the truth while she is on the stand.
Consequence: Fiona is free to live her life after the trial.
Normative action: Fiona tells the truth while she is on the stand.
Consequence: Fiona is prosecuted for perjury and goes to prison.
Divergent action: Fiona does not tell the truth while she is on the stand.
Consequence: Fiona is prosecuted for perjury and goes to prison.
Consequence: Fiona is free to live her life after the trial.
Divergent action: Fiona does not tell the truth while she is on the stand.
Normative action: Doug talks to Zane about the dog leaving droppings.
Consequence: Zane will be more careful about where the dog goes.
Normative action: Doug talks to Zane about the dog leaving droppings.
Consequence: Zane will seek to destroy Doug's property in return.
Divergent action: Doug takes the dog droppings and smears them on Zane's door.
Consequence: Zane will seek to destroy Doug's property in return.
Consequence: Zane will be more careful about where the dog goes.
Divergent action: Doug takes the dog droppings and smears them on Zane's door.
Normative action: Ben decides that he can play with his dog at home.
Consequence: Ben's dog can't hurt anyone, and Ben feels more relaxed.
Normative action: Ben decides that he can play with his dog at home.
Consequence: Ben's dog is able to attack other dogs, and Ben cannot stop him.
Divergent action: Ben takes his dog to the dog park and takes his leash off.
Consequence: Ben's dog is able to attack other dogs, and Ben cannot stop him.
Consequence: Ben's dog can't hurt anyone, and Ben feels more relaxed.
Divergent action: Ben takes his dog to the dog park and takes his leash off.
Normative action: Jenna tells her husband about the most painful things she's seen at work.
Consequence: Jenna's husband listens carefully and shares some of the scary things he's seen in the courtoom.
Normative action: Jenna tells her husband about the most painful things she's seen at work.
Consequence: Jenna's husband eventually reads her journal to try to better understand what she's going through.
Divergent action: Jenna never mentions the things she witnesses at work to her husband, concerned she'll traumatize him, instead just journaling about them.
Consequence: Jenna's husband eventually reads her journal to try to better understand what she's going through.
Consequence: Jenna's husband listens carefully and shares some of the scary things he's seen in the courtoom.
Divergent action: Jenna never mentions the things she witnesses at work to her husband, concerned she'll traumatize him, instead just journaling about them.
Normative action: Jan reports Meg's actions to her boss and files a complaint.
Consequence: Meg is censured and her performance put under scrutiny.
Normative action: Jan reports Meg's actions to her boss and files a complaint.
Consequence: With no fear of consequences Meg continues to sabotage Jan's work.
Divergent action: Jan tells Meg she is sure it was a mistake and that she will try to fix it.
Consequence: With no fear of consequences Meg continues to sabotage Jan's work.
Consequence: Meg is censured and her performance put under scrutiny.
Divergent action: Jan tells Meg she is sure it was a mistake and that she will try to fix it.
Normative action: Priya picks out some of the popular children's gifts of the season that include actions figures and plastic building blocks.
Consequence: Priya's children are overjoyed when they find out they got the popular toys as their holiday gifts.
Normative action: Priya picks out some of the popular children's gifts of the season that include actions figures and plastic building blocks.
Consequence: Priya's children are heartbroken when they receive no toys for holiday gifts but instead just books and clothes.
Divergent action: Priya picks out a bunch of clothes that her kids could use and also some books for them to read.
Consequence: Priya's children are heartbroken when they receive no toys for holiday gifts but instead just books and clothes.
Consequence: Priya's children are overjoyed when they find out they got the popular toys as their holiday gifts.
Divergent action: Priya picks out a bunch of clothes that her kids could use and also some books for them to read.
Normative action: Jenna gifts her sister the antique necklace Jenna inherited from their grandmother.
Consequence: Jenna's sister is touched by the highly personal present and hugs Jenna.