CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Sally keeps her ringtone on, so she can hear the call.
Consequence: Sally's phone goes off during service and bothers everyone at church.
Consequence: Sally's phone vibrates, and she steps away from mass to take the call.
Divergent action: Sally keeps her ringtone on, so she can hear the call.
Normative action: Bill presents his best self to Susan and asks her if she'd like to leave the bar with him.
Consequence: Susan may say yes and start a wonderful relationship with Bill.
Normative action: Bill presents his best self to Susan and asks her if she'd like to leave the bar with him.
Consequence: Susan will be scarred and Bill may go to jail.
Divergent action: Bill slips a rufie in Susan's drink when she goes to the bathroom, then carries her to his car.
Consequence: Susan will be scarred and Bill may go to jail.
Consequence: Susan may say yes and start a wonderful relationship with Bill.
Divergent action: Bill slips a rufie in Susan's drink when she goes to the bathroom, then carries her to his car.
Normative action: Hank meets a fifth cousin by marriage, dates her, marries her, and has a child with her.
Consequence: The child is normal and has no genetic abnormalities that anyone can see.
Normative action: Hank meets a fifth cousin by marriage, dates her, marries her, and has a child with her.
Consequence: The child has a recessive genetic disorder because Hank and his wife share a defective gene.
Divergent action: Hank meets a second cousin, eventually marries her, and has a child with her.
Consequence: The child has a recessive genetic disorder because Hank and his wife share a defective gene.
Consequence: The child is normal and has no genetic abnormalities that anyone can see.
Divergent action: Hank meets a second cousin, eventually marries her, and has a child with her.
Normative action: Ryne asks his wife what comedy special she would like to watch.
Consequence: Ryne's wife feels appreciative that Ryne would ask her first.
Normative action: Ryne asks his wife what comedy special she would like to watch.
Consequence: Ryne's wife cannot hide her discomfort that she has to watch it.
Divergent action: Ryne decides to pick the comedy special that he wanted to watch.
Consequence: Ryne's wife cannot hide her discomfort that she has to watch it.
Consequence: Ryne's wife feels appreciative that Ryne would ask her first.
Divergent action: Ryne decides to pick the comedy special that he wanted to watch.
Normative action: Denny brings Cheryl a bouquet of her favorite flowers.
Consequence: Cheryl accepts Denny's flowers and finds the strength to move forward.
Normative action: Denny brings Cheryl a bouquet of her favorite flowers.
Consequence: Cheryl beomes emotional over the loss of the flowers.
Divergent action: Denny spots flowers that were given to Cheryl by her husband, and throws them out the window.
Consequence: Cheryl beomes emotional over the loss of the flowers.
Consequence: Cheryl accepts Denny's flowers and finds the strength to move forward.
Divergent action: Denny spots flowers that were given to Cheryl by her husband, and throws them out the window.
Normative action: Eva tells the woman how beautiful she thinks her hair is.
Consequence: The woman lets Eva know what kind of products she uses on her hair.
Normative action: Eva tells the woman how beautiful she thinks her hair is.
Consequence: The woman slaps Eve across the face and tells her to keep her hands to herself.
Divergent action: Eva runs her hands through the woman's hair and lets her know how lovely it is.
Consequence: The woman slaps Eve across the face and tells her to keep her hands to herself.
Consequence: The woman lets Eva know what kind of products she uses on her hair.
Divergent action: Eva runs her hands through the woman's hair and lets her know how lovely it is.
Normative action: Jan explains that the situation involves a problem on a work project.
Consequence: Jan gets advice on how to proceed from her coworker.
Normative action: Jan explains that the situation involves a problem on a work project.
Consequence: Jan gains a reputation for being conceited.
Divergent action: Jan explains that all the men want her and are upset because she won't have any of them.
Consequence: Jan gains a reputation for being conceited.
Consequence: Jan gets advice on how to proceed from her coworker.
Divergent action: Jan explains that all the men want her and are upset because she won't have any of them.
Normative action: Alex stops briefly and gives Paul a couple dollars, then goes on his way.
Consequence: Paul has enough money to buy some food and stave off hunger for a while.
Normative action: Alex stops briefly and gives Paul a couple dollars, then goes on his way.
Consequence: Paul does not have enough money for food and goes hungry.
Divergent action: Alex pretends he doesn't hear Paul and continues walking to his destination.
Consequence: Paul does not have enough money for food and goes hungry.
Consequence: Paul has enough money to buy some food and stave off hunger for a while.
Divergent action: Alex pretends he doesn't hear Paul and continues walking to his destination.
Normative action: Karen calls Mark in and tells him she will dock his allowance if he keeps leaving his toothbrush out.
Consequence: Mark puts his toothbrush away and remembers to do so from now on.
Normative action: Karen calls Mark in and tells him she will dock his allowance if he keeps leaving his toothbrush out.
Consequence: Mark is traumatized and grossed out, and no longer respects Karen.
Divergent action: Karen throws Mark's toothbrush in the toilet and tells him to retrieve it and put it back.
Consequence: Mark is traumatized and grossed out, and no longer respects Karen.
Consequence: Mark puts his toothbrush away and remembers to do so from now on.
Divergent action: Karen throws Mark's toothbrush in the toilet and tells him to retrieve it and put it back.
Normative action: Keith starts to cry as he tries to process what he has just seen happen.
Consequence: The people in the crowd try to comfort Keith as he sits and cries.
Normative action: Keith starts to cry as he tries to process what he has just seen happen.
Consequence: The people in the crowd accuse Keith of being cruel and insensitive.
Divergent action: Keith starts to laugh as the rest of the crowd rushes to try to save the man's life.
Consequence: The people in the crowd accuse Keith of being cruel and insensitive.
Consequence: The people in the crowd try to comfort Keith as he sits and cries.
Divergent action: Keith starts to laugh as the rest of the crowd rushes to try to save the man's life.
Normative action: Maeve gets out of her seat, pushes it in so the man can get past, and returns to eating her meal.
Consequence: The man is very thankful for Maeve's gesture.
Normative action: Maeve gets out of her seat, pushes it in so the man can get past, and returns to eating her meal.
Consequence: The man has to turn around and figure out an alternative way to his seat.
Divergent action: Maeve stays in her seat and continues to eat her meal.
Consequence: The man has to turn around and figure out an alternative way to his seat.
Consequence: The man is very thankful for Maeve's gesture.
Divergent action: Maeve stays in her seat and continues to eat her meal.
Normative action: Elliot asks Bob to take him and Bob lives right by the airport.
Consequence: Bob takes Elliot the short distance to the airport before going home.
Normative action: Elliot asks Bob to take him and Bob lives right by the airport.
Consequence: Jack takes Elliot there but is grumpy about how long it all takes because of the distance.
Divergent action: Elliot asks Jack to take him, even though Jack lives the farthest away from the airport.
Consequence: Jack takes Elliot there but is grumpy about how long it all takes because of the distance.
Consequence: Bob takes Elliot the short distance to the airport before going home.
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.
Consequence: After the pastor asks, the teen who took the wallet returns it and reconciles with James.
Normative action: James concludes that everyone makes mistakes and tells the pastor that if someone comes forward, he'll forgive them.
Consequence: Eventually the teenagers come to return James' enmity and egg his house.
Divergent action: James concludes that you can't trust any teenagers and begins treating them with disdain.
Consequence: Eventually the teenagers come to return James' enmity and egg his house.
Consequence: After the pastor asks, the teen who took the wallet returns it and reconciles with James.
Divergent action: James concludes that you can't trust any teenagers and begins treating them with disdain.
Normative action: With Danielle in the room, Kelly tells Paige that she will be grounded if she does not do her homework, but that Danielle has nothing to do with it.
Consequence: Danielle encourages Paige to do her homework, and Paige avoids being grounded.
Normative action: With Danielle in the room, Kelly tells Paige that she will be grounded if she does not do her homework, but that Danielle has nothing to do with it.
Consequence: Danielle overhears the conversation and stops speaking to Paige.
Divergent action: One day when Danielle is over, Kelly tells Paige that she might be doing better in school if she didn't hang around asian people.
Consequence: Danielle overhears the conversation and stops speaking to Paige.
Consequence: Danielle encourages Paige to do her homework, and Paige avoids being grounded.
Divergent action: One day when Danielle is over, Kelly tells Paige that she might be doing better in school if she didn't hang around asian people.
Normative action: Lizzy wraps herself in a towel and rushes to her son's room, deciding to rinse off after she finds out what is wrong.
Consequence: Lizzy sees that her son and the dog are fighting too aggressively and separates them before they can escalate their behavior.
Normative action: Lizzy wraps herself in a towel and rushes to her son's room, deciding to rinse off after she finds out what is wrong.
Consequence: Lizzy realized too late that her son had been being attacked by the family dog, and he is seriously injured.
Divergent action: Lizzy continues her shower for another ten minutes before checking on her son.
Consequence: Lizzy realized too late that her son had been being attacked by the family dog, and he is seriously injured.
Consequence: Lizzy sees that her son and the dog are fighting too aggressively and separates them before they can escalate their behavior.
Divergent action: Lizzy continues her shower for another ten minutes before checking on her son.
Normative action: Samantha asks her parents if they know anywhere she can earn some more money.
Consequence: The parents send Samantha over to the neighbors house who happens to need a babysitter.
Normative action: Samantha asks her parents if they know anywhere she can earn some more money.
Consequence: The parents give Samantha the money, foregoing important medications that month.
Divergent action: Samantha tells her parents she's going to be out on the street without the money.
Consequence: The parents give Samantha the money, foregoing important medications that month.
Consequence: The parents send Samantha over to the neighbors house who happens to need a babysitter.
Divergent action: Samantha tells her parents she's going to be out on the street without the money.
Normative action: Matt orders an inexpensive item off the menu and leaves a modest tip.
Consequence: The server is satisfied to get a tip for serving the table.
Normative action: Matt orders an inexpensive item off the menu and leaves a modest tip.
Consequence: The server is discouraged as he is dependent on tips to make a living wage.
Divergent action: Matt enjoys his food, and he does not leave a tip in order to spend less money.
Consequence: The server is discouraged as he is dependent on tips to make a living wage.
Consequence: The server is satisfied to get a tip for serving the table.
Divergent action: Matt enjoys his food, and he does not leave a tip in order to spend less money.
Normative action: Riley tells her kids everything she knows about the African slave trade.
Consequence: Riley's kids gain perspective and are more aware of how awful humans can be.
Normative action: Riley tells her kids everything she knows about the African slave trade.
Consequence: Riley's kids will have awkward encounters in the future, and they will be less considerate.
Divergent action: Riley pretends that slavery didn't happen and doesn't tell her kids.
Consequence: Riley's kids will have awkward encounters in the future, and they will be less considerate.
Consequence: Riley's kids gain perspective and are more aware of how awful humans can be.
Divergent action: Riley pretends that slavery didn't happen and doesn't tell her kids.
Normative action: Madeline overhears her cheer group mentioning Heather, and tells them if they care for her as a teammate, they will stop gossiping about her best friend.
Consequence: Madeline's cheer group obey her wishes and the drama ceases.
Normative action: Madeline overhears her cheer group mentioning Heather, and tells them if they care for her as a teammate, they will stop gossiping about her best friend.
Consequence: Heather witnesses Madeline's conversation and refuses to speak with her ever again.
Divergent action: Madeline overhears her cheer group talking about Heather and joins in.
Consequence: Heather witnesses Madeline's conversation and refuses to speak with her ever again.
Consequence: Madeline's cheer group obey her wishes and the drama ceases.
Divergent action: Madeline overhears her cheer group talking about Heather and joins in.
Normative action: Greg decides to take a quick shower before he runs to the restaurant to pick up his meal.
Consequence: The customers eating at the restaurant are not bothered when Greg comes in.
Normative action: Greg decides to take a quick shower before he runs to the restaurant to pick up his meal.
Consequence: The customers eating at the restaurant are disgusted by Greg's dirty clothes and smell.
Divergent action: Greg decides to wear the clothes he has been working in and go into the restaurant to pick up his food.
Consequence: The customers eating at the restaurant are disgusted by Greg's dirty clothes and smell.
Consequence: The customers eating at the restaurant are not bothered when Greg comes in.
Divergent action: Greg decides to wear the clothes he has been working in and go into the restaurant to pick up his food.
Normative action: Harry goes to Albert's school to request a meeting with his teacher.
Consequence: Harry comes to an understanding with his son's teacher, and Albert is never picked on again.
Normative action: Harry goes to Albert's school to request a meeting with his teacher.
Consequence: Albert continues to be picked on by his teacher.
Divergent action: Hoping not to stir up drama, Harry does nothing about Albert's concerns.
Consequence: Albert continues to be picked on by his teacher.
Consequence: Harry comes to an understanding with his son's teacher, and Albert is never picked on again.
Divergent action: Hoping not to stir up drama, Harry does nothing about Albert's concerns.
Normative action: Jenny minds her own business and pulls out her phone to read an e-book.
Consequence: Jenny has an uneventful train ride.
Normative action: Jenny minds her own business and pulls out her phone to read an e-book.
Consequence: Jenny is ignored by both women.
Divergent action: Jenny inserts herself in the pairs conversation and offers possible solutions.
Consequence: Jenny is ignored by both women.
Consequence: Jenny has an uneventful train ride.
Divergent action: Jenny inserts herself in the pairs conversation and offers possible solutions.
Normative action: Rumi names the puppy Beni.
Consequence: Beni turns to Rumi everytime Rumi calls Beni's name.
Normative action: Rumi names the puppy Beni.
Consequence: The puppy barely responded to Rumi.
Divergent action: Rumi can't come up with a name for the puppy and just whistles to get the puppy's attention.
Consequence: The puppy barely responded to Rumi.
Consequence: Beni turns to Rumi everytime Rumi calls Beni's name.
Divergent action: Rumi can't come up with a name for the puppy and just whistles to get the puppy's attention.
Normative action: Josephine calls her mom to ask if it is okay that she buys some souvenirs.
Consequence: Josephine's mom sets a strict budget, but allows her to use the card for souvenirs.
Normative action: Josephine calls her mom to ask if it is okay that she buys some souvenirs.
Consequence: Josephine's mom goes to use the card back home, and it is declined.
Divergent action: Josephine goes on a shopping spree with her mom's card.
Consequence: Josephine's mom goes to use the card back home, and it is declined.
Consequence: Josephine's mom sets a strict budget, but allows her to use the card for souvenirs.
Divergent action: Josephine goes on a shopping spree with her mom's card.
Normative action: William listens to his music on headphones to not disturb others.
Consequence: William gets his studying done, and the neighbors get their sleep.
Normative action: William listens to his music on headphones to not disturb others.
Consequence: William's music keeps his neighbors awake, and they complain to the property manager.
Divergent action: William listens to his music at a loud volume for hours.
Consequence: William's music keeps his neighbors awake, and they complain to the property manager.
Consequence: William gets his studying done, and the neighbors get their sleep.
Divergent action: William listens to his music at a loud volume for hours.
Normative action: Will plans his trip out with a loose schedule and makes reservations to avoid working in the future.
Consequence: Will's trip goes seamlessly, and he gets the relaxation that he needs.
Normative action: Will plans his trip out with a loose schedule and makes reservations to avoid working in the future.
Consequence: Will has a hard time doing anything because numerous activities require a reservation.
Divergent action: Will doesn't plan any events, so he can "go with the flow" and avoid the stress of planning.
Consequence: Will has a hard time doing anything because numerous activities require a reservation.
Consequence: Will's trip goes seamlessly, and he gets the relaxation that he needs.
Divergent action: Will doesn't plan any events, so he can "go with the flow" and avoid the stress of planning.
Normative action: Tamaki asks about Randal's day and general interests.
Consequence: Randal invites Tamaki to hang out that weekend.
Normative action: Tamaki asks about Randal's day and general interests.
Consequence: An annoyed Randal refuses to drive Tamaki anywhere again.
Divergent action: Tamaki comments on Randal's abilities and makes suggestions on how to improve his driving.
Consequence: An annoyed Randal refuses to drive Tamaki anywhere again.
Consequence: Randal invites Tamaki to hang out that weekend.
Divergent action: Tamaki comments on Randal's abilities and makes suggestions on how to improve his driving.
Normative action: Souji gives his team mate tips on how to move quickly with the ball.
Consequence: Souji's teammate feels like someone is on his side.
Normative action: Souji gives his team mate tips on how to move quickly with the ball.
Consequence: Souji's teammate continues to struggle.
Divergent action: Souji goes home and organizes all of his books and notebooks.
Consequence: Souji's teammate continues to struggle.
Consequence: Souji's teammate feels like someone is on his side.
Divergent action: Souji goes home and organizes all of his books and notebooks.
Normative action: Brandon pulls the parking lot of a nearby store and orders the items from instacart.
Consequence: Because he returned early, Brandon catches his favorite movie on TV.
Normative action: Brandon pulls the parking lot of a nearby store and orders the items from instacart.
Consequence: Brandon receives a ticket from the cops for parking in the wrong location.
Divergent action: Brandon parks in the handicapped parking zone taking up two spaces.
Consequence: Brandon receives a ticket from the cops for parking in the wrong location.
Consequence: Because he returned early, Brandon catches his favorite movie on TV.
Divergent action: Brandon parks in the handicapped parking zone taking up two spaces.
Normative action: Benjamin reports the other user to a forum moderator for being abusive.
Consequence: The forum moderator bans the other user for the threats and other insults he has sent Benjamin.
Normative action: Benjamin reports the other user to a forum moderator for being abusive.
Consequence: Both Benjamin and the other user are suspended from the forum for making threats.
Divergent action: Benjamin sends the other person violent threats like the ones he received from the other person.
Consequence: Both Benjamin and the other user are suspended from the forum for making threats.
Consequence: The forum moderator bans the other user for the threats and other insults he has sent Benjamin.
Divergent action: Benjamin sends the other person violent threats like the ones he received from the other person.
Normative action: Lance takes the trash to recycling center in the nearest large city.
Consequence: The trash is remade into useful products and decreases people's consumption of non-renewable resources.
Normative action: Lance takes the trash to recycling center in the nearest large city.
Consequence: The trash sits in the woods and poisons the creatures who come near it to eat.
Divergent action: Lance goes out into the woods and dumps the trash in a hole that he finds.
Consequence: The trash sits in the woods and poisons the creatures who come near it to eat.
Consequence: The trash is remade into useful products and decreases people's consumption of non-renewable resources.
Divergent action: Lance goes out into the woods and dumps the trash in a hole that he finds.
Normative action: Doug wears some jeans and shirts that he picked up from a thrift store.
Consequence: Hikers who see Doug note his not-so-great clothes but otherwise treat him normally.
Normative action: Doug wears some jeans and shirts that he picked up from a thrift store.
Consequence: Hikers occasionally see or meet up with Doug and are freaked out that he travels nude.
Divergent action: Doug doesn't buy clothes because no one is around him in the mountains.
Consequence: Hikers occasionally see or meet up with Doug and are freaked out that he travels nude.
Consequence: Hikers who see Doug note his not-so-great clothes but otherwise treat him normally.
Divergent action: Doug doesn't buy clothes because no one is around him in the mountains.
Normative action: Jane refuses to marry her boyfriend, and they end up breaking up.
Consequence: Jane is spared an unhealthy marriage and soon finds a partner she can trust.
Normative action: Jane refuses to marry her boyfriend, and they end up breaking up.
Consequence: Jane's boyfriend keeps cheating on her when he is her husband, and she is unhappy in the marriage.
Divergent action: Jane accepts her boyfriend's marriage proposal, and they get married.
Consequence: Jane's boyfriend keeps cheating on her when he is her husband, and she is unhappy in the marriage.
Consequence: Jane is spared an unhealthy marriage and soon finds a partner she can trust.
Divergent action: Jane accepts her boyfriend's marriage proposal, and they get married.
Normative action: Matt rinses and reuses the freezer bags once the bread is eaten.
Consequence: Matt almost never has to buy freezer bags as the old ones last for several batches.
Normative action: Matt rinses and reuses the freezer bags once the bread is eaten.
Consequence: Matt's grocery budget increases by $5-10 a month, and he has more trash to throw out.
Divergent action: Matt uses a new freezer bag for each new loaf of bread and throws out the old one.
Consequence: Matt's grocery budget increases by $5-10 a month, and he has more trash to throw out.