CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Dave tells Jim that he's not comfortable having his lawn mower  leave his home as it's expensive.
Consequence: Jim is annoyed that Dave won't share with him and stressed out about locating another mower.
Consequence: Jim is delighted that Dave has helped him solve his problem and is happy to have a friend like Dave.
Divergent action: Dave tells Jim that he's not comfortable having his lawn mower  leave his home as it's expensive.
Normative action: Jill realizes that Sally is not a thief anymore and asks Sally if she could help find the necklace.
Consequence: Sandy and Jill work together and become closer as friends.
Normative action: Jill realizes that Sally is not a thief anymore and asks Sally if she could help find the necklace.
Consequence: Sandy resents Jill for the accusation, and the two never speak again.
Divergent action: Knowing Sandy's past, Jill immediately suspects that Sandy took the necklace.
Consequence: Sandy resents Jill for the accusation, and the two never speak again.
Consequence: Sandy and Jill work together and become closer as friends.
Divergent action: Knowing Sandy's past, Jill immediately suspects that Sandy took the necklace.
Normative action: John attempts to immerse himself in the local culture and learn about their customs.
Consequence: John has an enriching vacation where he is able to enjoy himself and learn new things.
Normative action: John attempts to immerse himself in the local culture and learn about their customs.
Consequence: The locals are offended by John's behavior, so they give him food poisoning and pick his pockets.
Divergent action: John shows no interest in learning local customs and goes about his business as he pleases.
Consequence: The locals are offended by John's behavior, so they give him food poisoning and pick his pockets.
Consequence: John has an enriching vacation where he is able to enjoy himself and learn new things.
Divergent action: John shows no interest in learning local customs and goes about his business as he pleases.
Normative action: Demi tells Karla that she needs to get groceries and asks if they can push dinner back by an hour.
Consequence: Karla agrees, and she and Demi enjoy a nice dinner later on in the evening.
Normative action: Demi tells Karla that she needs to get groceries and asks if they can push dinner back by an hour.
Consequence: Karla didn't think Demi would show, so she left the restaurant.
Divergent action: Demi is still shopping around when she sees that it is already 7:30, but figures Karla won't mind a bit of a wait.
Consequence: Karla didn't think Demi would show, so she left the restaurant.
Consequence: Karla agrees, and she and Demi enjoy a nice dinner later on in the evening.
Divergent action: Demi is still shopping around when she sees that it is already 7:30, but figures Karla won't mind a bit of a wait.
Normative action: George puts fart bags on everyone's seat at the dinner table.
Consequence: George and his friends have a good laugh before enjoying their nice dinner without any harm being done.
Normative action: George puts fart bags on everyone's seat at the dinner table.
Consequence: One of George's friends chokes on his food in the midst of screaming.
Divergent action: George hides underneath the dinner table then jumps out wearing a clown mask.
Consequence: One of George's friends chokes on his food in the midst of screaming.
Consequence: George and his friends have a good laugh before enjoying their nice dinner without any harm being done.
Divergent action: George hides underneath the dinner table then jumps out wearing a clown mask.
Normative action: Molly puts herself into counseling.
Consequence: Molly's counseling helps her work through her feelings, and she begins to feel better little by little.
Normative action: Molly puts herself into counseling.
Consequence: Molly feels uncomfortable because she isn't wearing clothes she actually likes.
Divergent action: Molly tries to dress the way other girls do.
Consequence: Molly feels uncomfortable because she isn't wearing clothes she actually likes.
Consequence: Molly's counseling helps her work through her feelings, and she begins to feel better little by little.
Divergent action: Molly tries to dress the way other girls do.
Normative action: Beth tells  Bobby she doesn't have the money and won't until next month, so he tells her not to worry about it.
Consequence: Beth appreciates Bobby's kindness and is happy to keep a roof over her head.
Normative action: Beth tells  Bobby she doesn't have the money and won't until next month, so he tells her not to worry about it.
Consequence: Beth ends up living in her car and will never speak to Bobby again.
Divergent action: Beth tells  Bobby she doesn't have the money and won't until next month, so he tells her she has a week to vacate the premises.
Consequence: Beth ends up living in her car and will never speak to Bobby again.
Consequence: Beth appreciates Bobby's kindness and is happy to keep a roof over her head.
Divergent action: Beth tells  Bobby she doesn't have the money and won't until next month, so he tells her she has a week to vacate the premises.
Normative action: Jim gets up early the next morning and rides the bus to work.
Consequence: Jim arrives at work on time and has a productive day.
Normative action: Jim gets up early the next morning and rides the bus to work.
Consequence: Jim gets yelled at later that day by Sam, who is furious that he took his car without permission.
Divergent action: Jim takes Sam's car keys and borrows his car to go to work without asking first.
Consequence: Jim gets yelled at later that day by Sam, who is furious that he took his car without permission.
Consequence: Jim arrives at work on time and has a productive day.
Divergent action: Jim takes Sam's car keys and borrows his car to go to work without asking first.
Normative action: Michael tells Janet that the meal is delicious, and he's really thankful she took the time to make it for him.
Consequence: Janet is delighted to see Michael enjoying the food and is happy that the recipe worked out as she hoped.
Normative action: Michael tells Janet that the meal is delicious, and he's really thankful she took the time to make it for him.
Consequence: Janet is upset that Michael doesn't like the taste and is stressed that she made a mistake in the recipe.
Divergent action: Michael tells Janet that it's not great because it hasn't been seasoned properly.
Consequence: Janet is upset that Michael doesn't like the taste and is stressed that she made a mistake in the recipe.
Consequence: Janet is delighted to see Michael enjoying the food and is happy that the recipe worked out as she hoped.
Divergent action: Michael tells Janet that it's not great because it hasn't been seasoned properly.
Normative action: James calls his friends and spends the evening coming up with fresh material.
Consequence: James is proud when his friend laughs at his jokes.
Normative action: James calls his friends and spends the evening coming up with fresh material.
Consequence: James is called out for being a racist later by the angry crowd.
Divergent action: James makes his jokes based on racial stereotypes.
Consequence: James is called out for being a racist later by the angry crowd.
Consequence: James is proud when his friend laughs at his jokes.
Divergent action: James makes his jokes based on racial stereotypes.
Normative action: Amy tells Shannon that time heals all wounds and that she forgives her, and they can restart their friendship.
Consequence: Shannon is relieved to hear she has been forgiven and is excited to be given a second chance to prove she's a good friend.
Normative action: Amy tells Shannon that time heals all wounds and that she forgives her, and they can restart their friendship.
Consequence: Shannon is devastated that her apology was rebuked and saddened that Amy is willing to end their relationship.
Divergent action: Amy tells Shannon that she can never forget what she's done, she'll never be over it, and they won't ever talk again after this.
Consequence: Shannon is devastated that her apology was rebuked and saddened that Amy is willing to end their relationship.
Consequence: Shannon is relieved to hear she has been forgiven and is excited to be given a second chance to prove she's a good friend.
Divergent action: Amy tells Shannon that she can never forget what she's done, she'll never be over it, and they won't ever talk again after this.
Normative action: Mary decides to help Ted with any losses he occurred and resolves the conflict.
Consequence: Ted is grateful for Mary's assistance, and they have a great time together.
Normative action: Mary decides to help Ted with any losses he occurred and resolves the conflict.
Consequence: Ted holds a grudge against Mary and May feels guilty.
Divergent action: Mary decides to leave the room without resolving the argument.
Consequence: Ted holds a grudge against Mary and May feels guilty.
Consequence: Ted is grateful for Mary's assistance, and they have a great time together.
Divergent action: Mary decides to leave the room without resolving the argument.
Normative action: Brandon tells his friends to take it easy with the ribbing and introduces them to the new student.
Consequence: The new student is happy to meet them and feels good about his first day of school.
Normative action: Brandon tells his friends to take it easy with the ribbing and introduces them to the new student.
Consequence: The new student begins to feel bullied and leaves the group feeling upset.
Divergent action: Brandon meets his friend's jokes with more jokes of his own about the new kid.
Consequence: The new student begins to feel bullied and leaves the group feeling upset.
Consequence: The new student is happy to meet them and feels good about his first day of school.
Divergent action: Brandon meets his friend's jokes with more jokes of his own about the new kid.
Normative action: Bill tells Calvin that it's a really fine automobile and that Bill wishes he had one like it.
Consequence: Calvin is delighted that his friend likes his car and that he confirmed his decision to buy it.
Normative action: Bill tells Calvin that it's a really fine automobile and that Bill wishes he had one like it.
Consequence: Calvin is insulted that Bill thinks he made a bad decision and is insecure about having bought the car.
Divergent action: Bill tells Calvin that it's kind of ugly for how much it cost him and it was probably a dumb purchase.
Consequence: Calvin is insulted that Bill thinks he made a bad decision and is insecure about having bought the car.
Consequence: Calvin is delighted that his friend likes his car and that he confirmed his decision to buy it.
Divergent action: Bill tells Calvin that it's kind of ugly for how much it cost him and it was probably a dumb purchase.
Normative action: Ed apologizes to Hal, saying that he will do better, which he does.
Consequence: Ed continues to have a roof over his head and Hal keeps living with a friend.
Normative action: Ed apologizes to Hal, saying that he will do better, which he does.
Consequence: Ed gets kicked out and is now homeless with nowhere to put his belongings, which makes Hal feel guilty.
Divergent action: Ed disregards Hal’s request and keeps being messy in common areas.
Consequence: Ed gets kicked out and is now homeless with nowhere to put his belongings, which makes Hal feel guilty.
Consequence: Ed continues to have a roof over his head and Hal keeps living with a friend.
Divergent action: Ed disregards Hal’s request and keeps being messy in common areas.
Normative action: John asks his girlfriend to join him on an exciting trip to Paris, which she does.
Consequence: John's girlfriend has a great time traveling with him and feels closer to him as a result of the trip.
Normative action: John asks his girlfriend to join him on an exciting trip to Paris, which she does.
Consequence: John's girlfriend feels insulted that John doesn't want her to join him and considers ending the relationship.
Divergent action: John travels to Paris by himself telling his girlfriend he wants to have a personal adventure.
Consequence: John's girlfriend feels insulted that John doesn't want her to join him and considers ending the relationship.
Consequence: John's girlfriend has a great time traveling with him and feels closer to him as a result of the trip.
Divergent action: John travels to Paris by himself telling his girlfriend he wants to have a personal adventure.
Normative action: Devin sees a therapist in order to get over what's been bothering him.
Consequence: Devin is able to find another job eventually, and his family is better taken care of.
Normative action: Devin sees a therapist in order to get over what's been bothering him.
Consequence: Devin never gets to experience anything anymore, and his family misses him greatly.
Divergent action: Devin kills himself in order to stop feeling so much pain.
Consequence: Devin never gets to experience anything anymore, and his family misses him greatly.
Consequence: Devin is able to find another job eventually, and his family is better taken care of.
Divergent action: Devin kills himself in order to stop feeling so much pain.
Normative action: Chase gets socks from his dad and puts them on right away.
Consequence: Chase's dad feels glad for giving Chase a present that he is happy with.
Normative action: Chase gets socks from his dad and puts them on right away.
Consequence: Chase's dad starts to feel bad for not giving Chase a present he would like.
Divergent action: Chase gets socks from his dad and proceeds to throw them in the trash.
Consequence: Chase's dad starts to feel bad for not giving Chase a present he would like.
Consequence: Chase's dad feels glad for giving Chase a present that he is happy with.
Divergent action: Chase gets socks from his dad and proceeds to throw them in the trash.
Normative action: Greg asks his girlfriend if she will tell him about her day as soon as the game is over.
Consequence: Teresa understands and is happy to wait until after the game to have Greg's full attention.
Normative action: Greg asks his girlfriend if she will tell him about her day as soon as the game is over.
Consequence: Teresa is upset and annoyed that Greg isn't listening to her.
Divergent action: Greg ignores his  girlfriend completely and continues watching the game.
Consequence: Teresa is upset and annoyed that Greg isn't listening to her.
Consequence: Teresa understands and is happy to wait until after the game to have Greg's full attention.
Divergent action: Greg ignores his  girlfriend completely and continues watching the game.
Normative action: Joe tells Janet that they do go together and that she looks great.
Consequence: Janet is delighted that her brother helped her choose her outfit and that he's so complimentary toward her.
Normative action: Joe tells Janet that they do go together and that she looks great.
Consequence: Janet is hurt and embarrassed and feels self conscious so she begins to cry.
Divergent action: Joe tells Janet that everything on her looks hideous and that she shouldn't bother trying.
Consequence: Janet is hurt and embarrassed and feels self conscious so she begins to cry.
Consequence: Janet is delighted that her brother helped her choose her outfit and that he's so complimentary toward her.
Divergent action: Joe tells Janet that everything on her looks hideous and that she shouldn't bother trying.
Normative action: Jane talks to the guests about casual topics to keep the mood light.
Consequence: The guests are able to enjoy themselves through the company and fun conversation.
Normative action: Jane talks to the guests about casual topics to keep the mood light.
Consequence: The guests feel uncomfortable and awkward as Jane keeps pushes her stresses onto them.
Divergent action: Jane speaks to the guests but keeps remarking about how stressed out she is.
Consequence: The guests feel uncomfortable and awkward as Jane keeps pushes her stresses onto them.
Consequence: The guests are able to enjoy themselves through the company and fun conversation.
Divergent action: Jane speaks to the guests but keeps remarking about how stressed out she is.
Normative action: Dawson answers the phone and Keith invites him to a baseball game that afternoon.
Consequence: Dawson has a great time at the baseball game with Keith.
Normative action: Dawson answers the phone and Keith invites him to a baseball game that afternoon.
Consequence: Dawson later learns that he missed out on a chance to go see his favorite baseball team because he didn't answer his phone.
Divergent action: Dawson turns off the ringer and does not answer the call because he doesn't feel like talking.
Consequence: Dawson later learns that he missed out on a chance to go see his favorite baseball team because he didn't answer his phone.
Consequence: Dawson has a great time at the baseball game with Keith.
Divergent action: Dawson turns off the ringer and does not answer the call because he doesn't feel like talking.
Normative action: Sonja decides to buy the game herself and earn the money she needs.
Consequence: Sonja buys the game and enjoys it without any threats to her relationship.
Normative action: Sonja decides to buy the game herself and earn the money she needs.
Consequence: It works this time, but eventually her boyfriend gets sick of this manipulation and leaves her.
Divergent action: Sonja decides to stop having sex with her boyfriend until he buys it for her.
Consequence: It works this time, but eventually her boyfriend gets sick of this manipulation and leaves her.
Consequence: Sonja buys the game and enjoys it without any threats to her relationship.
Divergent action: Sonja decides to stop having sex with her boyfriend until he buys it for her.
Normative action: Mandy tells her friend she is at work and tells her calls are distracting.
Consequence: Mandy's friend learns to have patience and waits for a better time to talk.
Normative action: Mandy tells her friend she is at work and tells her calls are distracting.
Consequence: Mandy's friend thinks she is being ignored without cause.
Divergent action: Mandy turns off her phone without saying anything.
Consequence: Mandy's friend thinks she is being ignored without cause.
Consequence: Mandy's friend learns to have patience and waits for a better time to talk.
Divergent action: Mandy turns off her phone without saying anything.
Normative action: Gabriel spends the night dancing and telling jokes with her friends, and avoids bringing up her ex.
Consequence: Gabriel and her friends have a great night together and make lots of memories.
Normative action: Gabriel spends the night dancing and telling jokes with her friends, and avoids bringing up her ex.
Consequence: Her ex-boyfriend's brother overhears, and tells her friends that she is lying, causing her friends to distrust her.
Divergent action: Gabriel tells her friends that it was her who broke up with her boyfriend, because he wasn’t smart or wealthy enough.
Consequence: Her ex-boyfriend's brother overhears, and tells her friends that she is lying, causing her friends to distrust her.
Consequence: Gabriel and her friends have a great night together and make lots of memories.
Divergent action: Gabriel tells her friends that it was her who broke up with her boyfriend, because he wasn’t smart or wealthy enough.
Normative action: Donald stays later at work during the week leading up to the concert.
Consequence: Donald gets his work ahead of time and is able to go to the concert worry free.
Normative action: Donald stays later at work during the week leading up to the concert.
Consequence: Donald doesn't get his work done by the deadline and misses out on a bonus as a result.
Divergent action: Donald gets behind on his work and chooses to go to the concert anyway.
Consequence: Donald doesn't get his work done by the deadline and misses out on a bonus as a result.
Consequence: Donald gets his work ahead of time and is able to go to the concert worry free.
Divergent action: Donald gets behind on his work and chooses to go to the concert anyway.
Normative action: Bart agrees to get in the picture together with his wife.
Consequence: Lessie is happy that Bart is in the picture with her, and the picture comes out really well.
Normative action: Bart agrees to get in the picture together with his wife.
Consequence: Lessie is upset and feels that they missed a good opportunity to get an interesting photo of their trip.
Divergent action: Bart says he doesn't want to be in any pictures and refuses to join her.
Consequence: Lessie is upset and feels that they missed a good opportunity to get an interesting photo of their trip.
Consequence: Lessie is happy that Bart is in the picture with her, and the picture comes out really well.
Divergent action: Bart says he doesn't want to be in any pictures and refuses to join her.
Normative action: Jack looks up a grief councilor and makes an appointment to go see them right away.
Consequence: Jack is able to learn new techniques to help him diminish his grief in a healthy way.
Normative action: Jack looks up a grief councilor and makes an appointment to go see them right away.
Consequence: Jack's relapse is massive and shocking to his system, and he passes away from alcohol poisoning.
Divergent action: Jack goes to the liquor store and buys an inordinate amount of liquor in an attempt to forget everything.
Consequence: Jack's relapse is massive and shocking to his system, and he passes away from alcohol poisoning.
Consequence: Jack is able to learn new techniques to help him diminish his grief in a healthy way.
Divergent action: Jack goes to the liquor store and buys an inordinate amount of liquor in an attempt to forget everything.
Normative action: Gordon tells his wife that he's going golfing since he's taken a day off work today.
Consequence: Gordon's wife is happy to see Gordon utilizing some time off work to go do something relaxing.
Normative action: Gordon tells his wife that he's going golfing since he's taken a day off work today.
Consequence: Gordon's wife later finds out he lied, and he had taken a day off work and is now suspicious of Gordon and insecure about him.
Divergent action: Gordon tells his wife that he's going to work, it's just casual day, so he's taking advantage.
Consequence: Gordon's wife later finds out he lied, and he had taken a day off work and is now suspicious of Gordon and insecure about him.
Consequence: Gordon's wife is happy to see Gordon utilizing some time off work to go do something relaxing.
Divergent action: Gordon tells his wife that he's going to work, it's just casual day, so he's taking advantage.
Normative action: Will runs the washer with Chad's clothes, dries them, and hangs them up.
Consequence: Chad thanks Will multiple times for his kindness and offers to get him dinner for helping him out.
Normative action: Will runs the washer with Chad's clothes, dries them, and hangs them up.
Consequence: Chad doesn't see the clothes when he comes home, trips, and is frustrated with Will for just leaving them there.
Divergent action: Will takes Chad's laundry out and puts it on the floor of his bedroom, then loads the washing machine with his clothes.
Consequence: Chad doesn't see the clothes when he comes home, trips, and is frustrated with Will for just leaving them there.
Consequence: Chad thanks Will multiple times for his kindness and offers to get him dinner for helping him out.
Divergent action: Will takes Chad's laundry out and puts it on the floor of his bedroom, then loads the washing machine with his clothes.
Normative action: Peter goes to the cemetery after work and brings flowers to his grandfather's grave.
Consequence: Peter spends time at his grandfather's grave and remembers the good times with the man.
Normative action: Peter goes to the cemetery after work and brings flowers to his grandfather's grave.
Consequence: The police are called to the cemetery for suspicious behavior, and they arrest Peter for being drunk in public.
Divergent action: Peter goes to the cemetery at night and drinks a six pack of beer at his grandfather's grave.
Consequence: The police are called to the cemetery for suspicious behavior, and they arrest Peter for being drunk in public.