CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Larry waits until the waitress comes to his table, and he asks her for a refill.
Consequence: The other customers are offended by Larry's actions and give him angry looks.
Divergent action: Larry sees the waitress across the room and whistles loudly to get her attention.
Consequence: The other customers are offended by Larry's actions and give him angry looks.
Consequence: The other customers are able to eat their meals without interruption.
Divergent action: Larry sees the waitress across the room and whistles loudly to get her attention.
Normative action: Pete decides to become a teacher at his old high school.
Consequence: Pete gets to work and help people at the same time and feels fulfilled.
Normative action: Pete decides to become a teacher at his old high school.
Consequence: Pete doesn't help anyone and is just focused on making money.
Divergent action: Pete decides to become a banker, because he doesn't want to struggle.
Consequence: Pete doesn't help anyone and is just focused on making money.
Consequence: Pete gets to work and help people at the same time and feels fulfilled.
Divergent action: Pete decides to become a banker, because he doesn't want to struggle.
Normative action: Brooklyn tells her boss that she needs a break, so she can get some air.
Consequence: Brooklyn's boss takes care of the customer for her and Brooklyn is able to calm down outside.
Normative action: Brooklyn tells her boss that she needs a break, so she can get some air.
Consequence: Another customer sees what Brooklyn does and gets her fired from her job.
Divergent action: Brooklyn decides to spit in the customer's food as revenge when she brings it out to them.
Consequence: Another customer sees what Brooklyn does and gets her fired from her job.
Consequence: Brooklyn's boss takes care of the customer for her and Brooklyn is able to calm down outside.
Divergent action: Brooklyn decides to spit in the customer's food as revenge when she brings it out to them.
Normative action: Dana listens and offers advice when Jim tells her about his problems at work.
Consequence: Jim thinks Dana is nice and asks her out again.
Normative action: Dana listens and offers advice when Jim tells her about his problems at work.
Consequence: Jim thinks Dana is rude and isn't interested in seeing her again.
Divergent action: Dana is annoyed when Jim tells her about his problems at work and thinks he is a whiner.
Consequence: Jim thinks Dana is rude and isn't interested in seeing her again.
Consequence: Jim thinks Dana is nice and asks her out again.
Divergent action: Dana is annoyed when Jim tells her about his problems at work and thinks he is a whiner.
Normative action: Sam politely tells his mom that he doesn't appreciate being woken up early, while having dinner.
Consequence: Sam's mom appreciates Sam being mature in asking and gives Sam a break.
Normative action: Sam politely tells his mom that he doesn't appreciate being woken up early, while having dinner.
Consequence: Sam's mom punishes Sam, and he feels bad the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Sam yells at his mom next time she wakes him up, screaming and shouting expletives to get her to stop.
Consequence: Sam's mom punishes Sam, and he feels bad the rest of the day.
Consequence: Sam's mom appreciates Sam being mature in asking and gives Sam a break.
Divergent action: Sam yells at his mom next time she wakes him up, screaming and shouting expletives to get her to stop.
Normative action: Sam tells the teacher how he feels, but tells the teacher he knows it's wrong.
Consequence: The teacher sits with Sam a long time, and explains this is common, and he'll get over his feelings soon.
Normative action: Sam tells the teacher how he feels, but tells the teacher he knows it's wrong.
Consequence: The teacher gives in, and gives him a relationship, they get caught and the teacher gets fired.
Divergent action: Sam tells the teacher exactly how he feels, stating he wants a relationship.
Consequence: The teacher gives in, and gives him a relationship, they get caught and the teacher gets fired.
Consequence: The teacher sits with Sam a long time, and explains this is common, and he'll get over his feelings soon.
Divergent action: Sam tells the teacher exactly how he feels, stating he wants a relationship.
Normative action: Mark buys multiple streaming services so that he can watch as many movies as he can.
Consequence: Mark is able to support content creators and gets to support content creators.
Normative action: Mark buys multiple streaming services so that he can watch as many movies as he can.
Consequence: Mark is taking money away from content creators and is breaking the law.
Divergent action: Mark continues to download movies, because he loves how easy they are to obtain.
Consequence: Mark is taking money away from content creators and is breaking the law.
Consequence: Mark is able to support content creators and gets to support content creators.
Divergent action: Mark continues to download movies, because he loves how easy they are to obtain.
Normative action: Tony talks the salesman down in price and pays for the necklace with his debit card.
Consequence: Tony is proud of himself for using his negotiation skills to get what he wanted and is exited to give the necklace to his girlfriend.
Normative action: Tony talks the salesman down in price and pays for the necklace with his debit card.
Consequence: The clerk calls the police because the check was fraudulent and presses charges against Tony.
Divergent action: Tony takes a check from a checkbook for an account he no longer has and gives it to the clerk.
Consequence: The clerk calls the police because the check was fraudulent and presses charges against Tony.
Consequence: Tony is proud of himself for using his negotiation skills to get what he wanted and is exited to give the necklace to his girlfriend.
Divergent action: Tony takes a check from a checkbook for an account he no longer has and gives it to the clerk.
Normative action: Jerry decides to ask Mary directly what Mary is like, and they have a conversation.
Consequence: Mary is happy Jerry was courageous, and they continue seeing each other.
Normative action: Jerry decides to ask Mary directly what Mary is like, and they have a conversation.
Consequence: Mary finds out Jerry is stalking her and reports him to the principle, and Jerry feels sorry.
Divergent action: Jerry visits Mary's Facebook ten times a day to collect as much info as possible on her.
Consequence: Mary finds out Jerry is stalking her and reports him to the principle, and Jerry feels sorry.
Consequence: Mary is happy Jerry was courageous, and they continue seeing each other.
Divergent action: Jerry visits Mary's Facebook ten times a day to collect as much info as possible on her.
Normative action: Fran spends a lot of time working nights and weekends at her job.
Consequence: The president of the company is impressed by Fran's hard work and gives her a promotion.
Normative action: Fran spends a lot of time working nights and weekends at her job.
Consequence: The president of the company finds out about the affair and fires Fran.
Divergent action: Fran has an affair with her boss, so he will give her a promotion.
Consequence: The president of the company finds out about the affair and fires Fran.
Consequence: The president of the company is impressed by Fran's hard work and gives her a promotion.
Divergent action: Fran has an affair with her boss, so he will give her a promotion.
Normative action: Coy studies hard during the week and goes out on the weekend.
Consequence: Coy passes all his classes because of his hard work.
Normative action: Coy studies hard during the week and goes out on the weekend.
Consequence: Coy doesn't learn anything, and he ends up failing his classes.
Divergent action: Coy goes to class everyday after a night of partying and falls asleep in class.
Consequence: Coy doesn't learn anything, and he ends up failing his classes.
Consequence: Coy passes all his classes because of his hard work.
Divergent action: Coy goes to class everyday after a night of partying and falls asleep in class.
Normative action: Mindy separates from her abuser John and only hangs around positive people.
Consequence: Mindy feels much happier and has a better life.
Normative action: Mindy separates from her abuser John and only hangs around positive people.
Consequence: Mindy dies and is therefore no longer able to feel anything ever again.
Divergent action: Mindy takes a kitchen knife and stabs herself in the chest out of depression.
Consequence: Mindy dies and is therefore no longer able to feel anything ever again.
Consequence: Mindy feels much happier and has a better life.
Divergent action: Mindy takes a kitchen knife and stabs herself in the chest out of depression.
Normative action: Don gets a job as a  lifeguard for the summer.
Consequence: Don's parents are happy that Don has money to help them with the bills.
Normative action: Don gets a job as a  lifeguard for the summer.
Consequence: Don's parents are annoyed that he isn't doing anything useful.
Divergent action: Don goes to the pool all day and lays around.
Consequence: Don's parents are annoyed that he isn't doing anything useful.
Consequence: Don's parents are happy that Don has money to help them with the bills.
Divergent action: Don goes to the pool all day and lays around.
Normative action: Kathy lets others tell their stories before she gets to hers.
Consequence: The others are able to converse, and Kathy hangs out with them more.
Normative action: Kathy lets others tell their stories before she gets to hers.
Consequence: The others get annoyed with Kathy and don't invite her to hang out.
Divergent action: Kathy keeps interrupting people and won't let them tell their stories.
Consequence: The others get annoyed with Kathy and don't invite her to hang out.
Consequence: The others are able to converse, and Kathy hangs out with them more.
Divergent action: Kathy keeps interrupting people and won't let them tell their stories.
Normative action: Thomas lends money to Greg so that he can buy the bike.
Consequence: Greg is ecstatic about getting the bike and pays Thomas back as soon as he can.
Normative action: Thomas lends money to Greg so that he can buy the bike.
Consequence: Greg can't get extra hours at work and fails to save up the money he needs to afford the bike.
Divergent action: Thomas advises his friend Greg to work more hours and save up more money for the bike.
Consequence: Greg can't get extra hours at work and fails to save up the money he needs to afford the bike.
Consequence: Greg is ecstatic about getting the bike and pays Thomas back as soon as he can.
Divergent action: Thomas advises his friend Greg to work more hours and save up more money for the bike.
Normative action: Tim tells Mia that he still loves her.
Consequence: Mia gets back together with Tim and Tim is overjoyed.
Normative action: Tim tells Mia that he still loves her.
Consequence: Mia finds a new boyfriend and Tim becomes sad.
Divergent action: Tim tells Mia that he has no feeling for her anymore.
Consequence: Mia finds a new boyfriend and Tim becomes sad.
Consequence: Mia gets back together with Tim and Tim is overjoyed.
Divergent action: Tim tells Mia that he has no feeling for her anymore.
Normative action: Emily prepares a snack platter and brings it to her friends.
Consequence: Emily's friends enjoy the snacks as they arrived quite hungry already.
Normative action: Emily prepares a snack platter and brings it to her friends.
Consequence: Emily's friends are hungry but too shy to get the snacks themselves, so they don't eat.
Divergent action: Emily tells her friends that there are snacks in the pantry and to help themselves.
Consequence: Emily's friends are hungry but too shy to get the snacks themselves, so they don't eat.
Consequence: Emily's friends enjoy the snacks as they arrived quite hungry already.
Divergent action: Emily tells her friends that there are snacks in the pantry and to help themselves.
Normative action: James played in the pool with his friends on the shallow side of the pool where his brother was.
Consequence: James, his little brother, and James' friends all had a great time playing at the pool.
Normative action: James played in the pool with his friends on the shallow side of the pool where his brother was.
Consequence: James' little brother went under the water and almost drowned in the pool.
Divergent action: James swam in the pool with his friends, ignoring his brother altogether.
Consequence: James' little brother went under the water and almost drowned in the pool.
Consequence: James, his little brother, and James' friends all had a great time playing at the pool.
Divergent action: James swam in the pool with his friends, ignoring his brother altogether.
Normative action: Colin asks his son if he can have a piece of the candy.
Consequence: Colin's son gives him a piece of the candy and has a piece himself.
Normative action: Colin asks his son if he can have a piece of the candy.
Consequence: Colin's son wakes up to find the candy is gone and starts to cry.
Divergent action: Colin eats all of his son's candy while the boy is still asleep.
Consequence: Colin's son wakes up to find the candy is gone and starts to cry.
Consequence: Colin's son gives him a piece of the candy and has a piece himself.
Divergent action: Colin eats all of his son's candy while the boy is still asleep.
Normative action: Karl sleeps for a few hours at his friend's and drives home upon awaking.
Consequence: Karl is able to make it safely back home.
Normative action: Karl sleeps for a few hours at his friend's and drives home upon awaking.
Consequence: Karl crashes into a tree and wrecks his car.
Divergent action: Karl gets into his vehicle and travels towards his house, but falls asleep at the wheel.
Consequence: Karl crashes into a tree and wrecks his car.
Consequence: Karl is able to make it safely back home.
Divergent action: Karl gets into his vehicle and travels towards his house, but falls asleep at the wheel.
Normative action: Max brings his parents to a roller coaster, and they ride together.
Consequence: Max's parents thank Max for the time together and Max feels accomplished.
Normative action: Max brings his parents to a roller coaster, and they ride together.
Consequence: Max feels overwhelmed at being alone and his parents fear for him.
Divergent action: Max jumps into the line of a roller coaster without consulting his parents first.
Consequence: Max feels overwhelmed at being alone and his parents fear for him.
Consequence: Max's parents thank Max for the time together and Max feels accomplished.
Divergent action: Max jumps into the line of a roller coaster without consulting his parents first.
Normative action: Jason dates Tina for a few months to get to know her before inviting her to sleep at his home.
Consequence: Tina starts to fall in love with Jason and eventually they get married.
Normative action: Jason dates Tina for a few months to get to know her before inviting her to sleep at his home.
Consequence: When Tina finds out that Jason wasn't interested in him, she gets her brother to beat him up.
Divergent action: Jason acts like he is interested in Tina in order to get her to sleep with him.
Consequence: When Tina finds out that Jason wasn't interested in him, she gets her brother to beat him up.
Consequence: Tina starts to fall in love with Jason and eventually they get married.
Divergent action: Jason acts like he is interested in Tina in order to get her to sleep with him.
Normative action: Tony decides to seek medical attention for his cut, and he goes to the doctor.
Consequence: Tony makes a full recovery within a few days after the doctor treats his wound and gives him medicine to take.
Normative action: Tony decides to seek medical attention for his cut, and he goes to the doctor.
Consequence: Tony is hospitalized days later when the cut gets seriously infected.
Divergent action: Tony wraps the injury with gauze but doesn't think it requires more than that.
Consequence: Tony is hospitalized days later when the cut gets seriously infected.
Consequence: Tony makes a full recovery within a few days after the doctor treats his wound and gives him medicine to take.
Divergent action: Tony wraps the injury with gauze but doesn't think it requires more than that.
Normative action: Johnny tells Jimmy if someone says something mean to him, try and find some common ground to start a positive relationship.
Consequence: Jimmy grows up being a kind, understanding and gentle soul who everybody loves to be around.
Normative action: Johnny tells Jimmy if someone says something mean to him, try and find some common ground to start a positive relationship.
Consequence: Jimmy grows up starting fights with everyone who gets on his bad side, and people are afraid of him.
Divergent action: Johnny tells Jimmy if someone says something mean to him, he should stick up for himself and start a fight.
Consequence: Jimmy grows up starting fights with everyone who gets on his bad side, and people are afraid of him.
Consequence: Jimmy grows up being a kind, understanding and gentle soul who everybody loves to be around.
Divergent action: Johnny tells Jimmy if someone says something mean to him, he should stick up for himself and start a fight.
Normative action: Jake decides to take an official bus tour of New York and goes on it.
Consequence: Jake learns a lot about the city and feels smart afterward.
Normative action: Jake decides to take an official bus tour of New York and goes on it.
Consequence: Jake gets lost and feels stressed out.
Divergent action: Jake decides to explore the city without a map or a guide.
Consequence: Jake gets lost and feels stressed out.
Consequence: Jake learns a lot about the city and feels smart afterward.
Divergent action: Jake decides to explore the city without a map or a guide.
Normative action: Edgar suggests to his mother that perhaps an ingredient she used in the meal was expired.
Consequence: Edgar's mother feels embarrassed about the potential mistake and checks all the food labels to make sure the meal is safe.
Normative action: Edgar suggests to his mother that perhaps an ingredient she used in the meal was expired.
Consequence: Edgar's mother is saddened and offended by the notion that her son thinks she would deliberately harm him.
Divergent action: Edgar believes his mother has deliberately tampered with the meal and says as much to her.
Consequence: Edgar's mother is saddened and offended by the notion that her son thinks she would deliberately harm him.
Consequence: Edgar's mother feels embarrassed about the potential mistake and checks all the food labels to make sure the meal is safe.
Divergent action: Edgar believes his mother has deliberately tampered with the meal and says as much to her.
Normative action: Alyssa decides to leave earlier for work in the morning so that she is home in the evening.
Consequence: Alyssa's husband is happy to spend more time with her in the evening.
Normative action: Alyssa decides to leave earlier for work in the morning so that she is home in the evening.
Consequence: Alyssa's husband feels neglected and sad.
Divergent action: Alyssa turns down her husband's request and keeps on staying late at the office.
Consequence: Alyssa's husband feels neglected and sad.
Consequence: Alyssa's husband is happy to spend more time with her in the evening.
Divergent action: Alyssa turns down her husband's request and keeps on staying late at the office.
Normative action: Ashley finds a new secured spot for the French press in one of her cabinets.
Consequence: Ashley has to expend more effort every time she uses the new press, but she uses it for years without breaking it.
Normative action: Ashley finds a new secured spot for the French press in one of her cabinets.
Consequence: Ashley accidentally bumps into the counter one day and knocks her new French press down, breaking it.
Divergent action: Ashley decides to keep her new French press in the same spot on the counter and figures she won't knock it over again.
Consequence: Ashley accidentally bumps into the counter one day and knocks her new French press down, breaking it.
Consequence: Ashley has to expend more effort every time she uses the new press, but she uses it for years without breaking it.
Divergent action: Ashley decides to keep her new French press in the same spot on the counter and figures she won't knock it over again.
Normative action: Sam asks Amanda about the cuts and even though she gets mad he sticks by her and keeps checking on her.
Consequence: Eventually Amanda confesses to Sam that she's been really depressed and thanks him for sticking by her when she was at her worst.
Normative action: Sam asks Amanda about the cuts and even though she gets mad he sticks by her and keeps checking on her.
Consequence: Sam later finds out that Amanda tried to hurt herself and is in the hospital in critical condition.
Divergent action: Sam asks Amanda about the cuts and Amanda tell him to mind his own business and leave her alone, to which he complies and avoids her thinking she needs space.
Consequence: Sam later finds out that Amanda tried to hurt herself and is in the hospital in critical condition.
Consequence: Eventually Amanda confesses to Sam that she's been really depressed and thanks him for sticking by her when she was at her worst.
Divergent action: Sam asks Amanda about the cuts and Amanda tell him to mind his own business and leave her alone, to which he complies and avoids her thinking she needs space.
Normative action: Joe is upfront about texting a female friend and lets her see the text to reassure her.
Consequence: Joe's wife is pleased he is being honest and feels satisfied.
Normative action: Joe is upfront about texting a female friend and lets her see the text to reassure her.
Consequence: Joe's wife finds out who he was really texting and becomes even more jealous.
Divergent action: Joe makes up that he is texting a male friend of his.
Consequence: Joe's wife finds out who he was really texting and becomes even more jealous.
Consequence: Joe's wife is pleased he is being honest and feels satisfied.
Divergent action: Joe makes up that he is texting a male friend of his.
Normative action: Mary devotes herself to rebuilding her self esteem.
Consequence: Mary is able to get past her ex's cruel words and find a better suited partner.
Normative action: Mary devotes herself to rebuilding her self esteem.
Consequence: Mary's reputation suffers, and she has a hard time finding a permanent partner.
Divergent action: Mary decides to gain experience by sleeping with multiple partners in a short period of time.
Consequence: Mary's reputation suffers, and she has a hard time finding a permanent partner.
Consequence: Mary is able to get past her ex's cruel words and find a better suited partner.
Divergent action: Mary decides to gain experience by sleeping with multiple partners in a short period of time.
Normative action: Greg waits for his partner to get home and for her to open it then asks her what was inside.
Consequence: Greg's partner is excited to share with him the good news she got in the mail.
Normative action: Greg waits for his partner to get home and for her to open it then asks her what was inside.
Consequence: Greg's partner later finds out and considers this an invasion of privacy.
Divergent action: Greg gives into his curiosity and proceeds to open the envelope.
Consequence: Greg's partner later finds out and considers this an invasion of privacy.
Consequence: Greg's partner is excited to share with him the good news she got in the mail.
Divergent action: Greg gives into his curiosity and proceeds to open the envelope.
Normative action: Susan jots down everything she needs to do for the presentation and keeps checking back on her notes as she spends the evening preparing.
Consequence: Thanks to practice and being organized, Susan's presentation goes off without a hitch and is well received.
Normative action: Susan jots down everything she needs to do for the presentation and keeps checking back on her notes as she spends the evening preparing.
Consequence: Susan forgets a few key points during her presentation and it doesn't go well.