CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Jim's toys stay in the toy box until the next time that he plays with them.
Divergent action: Jim plays with his toys and leaves them on the floor that Kelly just cleaned.
Normative action: John asks Mindy if she can wear her headphones just for a bit, so he can finish reading.
Consequence: Mindy feels respected and happily helps John to read.
Normative action: John asks Mindy if she can wear her headphones just for a bit, so he can finish reading.
Consequence: Mindy resents John and feels sad and lonely.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and tells Mindy she's watching stupid stuff and to put it down now.
Consequence: Mindy resents John and feels sad and lonely.
Consequence: Mindy feels respected and happily helps John to read.
Divergent action: John raises his voice and tells Mindy she's watching stupid stuff and to put it down now.
Normative action: Cassie puts on her favorite dress and matching shoes that knows look good on her, and gets her hair and makeup done with the bridal party.
Consequence: Cassie gets to spend time with her friend and listen to her talk about pre-wedding jitters.
Normative action: Cassie puts on her favorite dress and matching shoes that knows look good on her, and gets her hair and makeup done with the bridal party.
Consequence: Cassie arrives late at the wedding and her friend gets mad at her.
Divergent action: Cassie takes a long time deciding which dress to wear, how to wear her hair, and which angles make her look the best in pictures.
Consequence: Cassie arrives late at the wedding and her friend gets mad at her.
Consequence: Cassie gets to spend time with her friend and listen to her talk about pre-wedding jitters.
Divergent action: Cassie takes a long time deciding which dress to wear, how to wear her hair, and which angles make her look the best in pictures.
Normative action: Bob goes to the local animal shelter and finds a suitable dog to adopt.
Consequence: Bob takes his new dog home and is happy to have a loving pet again.
Normative action: Bob goes to the local animal shelter and finds a suitable dog to adopt.
Consequence: Hordes of rats take up residence in Bob's house which quickly becomes disgusting and unsanitary.
Divergent action: Bob intentionally leaves food and trash strewn about his house in order to attract rats.
Consequence: Hordes of rats take up residence in Bob's house which quickly becomes disgusting and unsanitary.
Consequence: Bob takes his new dog home and is happy to have a loving pet again.
Divergent action: Bob intentionally leaves food and trash strewn about his house in order to attract rats.
Normative action: Rachael plays games on her cellphone until her food arrives.
Consequence: Rachael receives a free desert for her  long wait time.
Normative action: Rachael plays games on her cellphone until her food arrives.
Consequence: Rachael feels bad when she notices a waitress crying after walking by her table.
Divergent action: Rachael passes time by making comments about the wait time to the person sitting near her.
Consequence: Rachael feels bad when she notices a waitress crying after walking by her table.
Consequence: Rachael receives a free desert for her  long wait time.
Divergent action: Rachael passes time by making comments about the wait time to the person sitting near her.
Normative action: Emma challenges Trucy to a rematch insisting Trucy was simply lucky.
Consequence: They begin to play the game once more for the fun.
Normative action: Emma challenges Trucy to a rematch insisting Trucy was simply lucky.
Consequence: Trucy doesn't want to play games with Emma anymore.
Divergent action: Emma flips over the table on Trucy and the board and pieces and table all spill onto her.
Consequence: Trucy doesn't want to play games with Emma anymore.
Consequence: They begin to play the game once more for the fun.
Divergent action: Emma flips over the table on Trucy and the board and pieces and table all spill onto her.
Normative action: Zelda makes sure to use all of the disks in the correct order.
Consequence: Zelda succeeds in installing the game to the computer and starts playing.
Normative action: Zelda makes sure to use all of the disks in the correct order.
Consequence: Zelda ends up stuck in the computer detention of abort, retry, fail?
Divergent action: Zelda accidently inserts disk 24 instead of disk 42 because she didn't double check.
Consequence: Zelda ends up stuck in the computer detention of abort, retry, fail?
Consequence: Zelda succeeds in installing the game to the computer and starts playing.
Divergent action: Zelda accidently inserts disk 24 instead of disk 42 because she didn't double check.
Normative action: Sandy talks to her mom about her predicament.
Consequence: Sandy's mom gives her a bunch of sweaters and jackets that will keep her warm through the Winter.
Normative action: Sandy talks to her mom about her predicament.
Consequence: Sandy's mom calls the cops when she realizes that her money is missing.
Divergent action: Sandy takes two thousand dollars out of her mom's savings box to buy a Winter wardrobe.
Consequence: Sandy's mom calls the cops when she realizes that her money is missing.
Consequence: Sandy's mom gives her a bunch of sweaters and jackets that will keep her warm through the Winter.
Divergent action: Sandy takes two thousand dollars out of her mom's savings box to buy a Winter wardrobe.
Normative action: Sandy offered to help Amy study harder for the test so Amy wouldn’t fail, for which Amy was very grateful.
Consequence: Sandy was happy for Amy when she got a B on the test so Amy hugged Sandy for her help and congratulated her on being #1.
Normative action: Sandy offered to help Amy study harder for the test so Amy wouldn’t fail, for which Amy was very grateful.
Consequence: Sandy couldn’t hide her giddiness and Amy was hurt by her joyfulness.
Divergent action: When Amy almost failed her final text, Sandy was happy because Amy would not be a threat to her being the top student.
Consequence: Sandy couldn’t hide her giddiness and Amy was hurt by her joyfulness.
Consequence: Sandy was happy for Amy when she got a B on the test so Amy hugged Sandy for her help and congratulated her on being #1.
Divergent action: When Amy almost failed her final text, Sandy was happy because Amy would not be a threat to her being the top student.
Normative action: Ted helps the person carry their bags to their car before heading to his own car.
Consequence: The person with all the bags has a much easier time getting them to their car with Ted's help.
Normative action: Ted helps the person carry their bags to their car before heading to his own car.
Consequence: The person with a lot of bags has a very hard time getting them all to their car.
Divergent action: Ted ignores the person struggling with their bags and goes over to his car.
Consequence: The person with a lot of bags has a very hard time getting them all to their car.
Consequence: The person with all the bags has a much easier time getting them to their car with Ted's help.
Divergent action: Ted ignores the person struggling with their bags and goes over to his car.
Normative action: Eric takes his car into the shop the day before the trip to get the wheel fixed.
Consequence: The car is repaired in time for the trip and everyone gets to the destination safely.
Normative action: Eric takes his car into the shop the day before the trip to get the wheel fixed.
Consequence: The wheel goes loose during the drive and the car veers off the road into a ditch, and a couple friends get banged up in the crash.
Divergent action: Eric decides to ignore the issue with the wheel to save money and hopes that the car holds up for the trip.
Consequence: The wheel goes loose during the drive and the car veers off the road into a ditch, and a couple friends get banged up in the crash.
Consequence: The car is repaired in time for the trip and everyone gets to the destination safely.
Divergent action: Eric decides to ignore the issue with the wheel to save money and hopes that the car holds up for the trip.
Normative action: Norm spends some time musing about some ideas then starts putting together an outline he is satisfied with.
Consequence: Norm is able to compile a novel he is proud of and it becomes his bestseller.
Normative action: Norm spends some time musing about some ideas then starts putting together an outline he is satisfied with.
Consequence: Norm never gets his next novel written because he spends all his time just imagining it and his agent drops him.
Divergent action: Norm spends his weeks day dreaming about different scemarios for his next novel without writing anything down.
Consequence: Norm never gets his next novel written because he spends all his time just imagining it and his agent drops him.
Consequence: Norm is able to compile a novel he is proud of and it becomes his bestseller.
Divergent action: Norm spends his weeks day dreaming about different scemarios for his next novel without writing anything down.
Normative action: Eric washes the dishes quickly and eats and goes to bed.
Consequence: John is very happy and has an easy time cooking dinner for himself.
Normative action: Eric washes the dishes quickly and eats and goes to bed.
Consequence: John doesn't have any clean dishes to eat with and is very angry at Eric.
Divergent action: Eric rushes upstairs with his food, eats and goes to bed without washing anything.
Consequence: John doesn't have any clean dishes to eat with and is very angry at Eric.
Consequence: John is very happy and has an easy time cooking dinner for himself.
Divergent action: Eric rushes upstairs with his food, eats and goes to bed without washing anything.
Normative action: Jennifer pays Tammy back what she owes her and gets another job too.
Consequence: Tammy respects Jennifer and feels closer to her as a friend.
Normative action: Jennifer pays Tammy back what she owes her and gets another job too.
Consequence: Tammy doesn't trust Jennifer anymore and reconsiders their friendship.
Divergent action: Jennifer tells Tammy her job didn't pay her yet and to wait another week.
Consequence: Tammy doesn't trust Jennifer anymore and reconsiders their friendship.
Consequence: Tammy respects Jennifer and feels closer to her as a friend.
Divergent action: Jennifer tells Tammy her job didn't pay her yet and to wait another week.
Normative action: Brad tells Phil that his name is Brad and that he's pleased to meet him.
Consequence: Later when Phil is trying to offer Brad a job he is able to locate him and offer the job to him.
Normative action: Brad tells Phil that his name is Brad and that he's pleased to meet him.
Consequence: Later when Phil is trying to offer Brad a job he cannot locate an "Octavius" and is unable to offer Brad a job.
Divergent action: Brad tells Phil his name is Octavius and that he is pleased to meet him.
Consequence: Later when Phil is trying to offer Brad a job he cannot locate an "Octavius" and is unable to offer Brad a job.
Consequence: Later when Phil is trying to offer Brad a job he is able to locate him and offer the job to him.
Divergent action: Brad tells Phil his name is Octavius and that he is pleased to meet him.
Normative action: Steven states that the cheese cake looks good and that he will go get some for himself.
Consequence: Steven enjoys a nice cheese cake with his girlfriend as they chat.
Normative action: Steven states that the cheese cake looks good and that he will go get some for himself.
Consequence: Steven's girlfriend quickly becomes annoyed with Steven and starts giving him the cold shoulder.
Divergent action: Steven tells his girlfriend that she will put on some pounds if she keeps eating so much cheese cake.
Consequence: Steven's girlfriend quickly becomes annoyed with Steven and starts giving him the cold shoulder.
Consequence: Steven enjoys a nice cheese cake with his girlfriend as they chat.
Divergent action: Steven tells his girlfriend that she will put on some pounds if she keeps eating so much cheese cake.
Normative action: Sara and her friend text back and forth about Sara's troubles while they watch their children play.
Consequence: Sara feels better and is able to supervise her children while they play.
Normative action: Sara and her friend text back and forth about Sara's troubles while they watch their children play.
Consequence: Sara feels better, but her son falls off the playground and injures himself with no one around to help.
Divergent action: Sara pulls her friend aside and lets her children play unsupervised while she explains her problem.
Consequence: Sara feels better, but her son falls off the playground and injures himself with no one around to help.
Consequence: Sara feels better and is able to supervise her children while they play.
Divergent action: Sara pulls her friend aside and lets her children play unsupervised while she explains her problem.
Normative action: Leah goes to a stylish retailer to purchase work clothes that will excite her.
Consequence: Leah's new clothes give her a burst of energy, and she is more productive at work.
Normative action: Leah goes to a stylish retailer to purchase work clothes that will excite her.
Consequence: Leah's new clothes are just the same as the old ones, and she continues to feel dull while working.
Divergent action: Not wanting to stray from her budget, Leah buys practical work clothes from the local thrift shop.
Consequence: Leah's new clothes are just the same as the old ones, and she continues to feel dull while working.
Consequence: Leah's new clothes give her a burst of energy, and she is more productive at work.
Divergent action: Not wanting to stray from her budget, Leah buys practical work clothes from the local thrift shop.
Normative action: Gene tells Angela that he thinks she looks as pretty as ever, but likes her hair the other way too.
Consequence: Angela feel beautiful and is glad Gene thinks she looks good no matter what.
Normative action: Gene tells Angela that he thinks she looks as pretty as ever, but likes her hair the other way too.
Consequence: Angela now feels self-conscious and is embarrassed to go out in public.
Divergent action: Gene tells Angela that the style she got doesn't compliment her bone structure.
Consequence: Angela now feels self-conscious and is embarrassed to go out in public.
Consequence: Angela feel beautiful and is glad Gene thinks she looks good no matter what.
Divergent action: Gene tells Angela that the style she got doesn't compliment her bone structure.
Normative action: Dan walks over to his neighbor's house to offer assistance with watering the plants.
Consequence: She is grateful to him for the help, and he feels great about helping someone in need of a hand.
Normative action: Dan walks over to his neighbor's house to offer assistance with watering the plants.
Consequence: His neighbor notices him just looking at her out of the window and feels that he must be kind of cold and uncaring to not offer help.
Divergent action: Dan decides not to help and just watches the neighbor through his kitchen window.
Consequence: His neighbor notices him just looking at her out of the window and feels that he must be kind of cold and uncaring to not offer help.
Consequence: She is grateful to him for the help, and he feels great about helping someone in need of a hand.
Divergent action: Dan decides not to help and just watches the neighbor through his kitchen window.
Normative action: Rafael decides to spend the evening with his family.
Consequence: Rafael has fun playing games with his parents.
Normative action: Rafael decides to spend the evening with his family.
Consequence: Rafael is stripped of his position in the church when other people discover his behavior.
Divergent action: Rafael pays for the escorts services having sex with her multiple times through the night.
Consequence: Rafael is stripped of his position in the church when other people discover his behavior.
Consequence: Rafael has fun playing games with his parents.
Divergent action: Rafael pays for the escorts services having sex with her multiple times through the night.
Normative action: Pam accepts the invitation and attends the party.
Consequence: Pam makes friends at the party and the exposure helps her develop a life separate from her parents.
Normative action: Pam accepts the invitation and attends the party.
Consequence: Pam ends up living with her parents well into her adulthood.
Divergent action: Pam declines the invitation and spends the evening watching movies with her parents.
Consequence: Pam ends up living with her parents well into her adulthood.
Consequence: Pam makes friends at the party and the exposure helps her develop a life separate from her parents.
Divergent action: Pam declines the invitation and spends the evening watching movies with her parents.
Normative action: Ryan tells John he did great, and lets John celebrate for the day before reminding him about the work he needs to do.
Consequence: John sees Ryan as a level-headed friend who gives good advice.
Normative action: Ryan tells John he did great, and lets John celebrate for the day before reminding him about the work he needs to do.
Consequence: John doesn't celebrate with Ryan anymore, and stops telling Ryan about his life.
Divergent action: Ryan doesn't offer any congratulations, only telling John that he still has a lot of work to do to keep the job.
Consequence: John doesn't celebrate with Ryan anymore, and stops telling Ryan about his life.
Consequence: John sees Ryan as a level-headed friend who gives good advice.
Divergent action: Ryan doesn't offer any congratulations, only telling John that he still has a lot of work to do to keep the job.
Normative action: Daniel asks his neighbor to come over and watch his dog while he makes a trip to the store.
Consequence: Daniel is able to get his grocery shopping done worry-free and comes home to a happy dog.
Normative action: Daniel asks his neighbor to come over and watch his dog while he makes a trip to the store.
Consequence: Daniel is asked to leave the store since the employees can clearly tell it isn't a service dog.
Divergent action: Daniel decides to bring his dog with him to the store and plans to tell people that it's a service dog.
Consequence: Daniel is asked to leave the store since the employees can clearly tell it isn't a service dog.
Consequence: Daniel is able to get his grocery shopping done worry-free and comes home to a happy dog.
Divergent action: Daniel decides to bring his dog with him to the store and plans to tell people that it's a service dog.
Normative action: Ed says that although he's really busy he'll adjust his schedule and meet with his friend.
Consequence: Ed's friend takes heart in the fact that he has a good friend in Ed.
Normative action: Ed says that although he's really busy he'll adjust his schedule and meet with his friend.
Consequence: Ed's friend is sad that Ed won't take the time to help them when they really need it.
Divergent action: Ed says that he's just to busy to meet with his friend because he has a lot of work to do.
Consequence: Ed's friend is sad that Ed won't take the time to help them when they really need it.
Consequence: Ed's friend takes heart in the fact that he has a good friend in Ed.
Divergent action: Ed says that he's just to busy to meet with his friend because he has a lot of work to do.
Normative action: Ken points out the cars cool features to Tom and then safely drives him around with the convertible top down.
Consequence: Tom enjoys the ride and tells Ken that he bought a great car.
Normative action: Ken points out the cars cool features to Tom and then safely drives him around with the convertible top down.
Consequence: Tom tells Ken that he needs to stop driving so recklessly, he doesn't feel safe riding with him.
Divergent action: Ken shows off to Tom by speeding, weaving in and out of traffic and almost losing control of the car.
Consequence: Tom tells Ken that he needs to stop driving so recklessly, he doesn't feel safe riding with him.
Consequence: Tom enjoys the ride and tells Ken that he bought a great car.
Divergent action: Ken shows off to Tom by speeding, weaving in and out of traffic and almost losing control of the car.
Normative action: Lewis puts a lot of effort into his painting asks his older sister for advice on how to make his painting look better.
Consequence: Lewis improves his art skill and enters his best work into the competition.
Normative action: Lewis puts a lot of effort into his painting asks his older sister for advice on how to make his painting look better.
Consequence: Lewis's family discover that he copied his sister's painting and alert the school to have him disqualified.
Divergent action: Lewis finds one of his older sister's old paintings that he thinks is really good and copies it for his submission.
Consequence: Lewis's family discover that he copied his sister's painting and alert the school to have him disqualified.
Consequence: Lewis improves his art skill and enters his best work into the competition.
Divergent action: Lewis finds one of his older sister's old paintings that he thinks is really good and copies it for his submission.
Normative action: Mike tells his parents he wants to move away from home and gets their opinion.
Consequence: Mike's parents will support him and try to be understanding.
Normative action: Mike tells his parents he wants to move away from home and gets their opinion.
Consequence: Mike's parents will be surprised and think Mike doesn't care about their feelings.
Divergent action: Mike tells his parents he's leaving to move away from home.
Consequence: Mike's parents will be surprised and think Mike doesn't care about their feelings.
Consequence: Mike's parents will support him and try to be understanding.
Divergent action: Mike tells his parents he's leaving to move away from home.
Normative action: Craig listens to music through his headphones.
Consequence: Craig is able to play his music at any volume without disturbing anyone else.
Normative action: Craig listens to music through his headphones.
Consequence: Craig's music awakens the neighbors' baby, who spends the next four hours crying.
Divergent action: Craig plays his music at full volume on his stereo system.
Consequence: Craig's music awakens the neighbors' baby, who spends the next four hours crying.
Consequence: Craig is able to play his music at any volume without disturbing anyone else.
Divergent action: Craig plays his music at full volume on his stereo system.
Normative action: Jeff reconsiders some of his views to figure out whether he has the right position.
Consequence: Jeff's family and friends understand that he is thinking things over and are still willing to spend time with him.
Normative action: Jeff reconsiders some of his views to figure out whether he has the right position.
Consequence: Jeff's friends and family don't like Jeff as much and avoid hanging out with him.
Divergent action: Jeff decided to embrace the ideology and not be ashamed of it.
Consequence: Jeff's friends and family don't like Jeff as much and avoid hanging out with him.
Consequence: Jeff's family and friends understand that he is thinking things over and are still willing to spend time with him.
Divergent action: Jeff decided to embrace the ideology and not be ashamed of it.
Normative action: Sean never brings his dog to the dog park again.
Consequence: The dog gets to play less with other dogs, but it will be forced to behave better.
Normative action: Sean never brings his dog to the dog park again.
Consequence: The dog doesn't understand why he's being punished and feels intense guilt.
Divergent action: Sean grabs a spatula and and whips his dog in the stomach.
Consequence: The dog doesn't understand why he's being punished and feels intense guilt.
Consequence: The dog gets to play less with other dogs, but it will be forced to behave better.
Divergent action: Sean grabs a spatula and and whips his dog in the stomach.
Normative action: Harry makes up his mind by himself and decides what he'd have more fun doing.
Consequence: Harry has lots of fun at his chosen event and glad he made this decision.
Normative action: Harry makes up his mind by himself and decides what he'd have more fun doing.
Consequence: Harry goes on the choice she choose for him, and he doesn't have much fun.