CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: All of Tracy's family and friends have a great time at Tracy's pool.
Divergent action: Tracy passes on child proofing the pool to stick with budget.
Normative action: James makes his mother breakfast in bed and gives her a Mother's Day present before leaving around 11 AM.
Consequence: James and his friend still arrive at the campsite with plenty of time to set up their tent before dark.
Normative action: James makes his mother breakfast in bed and gives her a Mother's Day present before leaving around 11 AM.
Consequence: James' mother's eyes look red-rimmed when he gets home a few days later.
Divergent action: James leaves at five in the morning without even saying goodbye to his mother.
Consequence: James' mother's eyes look red-rimmed when he gets home a few days later.
Consequence: James and his friend still arrive at the campsite with plenty of time to set up their tent before dark.
Divergent action: James leaves at five in the morning without even saying goodbye to his mother.
Normative action: Thomas decides to make extra time to see his family while visiting his hometown for the wedding.
Consequence: Thomas' family plans a large get-together and many family members are very excited to see him.
Normative action: Thomas decides to make extra time to see his family while visiting his hometown for the wedding.
Consequence: Thomas' mother is extremely hurt when she finds out that he was in town and didn't visit.
Divergent action: Thomas only visits his hometown for the day of the wedding and neglects to see his family while there.
Consequence: Thomas' mother is extremely hurt when she finds out that he was in town and didn't visit.
Consequence: Thomas' family plans a large get-together and many family members are very excited to see him.
Divergent action: Thomas only visits his hometown for the day of the wedding and neglects to see his family while there.
Normative action: Adam strikes up a conversation with the woman and offers to help her with the treadmill controls.
Consequence: The woman is glad to accept Adam's help and converse with him to pass the time.
Normative action: Adam strikes up a conversation with the woman and offers to help her with the treadmill controls.
Consequence: The woman is embarrassed and discouraged from returning to the gym.
Divergent action: Adam tells the woman it's not easy to stop being lazy and try to lose weight.
Consequence: The woman is embarrassed and discouraged from returning to the gym.
Consequence: The woman is glad to accept Adam's help and converse with him to pass the time.
Divergent action: Adam tells the woman it's not easy to stop being lazy and try to lose weight.
Normative action: Jared asks his friend's wife if he can be introduced to her sister as someone to possibly date.
Consequence: Jared and his friend's wife's sister hit it off and start a fulfilling relationship together.
Normative action: Jared asks his friend's wife if he can be introduced to her sister as someone to possibly date.
Consequence: The spouses eventually realize what Jared is doing, get upset at him, and completely exclude him.
Divergent action: Jared works to undermine his friend's marriage by talking with one or the other and spreading gossip.
Consequence: The spouses eventually realize what Jared is doing, get upset at him, and completely exclude him.
Consequence: Jared and his friend's wife's sister hit it off and start a fulfilling relationship together.
Divergent action: Jared works to undermine his friend's marriage by talking with one or the other and spreading gossip.
Normative action: Doug retraces his steps and checks in the hotel room, the last place that he had it, and finds it there.
Consequence: The performer's reputation stays intact and Doug has his wallet back without problems.
Normative action: Doug retraces his steps and checks in the hotel room, the last place that he had it, and finds it there.
Consequence: The performer feels somewhat offended at the baseless accusation and allows himself to be searched, proving his innocence.
Divergent action: Doug stands up and accuses the performer of taking his wallet and demands that he be arrested.
Consequence: The performer feels somewhat offended at the baseless accusation and allows himself to be searched, proving his innocence.
Consequence: The performer's reputation stays intact and Doug has his wallet back without problems.
Divergent action: Doug stands up and accuses the performer of taking his wallet and demands that he be arrested.
Normative action: Jennifer plays games with both her dogs to socialize them.
Consequence: Jennifer's more timid dog learns to play with the other dog and is happy.
Normative action: Jennifer plays games with both her dogs to socialize them.
Consequence: Jennifer's one dog grows more and more anxious and never learns to play.
Divergent action: Jennifer leaves the two dogs together all alone with each other all the time.
Consequence: Jennifer's one dog grows more and more anxious and never learns to play.
Consequence: Jennifer's more timid dog learns to play with the other dog and is happy.
Divergent action: Jennifer leaves the two dogs together all alone with each other all the time.
Normative action: Jack tells his friend that he wishes he were as sexually fulfilled as his friend.
Consequence: Jack's friend feels good and begins to feel closer to Jack.
Normative action: Jack tells his friend that he wishes he were as sexually fulfilled as his friend.
Consequence: Jack's friend begins to think that Jack is very insensitive.
Divergent action: Jack tells his friend that he probably got AIDS while on the date.
Consequence: Jack's friend begins to think that Jack is very insensitive.
Consequence: Jack's friend feels good and begins to feel closer to Jack.
Divergent action: Jack tells his friend that he probably got AIDS while on the date.
Normative action: George hosts project meetings at local bars and uses the group to help him get introduced to new people.
Consequence: George's team has great chemistry and their project is wildly successful.
Normative action: George hosts project meetings at local bars and uses the group to help him get introduced to new people.
Consequence: The women is scared to report George's behavior and instead starts looking for a new job.
Divergent action: George starts hitting on a woman he is supervising, using his position of power to make uncomfortable physical advances towards her at work.
Consequence: The women is scared to report George's behavior and instead starts looking for a new job.
Consequence: George's team has great chemistry and their project is wildly successful.
Divergent action: George starts hitting on a woman he is supervising, using his position of power to make uncomfortable physical advances towards her at work.
Normative action: Patrick tells Lydia that her comment made him feel bad and asks her not to say similar things again out of consideration for him.
Consequence: Lydia apologizes to Patrick and promises to do better in the future, so they can maintain a good relationship.
Normative action: Patrick tells Lydia that her comment made him feel bad and asks her not to say similar things again out of consideration for him.
Consequence: Lydia is confused by Patrick's behavior and their relationship falls apart because of the lack of communication.
Divergent action: Patrick starts to ignore Lydia when she talks to him and doesn't respond to any of her calls or messages.
Consequence: Lydia is confused by Patrick's behavior and their relationship falls apart because of the lack of communication.
Consequence: Lydia apologizes to Patrick and promises to do better in the future, so they can maintain a good relationship.
Divergent action: Patrick starts to ignore Lydia when she talks to him and doesn't respond to any of her calls or messages.
Normative action: Mark hands the man some money without making him do anything for it.
Consequence: The man feels grateful for Mark, and he didn't have to demean himself for the money.
Normative action: Mark hands the man some money without making him do anything for it.
Consequence: The man feels embarrassed and thinks that Mark is a jerk.
Divergent action: Mark makes the homeless man get on his knees before he gives him money.
Consequence: The man feels embarrassed and thinks that Mark is a jerk.
Consequence: The man feels grateful for Mark, and he didn't have to demean himself for the money.
Divergent action: Mark makes the homeless man get on his knees before he gives him money.
Normative action: Pete texts Kyle that he'll be there as soon as he can, then takes Kyle home before heading home himself.
Consequence: Kyle feels grateful to Pete and invites him to a hockey game that weekend.
Normative action: Pete texts Kyle that he'll be there as soon as he can, then takes Kyle home before heading home himself.
Consequence: Kyle feels angry and disappointed with Pete and sends him an offensive text.
Divergent action: Pete texts Kyle and tells him he can't pick him up, then drives straight home.
Consequence: Kyle feels angry and disappointed with Pete and sends him an offensive text.
Consequence: Kyle feels grateful to Pete and invites him to a hockey game that weekend.
Divergent action: Pete texts Kyle and tells him he can't pick him up, then drives straight home.
Normative action: Kevin plays Candy Crush for a few minutes, then hops in the car to meet his prospective employer.
Consequence: Kevin arrives on time and gets the job, which makes him feel proud.
Normative action: Kevin plays Candy Crush for a few minutes, then hops in the car to meet his prospective employer.
Consequence: Kevin is disappointed for missing an opportunity to better himself.
Divergent action: Kevin eventually hits level 99, then he loses track of time, and misses his interview.
Consequence: Kevin is disappointed for missing an opportunity to better himself.
Consequence: Kevin arrives on time and gets the job, which makes him feel proud.
Divergent action: Kevin eventually hits level 99, then he loses track of time, and misses his interview.
Normative action: Jenny spends an hour socializing with her friends then does her homework assignment.
Consequence: Jenny gets a decent grade on her homework and starts to understand the class material a bit better.
Normative action: Jenny spends an hour socializing with her friends then does her homework assignment.
Consequence: Jenny gets a failing grade on her homework assignment and continues to have a hard time in the class.
Divergent action: Jenny spends all night with her friends and doesn't even start her homework assignment.
Consequence: Jenny gets a failing grade on her homework assignment and continues to have a hard time in the class.
Consequence: Jenny gets a decent grade on her homework and starts to understand the class material a bit better.
Divergent action: Jenny spends all night with her friends and doesn't even start her homework assignment.
Normative action: Ben tells his friends that he is leaving and offers them a ride home.
Consequence: Ben's friends are able to get home from the party safely.
Normative action: Ben tells his friends that he is leaving and offers them a ride home.
Consequence: Ben's friends are stranded, and they don't have a ride home.
Divergent action: Ben leaves from the party without telling his friends and goes to his house.
Consequence: Ben's friends are stranded, and they don't have a ride home.
Consequence: Ben's friends are able to get home from the party safely.
Divergent action: Ben leaves from the party without telling his friends and goes to his house.
Normative action: Burton uses the internet to learn to sew, so he can construct a costume for his daughter's roll.
Consequence: Burton's dress looks great and his daughter is overjoyed because she loves it.
Normative action: Burton uses the internet to learn to sew, so he can construct a costume for his daughter's roll.
Consequence: Burton's daughter is upset that she doesn't have the right costume for the play and lets it ruin her fun.
Divergent action: Burton goes over the character's lines with his daughter but doesn't ever fulfill the costume needs.
Consequence: Burton's daughter is upset that she doesn't have the right costume for the play and lets it ruin her fun.
Consequence: Burton's dress looks great and his daughter is overjoyed because she loves it.
Divergent action: Burton goes over the character's lines with his daughter but doesn't ever fulfill the costume needs.
Normative action: Dave proposes that he and Norm drive up to the mountains and go for a hike.
Consequence: Dave and Norm spend the day outside enjoying nature and improving their physical fitness.
Normative action: Dave proposes that he and Norm drive up to the mountains and go for a hike.
Consequence: Dave and Norm spend a lazy afternoon on the couch and feel even more unmotivated to do anything in the evening.
Divergent action: Dave tells Norm to just come over to his place where they can lounge on the couch and watch a movie.
Consequence: Dave and Norm spend a lazy afternoon on the couch and feel even more unmotivated to do anything in the evening.
Consequence: Dave and Norm spend the day outside enjoying nature and improving their physical fitness.
Divergent action: Dave tells Norm to just come over to his place where they can lounge on the couch and watch a movie.
Normative action: Sammy stops by her friend's house and stays for a short time before going to work on the project.
Consequence: Sammy's friend is happy that she was able to hang out for a bit.
Normative action: Sammy stops by her friend's house and stays for a short time before going to work on the project.
Consequence: Sammy's friend feels like it is unreliable to make plans with her.
Divergent action: Sammy lets her friend know she can't make it and takes the opportunity right away.
Consequence: Sammy's friend feels like it is unreliable to make plans with her.
Consequence: Sammy's friend is happy that she was able to hang out for a bit.
Divergent action: Sammy lets her friend know she can't make it and takes the opportunity right away.
Normative action: Gerald leaves the house to cool down and comes back later to talk with Ellen about how she crossed a line.
Consequence: Gerald and Ellen both have a chance to get a handle on their feelings and regain perspective, so they can have a productive conversation.
Normative action: Gerald leaves the house to cool down and comes back later to talk with Ellen about how she crossed a line.
Consequence: Ellen is enraged and escalates the physical confrontation which ends with the neighbors calling the police on the two.
Divergent action: Gerald slaps Ellen across the face after she makes the insult.
Consequence: Ellen is enraged and escalates the physical confrontation which ends with the neighbors calling the police on the two.
Consequence: Gerald and Ellen both have a chance to get a handle on their feelings and regain perspective, so they can have a productive conversation.
Divergent action: Gerald slaps Ellen across the face after she makes the insult.
Normative action: James asks his step-sister if any of her attractive friends are currently single.
Consequence: James' step-sister hooks him up with one of her friends' cousins.
Normative action: James asks his step-sister if any of her attractive friends are currently single.
Consequence: When James' mother and stepfather find out, they're extremely upset and tell the two step-siblings to stay away from each other.
Divergent action: James invites his stepsister out drinking, and they end up sleeping together.
Consequence: When James' mother and stepfather find out, they're extremely upset and tell the two step-siblings to stay away from each other.
Consequence: James' step-sister hooks him up with one of her friends' cousins.
Divergent action: James invites his stepsister out drinking, and they end up sleeping together.
Normative action: Jason yawns and mentions how busy he is tomorrow and how he should get some rest soon.
Consequence: Jason's guest understands Jason's polite hints that it's time for them to depart, and they soon do so.
Normative action: Jason yawns and mentions how busy he is tomorrow and how he should get some rest soon.
Consequence: Jason's guest is really insulted and embarrassed by Jason telling them to go away so bluntly.
Divergent action: Jason tells his guest to leave the apartment as they've been there for too long.
Consequence: Jason's guest is really insulted and embarrassed by Jason telling them to go away so bluntly.
Consequence: Jason's guest understands Jason's polite hints that it's time for them to depart, and they soon do so.
Divergent action: Jason tells his guest to leave the apartment as they've been there for too long.
Normative action: Han keeps shipping the legal cargo that earns the biggest profits.
Consequence: Han makes a lotta money off of his shipments between cities.
Normative action: Han keeps shipping the legal cargo that earns the biggest profits.
Consequence: Han gets caught by the police who were randomly checking cargo trucks.
Divergent action: Han realizes that he can make way more money by shipping illegal cargo.
Consequence: Han gets caught by the police who were randomly checking cargo trucks.
Consequence: Han makes a lotta money off of his shipments between cities.
Divergent action: Han realizes that he can make way more money by shipping illegal cargo.
Normative action: Frank decides to give the balls away to the golfers he sees.
Consequence: Frank makes some friends at the golf course by giving out balls.
Normative action: Frank decides to give the balls away to the golfers he sees.
Consequence: Frank makes some bank off the golf balls he found.
Divergent action: Frank decides to sell the golf balls at exorbitant prices.
Consequence: Frank makes some bank off the golf balls he found.
Consequence: Frank makes some friends at the golf course by giving out balls.
Divergent action: Frank decides to sell the golf balls at exorbitant prices.
Normative action: Jill admits that she wasn't a big fan of the specific game, and they should keep looking.
Consequence: Jill's friends try a different game next time and so on until they find one Jill really likes.
Normative action: Jill admits that she wasn't a big fan of the specific game, and they should keep looking.
Consequence: Jill ends up playing the board game every Tuesday for the next 20 years.
Divergent action: Jill says she liked the board game so as not to hurt their feelings.
Consequence: Jill ends up playing the board game every Tuesday for the next 20 years.
Consequence: Jill's friends try a different game next time and so on until they find one Jill really likes.
Divergent action: Jill says she liked the board game so as not to hurt their feelings.
Normative action: Charlie reminds his friend about the money that he is owed.
Consequence: After another week, his friend is able to get the money to pay him back.
Normative action: Charlie reminds his friend about the money that he is owed.
Consequence: Charlie's friend goes to the police and gets a restraining order on him.
Divergent action: Charlie calls his friend at least five times a day asking for the money.
Consequence: Charlie's friend goes to the police and gets a restraining order on him.
Consequence: After another week, his friend is able to get the money to pay him back.
Divergent action: Charlie calls his friend at least five times a day asking for the money.
Normative action: Rachel talks with a counselor about her issues and begins a long-term therapy plan with her.
Consequence: Rachel makes meaningful progress on overcoming her fears and mental distress, returning to a normal life.
Normative action: Rachel talks with a counselor about her issues and begins a long-term therapy plan with her.
Consequence: Rachel doesn't feel any better and feels ashamed that she can't seem to overcome her feelings.
Divergent action: Rachel begins to cut her arms in an attempt to distract herself from the mental pain.
Consequence: Rachel doesn't feel any better and feels ashamed that she can't seem to overcome her feelings.
Consequence: Rachel makes meaningful progress on overcoming her fears and mental distress, returning to a normal life.
Divergent action: Rachel begins to cut her arms in an attempt to distract herself from the mental pain.
Normative action: Jack poops in his friend's toilet and makes sure that everything goes down the drain.
Consequence: Jack and his friend are able to enjoy the rest of their visit.
Normative action: Jack poops in his friend's toilet and makes sure that everything goes down the drain.
Consequence: Jack's friend is disgusted and tells him to get out of his house.
Divergent action: Jack poops in his friend's toilet but doesn't remember to flush it.
Consequence: Jack's friend is disgusted and tells him to get out of his house.
Consequence: Jack and his friend are able to enjoy the rest of their visit.
Divergent action: Jack poops in his friend's toilet but doesn't remember to flush it.
Normative action: William collects himself and arranges a meeting to discuss the issue with his boss.
Consequence: William is given a good explanation why he wasn't selected and his tact improves the way his superior views him.
Normative action: William collects himself and arranges a meeting to discuss the issue with his boss.
Consequence: He greatly offends his boss and is given a suspension.
Divergent action: William goes to his bosses office in a rage and starts yelling angrily about not being promoted.
Consequence: He greatly offends his boss and is given a suspension.
Consequence: William is given a good explanation why he wasn't selected and his tact improves the way his superior views him.
Divergent action: William goes to his bosses office in a rage and starts yelling angrily about not being promoted.
Normative action: Lisa talks to her neighbor about her dog as soon as she got home from work.
Consequence: Lisa's neighbor makes sure that her dog doesn't go in Lisa's yard anymore.
Normative action: Lisa talks to her neighbor about her dog as soon as she got home from work.
Consequence: Lisa's neighbor calls the police and has her arrested for assault.
Divergent action: Lisa starts swinging at her neighbor as soon as she got home from work.
Consequence: Lisa's neighbor calls the police and has her arrested for assault.
Consequence: Lisa's neighbor makes sure that her dog doesn't go in Lisa's yard anymore.
Divergent action: Lisa starts swinging at her neighbor as soon as she got home from work.
Normative action: Bill says to the man that's beating the dog with a stick that what they are doing is not acceptable.
Consequence: Bill's friend is proud of Bill for standing up for the humane treatment of animals.
Normative action: Bill says to the man that's beating the dog with a stick that what they are doing is not acceptable.
Consequence: Bill's friend thinks Bill is heartless and doesn't care about the moral treatment of animals.
Divergent action: Bill says to his friend that the dog probably deserves to be beaten with a stick for misbehaving.
Consequence: Bill's friend thinks Bill is heartless and doesn't care about the moral treatment of animals.
Consequence: Bill's friend is proud of Bill for standing up for the humane treatment of animals.
Divergent action: Bill says to his friend that the dog probably deserves to be beaten with a stick for misbehaving.
Normative action: Sarah throws all the trash away, dusts and vacuums and wipes down the counters.
Consequence: Sarah's friends compliment her on the clean house, and they relax into a nice evening.
Normative action: Sarah throws all the trash away, dusts and vacuums and wipes down the counters.
Consequence: Sarah's friends see how dirty and unkempt the house is, and feel uncomfortable and gross while there.
Divergent action: Sarah kicks some empty food boxes and soda cans under the table and calls it a day.
Consequence: Sarah's friends see how dirty and unkempt the house is, and feel uncomfortable and gross while there.
Consequence: Sarah's friends compliment her on the clean house, and they relax into a nice evening.
Divergent action: Sarah kicks some empty food boxes and soda cans under the table and calls it a day.