CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Marlowe's friend feels good for having helped out Marlowe and feels closer to her.
Divergent action: Marlowe goes on and on to her friend about how good it is to be free without acknowledging that it was due to the friend.
Normative action: Ted stops, flips the boy's bike upside-down, and shows him how to put the chain back on.
Consequence: The boy is very happy and has learned a valuable skill which he uses next time his bike chain falls off.
Normative action: Ted stops, flips the boy's bike upside-down, and shows him how to put the chain back on.
Consequence: The boy isn't successful and cries out of frustration, especially because Ted didn't help him.
Divergent action: Ted tells the boy that he just has to keep trying, and he'll eventually get the chain back on.
Consequence: The boy isn't successful and cries out of frustration, especially because Ted didn't help him.
Consequence: The boy is very happy and has learned a valuable skill which he uses next time his bike chain falls off.
Divergent action: Ted tells the boy that he just has to keep trying, and he'll eventually get the chain back on.
Normative action: Mika learns about contributing to online resources that other online users can use.
Consequence: Other online users benefit from the work that Mika contributes and learn something new themselves.
Normative action: Mika learns about contributing to online resources that other online users can use.
Consequence: The other online users that Mika hacks feel violated and sad that they were targetted.
Divergent action: Mika learns about network and how to use vulnerabilities in networks and decides to put it into practice against other online users.
Consequence: The other online users that Mika hacks feel violated and sad that they were targetted.
Consequence: Other online users benefit from the work that Mika contributes and learn something new themselves.
Divergent action: Mika learns about network and how to use vulnerabilities in networks and decides to put it into practice against other online users.
Normative action: John confides in Mindy that he had a rough day and then tells her the food looks amazing.
Consequence: Mindy comforts John and feels closer to him and happy too.
Normative action: John confides in Mindy that he had a rough day and then tells her the food looks amazing.
Consequence: Mindy feels sad and resents John and wonders if she'll cook again for him.
Divergent action: John tells Mindy she shouldn't be cooking because she can't make anything tasty.
Consequence: Mindy feels sad and resents John and wonders if she'll cook again for him.
Consequence: Mindy comforts John and feels closer to him and happy too.
Divergent action: John tells Mindy she shouldn't be cooking because she can't make anything tasty.
Normative action: Heather calls the old friend and asks if it's okay if she stops by.
Consequence: The friend is so excited to see Heather when she gets there.
Normative action: Heather calls the old friend and asks if it's okay if she stops by.
Consequence: The friend is upset that Heather didn't give her any notice to get ready for the visit.
Divergent action: Heather drives to the friend's house and knocks on the door.
Consequence: The friend is upset that Heather didn't give her any notice to get ready for the visit.
Consequence: The friend is so excited to see Heather when she gets there.
Divergent action: Heather drives to the friend's house and knocks on the door.
Normative action: Gilbert knows that humanity sometimes supersedes the written rules, and makes sure to keep two orphan immigrant brothers he encounters during his work together with one another.
Consequence: The two brothers that Gilbert kept together are very happy to have one another.
Normative action: Gilbert knows that humanity sometimes supersedes the written rules, and makes sure to keep two orphan immigrant brothers he encounters during his work together with one another.
Consequence: The brothers that Gilbert separates become frightened and grow up to resent the separation that was forced on them.
Divergent action: Gilbert follows the letter of the law of his country and finds himself in a situation where he sends two brother orphan immigrants to separate orphanages.
Consequence: The brothers that Gilbert separates become frightened and grow up to resent the separation that was forced on them.
Consequence: The two brothers that Gilbert kept together are very happy to have one another.
Divergent action: Gilbert follows the letter of the law of his country and finds himself in a situation where he sends two brother orphan immigrants to separate orphanages.
Normative action: Ron asks Stephanie if he can help her get the work done early, so that they can spend the rest of the day together at the park.
Consequence: Stephanie is thrilled to get some help with the work, and they both have a great afternoon, together at the park.
Normative action: Ron asks Stephanie if he can help her get the work done early, so that they can spend the rest of the day together at the park.
Consequence: Ron doesn't have much fun without Stephanie, and Stephanie spends the entire day in a dusty attic.
Divergent action: Ron leaves early to spend the day at a state park, hiking trails and enjoying the scenery.
Consequence: Ron doesn't have much fun without Stephanie, and Stephanie spends the entire day in a dusty attic.
Consequence: Stephanie is thrilled to get some help with the work, and they both have a great afternoon, together at the park.
Divergent action: Ron leaves early to spend the day at a state park, hiking trails and enjoying the scenery.
Normative action: Paul tells Tony that he isn't because it's not an issue of concern to him one way or the other.
Consequence: Tony tells Paul that he understands and that he's happy at least he's not against LGBTQ either.
Normative action: Paul tells Tony that he isn't because it's not an issue of concern to him one way or the other.
Consequence: Tony is angry that Paul is calling him a sinner and walks away from Paul.
Divergent action: Paul tells Tony that he is not because God will smite those who commit buggery, and they're sinners.
Consequence: Tony is angry that Paul is calling him a sinner and walks away from Paul.
Consequence: Tony tells Paul that he understands and that he's happy at least he's not against LGBTQ either.
Divergent action: Paul tells Tony that he is not because God will smite those who commit buggery, and they're sinners.
Normative action: Brandon tells the girl he met that he really likes her and invites her to an all-night diner to sober up together and drink some coffee.
Consequence: The two have a nice conversation, which changes as they drink their coffee, but they enjoy the rest of their night and get to know one another.
Normative action: Brandon tells the girl he met that he really likes her and invites her to an all-night diner to sober up together and drink some coffee.
Consequence: Brandon sobers up and realizes that his behavior is criminal and the woman he met, and really liked, never wants to see him again.
Divergent action: Brandon asks the woman he met to a party at his house, but there is no party so once she gets there he tries to hold her there through coercion.
Consequence: Brandon sobers up and realizes that his behavior is criminal and the woman he met, and really liked, never wants to see him again.
Consequence: The two have a nice conversation, which changes as they drink their coffee, but they enjoy the rest of their night and get to know one another.
Divergent action: Brandon asks the woman he met to a party at his house, but there is no party so once she gets there he tries to hold her there through coercion.
Normative action: Karl asks the guy if he knows what's good to order from this place.
Consequence: The guy gives some advice and is pleased to have had a small social connection.
Normative action: Karl asks the guy if he knows what's good to order from this place.
Consequence: The guy gets embarrassed and feels put on the spot and feels awkward during his meal.
Divergent action: Karl laughs and asks the guy what he did to get stood up.
Consequence: The guy gets embarrassed and feels put on the spot and feels awkward during his meal.
Consequence: The guy gives some advice and is pleased to have had a small social connection.
Divergent action: Karl laughs and asks the guy what he did to get stood up.
Normative action: Ned says it's been a while, too long in fact and jumps on Janet to begin having sex.
Consequence: Janet is delighted that Ned figured out what she was trying to hint at and enjoys the love making.
Normative action: Ned says it's been a while, too long in fact and jumps on Janet to begin having sex.
Consequence: Janet is annoyed because she's not commenting on the frequency she just wants to have sex now and Ned is clueless.
Divergent action: Ned says that it has been a while but who is counting and that they shouldn't keep a journal of frequency of sex.
Consequence: Janet is annoyed because she's not commenting on the frequency she just wants to have sex now and Ned is clueless.
Consequence: Janet is delighted that Ned figured out what she was trying to hint at and enjoys the love making.
Divergent action: Ned says that it has been a while but who is counting and that they shouldn't keep a journal of frequency of sex.
Normative action: Nicole stays away from any sensitive topics and just inquires about Betty's general well being.
Consequence: Betty is happy to have a friend to talk to and thanks Nicole for concern.
Normative action: Nicole stays away from any sensitive topics and just inquires about Betty's general well being.
Consequence: Betty feels uncomfortable and tries to change the subject each time.
Divergent action: Nicole repeatedly asks Betty lots of personal questions about her divorce.
Consequence: Betty feels uncomfortable and tries to change the subject each time.
Consequence: Betty is happy to have a friend to talk to and thanks Nicole for concern.
Divergent action: Nicole repeatedly asks Betty lots of personal questions about her divorce.
Normative action: James goes to watch some of his brother's football games to better understand the allure.
Consequence: James is pleased to see how excited the games make his brother and compliments his dedication.
Normative action: James goes to watch some of his brother's football games to better understand the allure.
Consequence: James' brother says that James obviously doesn't understand who he is.
Divergent action: James tries to teach his brother to play chess despite his lack of interest, so he'll have "something better to do that hit people all day”.
Consequence: James' brother says that James obviously doesn't understand who he is.
Consequence: James is pleased to see how excited the games make his brother and compliments his dedication.
Divergent action: James tries to teach his brother to play chess despite his lack of interest, so he'll have "something better to do that hit people all day”.
Normative action: Jamie tells his friends it's not funny, and he can be friends with whoever he wants.
Consequence: The little boy is happy because someone stuck up for him and Jamie feels proud that he defended himself when his friends acted badly.
Normative action: Jamie tells his friends it's not funny, and he can be friends with whoever he wants.
Consequence: The little boy feels awful because the other kids don't seem to like him and Jamie feels badly because he doesn't really mind playing with smaller boys.
Divergent action: Jamie pushes the little boy off of the log they are sitting on and tells him that he doesn't want him around.
Consequence: The little boy feels awful because the other kids don't seem to like him and Jamie feels badly because he doesn't really mind playing with smaller boys.
Consequence: The little boy is happy because someone stuck up for him and Jamie feels proud that he defended himself when his friends acted badly.
Divergent action: Jamie pushes the little boy off of the log they are sitting on and tells him that he doesn't want him around.
Normative action: Andrea pulls Jenna aside and offers her a jacket to cover up the stain.
Consequence: Jenna is grateful to Andrea and thinks she is a good friend.
Normative action: Andrea pulls Jenna aside and offers her a jacket to cover up the stain.
Consequence: Jenna is embarassed and the rest of the group thinks Andrea is rude.
Divergent action: Andrea tells Jenna that she has a period stain on her skirt in front of the rest of the table.
Consequence: Jenna is embarassed and the rest of the group thinks Andrea is rude.
Consequence: Jenna is grateful to Andrea and thinks she is a good friend.
Divergent action: Andrea tells Jenna that she has a period stain on her skirt in front of the rest of the table.
Normative action: John explains that he was very close to his grandfather and appeals to Andrea to allow him name their first son Bob.
Consequence: Andrea agrees that if they can pick a name that they both like, they will use Bob as a middle name, as a compromise.
Normative action: John explains that he was very close to his grandfather and appeals to Andrea to allow him name their first son Bob.
Consequence: Andrea gets angry and tells John that she will not approve the name Bob, no matter what, leaving both new parents upset.
Divergent action: John insists that the name of their first son will be Bob, and he will not entertain any other ideas.
Consequence: Andrea gets angry and tells John that she will not approve the name Bob, no matter what, leaving both new parents upset.
Consequence: Andrea agrees that if they can pick a name that they both like, they will use Bob as a middle name, as a compromise.
Divergent action: John insists that the name of their first son will be Bob, and he will not entertain any other ideas.
Normative action: Hilda takes the old woman's diaper off and replaces it with a clean one.
Consequence: The management of the nursing home gives Hilda a raise for her caring work.
Normative action: Hilda takes the old woman's diaper off and replaces it with a clean one.
Consequence: Hilda is reported to the supervisor of the nursing home, and she loses her job.
Divergent action: Hilda takes the diaper off of the old woman and throws it in her face.
Consequence: Hilda is reported to the supervisor of the nursing home, and she loses her job.
Consequence: The management of the nursing home gives Hilda a raise for her caring work.
Divergent action: Hilda takes the diaper off of the old woman and throws it in her face.
Normative action: Angel's new poem talks about her depression but turns toward a hopeful tone as she also talks about the work she loves, writing poetry.
Consequence: Her readers find the work to be inspirational and it sparks more success, and she is proud of her work when she talks about it to her family and friends.
Normative action: Angel's new poem talks about her depression but turns toward a hopeful tone as she also talks about the work she loves, writing poetry.
Consequence: Her readers find the poem disturbing and it is not well reviewed, and her family and friends become deeply concerned about her welfare.
Divergent action: Angel publishes a poem in which she details her depression and states that she hopes she doesn't live much longer.
Consequence: Her readers find the poem disturbing and it is not well reviewed, and her family and friends become deeply concerned about her welfare.
Consequence: Her readers find the work to be inspirational and it sparks more success, and she is proud of her work when she talks about it to her family and friends.
Divergent action: Angel publishes a poem in which she details her depression and states that she hopes she doesn't live much longer.
Normative action: Jimmie pauses his game so that he can give his mother attention without it messing up his play.
Consequence: Jimmie's mother appreciates her son answering her questions and feels good that she got her answers.
Normative action: Jimmie pauses his game so that he can give his mother attention without it messing up his play.
Consequence: Jimmie's mother becomes annoyed and angry when Jimmie doesn't answer her questions.
Divergent action: Jimmie focuses his concentration on the video game he his playing and tunes his mother's voice out to remain singularly focused.
Consequence: Jimmie's mother becomes annoyed and angry when Jimmie doesn't answer her questions.
Consequence: Jimmie's mother appreciates her son answering her questions and feels good that she got her answers.
Divergent action: Jimmie focuses his concentration on the video game he his playing and tunes his mother's voice out to remain singularly focused.
Normative action: Wayne tells Lisa that he likes what he knows about her so far but that they have to meet, so he knows for sure.
Consequence: Lisa is delighted that Wayne wants to meet up and that he likes her and is excited to see him finally.
Normative action: Wayne tells Lisa that he likes what he knows about her so far but that they have to meet, so he knows for sure.
Consequence: Lisa is shocked that Wayne is breaking up with her so abruptly and hasn't even given her a chance in real life.
Divergent action: Wayne tells Lisa he thinks their relationship is going nowhere, so he's breaking up with her now.
Consequence: Lisa is shocked that Wayne is breaking up with her so abruptly and hasn't even given her a chance in real life.
Consequence: Lisa is delighted that Wayne wants to meet up and that he likes her and is excited to see him finally.
Divergent action: Wayne tells Lisa he thinks their relationship is going nowhere, so he's breaking up with her now.
Normative action: Lisa walks up to the little girl, shows her the dollar and gives it back to her.
Consequence: The little girl is thrilled and starts to smile and laugh.
Normative action: Lisa walks up to the little girl, shows her the dollar and gives it back to her.
Consequence: The little girl gets upset and starts to cry and whine.
Divergent action: Lisa walks up to the little girl, shows her the dollar and tells her that finders are keepers before walking away.
Consequence: The little girl gets upset and starts to cry and whine.
Consequence: The little girl is thrilled and starts to smile and laugh.
Divergent action: Lisa walks up to the little girl, shows her the dollar and tells her that finders are keepers before walking away.
Normative action: Mark tells Kate that it was his fault and that he feels very bad about it.
Consequence: Kate feels sorry for Mark and isn't mad at him for crashing.
Normative action: Mark tells Kate that it was his fault and that he feels very bad about it.
Consequence: Kate starts feeling guilty and gets mad at Mark for making her feel this way.
Divergent action: Mark tells Kate that they wouldn't be in this situation if she didn't talk so much.
Consequence: Kate starts feeling guilty and gets mad at Mark for making her feel this way.
Consequence: Kate feels sorry for Mark and isn't mad at him for crashing.
Divergent action: Mark tells Kate that they wouldn't be in this situation if she didn't talk so much.
Normative action: Jane responds by agreeing with Karen and telling her that the baby is adorable.
Consequence: Karen feels happy and proud of her newborn child.
Normative action: Jane responds by agreeing with Karen and telling her that the baby is adorable.
Consequence: Karen is offended by Jane's comments and leaves the room upset.
Divergent action: Jane responds by telling Karen that her baby is actually a little weird looking and has unnaturally large ears.
Consequence: Karen is offended by Jane's comments and leaves the room upset.
Consequence: Karen feels happy and proud of her newborn child.
Divergent action: Jane responds by telling Karen that her baby is actually a little weird looking and has unnaturally large ears.
Normative action: Stephanie closes her laptop and makes Colby a steak, with salad, and potatoes.
Consequence: Colby feels great after eating a balanced meal and goes out to play.
Normative action: Stephanie closes her laptop and makes Colby a steak, with salad, and potatoes.
Consequence: Colby doesn't get the proper nutrition he needs and feels sluggish after eating.
Divergent action: Stephanie tells Colby to stick a frozen meal in the microwave, and she continues working.
Consequence: Colby doesn't get the proper nutrition he needs and feels sluggish after eating.
Consequence: Colby feels great after eating a balanced meal and goes out to play.
Divergent action: Stephanie tells Colby to stick a frozen meal in the microwave, and she continues working.
Normative action: Leah yells at Sparky to "heel" and he stops right on his tracks.
Consequence: Chris is happy that Leigh took great care of Sparky while he was gone.
Normative action: Leah yells at Sparky to "heel" and he stops right on his tracks.
Consequence: When Chris returns he is angry because Leah failed to keep Sparky safe.
Divergent action: Leah panics and lets Sparky get too far away before she begins to look for him, and now it's too late.
Consequence: When Chris returns he is angry because Leah failed to keep Sparky safe.
Consequence: Chris is happy that Leigh took great care of Sparky while he was gone.
Divergent action: Leah panics and lets Sparky get too far away before she begins to look for him, and now it's too late.
Normative action: Harold sneaks around and kills all of the members of the opposing team.
Consequence: Harold's team is happy that he did so much to help him win the game.
Normative action: Harold sneaks around and kills all of the members of the opposing team.
Consequence: Harold's team is upset and kicks him off of the server they are playing on.
Divergent action: Harold goes around and kills all the other players on his team.
Consequence: Harold's team is upset and kicks him off of the server they are playing on.
Consequence: Harold's team is happy that he did so much to help him win the game.
Divergent action: Harold goes around and kills all the other players on his team.
Normative action: Mike hires a sitter to care for his son while he is at the game.
Consequence: Mike is able to attend the game without involving his child.
Normative action: Mike hires a sitter to care for his son while he is at the game.
Consequence: Mike gets in trouble with his wife when their son tells her what happened.
Divergent action: Mike takes his son with him and has him sit quietly while he plays his game.
Consequence: Mike gets in trouble with his wife when their son tells her what happened.
Consequence: Mike is able to attend the game without involving his child.
Divergent action: Mike takes his son with him and has him sit quietly while he plays his game.
Normative action: Evan finishes his job duties and heads to the gym after work hours.
Consequence: Evan keeps his job and maintains his weight lifting passion too.
Normative action: Evan finishes his job duties and heads to the gym after work hours.
Consequence: Evan is fired from his job and can't afford his gym membership anymore and is sad.
Divergent action: Evan leaves his job mid-day and lifts weights at the gym for hours, neglecting his job.
Consequence: Evan is fired from his job and can't afford his gym membership anymore and is sad.
Consequence: Evan keeps his job and maintains his weight lifting passion too.
Divergent action: Evan leaves his job mid-day and lifts weights at the gym for hours, neglecting his job.
Normative action: Katy contacts the band's media representative and finds out they will be signing autographs and meeting fans before the concert.
Consequence: Katie gets to talk to the entire band and the guitarist signs a picture just for her.
Normative action: Katy contacts the band's media representative and finds out they will be signing autographs and meeting fans before the concert.
Consequence: Katy never gets to meet him, and he never signs anything for her because he calls the police to complain about her behavior.
Divergent action: Katy stakes out the hotel where the band is playing and breaks into the guitarist's room while he's out, to wait for him.
Consequence: Katy never gets to meet him, and he never signs anything for her because he calls the police to complain about her behavior.