CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Her friend's depression recovers a lot, and he thanks Monica for supporting him in such difficult time.
Divergent action: Monica feels that her friend is annoying and starts to distance from him.
Normative action: Jack suggests various financial institutions that can give Bob a loan.
Consequence: Jack is glad to help his friend without jeopardizing their friendship.
Normative action: Jack suggests various financial institutions that can give Bob a loan.
Consequence: Jack gets angry and his friendship with Bob deteriorates.
Divergent action: Jack lends Bob the money and is surprised when Bob fails to pay him back promptly.
Consequence: Jack gets angry and his friendship with Bob deteriorates.
Consequence: Jack is glad to help his friend without jeopardizing their friendship.
Divergent action: Jack lends Bob the money and is surprised when Bob fails to pay him back promptly.
Normative action: Robert tells Paul about a school he found, and they end up enrolling their daughter there after they visit the school together.
Consequence: Paul feels confident in the decision and is excited about the first day of school.
Normative action: Robert tells Paul about a school he found, and they end up enrolling their daughter there after they visit the school together.
Consequence: Paul feels hurt that he wasn't consulted and feels uncomfortable about their daughter starting school.
Divergent action: While Paul was at work, Robert went to an open house for a school with limited openings and signed their daughter up.
Consequence: Paul feels hurt that he wasn't consulted and feels uncomfortable about their daughter starting school.
Consequence: Paul feels confident in the decision and is excited about the first day of school.
Divergent action: While Paul was at work, Robert went to an open house for a school with limited openings and signed their daughter up.
Normative action: Tom yells his friends name as loud as he can in order to get his attention.
Consequence: Tom's friend runs over, and they play on the playground until it's time to go back indoors.
Normative action: Tom yells his friends name as loud as he can in order to get his attention.
Consequence: Tom's teacher overhears him and tells his parents causing him to get grounded.
Divergent action: Tom yells at his friend saying a bunch of derogatory terms in order to get his attention.
Consequence: Tom's teacher overhears him and tells his parents causing him to get grounded.
Consequence: Tom's friend runs over, and they play on the playground until it's time to go back indoors.
Divergent action: Tom yells at his friend saying a bunch of derogatory terms in order to get his attention.
Normative action: Rob invites the group over to rehearse and play video games after.
Consequence: Rob and the group get a good grade and Rob makes new friends.
Normative action: Rob invites the group over to rehearse and play video games after.
Consequence: The group gets an A, but Rob gets a failing grade when the group tells the teacher what he did.
Divergent action: Rob and the others plan to meet after school to rehearse the play, but Rob stay homes and plays video games.
Consequence: The group gets an A, but Rob gets a failing grade when the group tells the teacher what he did.
Consequence: Rob and the group get a good grade and Rob makes new friends.
Divergent action: Rob and the others plan to meet after school to rehearse the play, but Rob stay homes and plays video games.
Normative action: Tom goes out and looks for his dog.
Consequence: Tom finds his dog and his dog is so happy that the joy of hugging him completely overwhelms his exhaustion and makes him feel great.
Normative action: Tom goes out and looks for his dog.
Consequence: His neighbor finds the dog but brings it to the shelter because they don't feel Tom is a fit owner.
Divergent action: Tom tells his neighbor he is tired and asks if the neighbor will look for his dog while he rests.
Consequence: His neighbor finds the dog but brings it to the shelter because they don't feel Tom is a fit owner.
Consequence: Tom finds his dog and his dog is so happy that the joy of hugging him completely overwhelms his exhaustion and makes him feel great.
Divergent action: Tom tells his neighbor he is tired and asks if the neighbor will look for his dog while he rests.
Normative action: Bob asks his brother if he can borrow money to pay his rent and his brother says yes.
Consequence: Bob is relieved that he can pay his rent on time and feels grateful that his brother helped him out.
Normative action: Bob asks his brother if he can borrow money to pay his rent and his brother says yes.
Consequence: The convenience store had a video camera and Bob is caught and arrested.
Divergent action: Bob goes to the local convenience store that night and robs it.
Consequence: The convenience store had a video camera and Bob is caught and arrested.
Consequence: Bob is relieved that he can pay his rent on time and feels grateful that his brother helped him out.
Divergent action: Bob goes to the local convenience store that night and robs it.
Normative action: Janet tells her friends that she wants to leave and asks if anyone wants to come with her.
Consequence: Janet's friends decide to leave with her, and they have fun together elsewhere.
Normative action: Janet tells her friends that she wants to leave and asks if anyone wants to come with her.
Consequence: Janet's friends are worried about her and are then annoyed when they find out she left without saying anything.
Divergent action: Janet doesn't want to dance anymore, so she leaves and goes home without telling anyone.
Consequence: Janet's friends are worried about her and are then annoyed when they find out she left without saying anything.
Consequence: Janet's friends decide to leave with her, and they have fun together elsewhere.
Divergent action: Janet doesn't want to dance anymore, so she leaves and goes home without telling anyone.
Normative action: Jane calls her best friend, who just got off work at the McDonald's next door, and asks her to watch the children while Jane shops.
Consequence: The friend watches the children play outside the store while Jane efficiently finishes her shopping.
Normative action: Jane calls her best friend, who just got off work at the McDonald's next door, and asks her to watch the children while Jane shops.
Consequence: The man gets frustrated with the children's whining and hits one of them, causing bystanders to call the police on both him and Jane.
Divergent action: Jane asks a strange man hanging around the front of the store to watch her children.
Consequence: The man gets frustrated with the children's whining and hits one of them, causing bystanders to call the police on both him and Jane.
Consequence: The friend watches the children play outside the store while Jane efficiently finishes her shopping.
Divergent action: Jane asks a strange man hanging around the front of the store to watch her children.
Normative action: Martha wraps the gift and presents it to Stella's at her baby shower.
Consequence: Stella has a good time at the shower since her best friend is there to provide support.
Normative action: Martha wraps the gift and presents it to Stella's at her baby shower.
Consequence: Stella misses having her friend at the shower and wonders if she's done something to cause the absence.
Divergent action: Martha doesn't like parties, so she skips Stella's baby shower deciding to drop off the gift on her way home from work.
Consequence: Stella misses having her friend at the shower and wonders if she's done something to cause the absence.
Consequence: Stella has a good time at the shower since her best friend is there to provide support.
Divergent action: Martha doesn't like parties, so she skips Stella's baby shower deciding to drop off the gift on her way home from work.
Normative action: James and his friends scold people for spreading that rumor and end up taking Jane to a movie and have a lot of fun.
Consequence: Jane makes a new friend group and thanks James and his friends for being good people.
Normative action: James and his friends scold people for spreading that rumor and end up taking Jane to a movie and have a lot of fun.
Consequence: Jane has a mental breakdown in school and ends up dropping out and ruining her education.
Divergent action: James and his friends spread the rumor that Jane has herpes and finds it fun in the moment.
Consequence: Jane has a mental breakdown in school and ends up dropping out and ruining her education.
Consequence: Jane makes a new friend group and thanks James and his friends for being good people.
Divergent action: James and his friends spread the rumor that Jane has herpes and finds it fun in the moment.
Normative action: Kara tells Sandy she is excited to meet someone from another country and wants to learn more about her.
Consequence: Sandy is happy to make a new friend, and she feels more comfortable in her new setting.
Normative action: Kara tells Sandy she is excited to meet someone from another country and wants to learn more about her.
Consequence: Sandy feels self-conscious about her accent and becomes unhappy and withdrawn.
Divergent action: Kara laughs at Sandy and tells her that her accent is really weird.
Consequence: Sandy feels self-conscious about her accent and becomes unhappy and withdrawn.
Consequence: Sandy is happy to make a new friend, and she feels more comfortable in her new setting.
Divergent action: Kara laughs at Sandy and tells her that her accent is really weird.
Normative action: Kal looks up ways to train a puppy online and uses the information to teach the dog not to bark.
Consequence: Kal has a fun time playing with his new puppy.
Normative action: Kal looks up ways to train a puppy online and uses the information to teach the dog not to bark.
Consequence: Kal is arrested for animal cruelty when a neighbor sees his actions and calls the cops.
Divergent action: Kal puts tape around the dog's mouth and ties it to a tree in the furtherest part of his yard.
Consequence: Kal is arrested for animal cruelty when a neighbor sees his actions and calls the cops.
Consequence: Kal has a fun time playing with his new puppy.
Divergent action: Kal puts tape around the dog's mouth and ties it to a tree in the furtherest part of his yard.
Normative action: Jane talks to a disabled friend who's been looking to adopt an older, calmer dog.
Consequence: Jane's friend falls in love with the dog, and Jane still visits him occasionally when she's back in town.
Normative action: Jane talks to a disabled friend who's been looking to adopt an older, calmer dog.
Consequence: The dog gets hit by a car chasing after Jane as she drives away, and she watches her beloved pet die in agony.
Divergent action: Jane abandons her dog by the side of the road, not knowing if he'll starve to death.
Consequence: The dog gets hit by a car chasing after Jane as she drives away, and she watches her beloved pet die in agony.
Consequence: Jane's friend falls in love with the dog, and Jane still visits him occasionally when she's back in town.
Divergent action: Jane abandons her dog by the side of the road, not knowing if he'll starve to death.
Normative action: Dave tells Sally to drive carefully and to say hi to Sue when she gets there.
Consequence: Sally is happy her husband wished her a safe trip and that he's kind enough to send greetings to her friend.
Normative action: Dave tells Sally to drive carefully and to say hi to Sue when she gets there.
Consequence: Sally is scared that Dave is trying to keep her away from her friend and angry that he doesn't respect her choices.
Divergent action: Dave tells Sally that he doesn't like Sue, and he forbids her from going since he thinks Sue is a bad influence.
Consequence: Sally is scared that Dave is trying to keep her away from her friend and angry that he doesn't respect her choices.
Consequence: Sally is happy her husband wished her a safe trip and that he's kind enough to send greetings to her friend.
Divergent action: Dave tells Sally that he doesn't like Sue, and he forbids her from going since he thinks Sue is a bad influence.
Normative action: Tom tells his parents he is feeling burnt out from school and asks if he can take a break.
Consequence: Tom's parents call the school and arrange for some school work to be sent home, so he can take a weeks break from school.
Normative action: Tom tells his parents he is feeling burnt out from school and asks if he can take a break.
Consequence: The police are called and after finding out he lied he is grounded for months.
Divergent action: Tom tells his parents he was molested and says he doesn't want to go to school.
Consequence: The police are called and after finding out he lied he is grounded for months.
Consequence: Tom's parents call the school and arrange for some school work to be sent home, so he can take a weeks break from school.
Divergent action: Tom tells his parents he was molested and says he doesn't want to go to school.
Normative action: John finishes his assignment early and spends his new free time playing his new game.
Consequence: John is able to make good progress in the game, while receiving the highest marks on his assignment.
Normative action: John finishes his assignment early and spends his new free time playing his new game.
Consequence: John begins his assignment 3 days before the deadline and realizes that the assignment is much more complex than he thought, and receives a failing grade for submitting unsatisfactory work.
Divergent action: John procrastinates on his assignment and instead spends more time playing his video game.
Consequence: John begins his assignment 3 days before the deadline and realizes that the assignment is much more complex than he thought, and receives a failing grade for submitting unsatisfactory work.
Consequence: John is able to make good progress in the game, while receiving the highest marks on his assignment.
Divergent action: John procrastinates on his assignment and instead spends more time playing his video game.
Normative action: John has an open discussion with his friends about the meaning of faith and it's purpose in people's lives.
Consequence: John's friends appreciate the interesting conversation topic, and they all have a good time.
Normative action: John has an open discussion with his friends about the meaning of faith and it's purpose in people's lives.
Consequence: John's friends find his line of conversation insulting and bigoted.
Divergent action: John goes on and on about how religious people are nutjobs and atheists are much smarter than them.
Consequence: John's friends find his line of conversation insulting and bigoted.
Consequence: John's friends appreciate the interesting conversation topic, and they all have a good time.
Divergent action: John goes on and on about how religious people are nutjobs and atheists are much smarter than them.
Normative action: Joey offers to help the man finish up checking out.
Consequence: The man appreciates Joey offering to help and wishes him a good day.
Normative action: Joey offers to help the man finish up checking out.
Consequence: The man is very embarrassed and tells Joey he's going to contact the police.
Divergent action: Joey yells at the man to hurry up, and shoves him out of the way when he continues to dawdle.
Consequence: The man is very embarrassed and tells Joey he's going to contact the police.
Consequence: The man appreciates Joey offering to help and wishes him a good day.
Divergent action: Joey yells at the man to hurry up, and shoves him out of the way when he continues to dawdle.
Normative action: Brandon confronts his girlfriend and asks what is going on.
Consequence: Brandon's girlfriend confesses to cheating on him, they seek couples counseling and eventually make it past this hurdle and live a long and happy life together.
Normative action: Brandon confronts his girlfriend and asks what is going on.
Consequence: Brandon's girlfriend get's pregnant, and he ends up supporting her for years before discovering the child is not his.
Divergent action: Brandon ignores the signs and never brings it up, hoping that it will pass.
Consequence: Brandon's girlfriend get's pregnant, and he ends up supporting her for years before discovering the child is not his.
Consequence: Brandon's girlfriend confesses to cheating on him, they seek couples counseling and eventually make it past this hurdle and live a long and happy life together.
Divergent action: Brandon ignores the signs and never brings it up, hoping that it will pass.
Normative action: John admits to this neighbor that he broke the window by accident and agrees to pay for the damage to fix the window.
Consequence: His neighbor forgives John for his honesty and agrees to waive half of the damage.
Normative action: John admits to this neighbor that he broke the window by accident and agrees to pay for the damage to fix the window.
Consequence: His neighbor knows that John is the only kid in his family and gets very mad at his lie and decides to call the police about the damage.
Divergent action: John tells his neighbor that it was done by his twin brother who has moved away a few days ago.
Consequence: His neighbor knows that John is the only kid in his family and gets very mad at his lie and decides to call the police about the damage.
Consequence: His neighbor forgives John for his honesty and agrees to waive half of the damage.
Divergent action: John tells his neighbor that it was done by his twin brother who has moved away a few days ago.
Normative action: Tom tells his girlfriend he is attracted to another woman.
Consequence: Toms girlfriend says she understands and tells him he is free to pursue her, they remain good friends and Tom ends up sleeping with the gorgeous woman.
Normative action: Tom tells his girlfriend he is attracted to another woman.
Consequence: She says yes, but finds out he is in a relationship and lets his partner know, she never meets him and his partner leaves him as well.
Divergent action: Tom asks the gorgeous women if she wants to hook up with him.
Consequence: She says yes, but finds out he is in a relationship and lets his partner know, she never meets him and his partner leaves him as well.
Consequence: Toms girlfriend says she understands and tells him he is free to pursue her, they remain good friends and Tom ends up sleeping with the gorgeous woman.
Divergent action: Tom asks the gorgeous women if she wants to hook up with him.
Normative action: Roger plays his game and takes breaks to visit with Sandy.
Consequence: Sandy enjoys Roger enjoying his game and feels Roger cares about her.
Normative action: Roger plays his game and takes breaks to visit with Sandy.
Consequence: Sandy ends up breaking up with Roger because she feels he cares more about video games than about her.
Divergent action: Roger gets so involved with the game that he ignores Sandy.
Consequence: Sandy ends up breaking up with Roger because she feels he cares more about video games than about her.
Consequence: Sandy enjoys Roger enjoying his game and feels Roger cares about her.
Divergent action: Roger gets so involved with the game that he ignores Sandy.
Normative action: Dave tells Mark that he did a lot of swimming and tanning and that it was a low key vacation with nothing particularly exciting happening.
Consequence: Mark is happy to hear his friend had a relaxing time and got to spend time in the sun.
Normative action: Dave tells Mark that he did a lot of swimming and tanning and that it was a low key vacation with nothing particularly exciting happening.
Consequence: Mark finds that story hard to believe and feels weird about being near Dave and wants to leave.
Divergent action: Dave tells Mark that he fought a great white shark while swimming and that he managed to subdue it while underwater.
Consequence: Mark finds that story hard to believe and feels weird about being near Dave and wants to leave.
Consequence: Mark is happy to hear his friend had a relaxing time and got to spend time in the sun.
Divergent action: Dave tells Mark that he fought a great white shark while swimming and that he managed to subdue it while underwater.
Normative action: Colin visits hom to see family but keeps his distance from bad influence.
Consequence: Colin lives a good life with new friends while not forgetting who he was.
Normative action: Colin visits hom to see family but keeps his distance from bad influence.
Consequence: Colin gets into drugs and finds himself living a trouble life.
Divergent action: Colin moves back home after college and rekindles some of his past friendships.
Consequence: Colin gets into drugs and finds himself living a trouble life.
Consequence: Colin lives a good life with new friends while not forgetting who he was.
Divergent action: Colin moves back home after college and rekindles some of his past friendships.
Normative action: Sam asks his mother if it is okay for him to clean his room later.
Consequence: Sam's mother agrees and Sam enjoys playing video games before going to clean his room later.
Normative action: Sam asks his mother if it is okay for him to clean his room later.
Consequence: Sam's mother gets angry and sends him to his room.
Divergent action: Sam pretends that he doesn't hear his mother and plays video games instead.
Consequence: Sam's mother gets angry and sends him to his room.
Consequence: Sam's mother agrees and Sam enjoys playing video games before going to clean his room later.
Divergent action: Sam pretends that he doesn't hear his mother and plays video games instead.
Normative action: Sharon opens up to her friends about her struggles and asks for their support.
Consequence: Sharon's friends give her helpful advice and a listening ear, making the friendships stronger.
Normative action: Sharon opens up to her friends about her struggles and asks for their support.
Consequence: Sharon's friends get frustrated and stop calling her health suffers from binge drinking.
Divergent action: Sharon pushes her friends away and spends time at home drinking alone instead.
Consequence: Sharon's friends get frustrated and stop calling her health suffers from binge drinking.
Consequence: Sharon's friends give her helpful advice and a listening ear, making the friendships stronger.
Divergent action: Sharon pushes her friends away and spends time at home drinking alone instead.
Normative action: Claire knocks on her sister's door and asks if she wants to watch a movie together.
Consequence: Claire and her sister enjoy some time together and bond.
Normative action: Claire knocks on her sister's door and asks if she wants to watch a movie together.
Consequence: Claire's sister feels upset and offended because she loves the music she's listening to.
Divergent action: Claire knocks on her sister's door and tells her to stop litening to such stupid music and hang out instead.
Consequence: Claire's sister feels upset and offended because she loves the music she's listening to.
Consequence: Claire and her sister enjoy some time together and bond.
Divergent action: Claire knocks on her sister's door and tells her to stop litening to such stupid music and hang out instead.
Normative action: Jack calls Ann and lets her know he is having fun and wants to stay but didn't want her to worry.
Consequence: Ann was happy that Jack respects her and loves her enough to not let her worry.
Normative action: Jack calls Ann and lets her know he is having fun and wants to stay but didn't want her to worry.
Consequence: Ann gets worried and thinks Jack is cheating on her and breaks up with him.
Divergent action: Jack decides he's going to stay at his friends place and not call Ann to tell her.
Consequence: Ann gets worried and thinks Jack is cheating on her and breaks up with him.
Consequence: Ann was happy that Jack respects her and loves her enough to not let her worry.
Divergent action: Jack decides he's going to stay at his friends place and not call Ann to tell her.
Normative action: Dave tells Bill that he knows it's tough to stay away and that he hopes Bill can recover from this.
Consequence: Bill feels good that Dave understands and is optimistic about recovering again.