CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Ian's partner is relieved that Ian is ready to move on because they were too, and they break up amicably.
Divergent action: Ian lacks the courage to communicate which caused the problems to begin with, so he sends a text about to his partner informing them the relationship is over.
Normative action: Mick greets Patty in a friendly manner and introduces her to Olivia.
Consequence: Olivia and Patty talk and trade funny stories about Mick.
Normative action: Mick greets Patty in a friendly manner and introduces her to Olivia.
Consequence: Olivia becomes furious with Mick and breaks up with him in the restaurant.
Divergent action: Mick says hi to Patty and gives her a long kiss on the lips in front of Olivia.
Consequence: Olivia becomes furious with Mick and breaks up with him in the restaurant.
Consequence: Olivia and Patty talk and trade funny stories about Mick.
Divergent action: Mick says hi to Patty and gives her a long kiss on the lips in front of Olivia.
Normative action: Hugh puts one small Trump supporter sign in his yard and let's his neighbor Sally know beforehand he has nothing against her.
Consequence: Sally respects Hugh for his courtesy and views Hugh as the one Trump supporter she likes.
Normative action: Hugh puts one small Trump supporter sign in his yard and let's his neighbor Sally know beforehand he has nothing against her.
Consequence: Sally is outraged and calls the housing association on Hugh.
Divergent action: Hugh purchases 40 Trump supporter signs and puts them in his yard facing Sally's house.
Consequence: Sally is outraged and calls the housing association on Hugh.
Consequence: Sally respects Hugh for his courtesy and views Hugh as the one Trump supporter she likes.
Divergent action: Hugh purchases 40 Trump supporter signs and puts them in his yard facing Sally's house.
Normative action: James tells Mary to hang on and runs to go get some band aids and gauze from the bathroom cabinet.
Consequence: Mary is relieved that James is going to tend to her injury and calms down a little.
Normative action: James tells Mary to hang on and runs to go get some band aids and gauze from the bathroom cabinet.
Consequence: Mary is annoyed that James is only telling her where to look instead of helping.
Divergent action: James tells Mary that the band aids are in the bathroom cabinet, and she should go get one.
Consequence: Mary is annoyed that James is only telling her where to look instead of helping.
Consequence: Mary is relieved that James is going to tend to her injury and calms down a little.
Divergent action: James tells Mary that the band aids are in the bathroom cabinet, and she should go get one.
Normative action: Lee is careful to clean up any spills as they cook, and puts the dirty dishes into the dishwasher after eating.
Consequence: Alex is happy with the way Lee left the kitchen, and the two of them enjoy the rest of their weekend.
Normative action: Lee is careful to clean up any spills as they cook, and puts the dirty dishes into the dishwasher after eating.
Consequence: Alex has to clean the kitchen and is grumpy with Lee for the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Lee leaves dirty dishes in the sink and spills all over the counter as they make and eat the waffles.
Consequence: Alex has to clean the kitchen and is grumpy with Lee for the rest of the day.
Consequence: Alex is happy with the way Lee left the kitchen, and the two of them enjoy the rest of their weekend.
Divergent action: Lee leaves dirty dishes in the sink and spills all over the counter as they make and eat the waffles.
Normative action: Jim sends out invitations to his entire family for the occasion.
Consequence: The wedding becomes a special memory to Jim and his family.
Normative action: Jim sends out invitations to his entire family for the occasion.
Consequence: Jim's family gets upset at Jim for not inviting them to such an important life event.
Divergent action: Jim decides against inviting his family to his wedding ceremony.
Consequence: Jim's family gets upset at Jim for not inviting them to such an important life event.
Consequence: The wedding becomes a special memory to Jim and his family.
Divergent action: Jim decides against inviting his family to his wedding ceremony.
Normative action: Benjamin gets out the bills and sits down beside his mother showing her how her shopping habits are harming the house budget.
Consequence: His mother stops buying things she doesn't need.
Normative action: Benjamin gets out the bills and sits down beside his mother showing her how her shopping habits are harming the house budget.
Consequence: His mother starts crying.
Divergent action: Benjamin asks her if she has the brains of a fly in a loud tone as he shuts off the computer.
Consequence: His mother starts crying.
Consequence: His mother stops buying things she doesn't need.
Divergent action: Benjamin asks her if she has the brains of a fly in a loud tone as he shuts off the computer.
Normative action: Marcus offers to tutor the boys in exchange for them holding less parties.
Consequence: During the tutoring sessions, Marcus is able to convince the boys to have their parties at another location.
Normative action: Marcus offers to tutor the boys in exchange for them holding less parties.
Consequence: Marcus is shunned by the other people in the dorm for his snobbish behavior.
Divergent action: Marcus tells the other boys that they might make better grades if they studied instead of throwing parties like silly cave me.
Consequence: Marcus is shunned by the other people in the dorm for his snobbish behavior.
Consequence: During the tutoring sessions, Marcus is able to convince the boys to have their parties at another location.
Divergent action: Marcus tells the other boys that they might make better grades if they studied instead of throwing parties like silly cave me.
Normative action: Mike sets up a punching bag in the middle of the garage.
Consequence: Mike's wife sets him up an account with the local gym to work out there.
Normative action: Mike sets up a punching bag in the middle of the garage.
Consequence: Mike's wife leaves him immediately and files for divorce soon after.
Divergent action: Mike gets his wife in a corner and starts to beat her.
Consequence: Mike's wife leaves him immediately and files for divorce soon after.
Consequence: Mike's wife sets him up an account with the local gym to work out there.
Divergent action: Mike gets his wife in a corner and starts to beat her.
Normative action: Greg asks Neil if he might have seen a wallet that he thinks he dropped around the area.
Consequence: Neil tells Greg that he hasn't seen it but that he'll help him look for it.
Normative action: Greg asks Neil if he might have seen a wallet that he thinks he dropped around the area.
Consequence: Neil is angry and scoffs at the accusation and tells Greg that he had nothing to do with it.
Divergent action: Greg asks Neil if he took his wallet and to give it back to him right now.
Consequence: Neil is angry and scoffs at the accusation and tells Greg that he had nothing to do with it.
Consequence: Neil tells Greg that he hasn't seen it but that he'll help him look for it.
Divergent action: Greg asks Neil if he took his wallet and to give it back to him right now.
Normative action: Jenny uses her bad experiences to help Mary make wise decisions about her relationship.
Consequence: Jenny is glad that her experiences can have a positive effect for someone.
Normative action: Jenny uses her bad experiences to help Mary make wise decisions about her relationship.
Consequence: Jenny is wracked with guilt when Mary's relationship comes to an end.
Divergent action: Jenny's bitterness lead her to give Mary advice that will cause a rift in her relationship.
Consequence: Jenny is wracked with guilt when Mary's relationship comes to an end.
Consequence: Jenny is glad that her experiences can have a positive effect for someone.
Divergent action: Jenny's bitterness lead her to give Mary advice that will cause a rift in her relationship.
Normative action: Tom takes his findings to management and records, for his own records, the steps that he took to assure that the issue was reported properly.
Consequence: Tom is clear of the incident, and he is relieved that he has done everything he can to assure the quality of his work.
Normative action: Tom takes his findings to management and records, for his own records, the steps that he took to assure that the issue was reported properly.
Consequence: When it eventually comes out that there was someone stealing at the company, Tom is implicated in the scandal because he does the books.
Divergent action: Tom pretends that he hadn't noticed the irregularities in financial reports and doesn't mention what he found to anyone else.
Consequence: When it eventually comes out that there was someone stealing at the company, Tom is implicated in the scandal because he does the books.
Consequence: Tom is clear of the incident, and he is relieved that he has done everything he can to assure the quality of his work.
Divergent action: Tom pretends that he hadn't noticed the irregularities in financial reports and doesn't mention what he found to anyone else.
Normative action: Hayden adjusts his speaker to a quiet level.
Consequence: Hayden's sister is unaffected by the music.
Normative action: Hayden adjusts his speaker to a quiet level.
Consequence: Hayden's sister can't study because the music is too loud.
Divergent action: Hayden turns his speaker up to full volume.
Consequence: Hayden's sister can't study because the music is too loud.
Consequence: Hayden's sister is unaffected by the music.
Divergent action: Hayden turns his speaker up to full volume.
Normative action: Sal tells his current company beforehand that he will be leaving.
Consequence: Sal's current company will be able to train a replacement.
Normative action: Sal tells his current company beforehand that he will be leaving.
Consequence: Sal's current company will be confused and unable to fill Sal's position quickly.
Divergent action: Sal leaves his current company without telling anyone.
Consequence: Sal's current company will be confused and unable to fill Sal's position quickly.
Consequence: Sal's current company will be able to train a replacement.
Divergent action: Sal leaves his current company without telling anyone.
Normative action: James bakes a funfetti cake and tops it with buttercream frosting and candles.
Consequence: Everyone compliments James on the delicious treat he made for them.
Normative action: James bakes a funfetti cake and tops it with buttercream frosting and candles.
Consequence: No one touches the veggie platter, which ends up in the garbage.
Divergent action: James brings in a veggie platter in an effort to encourage healthy lifestyles.
Consequence: No one touches the veggie platter, which ends up in the garbage.
Consequence: Everyone compliments James on the delicious treat he made for them.
Divergent action: James brings in a veggie platter in an effort to encourage healthy lifestyles.
Normative action: Ted wants to be able to see his child grow up, so he starts going to the gym.
Consequence: Ted loses a lot of weight and has no trouble with childbearing activities.
Normative action: Ted wants to be able to see his child grow up, so he starts going to the gym.
Consequence: Ted gains even more weight and has trouble taking care of his child.
Divergent action: Ted realizes that having to go to the gym would not make him happier.
Consequence: Ted gains even more weight and has trouble taking care of his child.
Consequence: Ted loses a lot of weight and has no trouble with childbearing activities.
Divergent action: Ted realizes that having to go to the gym would not make him happier.
Normative action: Jenny gets some of her friends to come over and help her beg her parents to let her go.
Consequence: Jenny and her friends combined effort persuades her parents.
Normative action: Jenny gets some of her friends to come over and help her beg her parents to let her go.
Consequence: Jenny is punished for her behavior.
Divergent action: Jenny hurls insults at her parents out of frustration.
Consequence: Jenny is punished for her behavior.
Consequence: Jenny and her friends combined effort persuades her parents.
Divergent action: Jenny hurls insults at her parents out of frustration.
Normative action: Rebecca gives the other fan evidence of other relationships in the show that she supports.
Consequence: Rebecca is thanked by later by the other fans for introducing them to unique parings.
Normative action: Rebecca gives the other fan evidence of other relationships in the show that she supports.
Consequence: Rebecca finds herself blocked by her other friends for supporting an incest couple.
Divergent action: Rebecca goes along with this fan reading some fanfiction before voicing her approval of the ship.
Consequence: Rebecca finds herself blocked by her other friends for supporting an incest couple.
Consequence: Rebecca is thanked by later by the other fans for introducing them to unique parings.
Divergent action: Rebecca goes along with this fan reading some fanfiction before voicing her approval of the ship.
Normative action: Tate tells his wife that they'll get through this no matter what.
Consequence: Tate's wife feels less worried and knows she has someone by her side.
Normative action: Tate tells his wife that they'll get through this no matter what.
Consequence: Tate's wife doesn't laugh and thinks Tate is a jerk.
Divergent action: Tate asks his wife if he'll still be able to squeeze her breasts.
Consequence: Tate's wife doesn't laugh and thinks Tate is a jerk.
Consequence: Tate's wife feels less worried and knows she has someone by her side.
Divergent action: Tate asks his wife if he'll still be able to squeeze her breasts.
Normative action: Lisa finds a job where she can work part-time while going to school, so she can pay her tuition.
Consequence: Lisa's in law's are proud of Lisa and her ability to pay for her own tuition.
Normative action: Lisa finds a job where she can work part-time while going to school, so she can pay her tuition.
Consequence: Lisa's in law's are upset when they see their money is gone, and they cannot pay their bills.
Divergent action: Lisa takes money from the safe in her in law's office when she goes over one day to help with cleaning.
Consequence: Lisa's in law's are upset when they see their money is gone, and they cannot pay their bills.
Consequence: Lisa's in law's are proud of Lisa and her ability to pay for her own tuition.
Divergent action: Lisa takes money from the safe in her in law's office when she goes over one day to help with cleaning.
Normative action: Wallace calls out trying to the owner of the vehicle while remaining a distance from it and lets them know they left it unlocked and then continues walking home.
Consequence: The owner of the vehicle is thankful for Wallace's warning and secures their vehicle.
Normative action: Wallace calls out trying to the owner of the vehicle while remaining a distance from it and lets them know they left it unlocked and then continues walking home.
Consequence: The person that owns the vehicle that Wallace stole is angered when they find out the vehicle is missing and their day is ruined.
Divergent action: Wallace looks around before entering the vehicle and using it to get home quicker.
Consequence: The person that owns the vehicle that Wallace stole is angered when they find out the vehicle is missing and their day is ruined.
Consequence: The owner of the vehicle is thankful for Wallace's warning and secures their vehicle.
Divergent action: Wallace looks around before entering the vehicle and using it to get home quicker.
Normative action: Louis finds a hose and fills his dogs portable water bowl.
Consequence: The dog feels much more refreshed after drinking the water.
Normative action: Louis finds a hose and fills his dogs portable water bowl.
Consequence: The dog ingests some sort of bacteria and gets very sick.
Divergent action: Louis takes the dog to a sewage ditch for him to drink.
Consequence: The dog ingests some sort of bacteria and gets very sick.
Consequence: The dog feels much more refreshed after drinking the water.
Divergent action: Louis takes the dog to a sewage ditch for him to drink.
Normative action: Carson invites his friend over to his house to play games.
Consequence: Carson and his friend have fun playing in the yard.
Normative action: Carson invites his friend over to his house to play games.
Consequence: Carson's mother makes him do more chores around the house.
Divergent action: Carson tugs on her mother's shirt asking her to take him to his friends house over and over again.
Consequence: Carson's mother makes him do more chores around the house.
Consequence: Carson and his friend have fun playing in the yard.
Divergent action: Carson tugs on her mother's shirt asking her to take him to his friends house over and over again.
Normative action: Chris tells Pete that Pete will be able to do a lot of good.
Consequence: Pete will be more motivated to help people.
Normative action: Chris tells Pete that Pete will be able to do a lot of good.
Consequence: Pete will think that Chris is lacking in compassion.
Divergent action: Chris tells Pete that it is a waste of time to go to Haiti.
Consequence: Pete will think that Chris is lacking in compassion.
Consequence: Pete will be more motivated to help people.
Divergent action: Chris tells Pete that it is a waste of time to go to Haiti.
Normative action: Tyler brings s skateboard with him to school and performs tricks on it for his friends.
Consequence: Many students see the tricks Tyler is doing and are greatly entertained and enjoy themselves.
Normative action: Tyler brings s skateboard with him to school and performs tricks on it for his friends.
Consequence: Many students are frightened to their cores when they see Tyler pull a gun out of his book bag thinking he is going to use it.
Divergent action: Tyler puts a gun into his book bag because he thinks his friends will find it cool.
Consequence: Many students are frightened to their cores when they see Tyler pull a gun out of his book bag thinking he is going to use it.
Consequence: Many students see the tricks Tyler is doing and are greatly entertained and enjoy themselves.
Divergent action: Tyler puts a gun into his book bag because he thinks his friends will find it cool.
Normative action: Fred tells Alan his drinking is out of control, and he can't stop.
Consequence: Alan will try to get help for Fred.
Normative action: Fred tells Alan his drinking is out of control, and he can't stop.
Consequence: Alan will think Fred does not have a problem and will not help him.
Divergent action: Fred tells Alan he only drinks a little bit and he is fine.
Consequence: Alan will think Fred does not have a problem and will not help him.
Consequence: Alan will try to get help for Fred.
Divergent action: Fred tells Alan he only drinks a little bit and he is fine.
Normative action: Nancy tells Paul that it's a difficult tasks but that if others have done it so can he if he works hard.
Consequence: Paul is full of inspiration and drive and wants to prove to his mom he can be one of the few who make it.
Normative action: Nancy tells Paul that it's a difficult tasks but that if others have done it so can he if he works hard.
Consequence: Paul feels terrible because he's being told his dream is not possible and is discouraged from trying.
Divergent action: Nancy tells Paul that it's an impossible dream since only a few people every few years get to be astronauts.
Consequence: Paul feels terrible because he's being told his dream is not possible and is discouraged from trying.
Consequence: Paul is full of inspiration and drive and wants to prove to his mom he can be one of the few who make it.
Divergent action: Nancy tells Paul that it's an impossible dream since only a few people every few years get to be astronauts.
Normative action: Shelly changes back into her other clothing before she purchases the dress.
Consequence: Shelly now has her original clothing and a new dress she likes.
Normative action: Shelly changes back into her other clothing before she purchases the dress.
Consequence: Shelly loses the clothing that she wore to the store.
Divergent action: Shelly keeps wearing the dress after trying it on, leaving her other clothing in the changing room.
Consequence: Shelly loses the clothing that she wore to the store.
Consequence: Shelly now has her original clothing and a new dress she likes.
Divergent action: Shelly keeps wearing the dress after trying it on, leaving her other clothing in the changing room.
Normative action: Colin tells his wife he's playing a game with his friends.
Consequence: Colin's wife will be understanding and not be suspicious of him.
Normative action: Colin tells his wife he's playing a game with his friends.
Consequence: Colin's wife will think he is cheating on her or doing illegal things.
Divergent action: Colin tells his wife that what he does is none of her business.
Consequence: Colin's wife will think he is cheating on her or doing illegal things.
Consequence: Colin's wife will be understanding and not be suspicious of him.
Divergent action: Colin tells his wife that what he does is none of her business.
Normative action: James walks into the room with coffee for the aroma to wake Sharon.
Consequence: Sharon gets up smiling and thinks James is sweet.
Normative action: James walks into the room with coffee for the aroma to wake Sharon.
Consequence: Sharon wakes up in an bad mood and is mad at James.
Divergent action: James walks in the room where Sharon is and screams for her to get up.
Consequence: Sharon wakes up in an bad mood and is mad at James.
Consequence: Sharon gets up smiling and thinks James is sweet.
Divergent action: James walks in the room where Sharon is and screams for her to get up.
Normative action: Tina tells Frabk to come inside, and he sees what an immaculate place she keeps.
Consequence: Frank is impressed with Tina's home and looks forward to cooking.
Normative action: Tina tells Frabk to come inside, and he sees what an immaculate place she keeps.
Consequence: Frank quickly loses his appetite and decides to leave.
Divergent action: Tina tells Frank to come in, and when he does, he sees what a mess it is.
Consequence: Frank quickly loses his appetite and decides to leave.
Consequence: Frank is impressed with Tina's home and looks forward to cooking.
Divergent action: Tina tells Frank to come in, and when he does, he sees what a mess it is.
Normative action: Graham tells Kate that he's there for her during this time.
Consequence: Kate will feel supported by Graham.
Normative action: Graham tells Kate that he's there for her during this time.
Consequence: Kate will think Graham is uncaring.
Divergent action: Graham tells Kate that terminal cancer is not a big deal.
Consequence: Kate will think Graham is uncaring.
Consequence: Kate will feel supported by Graham.
Divergent action: Graham tells Kate that terminal cancer is not a big deal.
Normative action: Fred buys himself a new motorcycle to drive on weekends.
Consequence: Fred takes a weekend trip on his motorcycle to visit his parents.
Normative action: Fred buys himself a new motorcycle to drive on weekends.
Consequence: Fred gets phone calls, emails, and letters from many of his other family members asking him for money.
Divergent action: Fred buys his Aunt a brand new car for thirty-thousand dollars.
Consequence: Fred gets phone calls, emails, and letters from many of his other family members asking him for money.
Consequence: Fred takes a weekend trip on his motorcycle to visit his parents.
Divergent action: Fred buys his Aunt a brand new car for thirty-thousand dollars.
Normative action: Margo gives Billy detention and sends him out of the room, before continuing her lesson.
Consequence: The other kids in class are finally able to hear what Margo was saying.
Normative action: Margo gives Billy detention and sends him out of the room, before continuing her lesson.
Consequence: Some of the kids in the class couldn't hear Margo and didn't understand the lesson.