CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Penny is delighted to explore a new place with Earl and starts craving a pizza.
Divergent action: Earl tells Penny they should eat at Subway because it's probably going to be good like always.
Normative action: Ray goes to prom with his single friends and ignores his ex.
Consequence: Ray enjoys prom night with his friends.
Normative action: Ray goes to prom with his single friends and ignores his ex.
Consequence: Beth sees Ray is distracted by his ex and feels as though she's been used.
Divergent action: Ray asks Beth, a girl his ex doesn't like, to prom with the intention of getting under her skin.
Consequence: Beth sees Ray is distracted by his ex and feels as though she's been used.
Consequence: Ray enjoys prom night with his friends.
Divergent action: Ray asks Beth, a girl his ex doesn't like, to prom with the intention of getting under her skin.
Normative action: Randy buys a small gift that he knows is something his coworker is interested in.
Consequence: Randy's coworker is grateful because he is the only one who got her a gift.
Normative action: Randy buys a small gift that he knows is something his coworker is interested in.
Consequence: Randy's coworker appreciates the gesture but is sad because she got no gifts this year.
Divergent action: Randy approaches his coworker on the day and wishes her happy birthday.
Consequence: Randy's coworker appreciates the gesture but is sad because she got no gifts this year.
Consequence: Randy's coworker is grateful because he is the only one who got her a gift.
Divergent action: Randy approaches his coworker on the day and wishes her happy birthday.
Normative action: Greg asks his coworker if he wants to go out walking or for some physical activity whenever the chance arises.
Consequence: Greg's coworker gets more exercise from Greg including him and learns to enjoy it.
Normative action: Greg asks his coworker if he wants to go out walking or for some physical activity whenever the chance arises.
Consequence: The coworker gets so annoyed with Greg that he completely cuts off their friendship.
Divergent action: Greg continues to tell his coworker about ways to improve his health and gives him books about it.
Consequence: The coworker gets so annoyed with Greg that he completely cuts off their friendship.
Consequence: Greg's coworker gets more exercise from Greg including him and learns to enjoy it.
Divergent action: Greg continues to tell his coworker about ways to improve his health and gives him books about it.
Normative action: Paul buys shots for all of his friends except Wayne, because he needs to be sober to drive them home.
Consequence: Wayne drives Paul and his friends home safely and then drinks a beer and watches Netflix on his couch.
Normative action: Paul buys shots for all of his friends except Wayne, because he needs to be sober to drive them home.
Consequence: Wayne gets pulled over driving Paul and his friends home and gets charged with a DUI.
Divergent action: Paul insists that everyone, including Wayne, drink five shots before they go home.
Consequence: Wayne gets pulled over driving Paul and his friends home and gets charged with a DUI.
Consequence: Wayne drives Paul and his friends home safely and then drinks a beer and watches Netflix on his couch.
Divergent action: Paul insists that everyone, including Wayne, drink five shots before they go home.
Normative action: Bev decides to not drink and to sleep extra.
Consequence: Bev feels refreshed and does well at work.
Normative action: Bev decides to not drink and to sleep extra.
Consequence: She feels tired and slow at work the next day.
Divergent action: Bev drinks a fair amount.
Consequence: She feels tired and slow at work the next day.
Consequence: Bev feels refreshed and does well at work.
Divergent action: Bev drinks a fair amount.
Normative action: Sean decides to get some exercise.
Consequence: He feels great the rest of the day.
Normative action: Sean decides to get some exercise.
Consequence: He feels restless and lazy later on, but it's too late.
Divergent action: Sean doesn't plan anything and relaxes all day.
Consequence: He feels restless and lazy later on, but it's too late.
Consequence: He feels great the rest of the day.
Divergent action: Sean doesn't plan anything and relaxes all day.
Normative action: Jenna tells her daughter, "You worked so hard that I'll make brownies to go with dinner".
Consequence: Jenna's daughter is very pleased and gives her a big hug.
Normative action: Jenna tells her daughter, "You worked so hard that I'll make brownies to go with dinner".
Consequence: Jenna's daughter continues to obey her out of fear, but becomes withdrawn.
Divergent action: Jenna tells her daughter, "You didn't mess up, so I won't hit you".
Consequence: Jenna's daughter continues to obey her out of fear, but becomes withdrawn.
Consequence: Jenna's daughter is very pleased and gives her a big hug.
Divergent action: Jenna tells her daughter, "You didn't mess up, so I won't hit you".
Normative action: Josh closes his neighbor's door and goes to buy the game he wanted with his own money.
Consequence: Josh's neighbor is able to go out and buy the item they had been saving the money on the table for.
Normative action: Josh closes his neighbor's door and goes to buy the game he wanted with his own money.
Consequence: Josh's neighbor isn't able to buy an item they were saving the money on the table for.
Divergent action: Josh quickly takes the money of his neighbor's table and goes to buy a game with it.
Consequence: Josh's neighbor isn't able to buy an item they were saving the money on the table for.
Consequence: Josh's neighbor is able to go out and buy the item they had been saving the money on the table for.
Divergent action: Josh quickly takes the money of his neighbor's table and goes to buy a game with it.
Normative action: Lyle tells Karen that her wound looks awful and that he's calling 911 right away.
Consequence: Karen is delighted that someone is calling for help and hopeful that she can get through the ordeal.
Normative action: Lyle tells Karen that her wound looks awful and that he's calling 911 right away.
Consequence: Karen is annoyed that Lyle is just stating the obvious and not helping her in any way.
Divergent action: Lyle tells Karen that it's terrible that she's bleeding and that she should probably find a hospital or something.
Consequence: Karen is annoyed that Lyle is just stating the obvious and not helping her in any way.
Consequence: Karen is delighted that someone is calling for help and hopeful that she can get through the ordeal.
Divergent action: Lyle tells Karen that it's terrible that she's bleeding and that she should probably find a hospital or something.
Normative action: Jasmine sits in her boyfriend's lap and kisses him before asking for his attention.
Consequence: Jasmine's boyfriend feels like Jasmine really cares about him.
Normative action: Jasmine sits in her boyfriend's lap and kisses him before asking for his attention.
Consequence: Jasmine's boyfriend feels bad about his performance.
Divergent action: Jasmine tosses a pillow at him and says his skills in the bedroom were like a drunk man.
Consequence: Jasmine's boyfriend feels bad about his performance.
Consequence: Jasmine's boyfriend feels like Jasmine really cares about him.
Divergent action: Jasmine tosses a pillow at him and says his skills in the bedroom were like a drunk man.
Normative action: Emily suggests to her roommate that they have a couple drinks and play a board game.
Consequence: Emily's roommate likes the idea and has a lot of fun with Emily that night.
Normative action: Emily suggests to her roommate that they have a couple drinks and play a board game.
Consequence: Emily's roommate is appalled by the prank and gets sick from drinking something she did not intend to.
Divergent action: Emily decides it would be fun to play a prank on her roommate that involves replacing her drink with something gross.
Consequence: Emily's roommate is appalled by the prank and gets sick from drinking something she did not intend to.
Consequence: Emily's roommate likes the idea and has a lot of fun with Emily that night.
Divergent action: Emily decides it would be fun to play a prank on her roommate that involves replacing her drink with something gross.
Normative action: Alexa asks their friend group to be respectful by not offering Maggie any weed because she doesn't smoke.
Consequence: Maggie is able to hang out with her friends without feeling pressure.
Normative action: Alexa asks their friend group to be respectful by not offering Maggie any weed because she doesn't smoke.
Consequence: Maggie is publicly humiliated and withdraws from being social.
Divergent action: Alexa posts photos of Maggie's face with the word "prude" all over social media.
Consequence: Maggie is publicly humiliated and withdraws from being social.
Consequence: Maggie is able to hang out with her friends without feeling pressure.
Divergent action: Alexa posts photos of Maggie's face with the word "prude" all over social media.
Normative action: Mario pours the soda out into the drain in the sink.
Consequence: Mario is happy that he has less things to clean in the kitchen.
Normative action: Mario pours the soda out into the drain in the sink.
Consequence: The floor ends up getting sticky and Mario has more to clean.
Divergent action: Mario pours the soda out of the cans onto the floor.
Consequence: The floor ends up getting sticky and Mario has more to clean.
Consequence: Mario is happy that he has less things to clean in the kitchen.
Divergent action: Mario pours the soda out of the cans onto the floor.
Normative action: Anna tells Milo that he should not be getting out of bed at night because he will be tired in the morning, and he might hurt himself in the dark.
Consequence: Milo understands that he should not be getting out of bed and does his best to change his habit.
Normative action: Anna tells Milo that he should not be getting out of bed at night because he will be tired in the morning, and he might hurt himself in the dark.
Consequence: Milo becomes very anxious at night because he is afraid of the monster and develops a form of trauma.
Divergent action: Anna tells Milo that if he gets out of bed at night a monster will catch him and eat him.
Consequence: Milo becomes very anxious at night because he is afraid of the monster and develops a form of trauma.
Consequence: Milo understands that he should not be getting out of bed and does his best to change his habit.
Divergent action: Anna tells Milo that if he gets out of bed at night a monster will catch him and eat him.
Normative action: Janet tells Dana she is going to apply to different law schools around the country.
Consequence: Dana is happy that Janet will pursue law as she knows Janet always talked about being a lawyer.
Normative action: Janet tells Dana she is going to apply to different law schools around the country.
Consequence: Dana is sad that Janet thinks that she has to fit old female gender stereotypes and be a baby factory.
Divergent action: Janet tells Dana that she's going to get pregnant right away and raise some kids because that's what she's expected to do.
Consequence: Dana is sad that Janet thinks that she has to fit old female gender stereotypes and be a baby factory.
Consequence: Dana is happy that Janet will pursue law as she knows Janet always talked about being a lawyer.
Divergent action: Janet tells Dana that she's going to get pregnant right away and raise some kids because that's what she's expected to do.
Normative action: Reese surprises his brother by throwing a water balloon at him from the window.
Consequence: Reese's brother is shocked at first but then has fun retaliating later.
Normative action: Reese surprises his brother by throwing a water balloon at him from the window.
Consequence: Reese's brother panics and cries outside which turns to anger later when Reese reveals the prank.
Divergent action: Reese secures all the locks to the house while his brother is outside and then pretends not to hear his knocking.
Consequence: Reese's brother panics and cries outside which turns to anger later when Reese reveals the prank.
Consequence: Reese's brother is shocked at first but then has fun retaliating later.
Divergent action: Reese secures all the locks to the house while his brother is outside and then pretends not to hear his knocking.
Normative action: Tabitha goes to the grocery store and buys produce and pasta.
Consequence: Not only does Tabitha save money, but she also has a healthier meal.
Normative action: Tabitha goes to the grocery store and buys produce and pasta.
Consequence: She spends more than she can afford and misses payment on a bill.
Divergent action: Tabitha orders food from a  restaurant.
Consequence: She spends more than she can afford and misses payment on a bill.
Consequence: Not only does Tabitha save money, but she also has a healthier meal.
Divergent action: Tabitha orders food from a  restaurant.
Normative action: Kristina tells Gordon not to think that way because she will be there for him.
Consequence: Gordon is comforted knowing he has a good friend like Kristina.
Normative action: Kristina tells Gordon not to think that way because she will be there for him.
Consequence: When Kristina leaves, Gordon tries to take his life.
Divergent action: Kristina tells Gordon that he should see a counselor, and then leaves.
Consequence: When Kristina leaves, Gordon tries to take his life.
Consequence: Gordon is comforted knowing he has a good friend like Kristina.
Divergent action: Kristina tells Gordon that he should see a counselor, and then leaves.
Normative action: Carl sees a woman staring at a bee on a flower and asks her if she can be her model.
Consequence: The woman feels interested and agrees to be photographed by Carl.
Normative action: Carl sees a woman staring at a bee on a flower and asks her if she can be her model.
Consequence: The woman, feeling offended, confronts Carl and asks him to destroy the film from his camera.
Divergent action: Carl takes a photo of a beautiful tree while a woman is standing next to it and thus gets photographed by Carl too.
Consequence: The woman, feeling offended, confronts Carl and asks him to destroy the film from his camera.
Consequence: The woman feels interested and agrees to be photographed by Carl.
Divergent action: Carl takes a photo of a beautiful tree while a woman is standing next to it and thus gets photographed by Carl too.
Normative action: James works part-time at WalMart for a few months to save up for a new TV.
Consequence: James is tired, but eventually can enjoy having a new TV.
Normative action: James works part-time at WalMart for a few months to save up for a new TV.
Consequence: James gets his TV for free and enjoys having a bigger screen.
Divergent action: James pretends to be a WalMart employee, so he can throw a TV away as broken, then retrieve it from the dumpster.
Consequence: James gets his TV for free and enjoys having a bigger screen.
Consequence: James is tired, but eventually can enjoy having a new TV.
Divergent action: James pretends to be a WalMart employee, so he can throw a TV away as broken, then retrieve it from the dumpster.
Normative action: Tom compromises with Phil comes up with a mutually beneficial parking schedule.
Consequence: The neighbors respect Tom and think he's an amicable guy.
Normative action: Tom compromises with Phil comes up with a mutually beneficial parking schedule.
Consequence: The neighbors are afraid of Tom and call the police on him.
Divergent action: Tom pushes and knocks Phil down to the ground in front of the neighbors.
Consequence: The neighbors are afraid of Tom and call the police on him.
Consequence: The neighbors respect Tom and think he's an amicable guy.
Divergent action: Tom pushes and knocks Phil down to the ground in front of the neighbors.
Normative action: Adrian asks Steve how he's doing and offers to chat if he wants to, then leaves him alone.
Consequence: Steve recovers a bit and wants a friend to confide in, so he contacts Adrian to talk with him.
Normative action: Adrian asks Steve how he's doing and offers to chat if he wants to, then leaves him alone.
Consequence: Steve withdraws even more and refuses to be around Adrian because it hurts too much to answer.
Divergent action: Adrian sits with Steve and asks him what is wrong, continuing to ask him when he evades Adrian's questions.
Consequence: Steve withdraws even more and refuses to be around Adrian because it hurts too much to answer.
Consequence: Steve recovers a bit and wants a friend to confide in, so he contacts Adrian to talk with him.
Divergent action: Adrian sits with Steve and asks him what is wrong, continuing to ask him when he evades Adrian's questions.
Normative action: Jake crawls on his hands and knees searching the floor in the dark until he finally locates his phone, then goes back to sleep.
Consequence: Jake gets his phone and keeps it safe, avoiding the loss of several hundred dollars and his pictures that are stored there.
Normative action: Jake crawls on his hands and knees searching the floor in the dark until he finally locates his phone, then goes back to sleep.
Consequence: Jake rolls onto his phone, eventually breaking it from the pressure of his body during the night.
Divergent action: Jake searches for a minute or two, then gives up, rolls over, and goes to sleep.
Consequence: Jake rolls onto his phone, eventually breaking it from the pressure of his body during the night.
Consequence: Jake gets his phone and keeps it safe, avoiding the loss of several hundred dollars and his pictures that are stored there.
Divergent action: Jake searches for a minute or two, then gives up, rolls over, and goes to sleep.
Normative action: James tells his friend that he may be smart, but he (James) is much better at sports.
Consequence: The friend agrees and says that James was really impressive in PE the other day.
Normative action: James tells his friend that he may be smart, but he (James) is much better at sports.
Consequence: James is suspended for two weeks and permanently loses the friendship.
Divergent action: James tells his friend that he's just a stuck-up n-word.
Consequence: James is suspended for two weeks and permanently loses the friendship.
Consequence: The friend agrees and says that James was really impressive in PE the other day.
Divergent action: James tells his friend that he's just a stuck-up n-word.
Normative action: Evan decides to put fake poop on Evelyn's bed, and later on she finds it.
Consequence: Evelyn says it's gross, but her and Evan both laugh together.
Normative action: Evan decides to put fake poop on Evelyn's bed, and later on she finds it.
Consequence: Evelyn is so startled that she has a heart attack and now Evan feels awful.
Divergent action: Evan hides in Evelyn's closet and when she opens it, he jumps out.
Consequence: Evelyn is so startled that she has a heart attack and now Evan feels awful.
Consequence: Evelyn says it's gross, but her and Evan both laugh together.
Divergent action: Evan hides in Evelyn's closet and when she opens it, he jumps out.
Normative action: Daniel tells Rita that she has a bee on her chest.
Consequence: Rita brushes away the bee and thanks Daniel for letting her know.
Normative action: Daniel tells Rita that she has a bee on her chest.
Consequence: Rita feels violated, slaps Daniel and runs away.
Divergent action: Daniel reaches out to brush the bug away but also touches Rita's breast.
Consequence: Rita feels violated, slaps Daniel and runs away.
Consequence: Rita brushes away the bee and thanks Daniel for letting her know.
Divergent action: Daniel reaches out to brush the bug away but also touches Rita's breast.
Normative action: Brad opens the door to their home but takes his shoes off and wipes his feet before going in.
Consequence: Cindy is delighted to see Brad remembered that his feet are full of sand and didn't bring it into the house.
Normative action: Brad opens the door to their home but takes his shoes off and wipes his feet before going in.
Consequence: Cindy gets mad at brad for not paying attention to his feet and bringing tons of sand into their house.
Divergent action: Brad opens the door to their home and walks in just as he would normally.
Consequence: Cindy gets mad at brad for not paying attention to his feet and bringing tons of sand into their house.
Consequence: Cindy is delighted to see Brad remembered that his feet are full of sand and didn't bring it into the house.
Divergent action: Brad opens the door to their home and walks in just as he would normally.
Normative action: John gets out of the house and goes for a walk.
Consequence: John has a chance to calm down and clear his head.
Normative action: John gets out of the house and goes for a walk.
Consequence: John is arrested after Margaret calls the police on him.
Divergent action: John hits Margaret in the eye and tells her to shut up.
Consequence: John is arrested after Margaret calls the police on him.
Consequence: John has a chance to calm down and clear his head.
Divergent action: John hits Margaret in the eye and tells her to shut up.
Normative action: Francis tells Jane to stare out of the window and look melancholy, so he can make a photo about a suffering metaphor.
Consequence: Jane does what she's told, and she's happy when Francis tells her they got a good photo.
Normative action: Francis tells Jane to stare out of the window and look melancholy, so he can make a photo about a suffering metaphor.
Consequence: Jane does what she's told and puts herself through a lot of pain, so she doesn't care much when Francis tells her it's a good photo.
Divergent action: Francis tells Jane to claw her nails into her skin until it bleeds, so he can make a photo about a suffering metaphor.
Consequence: Jane does what she's told and puts herself through a lot of pain, so she doesn't care much when Francis tells her it's a good photo.
Consequence: Jane does what she's told, and she's happy when Francis tells her they got a good photo.
Divergent action: Francis tells Jane to claw her nails into her skin until it bleeds, so he can make a photo about a suffering metaphor.
Normative action: Ralph asks his new stepdad a lot of questions and tries to get a feel for him.
Consequence: Ralph's stepdad is happy to answer and and all of Ralph's questions and feels he put a good step forward into getting to know Ralph.
Normative action: Ralph asks his new stepdad a lot of questions and tries to get a feel for him.
Consequence: Ralph's stepdad jumps through the hoops to try to please Ralph and begins to worry about what he got himself into.
Divergent action: Ralph takes advantage of the situation and decides to see how far he can push his new stepdad into doing things for him.
Consequence: Ralph's stepdad jumps through the hoops to try to please Ralph and begins to worry about what he got himself into.
Consequence: Ralph's stepdad is happy to answer and and all of Ralph's questions and feels he put a good step forward into getting to know Ralph.
Divergent action: Ralph takes advantage of the situation and decides to see how far he can push his new stepdad into doing things for him.
Normative action: Ben sighs loudly and hangs his head before turning his chair and going back to work.
Consequence: The office staff silently agree with Ben as they all roll their eyes about the announcement.
Normative action: Ben sighs loudly and hangs his head before turning his chair and going back to work.
Consequence: The office staff stare at Ben in disbelief and feel uncomfortable on his behalf as they watch him embarrass himself.
Divergent action: Ben kicks his chair over and slaps the keyboard off his desk before telling everyone he's sick of overtime.
Consequence: The office staff stare at Ben in disbelief and feel uncomfortable on his behalf as they watch him embarrass himself.
Consequence: The office staff silently agree with Ben as they all roll their eyes about the announcement.
Divergent action: Ben kicks his chair over and slaps the keyboard off his desk before telling everyone he's sick of overtime.