CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Katie gets to talk to the entire band and the guitarist signs a picture just for her.
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.
Normative action: Mason leaves the bar and goes over to one of his friend's house.
Consequence: Mason is able to enjoy his night without having to worry about Jenson.
Normative action: Mason leaves the bar and goes over to one of his friend's house.
Consequence: Mason is arrested when Jenson dies from his head injuries.
Divergent action: Mason hits Jenson in the head several times with a glass bottle.
Consequence: Mason is arrested when Jenson dies from his head injuries.
Consequence: Mason is able to enjoy his night without having to worry about Jenson.
Divergent action: Mason hits Jenson in the head several times with a glass bottle.
Normative action: Jenna and her boyfriend decide to date long distance while Jenna goes to college.
Consequence: While dating long-distance is challenging, Jenna feels relieved that she's still making progress towards her goals.
Normative action: Jenna and her boyfriend decide to date long distance while Jenna goes to college.
Consequence: Jenna and her boyfriend break up halfway through the year, leaving her sad and aimless.
Divergent action: Jenna decides to take a gap year and tour with her boyfriend's band.
Consequence: Jenna and her boyfriend break up halfway through the year, leaving her sad and aimless.
Consequence: While dating long-distance is challenging, Jenna feels relieved that she's still making progress towards her goals.
Divergent action: Jenna decides to take a gap year and tour with her boyfriend's band.
Normative action: Bob tells the paramedics everything that is wrong with him.
Consequence: The paramedics are able to save Bob's life, and he makes a recovery.
Normative action: Bob tells the paramedics everything that is wrong with him.
Consequence: The paramedics aren't able to help Bob without the information, and he dies.
Divergent action: Bob acts like he doesn't know what his health issues are out of concern for his privacy.
Consequence: The paramedics aren't able to help Bob without the information, and he dies.
Consequence: The paramedics are able to save Bob's life, and he makes a recovery.
Divergent action: Bob acts like he doesn't know what his health issues are out of concern for his privacy.
Normative action: Mark gives the woman instructions on how to find the store before going home.
Consequence: The woman thanks Mark for his help and makes it to the store.
Normative action: Mark gives the woman instructions on how to find the store before going home.
Consequence: The woman keeps searching but eventually she gives up and never gets to the store.
Divergent action: Mark pretends he doesn't know where the store is, so he can get home faster.
Consequence: The woman keeps searching but eventually she gives up and never gets to the store.
Consequence: The woman thanks Mark for his help and makes it to the store.
Divergent action: Mark pretends he doesn't know where the store is, so he can get home faster.
Normative action: Ted asks his friend for a ride to work until he gets the tag renewed.
Consequence: Ted is able to get to work without getting in any trouble.
Normative action: Ted asks his friend for a ride to work until he gets the tag renewed.
Consequence: Ted is stopped by the police and gets a fine for the tags.
Divergent action: Ted drives his car with the expired tags to his job anyway.
Consequence: Ted is stopped by the police and gets a fine for the tags.
Consequence: Ted is able to get to work without getting in any trouble.
Divergent action: Ted drives his car with the expired tags to his job anyway.
Normative action: Chris tells Linda that she's right and that they really ought to get a new place already.
Consequence: Linda is delighted that Chris said that and is excited to start looking for a new place.
Normative action: Chris tells Linda that she's right and that they really ought to get a new place already.
Consequence: Linda is annoyed that Chris seems to love the house more than her and thinks her point is valid about it being a disaster.
Divergent action: Chris tells Linda to calm down, it's their house, and she should have some respect for it.
Consequence: Linda is annoyed that Chris seems to love the house more than her and thinks her point is valid about it being a disaster.
Consequence: Linda is delighted that Chris said that and is excited to start looking for a new place.
Divergent action: Chris tells Linda to calm down, it's their house, and she should have some respect for it.
Normative action: Jack provides incentives for workers to do well and manages them using reasonable strategies.
Consequence: Jack's employees perform better than ever as they enjoy working under Jack.
Normative action: Jack provides incentives for workers to do well and manages them using reasonable strategies.
Consequence: The punished employee leaves the company as the work culture becomes toxic.
Divergent action: Jack decides to punish a good worker for not performing as well as another good worker.
Consequence: The punished employee leaves the company as the work culture becomes toxic.
Consequence: Jack's employees perform better than ever as they enjoy working under Jack.
Divergent action: Jack decides to punish a good worker for not performing as well as another good worker.
Normative action: Franklin asks Dick which candy he doesn't like, and asks if he can use that candy to give to trick or treaters.
Consequence: Dick is happy to give away candy he doesn't like anyway.
Normative action: Franklin asks Dick which candy he doesn't like, and asks if he can use that candy to give to trick or treaters.
Consequence: Dick notices he's missing most of his candy the following morning and starts to cry.
Divergent action: Franklin starts grabbing candy out of DIck's candy haul and handing them out whenever someone shows up at his door.
Consequence: Dick notices he's missing most of his candy the following morning and starts to cry.
Consequence: Dick is happy to give away candy he doesn't like anyway.
Divergent action: Franklin starts grabbing candy out of DIck's candy haul and handing them out whenever someone shows up at his door.
Normative action: Andrew turns his phone on silent so that he can pay attention to the service and learn lessons that will make him a better man.
Consequence: The service goes of without a hitch and other people attending and Andrew are able to learn lessons from the service.
Normative action: Andrew turns his phone on silent so that he can pay attention to the service and learn lessons that will make him a better man.
Consequence: Other people attending the church service are very annoyed by Andrew's phone conversation in the middle of the service which he feels bad about.
Divergent action: Andrew chooses to answer his phone during the service when his wife calls over something frivolous because he believes it is his duty to be a good husband.
Consequence: Other people attending the church service are very annoyed by Andrew's phone conversation in the middle of the service which he feels bad about.
Consequence: The service goes of without a hitch and other people attending and Andrew are able to learn lessons from the service.
Divergent action: Andrew chooses to answer his phone during the service when his wife calls over something frivolous because he believes it is his duty to be a good husband.
Normative action: Lars sticks with Maria and comforts her and finds the joy in helping her and loving her.
Consequence: Maria feels closer to Lars and gets better and Lars has a successful happy relationship.
Normative action: Lars sticks with Maria and comforts her and finds the joy in helping her and loving her.
Consequence: Maria is shattered and Lars leaves every girl he dates and never has a happy relationship.
Divergent action: Lars tells Maria it's over and looks to date other girls.
Consequence: Maria is shattered and Lars leaves every girl he dates and never has a happy relationship.
Consequence: Maria feels closer to Lars and gets better and Lars has a successful happy relationship.
Divergent action: Lars tells Maria it's over and looks to date other girls.
Normative action: Bret takes out the garbage and smokes a cigarette while outside.
Consequence: Bret feels better, and Bret's wife is happy that he took the garbage out.
Normative action: Bret takes out the garbage and smokes a cigarette while outside.
Consequence: Bret feels guilty for taking his anger out on his wife, and his wife feels bad.
Divergent action: Bret tells his wife that he's tired of doing everything for her.
Consequence: Bret feels guilty for taking his anger out on his wife, and his wife feels bad.
Consequence: Bret feels better, and Bret's wife is happy that he took the garbage out.
Divergent action: Bret tells his wife that he's tired of doing everything for her.
Normative action: Trevor gets a job with his local parks and recreation department doing maintenance at the parks and makes decent money.
Consequence: Trevor's community is able to live healthier as the parks are well maintained and safe.
Normative action: Trevor gets a job with his local parks and recreation department doing maintenance at the parks and makes decent money.
Consequence: Trevor's community suffers as the result of his drug dealings and people get hooked on drugs.
Divergent action: Trevor invests in a large amount of drugs which divvies up and sells to people in the local community for profit.
Consequence: Trevor's community suffers as the result of his drug dealings and people get hooked on drugs.
Consequence: Trevor's community is able to live healthier as the parks are well maintained and safe.
Divergent action: Trevor invests in a large amount of drugs which divvies up and sells to people in the local community for profit.
Normative action: Dan lets Jack come with him to the movies since it would make his day.
Consequence: Jack feels excited, and he gets to spend time with his son.
Normative action: Dan lets Jack come with him to the movies since it would make his day.
Consequence: Jack's feelings are hurt, and he starts to feel worthless.
Divergent action: Dan tells his dad that he doesn't want to be seen in public with him.
Consequence: Jack's feelings are hurt, and he starts to feel worthless.
Consequence: Jack feels excited, and he gets to spend time with his son.
Divergent action: Dan tells his dad that he doesn't want to be seen in public with him.
Normative action: Willis stops his mower and kicks the ball back to the neighborhood kids, so he can get back to mowing.
Consequence: The neighborhood kids thank Willis and have a lot of fun continuing the game they were playing with the ball.
Normative action: Willis stops his mower and kicks the ball back to the neighborhood kids, so he can get back to mowing.
Consequence: The children in the neighborhood are sad that Willis cut their ball up and can no longer play their game.
Divergent action: Willis pushes his lawnmower right over the ball sending pieces of it all over the place.
Consequence: The children in the neighborhood are sad that Willis cut their ball up and can no longer play their game.
Consequence: The neighborhood kids thank Willis and have a lot of fun continuing the game they were playing with the ball.
Divergent action: Willis pushes his lawnmower right over the ball sending pieces of it all over the place.
Normative action: Nick takes the time to explain to his coworker how the error happened and shows how to do the quick fix.
Consequence: Nick's coworker appreciates the tips and tricks that Nick shows them and feels more confident using the computer.
Normative action: Nick takes the time to explain to his coworker how the error happened and shows how to do the quick fix.
Consequence: The coworker feels dumb that they couldn't fix it when it was such a quick fix Nick and then feels even worse when they repeat the error soon after.
Divergent action: Nick asks the coworker to move aside and quickly fixes the problem before leaving.
Consequence: The coworker feels dumb that they couldn't fix it when it was such a quick fix Nick and then feels even worse when they repeat the error soon after.
Consequence: Nick's coworker appreciates the tips and tricks that Nick shows them and feels more confident using the computer.
Divergent action: Nick asks the coworker to move aside and quickly fixes the problem before leaving.
Normative action: Jim calls up his mother and reluctantly begs her for a loan to get him out of trouble.
Consequence: Jim's mom agrees to help him out if he agrees not to deal with the bookie again and Jim is eternally grateful.
Normative action: Jim calls up his mother and reluctantly begs her for a loan to get him out of trouble.
Consequence: Jim is chased down by police a short while later and taken into custody and charged with assault and robbery.
Divergent action: Jim runs into the gas station, punches the clerk, and takes money out of the cash register.
Consequence: Jim is chased down by police a short while later and taken into custody and charged with assault and robbery.
Consequence: Jim's mom agrees to help him out if he agrees not to deal with the bookie again and Jim is eternally grateful.
Divergent action: Jim runs into the gas station, punches the clerk, and takes money out of the cash register.
Normative action: Frankie makes sure to leave a large sum of money on the table for the server as a means of expressing his enjoyment of the meal.
Consequence: The server that Frankie tipped feels great about himself and is happy he earned such a sizable tip.
Normative action: Frankie makes sure to leave a large sum of money on the table for the server as a means of expressing his enjoyment of the meal.
Consequence: The server is annoyed and angry when he finds out that Frankie did not leave a tip despite enjoying the meal.
Divergent action: Frankie mentions to the server that the food was good before leaving and paying his bill for just the cost of the meal.
Consequence: The server is annoyed and angry when he finds out that Frankie did not leave a tip despite enjoying the meal.
Consequence: The server that Frankie tipped feels great about himself and is happy he earned such a sizable tip.
Divergent action: Frankie mentions to the server that the food was good before leaving and paying his bill for just the cost of the meal.
Normative action: Mary asks other family members to help her plead her case.
Consequence: Mary is able to come to a compromise with her parents.
Normative action: Mary asks other family members to help her plead her case.
Consequence: Mary ends up being picked up by the police when her parents file a missing persons report.
Divergent action: Mary runs away from home with a guy she likes.
Consequence: Mary ends up being picked up by the police when her parents file a missing persons report.
Consequence: Mary is able to come to a compromise with her parents.
Divergent action: Mary runs away from home with a guy she likes.
Normative action: Tom asks if Nelly would like to learn about bondage play over time and gives her a book to read on it.
Consequence: Nelly thinks about it and appreciates Tom's patience and feels closer to him.
Normative action: Tom asks if Nelly would like to learn about bondage play over time and gives her a book to read on it.
Consequence: Nelly gets very uncomfortable and starts to wonder about leaving Tom.
Divergent action: Tom asks Nelly repeatedly to tie him up in bed.
Consequence: Nelly gets very uncomfortable and starts to wonder about leaving Tom.
Consequence: Nelly thinks about it and appreciates Tom's patience and feels closer to him.
Divergent action: Tom asks Nelly repeatedly to tie him up in bed.
Normative action: Daron stopped and picked up the small cat, putting it in his jacket and bringing it home as his own.
Consequence: The cat is able to be fed and cleaned,  becoming healthy and happy.
Normative action: Daron stopped and picked up the small cat, putting it in his jacket and bringing it home as his own.
Consequence: The cat that Daron passed by became ill from exposure and died.
Divergent action: Daron walked briskly by the cat, eager to get inside and dry.
Consequence: The cat that Daron passed by became ill from exposure and died.
Consequence: The cat is able to be fed and cleaned,  becoming healthy and happy.
Divergent action: Daron walked briskly by the cat, eager to get inside and dry.
Normative action: Carol makes grilled salmon and vegetables.
Consequence: Carol's husband appreciates that Carol is trying to help him get healthier.
Normative action: Carol makes grilled salmon and vegetables.
Consequence: Carol's husband feels that Carol doesn't care about his health.
Divergent action: Carol makes burgers stuffed with cheese and wrapped in bacon.
Consequence: Carol's husband feels that Carol doesn't care about his health.
Consequence: Carol's husband appreciates that Carol is trying to help him get healthier.
Divergent action: Carol makes burgers stuffed with cheese and wrapped in bacon.
Normative action: Gabby asks to have a conversation with her mother and tries to explain her motivations for going out.
Consequence: Gabby's mother appreciates her daughter's mature approach to the situation and feels good about the way she raised Gabby.
Normative action: Gabby asks to have a conversation with her mother and tries to explain her motivations for going out.
Consequence: Gabby's mother is hurt by the vulgar insults and feels disrespected.
Divergent action: Gabby uses language she shouldn't in reference to her mother at a level her mother can clearly hear.
Consequence: Gabby's mother is hurt by the vulgar insults and feels disrespected.
Consequence: Gabby's mother appreciates her daughter's mature approach to the situation and feels good about the way she raised Gabby.
Divergent action: Gabby uses language she shouldn't in reference to her mother at a level her mother can clearly hear.
Normative action: Sandra gives her employees a typical amount of work.
Consequence: Sandra's employees are able to do a good job on the work given to them.
Normative action: Sandra gives her employees a typical amount of work.
Consequence: Sandra's employees become burnt out and less efficient.
Divergent action: Sandra gives her employees double the amount of work than is typical for the industry.
Consequence: Sandra's employees become burnt out and less efficient.
Consequence: Sandra's employees are able to do a good job on the work given to them.
Divergent action: Sandra gives her employees double the amount of work than is typical for the industry.
Normative action: Ron offers the woman his seat on the bus and stands instead.
Consequence: The woman feels grateful that she's able to sit down, and Ron feels good.
Normative action: Ron offers the woman his seat on the bus and stands instead.
Consequence: Ron feels guilty, and the woman has to stand for her entire trip.
Divergent action: Ron realizes that he's comfortable, so he decides to stay in his seat.
Consequence: Ron feels guilty, and the woman has to stand for her entire trip.
Consequence: The woman feels grateful that she's able to sit down, and Ron feels good.
Divergent action: Ron realizes that he's comfortable, so he decides to stay in his seat.
Normative action: Brad tells Mike he really appreciates all the help Mike gave him and thanks him before saying he can go if he wants.
Consequence: Mike is delighted that Brad is appreciative of his efforts and help and tells Brad to have a great day.
Normative action: Brad tells Mike he really appreciates all the help Mike gave him and thanks him before saying he can go if he wants.
Consequence: Mike is insulted that Brad is being so curt with him and that he never said thanks.
Divergent action: Brad tells Mike that was it and Mike should go home now since they're finished.
Consequence: Mike is insulted that Brad is being so curt with him and that he never said thanks.
Consequence: Mike is delighted that Brad is appreciative of his efforts and help and tells Brad to have a great day.
Divergent action: Brad tells Mike that was it and Mike should go home now since they're finished.
Normative action: Leah tells Tom that she's truly sorry for all the hurt she caused but that it's best if they never talk again.
Consequence: Tom is happy Leah apologized and agrees not to contact her again in the future.
Normative action: Leah tells Tom that she's truly sorry for all the hurt she caused but that it's best if they never talk again.
Consequence: Tom is angry that Leah won't give him closure and an apology and agonizes further about how their relationship was.
Divergent action: Leah tells Tom she doesn't want to hear it and has to go and hangs up.
Consequence: Tom is angry that Leah won't give him closure and an apology and agonizes further about how their relationship was.
Consequence: Tom is happy Leah apologized and agrees not to contact her again in the future.
Divergent action: Leah tells Tom she doesn't want to hear it and has to go and hangs up.
Normative action: Jack leaves a tip he can afford for the waiter.
Consequence: The waiter is grateful and likes Jack and will serve him well next time.
Normative action: Jack leaves a tip he can afford for the waiter.
Consequence: The waiter doesn't like Jack and will give him bad service next time.
Divergent action: Jack doesn't give the waiter any tip and leaves.
Consequence: The waiter doesn't like Jack and will give him bad service next time.
Consequence: The waiter is grateful and likes Jack and will serve him well next time.
Divergent action: Jack doesn't give the waiter any tip and leaves.
Normative action: Richard tells Ian to tattoo an old style american eagle on his chest as big as he can.
Consequence: Ian is delighted to do a classic style tattoo and is excited to do a good job of it.
Normative action: Richard tells Ian to tattoo an old style american eagle on his chest as big as he can.
Consequence: Ian is uncomfortable even seeing  such a symbol of hate let alone tattooing it on someone.
Divergent action: Richard tells Ian to tattoo him with a nice big swastika right in the middle of his chest.
Consequence: Ian is uncomfortable even seeing  such a symbol of hate let alone tattooing it on someone.
Consequence: Ian is delighted to do a classic style tattoo and is excited to do a good job of it.
Divergent action: Richard tells Ian to tattoo him with a nice big swastika right in the middle of his chest.
Normative action: John works and bills 60 hours one week because he worked more than the usual 40 hours.
Consequence: John's bosses notice the extra time and work he did, so they promote him.
Normative action: John works and bills 60 hours one week because he worked more than the usual 40 hours.
Consequence: John gets fired when he is caught stealing hours from the company.
Divergent action: John decides to bill a 60 hour week when he only worked 40 hours this week.
Consequence: John gets fired when he is caught stealing hours from the company.
Consequence: John's bosses notice the extra time and work he did, so they promote him.
Divergent action: John decides to bill a 60 hour week when he only worked 40 hours this week.
Normative action: John approaches the lady and asks her if she wouldn't mind posing for some photos.
Consequence: The lady agrees and it turns out that she and John get along very well, so she asks him out on a date after the photo shoot.
Normative action: John approaches the lady and asks her if she wouldn't mind posing for some photos.
Consequence: The lady finally notices John stalking her and screams at him to go away, leaving him extremely embarrassed.
Divergent action: John follows the lady discreetly, taking pictures of her from afar as she goes about her business.
Consequence: The lady finally notices John stalking her and screams at him to go away, leaving him extremely embarrassed.
Consequence: The lady agrees and it turns out that she and John get along very well, so she asks him out on a date after the photo shoot.
Divergent action: John follows the lady discreetly, taking pictures of her from afar as she goes about her business.