CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Malcolm walks out of the recital when his brother takes the stage.
Consequence: Malcolm's brother knows that he was mad at him but can't understand why he would ignore the recital.
Consequence: Malcolm's brother accepts what Malcolm dishes out and apologizes for making him mad in the first place.
Divergent action: Malcolm walks out of the recital when his brother takes the stage.
Normative action: Kevin is angry he was slapped, so he leaves the house.
Consequence: Missy and Kevin are both able to calm down and when Kevin returns they discuss things in a civil manner.
Normative action: Kevin is angry he was slapped, so he leaves the house.
Consequence: Missy falls to the ground from Kevin's force, and she calls the police who arrest him.
Divergent action: Kevin is angry he was slapped, so he slaps Missy back.
Consequence: Missy falls to the ground from Kevin's force, and she calls the police who arrest him.
Consequence: Missy and Kevin are both able to calm down and when Kevin returns they discuss things in a civil manner.
Divergent action: Kevin is angry he was slapped, so he slaps Missy back.
Normative action: Anthony waits patiently for his mother to cut the pan of brownies into portions, and he takes a couple for himself to eat.
Consequence: Anthony enjoys his brownies and even has some left over for later in  the day.
Normative action: Anthony waits patiently for his mother to cut the pan of brownies into portions, and he takes a couple for himself to eat.
Consequence: Anthony feels guilty for eating brownies when he wasn't supposed to, and he gets physically ill from eating the whole pan at once.
Divergent action: Anthony sneaks into the kitchen, when no one is looking, and eats the whole pan of brownies, all by himself.
Consequence: Anthony feels guilty for eating brownies when he wasn't supposed to, and he gets physically ill from eating the whole pan at once.
Consequence: Anthony enjoys his brownies and even has some left over for later in  the day.
Divergent action: Anthony sneaks into the kitchen, when no one is looking, and eats the whole pan of brownies, all by himself.
Normative action: Ralph blows off the party invitation and takes Penny to a nice restaurant.
Consequence: Penny and Ralph enjoy getting some time together, and they grow a little closer.
Normative action: Ralph blows off the party invitation and takes Penny to a nice restaurant.
Consequence: Penny resents Ralph for the disappointment she feels about spending the night home alone.
Divergent action: Ralph tells Penny that date night will have to wait, since Paul is having a party.
Consequence: Penny resents Ralph for the disappointment she feels about spending the night home alone.
Consequence: Penny and Ralph enjoy getting some time together, and they grow a little closer.
Divergent action: Ralph tells Penny that date night will have to wait, since Paul is having a party.
Normative action: Gavin chooses a popular, traditionally moral religion in his country to follow.
Consequence: Gavin's family is proud of him for maintaining a good image and Gavin is pleased at them.
Normative action: Gavin chooses a popular, traditionally moral religion in his country to follow.
Consequence: Gavin's family chastises Gavin for picking such a selfish religion and Gavin feels insulted.
Divergent action: Gavin joins the 'Church of Satan' and reads all their literature.
Consequence: Gavin's family chastises Gavin for picking such a selfish religion and Gavin feels insulted.
Consequence: Gavin's family is proud of him for maintaining a good image and Gavin is pleased at them.
Divergent action: Gavin joins the 'Church of Satan' and reads all their literature.
Normative action: Marlon gets a job and earns money to buy a ring for his girlfriend.
Consequence: Marlon's mom will be proud that her son worked to earn the gifts he gives.
Normative action: Marlon gets a job and earns money to buy a ring for his girlfriend.
Consequence: Marlon's mom will become angry with him for taking her ring.
Divergent action: Marlon finds a ring in his mom's jewelry box and takes it to give to his girlfriend.
Consequence: Marlon's mom will become angry with him for taking her ring.
Consequence: Marlon's mom will be proud that her son worked to earn the gifts he gives.
Divergent action: Marlon finds a ring in his mom's jewelry box and takes it to give to his girlfriend.
Normative action: Milo tells his friends that he can't use the discount for their purchases.
Consequence: Milo will be able to work at the store without incident.
Normative action: Milo tells his friends that he can't use the discount for their purchases.
Consequence: Milo will get in trouble with management for using his employee discount too much.
Divergent action: Milo lets his friends use his discount on all the thinks they buy.
Consequence: Milo will get in trouble with management for using his employee discount too much.
Consequence: Milo will be able to work at the store without incident.
Divergent action: Milo lets his friends use his discount on all the thinks they buy.
Normative action: Sara immediately mentions that she has a boyfriend, but has fun trying to set the male coworker up with someone else.
Consequence: The male coworker appreciates Sara's efforts and ends up meeting a number of other women he is interested in.
Normative action: Sara immediately mentions that she has a boyfriend, but has fun trying to set the male coworker up with someone else.
Consequence: The male coworker thinks that Sara is interested in him and is shocked to later find out via social media that she isn't single.
Divergent action: To pass the time more quickly, Sara reciprocates the flirtatious attention that her male coworker is giving her without ever mentioning her boyfriend.
Consequence: The male coworker thinks that Sara is interested in him and is shocked to later find out via social media that she isn't single.
Consequence: The male coworker appreciates Sara's efforts and ends up meeting a number of other women he is interested in.
Divergent action: To pass the time more quickly, Sara reciprocates the flirtatious attention that her male coworker is giving her without ever mentioning her boyfriend.
Normative action: James knocks on his parents door, and they tell him to wait until they come out, and when they do James asks if he can leave to his friends.
Consequence: James gets to see his friend and his mom and dad are glad that he had the sense to knock first.
Normative action: James knocks on his parents door, and they tell him to wait until they come out, and when they do James asks if he can leave to his friends.
Consequence: James and his parents are all embarrassed, and he gets grounded for coming in without knocking.
Divergent action: James walks into his parents room and asks if he can go, but catches them having sex.
Consequence: James and his parents are all embarrassed, and he gets grounded for coming in without knocking.
Consequence: James gets to see his friend and his mom and dad are glad that he had the sense to knock first.
Divergent action: James walks into his parents room and asks if he can go, but catches them having sex.
Normative action: Tina stop the man and tells him she is in a relationship.
Consequence: Tina will feel proud that she stayed faithful to her boyfriend.
Normative action: Tina stop the man and tells him she is in a relationship.
Consequence: Tina will feel guilty for kissing a man that isn't her boyfriend.
Divergent action: Tina leans towards the man and accepts his kiss.
Consequence: Tina will feel guilty for kissing a man that isn't her boyfriend.
Consequence: Tina will feel proud that she stayed faithful to her boyfriend.
Divergent action: Tina leans towards the man and accepts his kiss.
Normative action: Bruce talks with his classmate and offers to work with him for a couple of hours per week, as a small study group.
Consequence: His classmate is appreciative of his help and passes the course.
Normative action: Bruce talks with his classmate and offers to work with him for a couple of hours per week, as a small study group.
Consequence: Bruce feels guilty when, at the end of the semester, his classmate fails the course.
Divergent action: Bruce decides that this is none of his business and leaves his classmate alone to struggle with the material.
Consequence: Bruce feels guilty when, at the end of the semester, his classmate fails the course.
Consequence: His classmate is appreciative of his help and passes the course.
Divergent action: Bruce decides that this is none of his business and leaves his classmate alone to struggle with the material.
Normative action: John tells his buddies he'll meet them at the game later and comforts his wife.
Consequence: Mindy feels happier and loves John more.
Normative action: John tells his buddies he'll meet them at the game later and comforts his wife.
Consequence: Mindy gets more upset and resents John.
Divergent action: John rushes out with his buddies to the game.
Consequence: Mindy gets more upset and resents John.
Consequence: Mindy feels happier and loves John more.
Divergent action: John rushes out with his buddies to the game.
Normative action: Kyle tells Kyra that he's flattered, but he doesn't think that's such a good idea.
Consequence: Kyle's decision ends up being good for him as he avoids potential work conflicts down the line.
Normative action: Kyle tells Kyra that he's flattered, but he doesn't think that's such a good idea.
Consequence: Kyle is later forced to break up with Kyra and now he has an uncomfortable situation at work.
Divergent action: Kyle tells Kyra that he would indeed love to go out with her, and he'll meet her after work.
Consequence: Kyle is later forced to break up with Kyra and now he has an uncomfortable situation at work.
Consequence: Kyle's decision ends up being good for him as he avoids potential work conflicts down the line.
Divergent action: Kyle tells Kyra that he would indeed love to go out with her, and he'll meet her after work.
Normative action: Robert joins up with some students that have formed a science and technology club.
Consequence: Robert learns a lot about science and makes some great friends in the process.
Normative action: Robert joins up with some students that have formed a science and technology club.
Consequence: Robert is later shot and killed in a violent protest orchestrated by his Nazi group.
Divergent action: Robert meets a group of neo-Nazis and is convinced to join their movement.
Consequence: Robert is later shot and killed in a violent protest orchestrated by his Nazi group.
Consequence: Robert learns a lot about science and makes some great friends in the process.
Divergent action: Robert meets a group of neo-Nazis and is convinced to join their movement.
Normative action: Travis decides they have gone too far and negotiates with his friend for both of them to stop doing the pranks.
Consequence: Travis and his friend stop doing the pranks and are able to look back at them as good times.
Normative action: Travis decides they have gone too far and negotiates with his friend for both of them to stop doing the pranks.
Consequence: The escalation between Travis and his friend's pranks reaches a tipping point where they both are hurt physically and emotionally by each other.
Divergent action: Travis comes up with another elaborate prank and pulls it off on his friend.
Consequence: The escalation between Travis and his friend's pranks reaches a tipping point where they both are hurt physically and emotionally by each other.
Consequence: Travis and his friend stop doing the pranks and are able to look back at them as good times.
Divergent action: Travis comes up with another elaborate prank and pulls it off on his friend.
Normative action: Jill texts her friends about the situation before she leaves giving them a heads up.
Consequence: Jill's friends understand and are glad she was able to be there for a bit.
Normative action: Jill texts her friends about the situation before she leaves giving them a heads up.
Consequence: Jill's friends thinks they have been ghosted and are taken aback.
Divergent action: Jill leaves without bother saying anything to her friends that are there.
Consequence: Jill's friends thinks they have been ghosted and are taken aback.
Consequence: Jill's friends understand and are glad she was able to be there for a bit.
Divergent action: Jill leaves without bother saying anything to her friends that are there.
Normative action: When Todd sees that he is not feeling better the next day, he goes to the doctor.
Consequence: The doctor tells Todd that it's good he came in and prescribes him something, so he'll get well soon.
Normative action: When Todd sees that he is not feeling better the next day, he goes to the doctor.
Consequence: Todd ends up getting so sick that Katie has to take him to the emergency room.
Divergent action: Todd gets progressively worse each day he avoids going to the doctor.
Consequence: Todd ends up getting so sick that Katie has to take him to the emergency room.
Consequence: The doctor tells Todd that it's good he came in and prescribes him something, so he'll get well soon.
Divergent action: Todd gets progressively worse each day he avoids going to the doctor.
Normative action: Sergio reveals to his friend an elaborate set of events and activities the pair will be doing to celebrate the birthday.
Consequence: Sergio's friend enjoys the unexpected fun and has a happy birthday.
Normative action: Sergio reveals to his friend an elaborate set of events and activities the pair will be doing to celebrate the birthday.
Consequence: Sergio's friend enjoys the visit but is a little let down they didn't do anything special for his birthday.
Divergent action: Sergio entertains is friend exactly as if it were any other day and while they have fun, it is nothing out of the ordinary.
Consequence: Sergio's friend enjoys the visit but is a little let down they didn't do anything special for his birthday.
Consequence: Sergio's friend enjoys the unexpected fun and has a happy birthday.
Divergent action: Sergio entertains is friend exactly as if it were any other day and while they have fun, it is nothing out of the ordinary.
Normative action: Owen jogs alongside his dog when he is running through the grass.
Consequence: Owen and his dog are both able to get exercise in the park.
Normative action: Owen jogs alongside his dog when he is running through the grass.
Consequence: Owen's dog runs far from him and gets lost and Owen never finds it again.
Divergent action: Owen takes the leash off of his dog and lets it run around by itself.
Consequence: Owen's dog runs far from him and gets lost and Owen never finds it again.
Consequence: Owen and his dog are both able to get exercise in the park.
Divergent action: Owen takes the leash off of his dog and lets it run around by itself.
Normative action: Casey makes a call to an anonymous hotline to talk with someone about the way she is feeling.
Consequence: The call leads Casey to find the help that she needs to live a happy, enjoyable life with her friends and loved ones.
Normative action: Casey makes a call to an anonymous hotline to talk with someone about the way she is feeling.
Consequence: The people who care about Casey are overcome with grief and Casey missed a part of her life that would have been very happy and rewarding.
Divergent action: Casey decides that there is no purpose in life, and she doesn't want to continue living, then she takes her own life.
Consequence: The people who care about Casey are overcome with grief and Casey missed a part of her life that would have been very happy and rewarding.
Consequence: The call leads Casey to find the help that she needs to live a happy, enjoyable life with her friends and loved ones.
Divergent action: Casey decides that there is no purpose in life, and she doesn't want to continue living, then she takes her own life.
Normative action: Billy helps Ryan when he sees him trying to clean the room.
Consequence: Billy and Ryan are able to enjoy relaxing in a clean dorm room.
Normative action: Billy helps Ryan when he sees him trying to clean the room.
Consequence: Ryan gets annoyed with Billy and starts letting the room get messy.
Divergent action: Billy lets Ryan do all the cleaning in the dorm, but never offers to help.
Consequence: Ryan gets annoyed with Billy and starts letting the room get messy.
Consequence: Billy and Ryan are able to enjoy relaxing in a clean dorm room.
Divergent action: Billy lets Ryan do all the cleaning in the dorm, but never offers to help.
Normative action: Bobby calls Jenna and when she asks him to meet up for coffee, he agrees.
Consequence: The get together and start dating and Bobby is happy.
Normative action: Bobby calls Jenna and when she asks him to meet up for coffee, he agrees.
Consequence: Jenna never calls him again, and he loses his chance to date her.
Divergent action: Bobby calls Jenna and when she asks him to meet up for coffee, Bobby declines because he is scared about relationships.
Consequence: Jenna never calls him again, and he loses his chance to date her.
Consequence: The get together and start dating and Bobby is happy.
Divergent action: Bobby calls Jenna and when she asks him to meet up for coffee, Bobby declines because he is scared about relationships.
Normative action: Bill tells Jane he's going to the casino with some friends but won't be  too long.
Consequence: Jane tells Bill to have a great time and hopefully come home with some money.
Normative action: Bill tells Jane he's going to the casino with some friends but won't be  too long.
Consequence: Jane later finds out Bill went gambling and it breaks her trust of him and leads to relationship problems.
Divergent action: Bill tells Jane that he's going to watch football at one of his friend's houses with some other friends.
Consequence: Jane later finds out Bill went gambling and it breaks her trust of him and leads to relationship problems.
Consequence: Jane tells Bill to have a great time and hopefully come home with some money.
Divergent action: Bill tells Jane that he's going to watch football at one of his friend's houses with some other friends.
Normative action: Sarah receives a letter from Victoria who explains her carelessness in the previous conversation and Sarah accepts her explanation.
Consequence: Victoria thanks Sarah for her understanding, and they are still good friends.
Normative action: Sarah receives a letter from Victoria who explains her carelessness in the previous conversation and Sarah accepts her explanation.
Consequence: Victoria feels sad and frustrated.
Divergent action: Sarah ghosts and ignores Victoria despite Victoria's frequent attempts to reach her.
Consequence: Victoria feels sad and frustrated.
Consequence: Victoria thanks Sarah for her understanding, and they are still good friends.
Divergent action: Sarah ghosts and ignores Victoria despite Victoria's frequent attempts to reach her.
Normative action: John takes Sally to various exciting shows in town.
Consequence: They have a great time and Sally loves John even more.
Normative action: John takes Sally to various exciting shows in town.
Consequence: Sally is angry at John and threatens to leave him.
Divergent action: John leaves Sally, gambles and loses all their vacation money.
Consequence: Sally is angry at John and threatens to leave him.
Consequence: They have a great time and Sally loves John even more.
Divergent action: John leaves Sally, gambles and loses all their vacation money.
Normative action: Neal tells Fred he can play with the toy.
Consequence: Fred will have fun playing with the toy and think Neal is kind.
Normative action: Neal tells Fred he can play with the toy.
Consequence: Fred will become sad and think Neal is selfish.
Divergent action: Neal tells Fred he cannot play with the toy as it's not his.
Consequence: Fred will become sad and think Neal is selfish.
Consequence: Fred will have fun playing with the toy and think Neal is kind.
Divergent action: Neal tells Fred he cannot play with the toy as it's not his.
Normative action: Dee tells Frank he can do anything he puts his mind to, and she supports him.
Consequence: Frank feels closer to Dee and loves her more.
Normative action: Dee tells Frank he can do anything he puts his mind to, and she supports him.
Consequence: Frank doesn't feel supported and resents Dee.
Divergent action: Dee tells Frank to forget his dreams and do something practical, like become a teacher.
Consequence: Frank doesn't feel supported and resents Dee.
Consequence: Frank feels closer to Dee and loves her more.
Divergent action: Dee tells Frank to forget his dreams and do something practical, like become a teacher.
Normative action: Kevin calls the prospective employer back as soon as he sees the missed call and sets up an interview time.
Consequence: Kevin gets the job and feels good about himself, and he enjoys his new job.
Normative action: Kevin calls the prospective employer back as soon as he sees the missed call and sets up an interview time.
Consequence: By the time Kevin calls the employer back, they have already filled the position that was available, leaving Kevin with no money and no job.
Divergent action: Kevin needs to work but has been enjoying the time off, so he decides not to call the prospective employer back right away.
Consequence: By the time Kevin calls the employer back, they have already filled the position that was available, leaving Kevin with no money and no job.
Consequence: Kevin gets the job and feels good about himself, and he enjoys his new job.
Divergent action: Kevin needs to work but has been enjoying the time off, so he decides not to call the prospective employer back right away.
Normative action: Sandra starts the assignment immediately and has ample time to finish it before class ends.
Consequence: Sandra does well on the assignment and gets a good grade on it.
Normative action: Sandra starts the assignment immediately and has ample time to finish it before class ends.
Consequence: Sandra doesn't manage to finish the assignment by the end of the period and gets a low grade for the work.
Divergent action: Sandra doesn't feel like doing the assignment and doesn't start it until half way through the period.
Consequence: Sandra doesn't manage to finish the assignment by the end of the period and gets a low grade for the work.
Consequence: Sandra does well on the assignment and gets a good grade on it.
Divergent action: Sandra doesn't feel like doing the assignment and doesn't start it until half way through the period.
Normative action: After a weekend at the lake, Alex prepares herself for the workweek Sunday evening and gets to bed at a reasonable time.
Consequence: Alex wakes up on time and is able to resume her work week as normal.
Normative action: After a weekend at the lake, Alex prepares herself for the workweek Sunday evening and gets to bed at a reasonable time.
Consequence: Alex wakes up late for work and misses important calls.
Divergent action: Alex enjoys herself so much on the last day of the trip that she doesn't get to bed at a resonable time.
Consequence: Alex wakes up late for work and misses important calls.
Consequence: Alex wakes up on time and is able to resume her work week as normal.
Divergent action: Alex enjoys herself so much on the last day of the trip that she doesn't get to bed at a resonable time.
Normative action: Lena tells Aaron that she has decided she wants to have a baby and gives him a choice.
Consequence: Lena and Aaron break up on good terms, so they can find more suitable partners.
Normative action: Lena tells Aaron that she has decided she wants to have a baby and gives him a choice.
Consequence: Lena gets pregnant and Aaron does not want to keep the child so the two fight and end up breaking up over their incompatibility and Lena's lie.
Divergent action: Lena stops taking her birth control but does not tell Aaron because she doesn't want him to know.
Consequence: Lena gets pregnant and Aaron does not want to keep the child so the two fight and end up breaking up over their incompatibility and Lena's lie.
Consequence: Lena and Aaron break up on good terms, so they can find more suitable partners.
Divergent action: Lena stops taking her birth control but does not tell Aaron because she doesn't want him to know.