CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Randy's friends get to know Theresa as well, and they grow really fond of her.
Divergent action: Randy slowly spends more and more time with Theresa instead of with his friends who rarely ever get to see him anymore.
Normative action: Justin puts rose petals on his bed, lights some candles, and asks his wife to have sex with him when she gets home.
Consequence: Justin's wife feels very romantic and has two orgasms while having sex with Justin.
Normative action: Justin puts rose petals on his bed, lights some candles, and asks his wife to have sex with him when she gets home.
Consequence: Justin's wife finds the sext conversation on Justin's phone when she comes home and kicks him out of the house.
Divergent action: Justin sexts the girl he was flirting with at work and masturbates to the conversation.
Consequence: Justin's wife finds the sext conversation on Justin's phone when she comes home and kicks him out of the house.
Consequence: Justin's wife feels very romantic and has two orgasms while having sex with Justin.
Divergent action: Justin sexts the girl he was flirting with at work and masturbates to the conversation.
Normative action: Lisa tells Stephanie that her boyfriend fits the profile of an manipulative man and that she is in danger.
Consequence: Stephanie realizes that she's in trouble and begins to work to change the situation.
Normative action: Lisa tells Stephanie that her boyfriend fits the profile of an manipulative man and that she is in danger.
Consequence: Stephanie doesn't see the problem and the manipulation continues, wearing Stephanie down.
Divergent action: Lisa tells Stephanie that if she ever needs help with anything, she'll be there to support her, hoping that she'll call.
Consequence: Stephanie doesn't see the problem and the manipulation continues, wearing Stephanie down.
Consequence: Stephanie realizes that she's in trouble and begins to work to change the situation.
Divergent action: Lisa tells Stephanie that if she ever needs help with anything, she'll be there to support her, hoping that she'll call.
Normative action: Paul notices that one of his friends is not very good at dancing and gives some pointers to help his friend get into the rhythm.
Consequence: Paul's friend has a lot more fun dancing and goes clubbing with Paul often.
Normative action: Paul notices that one of his friends is not very good at dancing and gives some pointers to help his friend get into the rhythm.
Consequence: Paul's friend is embarrassed by the video and stops hanging out with Paul.
Divergent action: Paul notices one of his friends dancing awkwardly at the club and takes a video with his phone to post online.
Consequence: Paul's friend is embarrassed by the video and stops hanging out with Paul.
Consequence: Paul's friend has a lot more fun dancing and goes clubbing with Paul often.
Divergent action: Paul notices one of his friends dancing awkwardly at the club and takes a video with his phone to post online.
Normative action: Darryl called the restaurant as soon as he suspected that he may not be able to execute his plan, and that the reservation may not be necessary.
Consequence: The restaurant was able to accommodate him by setting the plans on hold, so that even if he didn't make the reservation there would be no cost.
Normative action: Darryl called the restaurant as soon as he suspected that he may not be able to execute his plan, and that the reservation may not be necessary.
Consequence: The restaurant had already ordered special supplies and had prepared their staff for the event, so they needed to charge a fee for the late cancellation.
Divergent action: Darryl waits, but it doesn't work out, so he cancels the reservation and the plan on the day he was supposed to carry it out.
Consequence: The restaurant had already ordered special supplies and had prepared their staff for the event, so they needed to charge a fee for the late cancellation.
Consequence: The restaurant was able to accommodate him by setting the plans on hold, so that even if he didn't make the reservation there would be no cost.
Divergent action: Darryl waits, but it doesn't work out, so he cancels the reservation and the plan on the day he was supposed to carry it out.
Normative action: John offers his guests the option of either hot tea or coffee, and they choose coffee.
Consequence: John's guests feel very welcomed by John when they are offered hot beverages.
Normative action: John offers his guests the option of either hot tea or coffee, and they choose coffee.
Consequence: John's guests think it was a bit impolite of him not to offer them anything to drink.
Divergent action: John tells his guests that he's happy they came over but doesn't offer them anything in the way of refreshments.
Consequence: John's guests think it was a bit impolite of him not to offer them anything to drink.
Consequence: John's guests feel very welcomed by John when they are offered hot beverages.
Divergent action: John tells his guests that he's happy they came over but doesn't offer them anything in the way of refreshments.
Normative action: Nick takes off the training wheels and goes out riding, although he's a bit shakey.
Consequence: Nick takes a few falls while riding but bonds with his friends.
Normative action: Nick takes off the training wheels and goes out riding, although he's a bit shakey.
Consequence: Nick's friends see the training wheels, start laughing uncontrollably, and make jokes about Nick.
Divergent action: Nick goes out riding with his friends and keeps the training wheels on in case he falls.
Consequence: Nick's friends see the training wheels, start laughing uncontrollably, and make jokes about Nick.
Consequence: Nick takes a few falls while riding but bonds with his friends.
Divergent action: Nick goes out riding with his friends and keeps the training wheels on in case he falls.
Normative action: Carlita lets the worker know that the order is wrong and explains clearly what her order was.
Consequence: The worker apologizes for the mistake and quickly fixes Carlita's order, and she also receives a full refund.
Normative action: Carlita lets the worker know that the order is wrong and explains clearly what her order was.
Consequence: Carlita is perceived as crazy and rude and promptly removed and barred from the premises.
Divergent action: Carlita draws attention to herself with volume and tosses the food she received back over the counter all over the worker that gave it to her.
Consequence: Carlita is perceived as crazy and rude and promptly removed and barred from the premises.
Consequence: The worker apologizes for the mistake and quickly fixes Carlita's order, and she also receives a full refund.
Divergent action: Carlita draws attention to herself with volume and tosses the food she received back over the counter all over the worker that gave it to her.
Normative action: Jake applies for higher paying jobs while he is still employed.
Consequence: Jake makes sure that he makes a lot of money and has a chance of leaving his current job.
Normative action: Jake applies for higher paying jobs while he is still employed.
Consequence: Jake stays unhappy, and he realizes that money isn't everything.
Divergent action: Jake decides to stay in his current job just for the money alone.
Consequence: Jake stays unhappy, and he realizes that money isn't everything.
Consequence: Jake makes sure that he makes a lot of money and has a chance of leaving his current job.
Divergent action: Jake decides to stay in his current job just for the money alone.
Normative action: Gabe starts talking in depth about the points that he is trying to make.
Consequence: Gabe does a good job speaking and eventually his mother begins to see his point.
Normative action: Gabe starts talking in depth about the points that he is trying to make.
Consequence: Gabe's mother doesn't like his language and punishes him for a week.
Divergent action: Gabe starts to accentuate his point with a variety of curse words.
Consequence: Gabe's mother doesn't like his language and punishes him for a week.
Consequence: Gabe does a good job speaking and eventually his mother begins to see his point.
Divergent action: Gabe starts to accentuate his point with a variety of curse words.
Normative action: Colin does the research required to navigate himself through his issues because everybody else is busy with their own work.
Consequence: Colin and his coworkers are all able to complete their individual assignments.
Normative action: Colin does the research required to navigate himself through his issues because everybody else is busy with their own work.
Consequence: Colin's coworkers are annoyed by his interruptions and give him low quality help that reflects poorly in his work.
Divergent action: Despite others being busy Colin decides to supersede their work with requests for help on his work.
Consequence: Colin's coworkers are annoyed by his interruptions and give him low quality help that reflects poorly in his work.
Consequence: Colin and his coworkers are all able to complete their individual assignments.
Divergent action: Despite others being busy Colin decides to supersede their work with requests for help on his work.
Normative action: After asking her friend where she bought her lipstick, Macy buys the lipstick at a small store.
Consequence: Macy's friend is happy that Lacy asked her for advice.
Normative action: After asking her friend where she bought her lipstick, Macy buys the lipstick at a small store.
Consequence: Macy's friend is not able to use the lipstick.
Divergent action: Macy takes her friend's lip gloss slipping it into her pocket.
Consequence: Macy's friend is not able to use the lipstick.
Consequence: Macy's friend is happy that Lacy asked her for advice.
Divergent action: Macy takes her friend's lip gloss slipping it into her pocket.
Normative action: Bryan says he'll drop Randy off at the store on his way to dinner.
Consequence: Randy is happy and likes Bryan even more now.
Normative action: Bryan says he'll drop Randy off at the store on his way to dinner.
Consequence: Randy is depressed and won't help Bryan when he needs help.
Divergent action: Bryan tells Randy he is very busy and rushes out to the restaurant to eat.
Consequence: Randy is depressed and won't help Bryan when he needs help.
Consequence: Randy is happy and likes Bryan even more now.
Divergent action: Bryan tells Randy he is very busy and rushes out to the restaurant to eat.
Normative action: Gerry decides on the spur of the moment to extend his trip by five days, and stops by a ranger cabin to phone his parents to let them know.
Consequence: Gerry's parents get the information of the changed plans, and don't get worried when he doesn't come home as originally scheduled.
Normative action: Gerry decides on the spur of the moment to extend his trip by five days, and stops by a ranger cabin to phone his parents to let them know.
Consequence: Gerry's parents get worried when he doesn't return on time, and they alert the ranger service to send out a searching party.
Divergent action: Gerry decides on the spur of the moment to extend his trip by five days without telling anyone.
Consequence: Gerry's parents get worried when he doesn't return on time, and they alert the ranger service to send out a searching party.
Consequence: Gerry's parents get the information of the changed plans, and don't get worried when he doesn't come home as originally scheduled.
Divergent action: Gerry decides on the spur of the moment to extend his trip by five days without telling anyone.
Normative action: Frank stands behind his crush's swing offering to push her.
Consequence: Frank and his crush have a fun conversation as he pushes her.
Normative action: Frank stands behind his crush's swing offering to push her.
Consequence: Frank is smacked in the face by his crush.
Divergent action: Frank tugs on his crush's hair while calling her name.
Consequence: Frank is smacked in the face by his crush.
Consequence: Frank and his crush have a fun conversation as he pushes her.
Divergent action: Frank tugs on his crush's hair while calling her name.
Normative action: David continues a dialog with his friend while making sure he gets him to his house.
Consequence: David's friend is understanding, and they hash out their issues before the end of the ride.
Normative action: David continues a dialog with his friend while making sure he gets him to his house.
Consequence: David's friend informs David that their friendship is over and walks home.
Divergent action: David pulls the car over to the side of the road a long ways from his friend's house and insists they get out and walk home.
Consequence: David's friend informs David that their friendship is over and walks home.
Consequence: David's friend is understanding, and they hash out their issues before the end of the ride.
Divergent action: David pulls the car over to the side of the road a long ways from his friend's house and insists they get out and walk home.
Normative action: John asks Mindy if after they watch her movie she would like to watch his.
Consequence: Mindy feels respected and loved and gladly obliges to watch both films.
Normative action: John asks Mindy if after they watch her movie she would like to watch his.
Consequence: Mindy loves John less and feels he is immature and feels depressed.
Divergent action: John whines at Mindy and cries out that they should watch his movie and says he won't watch anything otherwise.
Consequence: Mindy loves John less and feels he is immature and feels depressed.
Consequence: Mindy feels respected and loved and gladly obliges to watch both films.
Divergent action: John whines at Mindy and cries out that they should watch his movie and says he won't watch anything otherwise.
Normative action: Reese puts his nose to the grindstone and starts working harder in the classes he is struggling in before it is too late.
Consequence: Reese is able to raise his grades to an acceptable level in all the classes he was having trouble with.
Normative action: Reese puts his nose to the grindstone and starts working harder in the classes he is struggling in before it is too late.
Consequence: Reese is eventually caught by the school and is suspended with his grades changed to failures.
Divergent action: Reese uses his office access to adjust his school records to reflect better grades than he earned.
Consequence: Reese is eventually caught by the school and is suspended with his grades changed to failures.
Consequence: Reese is able to raise his grades to an acceptable level in all the classes he was having trouble with.
Divergent action: Reese uses his office access to adjust his school records to reflect better grades than he earned.
Normative action: Edgar tries driving down one of the side streets to get around traffic.
Consequence: Edgar manages to shave ten minutes off of his travel time and starts using the street regularly.
Normative action: Edgar tries driving down one of the side streets to get around traffic.
Consequence: Edgar hits a pedestrian, causing major injuries and ruining that person's life.
Divergent action: Edgar drives onto the sidewalk and uses it as an extra car lane, bypassing traffic.
Consequence: Edgar hits a pedestrian, causing major injuries and ruining that person's life.
Consequence: Edgar manages to shave ten minutes off of his travel time and starts using the street regularly.
Divergent action: Edgar drives onto the sidewalk and uses it as an extra car lane, bypassing traffic.
Normative action: Tony starts a conversation with his coworkers about the project they are working on.
Consequence: Tony and his coworkers brainstorm about a better way to do the project.
Normative action: Tony starts a conversation with his coworkers about the project they are working on.
Consequence: Tony's coworkers don't agree with his views, and they ignore him for the rest of the week.
Divergent action: Tony starts a conversation with his coworkers about the politics of the nation.
Consequence: Tony's coworkers don't agree with his views, and they ignore him for the rest of the week.
Consequence: Tony and his coworkers brainstorm about a better way to do the project.
Divergent action: Tony starts a conversation with his coworkers about the politics of the nation.
Normative action: Ken goes out of his way to explain the home work in an interesting manner for his child before moving on to leisure activities with the child.
Consequence: Ken's child stays interested in school while also just being a kid.
Normative action: Ken goes out of his way to explain the home work in an interesting manner for his child before moving on to leisure activities with the child.
Consequence: Ken's child becomes obsessed with school work and stops having fun as a child should.
Divergent action: Ken emphasizes to his child the importance of getting every answer right on every test and pushes the idea of perfection on the child.
Consequence: Ken's child becomes obsessed with school work and stops having fun as a child should.
Consequence: Ken's child stays interested in school while also just being a kid.
Divergent action: Ken emphasizes to his child the importance of getting every answer right on every test and pushes the idea of perfection on the child.
Normative action: John pulled over to the side of the road, for safety, and called Betty.
Consequence: John was a safe driver and still able to talk to Betty.
Normative action: John pulled over to the side of the road, for safety, and called Betty.
Consequence: John swerved and almost hit an oncoming cara.
Divergent action: John grabbed his cell phone and called Betty.
Consequence: John swerved and almost hit an oncoming cara.
Consequence: John was a safe driver and still able to talk to Betty.
Divergent action: John grabbed his cell phone and called Betty.
Normative action: Tami has only enough drinks to start feeling a slight buzz.
Consequence: Tami's friends enjoy spending the night with her and plan to visit again soon.
Normative action: Tami has only enough drinks to start feeling a slight buzz.
Consequence: Tami's friends are worried that she may have a drinking problem.
Divergent action: Tami drinks so much that she loses consciousness in front of her friends.
Consequence: Tami's friends are worried that she may have a drinking problem.
Consequence: Tami's friends enjoy spending the night with her and plan to visit again soon.
Divergent action: Tami drinks so much that she loses consciousness in front of her friends.
Normative action: Joe does some back flips and break dances on the sidewalk.
Consequence: Joe gets money from strangers who are amazed by his dancing skills.
Normative action: Joe does some back flips and break dances on the sidewalk.
Consequence: Joe gets called out and booed by strangers who notice that he's faking.
Divergent action: Joe panhandles while prentending that the has a personality disorder.
Consequence: Joe gets called out and booed by strangers who notice that he's faking.
Consequence: Joe gets money from strangers who are amazed by his dancing skills.
Divergent action: Joe panhandles while prentending that the has a personality disorder.
Normative action: Paul tells Angie that spending time with her is one of his favorite things, and he isn't sure about romance, but would be willing to explore the idea with her.
Consequence: Angie ultimately decides that she deserves better than an exploration of romance and doesn't date Paul, but he does not regret being honest with her.
Normative action: Paul tells Angie that spending time with her is one of his favorite things, and he isn't sure about romance, but would be willing to explore the idea with her.
Consequence: Paul regrets not being more honest and open with his friend and Angie suspects that he is being disingenuous in his response to her, which causes tension in their relationship.
Divergent action: Paul tells Angie that he doesn’t have time right now to pursue a new, romantic relationship with her, but the truth is that he finds her extra weight unattractive.
Consequence: Paul regrets not being more honest and open with his friend and Angie suspects that he is being disingenuous in his response to her, which causes tension in their relationship.
Consequence: Angie ultimately decides that she deserves better than an exploration of romance and doesn't date Paul, but he does not regret being honest with her.
Divergent action: Paul tells Angie that he doesn’t have time right now to pursue a new, romantic relationship with her, but the truth is that he finds her extra weight unattractive.
Normative action: Mandy extends an olive branch to her partner, and they talk it out.
Consequence: Mandy's partner is happy to move past the fight that they had and fix things with her.
Normative action: Mandy extends an olive branch to her partner, and they talk it out.
Consequence: Mandy's partner is heartbroken that she left him over the fight they had.
Divergent action: Mandy decides to hold it against her partner and ends up leaving him.
Consequence: Mandy's partner is heartbroken that she left him over the fight they had.
Consequence: Mandy's partner is happy to move past the fight that they had and fix things with her.
Divergent action: Mandy decides to hold it against her partner and ends up leaving him.
Normative action: Timmy elects to have the surgery but chooses to be put under during the procedure.
Consequence: Timmy's symptoms are alleviated, and he feels nothing while hes under anesthesia.
Normative action: Timmy elects to have the surgery but chooses to be put under during the procedure.
Consequence: Timmy's tooth becomes worse and the infection spreads to other parts of his body.
Divergent action: Timmy puts off going to a oral surgeon to deal with the tooth.
Consequence: Timmy's tooth becomes worse and the infection spreads to other parts of his body.
Consequence: Timmy's symptoms are alleviated, and he feels nothing while hes under anesthesia.
Divergent action: Timmy puts off going to a oral surgeon to deal with the tooth.
Normative action: Will offers to do the house cleaning while his wife is busy finishing her Masters degree.
Consequence: Will's wife is grateful to Will and finishes the degree with straight A's.
Normative action: Will offers to do the house cleaning while his wife is busy finishing her Masters degree.
Consequence: Will's wife loses time on her projects and jeopardizes her grades in her classes.
Divergent action: Will tells his wife that she needs to keep up on her duties and clean the house.
Consequence: Will's wife loses time on her projects and jeopardizes her grades in her classes.
Consequence: Will's wife is grateful to Will and finishes the degree with straight A's.
Divergent action: Will tells his wife that she needs to keep up on her duties and clean the house.
Normative action: Tara makes sure to give both of her children gifts that they want because she cares for them both.
Consequence: Tara's children both grow up knowing their mother loves them and it increases their odds of being well adjusted.
Normative action: Tara makes sure to give both of her children gifts that they want because she cares for them both.
Consequence: Tara's children recognize she has a favorite and it affects both of their attitudes negatively as they grow up.
Divergent action: Tara always buys nicer presents for the kid that gives her less trouble.
Consequence: Tara's children recognize she has a favorite and it affects both of their attitudes negatively as they grow up.
Consequence: Tara's children both grow up knowing their mother loves them and it increases their odds of being well adjusted.
Divergent action: Tara always buys nicer presents for the kid that gives her less trouble.
Normative action: Josh decides to renew the lease with Frank and stay for another year.
Consequence: Frank appreciates Josh sticking with him, and spends the next year getting treatment for his disorder.
Normative action: Josh decides to renew the lease with Frank and stay for another year.
Consequence: Frank feels like he's all alone now and has nobody to live with.
Divergent action: Josh decides he'd feel safer moving out and finding an apartment for just himself.
Consequence: Frank feels like he's all alone now and has nobody to live with.