CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Bob tells his new client that he can save them some money if they buy in quantity, but only for one day, which is not true.
Consequence: The company finds out that Bob lied to them, when they talk to other people in the industry, and Bob loses all of their business.
Consequence: The company he is working with appreciates his professionalism and rewards him with a large purchase.
Divergent action: Bob tells his new client that he can save them some money if they buy in quantity, but only for one day, which is not true.
Normative action: Ryan tells his son that he supports whatever he wants to do in life.
Consequence: Ryan's son increases his love for his dad and is glad that he doesn't have to change.
Normative action: Ryan tells his son that he supports whatever he wants to do in life.
Consequence: Ryan's son feels hurt that his dad doesn't support his identity.
Divergent action: Ryan tells his son that he needs to start behaving manlier.
Consequence: Ryan's son feels hurt that his dad doesn't support his identity.
Consequence: Ryan's son increases his love for his dad and is glad that he doesn't have to change.
Divergent action: Ryan tells his son that he needs to start behaving manlier.
Normative action: Simon takes a less time-consuming job so that he can focus on his studies.
Consequence: Simon gets good grades and is able to attend his preferred college when he graduates.
Normative action: Simon takes a less time-consuming job so that he can focus on his studies.
Consequence: Simon's grades drop, and he can't get into his preferred college.
Divergent action: Simon continues working at the time-consuming job and spends less time on his schoolwork.
Consequence: Simon's grades drop, and he can't get into his preferred college.
Consequence: Simon gets good grades and is able to attend his preferred college when he graduates.
Divergent action: Simon continues working at the time-consuming job and spends less time on his schoolwork.
Normative action: Bob moves out to his own house near his parents and calls them daily.
Consequence: Bob's parents feel loved and stay happy and healthy.
Normative action: Bob moves out to his own house near his parents and calls them daily.
Consequence: Bob's parents wonder if Bob loves them anymore and become sad.
Divergent action: Bob travels across the country, settles down and never calls home.
Consequence: Bob's parents wonder if Bob loves them anymore and become sad.
Consequence: Bob's parents feel loved and stay happy and healthy.
Divergent action: Bob travels across the country, settles down and never calls home.
Normative action: Peter ask Lisa about her hobbies and shows interest in the things she does.
Consequence: Lisa finds Peter interesting and agrees to go on a date with him.
Normative action: Peter ask Lisa about her hobbies and shows interest in the things she does.
Consequence: Lisa finds out Peter lied about the sister and calls him a creep and tells him never to talk to her again.
Divergent action: Peter decides to try the pity route, and claims he has a sister who recently died.
Consequence: Lisa finds out Peter lied about the sister and calls him a creep and tells him never to talk to her again.
Consequence: Lisa finds Peter interesting and agrees to go on a date with him.
Divergent action: Peter decides to try the pity route, and claims he has a sister who recently died.
Normative action: Ronny decides to smoke marijuana after work and goes to sleep.
Consequence: Ronny goes to work and makes money then smokes afterwards.
Normative action: Ronny decides to smoke marijuana after work and goes to sleep.
Consequence: Ronny misses work the next day and gets fired.
Divergent action: Ronny smokes his marijuana all night long.
Consequence: Ronny misses work the next day and gets fired.
Consequence: Ronny goes to work and makes money then smokes afterwards.
Divergent action: Ronny smokes his marijuana all night long.
Normative action: Carl says that it's no big deal and gets a towel for Jake to clean up the spill.
Consequence: Jake learns what mistakes are important and what ones aren't and is able to take calculated risks to improve his life.
Normative action: Carl says that it's no big deal and gets a towel for Jake to clean up the spill.
Consequence: Jake becomes so afraid of making a mistake around Carl that he never tries anything new and leads a boring life.
Divergent action: Carl tells Jake he is so clumsy and that he's always been a disappointment.
Consequence: Jake becomes so afraid of making a mistake around Carl that he never tries anything new and leads a boring life.
Consequence: Jake learns what mistakes are important and what ones aren't and is able to take calculated risks to improve his life.
Divergent action: Carl tells Jake he is so clumsy and that he's always been a disappointment.
Normative action: Donald says that Claire is a good macaroni artist with talent.
Consequence: Claire thanks Donald and gives him a picture made of macaroni.
Normative action: Donald says that Claire is a good macaroni artist with talent.
Consequence: Claire get upset with Donald for talking negatively about her art.
Divergent action: Donald says he thinks it's weird to make art with macaroni.
Consequence: Claire get upset with Donald for talking negatively about her art.
Consequence: Claire thanks Donald and gives him a picture made of macaroni.
Divergent action: Donald says he thinks it's weird to make art with macaroni.
Normative action: Bryan walks over to his friend and greets him, standing for a few minutes to talk.
Consequence: Bryan is happy that he had a chance to catch up with his friend and feels that he achieved a lot on his trip to the store.
Normative action: Bryan walks over to his friend and greets him, standing for a few minutes to talk.
Consequence: Bryan feels ashamed of his behavior at the store and later on wishes that he had talked with his friend.
Divergent action: Bryan quickly scurries out of the aisle before his friend sees him and heads toward the checkout, so he can leave before his friend sees him.
Consequence: Bryan feels ashamed of his behavior at the store and later on wishes that he had talked with his friend.
Consequence: Bryan is happy that he had a chance to catch up with his friend and feels that he achieved a lot on his trip to the store.
Divergent action: Bryan quickly scurries out of the aisle before his friend sees him and heads toward the checkout, so he can leave before his friend sees him.
Normative action: Jess goes back and stays by the member until they can run again.
Consequence: The member is appreciative of Jess and will work to make her proud.
Normative action: Jess goes back and stays by the member until they can run again.
Consequence: The member feels bad and feels like they let Jess down.
Divergent action: Jess doesn't come back to help the member and continues to run.
Consequence: The member feels bad and feels like they let Jess down.
Consequence: The member is appreciative of Jess and will work to make her proud.
Divergent action: Jess doesn't come back to help the member and continues to run.
Normative action: Jess asks John if they can spend more time together on the weekend.
Consequence: John agrees, and they plan for a date night on Saturdays.
Normative action: Jess asks John if they can spend more time together on the weekend.
Consequence: John finds out, gets angry with Jess, and breaks up with her.
Divergent action: Jess tells John's friends that he can't spend time with them anymore.
Consequence: John finds out, gets angry with Jess, and breaks up with her.
Consequence: John agrees, and they plan for a date night on Saturdays.
Divergent action: Jess tells John's friends that he can't spend time with them anymore.
Normative action: Allison takes some of the clothing items she bought for herself on the trip and gives them to her relatives as gifts.
Consequence: Her relatives love the thoughtful gifts and start wearing them regularly.
Normative action: Allison takes some of the clothing items she bought for herself on the trip and gives them to her relatives as gifts.
Consequence: Her relatives eat the cheese and start to feel sick a few hours later.
Divergent action: Allison gives the cheese to her family at the next get together and hopes they don't notice it's gone bad.
Consequence: Her relatives eat the cheese and start to feel sick a few hours later.
Consequence: Her relatives love the thoughtful gifts and start wearing them regularly.
Divergent action: Allison gives the cheese to her family at the next get together and hopes they don't notice it's gone bad.
Normative action: Anna buys a large painting of Felipe's and hangs it on her wall at home.
Consequence: Felipe uses the proceeds from the sale to Anna to pay his rent and keeps his studio open.
Normative action: Anna buys a large painting of Felipe's and hangs it on her wall at home.
Consequence: Felipe gets kicked out of his studio when he can't pay the month's rent after selling no paintings.
Divergent action: Anna takes pictures of Felipe's art at his studio and looks at the pictures each day.
Consequence: Felipe gets kicked out of his studio when he can't pay the month's rent after selling no paintings.
Consequence: Felipe uses the proceeds from the sale to Anna to pay his rent and keeps his studio open.
Divergent action: Anna takes pictures of Felipe's art at his studio and looks at the pictures each day.
Normative action: Barry spends what he can afford on a nice gift for Tonya and saves the rest.
Consequence: Tonya loves the gift and is happy and feels closer to Barry.
Normative action: Barry spends what he can afford on a nice gift for Tonya and saves the rest.
Consequence: Tonya feels sad and wonders whether Barry is right for her.
Divergent action: Barry pretends he forgot Tonya's birthday date and doesn't get her anything.
Consequence: Tonya feels sad and wonders whether Barry is right for her.
Consequence: Tonya loves the gift and is happy and feels closer to Barry.
Divergent action: Barry pretends he forgot Tonya's birthday date and doesn't get her anything.
Normative action: Larry invites both Steve and Marco to go to his party.
Consequence: Steve has a great time hanging out with Larry and Marco at the party.
Normative action: Larry invites both Steve and Marco to go to his party.
Consequence: Steve gets mad at Larry and doesn't talk to him for a month.
Divergent action: Larry tells Steve not to come to the party because he wants Marco to go instead.
Consequence: Steve gets mad at Larry and doesn't talk to him for a month.
Consequence: Steve has a great time hanging out with Larry and Marco at the party.
Divergent action: Larry tells Steve not to come to the party because he wants Marco to go instead.
Normative action: Anna petitions the city's medical office for more resources and hires additional employees to keep up with the volume of bodies coming in.
Consequence: Anna's morgue is able to keep up with the bodies, and she is relieved.
Normative action: Anna petitions the city's medical office for more resources and hires additional employees to keep up with the volume of bodies coming in.
Consequence: Anna's illegal tactics for disposing of the bodies are discovered by the police, and she is put in jail.
Divergent action: Anna starts to bury bodies throughout the woods behind the morgue property that were supposed to be cremated in hopes to save time and resources.
Consequence: Anna's illegal tactics for disposing of the bodies are discovered by the police, and she is put in jail.
Consequence: Anna's morgue is able to keep up with the bodies, and she is relieved.
Divergent action: Anna starts to bury bodies throughout the woods behind the morgue property that were supposed to be cremated in hopes to save time and resources.
Normative action: Louise offers to help Nina with her English homework and asks if there is anything Nina thinks would help her succeed.
Consequence: Louise and Nina have an open conversation about Nina's struggles and Louise is able to get Nina the help she needs to improe.
Normative action: Louise offers to help Nina with her English homework and asks if there is anything Nina thinks would help her succeed.
Consequence: Nina is upset and starts hiding her problems from Louise because she does not trust her mother.
Divergent action: Louise tells Nina that she is disappointed and that Nina must get a better score next time, or she's grounded.
Consequence: Nina is upset and starts hiding her problems from Louise because she does not trust her mother.
Consequence: Louise and Nina have an open conversation about Nina's struggles and Louise is able to get Nina the help she needs to improe.
Divergent action: Louise tells Nina that she is disappointed and that Nina must get a better score next time, or she's grounded.
Normative action: Tom throws his stress ball across the room because he thinks the team they just lost to was cheating.
Consequence: Tom takes a break and gets a soda before coming back to join the team for a new tournament.
Normative action: Tom throws his stress ball across the room because he thinks the team they just lost to was cheating.
Consequence: Tom gets kicked off the team until he can go buy another keyboard since he can't play the game without one.
Divergent action: Tom throws his keyboard across the room because he thinks the team they just lost to was not playing fair.
Consequence: Tom gets kicked off the team until he can go buy another keyboard since he can't play the game without one.
Consequence: Tom takes a break and gets a soda before coming back to join the team for a new tournament.
Divergent action: Tom throws his keyboard across the room because he thinks the team they just lost to was not playing fair.
Normative action: Angie invites Jordan to go to the movie theater with her and watch a new release.
Consequence: Angie thinks the movie is really bad but has a great time laughing about all the stupid scenes with Jordan on the way home.
Normative action: Angie invites Jordan to go to the movie theater with her and watch a new release.
Consequence: Angie thinks the movie is really bad and wants to complain about it to someone, but she's by herself.
Divergent action: Angie goes to the movie theater by herself and watches a new release.
Consequence: Angie thinks the movie is really bad and wants to complain about it to someone, but she's by herself.
Consequence: Angie thinks the movie is really bad but has a great time laughing about all the stupid scenes with Jordan on the way home.
Divergent action: Angie goes to the movie theater by herself and watches a new release.
Normative action: Kylie breaks up with Aaron and starts dating someone she is more compatible with.
Consequence: Kylie has a much better time with her new boyfriend and is happier than she's been in a while.
Normative action: Kylie breaks up with Aaron and starts dating someone she is more compatible with.
Consequence: Kylie is miserable and in a bad mood all the time.
Divergent action: Kylie stays with Aaron so that she can say she has a boyfriend.
Consequence: Kylie is miserable and in a bad mood all the time.
Consequence: Kylie has a much better time with her new boyfriend and is happier than she's been in a while.
Divergent action: Kylie stays with Aaron so that she can say she has a boyfriend.
Normative action: Greg asks his friends to drop him off at the bungee jumping place and to pick him up in a few hours.
Consequence: Greg's friends work to please Greg and are grateful that they don't have to do it with him.
Normative action: Greg asks his friends to drop him off at the bungee jumping place and to pick him up in a few hours.
Consequence: Greg's friends have a bad experience bungee jumping and resent Greg for his selfishness.
Divergent action: Greg tells his friends that they need to go bungee jumping and keeps telling them until they give in.
Consequence: Greg's friends have a bad experience bungee jumping and resent Greg for his selfishness.
Consequence: Greg's friends work to please Greg and are grateful that they don't have to do it with him.
Divergent action: Greg tells his friends that they need to go bungee jumping and keeps telling them until they give in.
Normative action: Glenn makes himself a few cups of strong coffee to get the caffeine kick.
Consequence: Glenn perks up a little thanks to the caffeine, and he is able to make it through the rest of his shift before going home to sleep.
Normative action: Glenn makes himself a few cups of strong coffee to get the caffeine kick.
Consequence: Glenn gets caught by his manager and is written up for sleeping at work.
Divergent action: Glenn goes to the supply closet when no one is looking to take a quick nap.
Consequence: Glenn gets caught by his manager and is written up for sleeping at work.
Consequence: Glenn perks up a little thanks to the caffeine, and he is able to make it through the rest of his shift before going home to sleep.
Divergent action: Glenn goes to the supply closet when no one is looking to take a quick nap.
Normative action: Travis decides to start writing his friend every week to keep him updated on everything going on at home.
Consequence: Travis's friend looks forward to the letters every week, and they help him get through his deployment.
Normative action: Travis decides to start writing his friend every week to keep him updated on everything going on at home.
Consequence: Since Travis doesn't catch up with his friend, his friend feels lonely overseas.
Divergent action: Travis decides to go out with other friends to distract himself from his friend who is overseas.
Consequence: Since Travis doesn't catch up with his friend, his friend feels lonely overseas.
Consequence: Travis's friend looks forward to the letters every week, and they help him get through his deployment.
Divergent action: Travis decides to go out with other friends to distract himself from his friend who is overseas.
Normative action: Sam attends a meeting with other people who have had problems with alcohol, and he talks with them about what worked for them.
Consequence: Sam finds that he can stop drinking, and he also finds support that helps him solve many other problems in his life.
Normative action: Sam attends a meeting with other people who have had problems with alcohol, and he talks with them about what worked for them.
Consequence: Sam is unable to drink less and each time he fails to reduce his drinking adds to his feelings of failure to get past his problems.
Divergent action: Sam tries hard to stop drinking, but finds it easier to try to just drink less instead.
Consequence: Sam is unable to drink less and each time he fails to reduce his drinking adds to his feelings of failure to get past his problems.
Consequence: Sam finds that he can stop drinking, and he also finds support that helps him solve many other problems in his life.
Divergent action: Sam tries hard to stop drinking, but finds it easier to try to just drink less instead.
Normative action: Zachary tells his friend that communication is the most important thing and encourages him to communicate with his partner.
Consequence: Zachary's friend follows his advice and is able to save the relationship.
Normative action: Zachary tells his friend that communication is the most important thing and encourages him to communicate with his partner.
Consequence: Zachary's friend feels like he doesn't care and stops hanging out with him.
Divergent action: Zachary is afraid to give his bad advice so tells his friend he doesn't know what he should do.
Consequence: Zachary's friend feels like he doesn't care and stops hanging out with him.
Consequence: Zachary's friend follows his advice and is able to save the relationship.
Divergent action: Zachary is afraid to give his bad advice so tells his friend he doesn't know what he should do.
Normative action: Terrence asks Jeremy if he would mind sharing some food with him, so he gives him half.
Consequence: Jeremy feels good about himself for helping his fellow classmate.
Normative action: Terrence asks Jeremy if he would mind sharing some food with him, so he gives him half.
Consequence: Jeremy feels sad and angry, and now has nothing to eat.
Divergent action: Terrence walks up to Jeremy and says he will beat him up unless he gives up his food, so Jeremy hands it over.
Consequence: Jeremy feels sad and angry, and now has nothing to eat.
Consequence: Jeremy feels good about himself for helping his fellow classmate.
Divergent action: Terrence walks up to Jeremy and says he will beat him up unless he gives up his food, so Jeremy hands it over.
Normative action: Anne tells Ira she misses doing things with him, so he makes plans with her later that evening.
Consequence: Ira came to realize while spending time with Anne how much he missed her company as well.
Normative action: Anne tells Ira she misses doing things with him, so he makes plans with her later that evening.
Consequence: Ira comes over, but soon sees that Anne isn't really sad, and now looks at her in a negative light for lying.
Divergent action: Anne fibs to Ira, saying she's in a deep state of sorrow and could use his company right now.
Consequence: Ira comes over, but soon sees that Anne isn't really sad, and now looks at her in a negative light for lying.
Consequence: Ira came to realize while spending time with Anne how much he missed her company as well.
Divergent action: Anne fibs to Ira, saying she's in a deep state of sorrow and could use his company right now.
Normative action: James tells his friend to order a new toothbrush from Amazon with 2-hour Prime delivery.
Consequence: James' friend orders a new toothbrush, and they continue enjoying the sleepover.
Normative action: James tells his friend to order a new toothbrush from Amazon with 2-hour Prime delivery.
Consequence: James' friend calls him gross and insists on being driven home to get his toothbrush.
Divergent action: James tells his friend that he can use James' toothbrush for that night.
Consequence: James' friend calls him gross and insists on being driven home to get his toothbrush.
Consequence: James' friend orders a new toothbrush, and they continue enjoying the sleepover.
Divergent action: James tells his friend that he can use James' toothbrush for that night.
Normative action: Valarie switches around Emily's shift with another one of her coworkers.
Consequence: Emily works harder on the project because she feels like her coworkers respect her.
Normative action: Valarie switches around Emily's shift with another one of her coworkers.
Consequence: Emily is sad because she can't celebrate her birthday.
Divergent action: Valarie forces Emily to work on her birthday.
Consequence: Emily is sad because she can't celebrate her birthday.
Consequence: Emily works harder on the project because she feels like her coworkers respect her.
Divergent action: Valarie forces Emily to work on her birthday.
Normative action: Bob decides to alternate restaurants in order to support both businesses.
Consequence: Bob is pleased that the diner is able to hold it's own against the new restaurant.
Normative action: Bob decides to alternate restaurants in order to support both businesses.
Consequence: Bob later finds out that the diner had to close it's doors due to decreased clientele.
Divergent action: Bob decides to go to the new restaurant because of it's low prices.
Consequence: Bob later finds out that the diner had to close it's doors due to decreased clientele.
Consequence: Bob is pleased that the diner is able to hold it's own against the new restaurant.
Divergent action: Bob decides to go to the new restaurant because of it's low prices.
Normative action: Frank confronts the gossiping pair and tells them he will report them for being unprofessional if the rumor spreads.
Consequence: Frank is able to help curtail the gossip about his friend.
Normative action: Frank confronts the gossiping pair and tells them he will report them for being unprofessional if the rumor spreads.
Consequence: Frank feels bad when the rumor spreads around the office.
Divergent action: Frank swings by his friends department to let her know what is being said about her.
Consequence: Frank feels bad when the rumor spreads around the office.