CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Timmy looks at the train and asks Normal questions about a few of them.
Consequence: Norman asks Tim to leave and says that he is not invited back anymore.
Divergent action: Timmy grabs the trains without asks and accidentally breaks one of Norman's most expensive trains.
Consequence: Norman asks Tim to leave and says that he is not invited back anymore.
Consequence: Norman teaches Tim about trains and even gives him a couple more common ones to help him start his collection.
Divergent action: Timmy grabs the trains without asks and accidentally breaks one of Norman's most expensive trains.
Normative action: Kyla tells her friends that she will go out with them.
Consequence: Kyla will create bonds with her friends over graduating together.
Normative action: Kyla tells her friends that she will go out with them.
Consequence: Kyla will miss out bonding with her friends over their mutual graduation.
Divergent action: Kyla tells her friend that she's going to go home and sleep.
Consequence: Kyla will miss out bonding with her friends over their mutual graduation.
Consequence: Kyla will create bonds with her friends over graduating together.
Divergent action: Kyla tells her friend that she's going to go home and sleep.
Normative action: Greg tells his partner that he is free to do what he wants to about a new car and leaves the room.
Consequence: Greg gets his favorite dinner cooked for him by his partner for being so agreeable in the car discussion.
Normative action: Greg tells his partner that he is free to do what he wants to about a new car and leaves the room.
Consequence: Greg is left alone when his upset partner leaves and spends the night at a friend's house because he's upset at Greg's rude treatment.
Divergent action: Greg turns and walks away from his partner who is in mid-sentence about his views on a new car.
Consequence: Greg is left alone when his upset partner leaves and spends the night at a friend's house because he's upset at Greg's rude treatment.
Consequence: Greg gets his favorite dinner cooked for him by his partner for being so agreeable in the car discussion.
Divergent action: Greg turns and walks away from his partner who is in mid-sentence about his views on a new car.
Normative action: Mark looks online for a therapist and has an online session.
Consequence: Mark feels much better just by talking about his depression.
Normative action: Mark looks online for a therapist and has an online session.
Consequence: Mark's depression gets worse and is not relieved by the alcohol.
Divergent action: Mark tries to deal with the suicidal thoughts by drinking alcohol.
Consequence: Mark's depression gets worse and is not relieved by the alcohol.
Consequence: Mark feels much better just by talking about his depression.
Divergent action: Mark tries to deal with the suicidal thoughts by drinking alcohol.
Normative action: Josh separates himself from the clearly drunk woman and leaves the bathroom.
Consequence: Josh is able to avoid getting into a potentially compromising situation.
Normative action: Josh separates himself from the clearly drunk woman and leaves the bathroom.
Consequence: Josh gets into an altercation with the woman's companions when they find him in the bathroom with her.
Divergent action: Josh decides to have sex with the inebriated woman.
Consequence: Josh gets into an altercation with the woman's companions when they find him in the bathroom with her.
Consequence: Josh is able to avoid getting into a potentially compromising situation.
Divergent action: Josh decides to have sex with the inebriated woman.
Normative action: Gaius tells Mitch that they should play some video games.
Consequence: Gaius and Mitch have a fun time bonding over video games.
Normative action: Gaius tells Mitch that they should play some video games.
Consequence: Gaius has to pay to fix his neighbor's yard.
Divergent action: Gaius tramples over the plants in his neighbor's garden while he grabs the ball.
Consequence: Gaius has to pay to fix his neighbor's yard.
Consequence: Gaius and Mitch have a fun time bonding over video games.
Divergent action: Gaius tramples over the plants in his neighbor's garden while he grabs the ball.
Normative action: Sam opens up a can of meaty wet food for his cat.
Consequence: The cat is excited to get the wet food and is satiated.
Normative action: Sam opens up a can of meaty wet food for his cat.
Consequence: The cat gets sick because of all the grease in the chicken.
Divergent action: Sam gives his cat a piece of his fried chicken.
Consequence: The cat gets sick because of all the grease in the chicken.
Consequence: The cat is excited to get the wet food and is satiated.
Divergent action: Sam gives his cat a piece of his fried chicken.
Normative action: Donald moves money in his savings account to his checking account to cover the bill.
Consequence: Donald is able to enjoy his meal without worrying about finances.
Normative action: Donald moves money in his savings account to his checking account to cover the bill.
Consequence: Donald is exposed in front of a large group of people when the waitress asks for his id.
Divergent action: Donald tells the waitress that he's in the Navy.
Consequence: Donald is exposed in front of a large group of people when the waitress asks for his id.
Consequence: Donald is able to enjoy his meal without worrying about finances.
Divergent action: Donald tells the waitress that he's in the Navy.
Normative action: Colby leaves the dog in a kennel in his house along with a bowl of food and water.
Consequence: The dog is able to eat and drink while Colby is at work.
Normative action: Colby leaves the dog in a kennel in his house along with a bowl of food and water.
Consequence: The dog gets overheated and is dead by the time that Colby gets off of work.
Divergent action: When he is gone, Colby leaves the dog in the garage with no food and water.
Consequence: The dog gets overheated and is dead by the time that Colby gets off of work.
Consequence: The dog is able to eat and drink while Colby is at work.
Divergent action: When he is gone, Colby leaves the dog in the garage with no food and water.
Normative action: Jerry refuses to accommodate Johnathan, and tells him to find someplace else.
Consequence: Johnathan's wife finds out about the cheating, but thanks Jerry for not being a part of it.
Normative action: Jerry refuses to accommodate Johnathan, and tells him to find someplace else.
Consequence: Johnathan's wife finds out, and learns Jerry's role in the situation and tells him he's horrible for enabling Johnathan's behavior.
Divergent action: Jerry agrees to let Johnathan bring the mistress over, and the two borrow his guest bedroom.
Consequence: Johnathan's wife finds out, and learns Jerry's role in the situation and tells him he's horrible for enabling Johnathan's behavior.
Consequence: Johnathan's wife finds out about the cheating, but thanks Jerry for not being a part of it.
Divergent action: Jerry agrees to let Johnathan bring the mistress over, and the two borrow his guest bedroom.
Normative action: Sara lights up a smoke and shares it while helping to roll up a few.
Consequence: Sara's friends are satisfied and feel like she is contributing to the rolling.
Normative action: Sara lights up a smoke and shares it while helping to roll up a few.
Consequence: Sara's friends think she is rude for letting them do all the work.
Divergent action: Sara starts smoking while her friends are finishing rolling the others.
Consequence: Sara's friends think she is rude for letting them do all the work.
Consequence: Sara's friends are satisfied and feel like she is contributing to the rolling.
Divergent action: Sara starts smoking while her friends are finishing rolling the others.
Normative action: Brent asks his acquaintance if he can drink the beer in their fridge, and they say yes, so he does.
Consequence: Brent's acquaintance is happy Brent asked them if he could have the beer instead of just helping himself.
Normative action: Brent asks his acquaintance if he can drink the beer in their fridge, and they say yes, so he does.
Consequence: Brent's acquaintance thinks Brent has no manners if he will just take things from their fridge without asking.
Divergent action: Brent grabs the beer from the fridge without asking and drinks it all.
Consequence: Brent's acquaintance thinks Brent has no manners if he will just take things from their fridge without asking.
Consequence: Brent's acquaintance is happy Brent asked them if he could have the beer instead of just helping himself.
Divergent action: Brent grabs the beer from the fridge without asking and drinks it all.
Normative action: Greg tells his mother that he'll hop over to the bank and bring her some cash soon.
Consequence: Jan is delighted and relieved that she will get the money she needs and that she can count on Greg.
Normative action: Greg tells his mother that he'll hop over to the bank and bring her some cash soon.
Consequence: Jan is upset that after she raised him and sacrificed for him growing up he's unwilling to help her when she needs it.
Divergent action: Greg tells his mother that if it's just short term she should go to a payday lender and deal with them.
Consequence: Jan is upset that after she raised him and sacrificed for him growing up he's unwilling to help her when she needs it.
Consequence: Jan is delighted and relieved that she will get the money she needs and that she can count on Greg.
Divergent action: Greg tells his mother that if it's just short term she should go to a payday lender and deal with them.
Normative action: Joan is cautionary but encouraging to her granddaughter wish.
Consequence: Joan's support gives her granddaughter a boost of confidence.
Normative action: Joan is cautionary but encouraging to her granddaughter wish.
Consequence: Joan's harsh response leads her granddaughter to lose faith in her ability to succeed.
Divergent action: Wanting to curtail what she feels is a fruitless dream Joan decides to crush her granddaughters dream before it grows too big.
Consequence: Joan's harsh response leads her granddaughter to lose faith in her ability to succeed.
Consequence: Joan's support gives her granddaughter a boost of confidence.
Divergent action: Wanting to curtail what she feels is a fruitless dream Joan decides to crush her granddaughters dream before it grows too big.
Normative action: Jonathan makes sure to read the paperwork thoroughly before explaining why a loan will not be possible at that time.
Consequence: Jonathan is able to finish up the last of him meetings and get off work.
Normative action: Jonathan makes sure to read the paperwork thoroughly before explaining why a loan will not be possible at that time.
Consequence: Jonathan later faces an allegation of bias for his decision.
Divergent action: Jonathan takes a cursory glance at the applicants paperwork before curtly denying the loan request.
Consequence: Jonathan later faces an allegation of bias for his decision.
Consequence: Jonathan is able to finish up the last of him meetings and get off work.
Divergent action: Jonathan takes a cursory glance at the applicants paperwork before curtly denying the loan request.
Normative action: Maryanne tells her husband that she has the other set of keys and will be there shortly to open up the car doors.
Consequence: Maryanne's husband thanks her profusely to show his appreciation.
Normative action: Maryanne tells her husband that she has the other set of keys and will be there shortly to open up the car doors.
Consequence: Maryanne's husband cannot fathom why Maryanne thinks that is a good idea and resents her for not bringing him the spare keys.
Divergent action: Maryanne suggests to her husband that he call a towing agency rather than her bring him the spare set of keys.
Consequence: Maryanne's husband cannot fathom why Maryanne thinks that is a good idea and resents her for not bringing him the spare keys.
Consequence: Maryanne's husband thanks her profusely to show his appreciation.
Divergent action: Maryanne suggests to her husband that he call a towing agency rather than her bring him the spare set of keys.
Normative action: Becky puts a nice sized tip on the table before ushering the kids to the car.
Consequence: The waitress thinks Becky must have noticed the extra effort she put into her service.
Normative action: Becky puts a nice sized tip on the table before ushering the kids to the car.
Consequence: The waitress is upset that Becky didn't think her service was good enough for a tip.
Divergent action: Becky hands the waitress just enough cash to cover the bill with no tip and thanks her.
Consequence: The waitress is upset that Becky didn't think her service was good enough for a tip.
Consequence: The waitress thinks Becky must have noticed the extra effort she put into her service.
Divergent action: Becky hands the waitress just enough cash to cover the bill with no tip and thanks her.
Normative action: Johannes stops his car, gets out and helps the old woman up and offers her a ride, then goes to the party.
Consequence: The old woman is happier and is able to get home.
Normative action: Johannes stops his car, gets out and helps the old woman up and offers her a ride, then goes to the party.
Consequence: The old woman feels more depressed and injured.
Divergent action: Johannes honks his horn at the woman to get off the road and speeds off to the party.
Consequence: The old woman feels more depressed and injured.
Consequence: The old woman is happier and is able to get home.
Divergent action: Johannes honks his horn at the woman to get off the road and speeds off to the party.
Normative action: Jake gets Shane a copy of the game that he has, so they can play together.
Consequence: Shane gets to own and enjoy both of the video games.
Normative action: Jake gets Shane a copy of the game that he has, so they can play together.
Consequence: Shane misses out on a quality game that he would have enjoyed.
Divergent action: Jake tells Shane that the other game is not well made despite not having played it.
Consequence: Shane misses out on a quality game that he would have enjoyed.
Consequence: Shane gets to own and enjoy both of the video games.
Divergent action: Jake tells Shane that the other game is not well made despite not having played it.
Normative action: Bill tells his friend that they can borrow the tools but just asks that they are careful not to misplace them.
Consequence: Bill's friend is able to finish the repairs on their car quickly with the help of Bill's tools.
Normative action: Bill tells his friend that they can borrow the tools but just asks that they are careful not to misplace them.
Consequence: Bill's friend has to buy a new set of expensive tools to finish his repairs.
Divergent action: Bill says he can't lend his friend the tools because he's worried they'll get lost.
Consequence: Bill's friend has to buy a new set of expensive tools to finish his repairs.
Consequence: Bill's friend is able to finish the repairs on their car quickly with the help of Bill's tools.
Divergent action: Bill says he can't lend his friend the tools because he's worried they'll get lost.
Normative action: Jack offers to take care of the children from now on.
Consequence: Jack's grandchildren are better taken care of, and they feel loved.
Normative action: Jack offers to take care of the children from now on.
Consequence: Jack's grandchildren are scared and don't have anyone they can trust.
Divergent action: Jack agrees to put the kids in an orphanage, because he doesn't want to look after them.
Consequence: Jack's grandchildren are scared and don't have anyone they can trust.
Consequence: Jack's grandchildren are better taken care of, and they feel loved.
Divergent action: Jack agrees to put the kids in an orphanage, because he doesn't want to look after them.
Normative action: Carl decides to dispose of the woman's phone number and to not pursue a relationship outside of his marriage.
Consequence: He doesn't do any further harm to the woman that he met, and he can work on his marriage to find out if it can be salvaged.
Normative action: Carl decides to dispose of the woman's phone number and to not pursue a relationship outside of his marriage.
Consequence: Carl begins to feel guilty about the fact that he is betraying both his wife and the woman that he met on the road.
Divergent action: Carl calls the woman he met, without mentioning that he is married, and asks to meet up with her on his next out of town trip.
Consequence: Carl begins to feel guilty about the fact that he is betraying both his wife and the woman that he met on the road.
Consequence: He doesn't do any further harm to the woman that he met, and he can work on his marriage to find out if it can be salvaged.
Divergent action: Carl calls the woman he met, without mentioning that he is married, and asks to meet up with her on his next out of town trip.
Normative action: Bob decides to tell the truth and admits that he broke the mirror.
Consequence: Bob might be sleeping on the couch but at least his conscious is clear.
Normative action: Bob decides to tell the truth and admits that he broke the mirror.
Consequence: Bob's wife yells at the kids for hours, and they all get grounded when none of them admit it.
Divergent action: Bob tells his wife that it must have been one of the kids who broke the mirror.
Consequence: Bob's wife yells at the kids for hours, and they all get grounded when none of them admit it.
Consequence: Bob might be sleeping on the couch but at least his conscious is clear.
Divergent action: Bob tells his wife that it must have been one of the kids who broke the mirror.
Normative action: Jim says his friend's jeans look fine and adds that it's hard to go wrong with a pair of jeans.
Consequence: Jim's friend stops worrying about how they look in the new jeans.
Normative action: Jim says his friend's jeans look fine and adds that it's hard to go wrong with a pair of jeans.
Consequence: Jim's friend loses confidence in how they look in their new jeans.
Divergent action: Jim tells his friend that the jeans are really dorky and that they have terrible fashion sense.
Consequence: Jim's friend loses confidence in how they look in their new jeans.
Consequence: Jim's friend stops worrying about how they look in the new jeans.
Divergent action: Jim tells his friend that the jeans are really dorky and that they have terrible fashion sense.
Normative action: Jenny admits having known of the guy in high school and shares all she heard about him back then.
Consequence: Jenny is able to give her roommate information to guide her decisions about her relationship.
Normative action: Jenny admits having known of the guy in high school and shares all she heard about him back then.
Consequence: Jenny is dismayed when her roommate starts showing signs of physical abuse.
Divergent action: Jenny decides to acknowledge their past acquaintance but decides not share rumors that she had heard about him.
Consequence: Jenny is dismayed when her roommate starts showing signs of physical abuse.
Consequence: Jenny is able to give her roommate information to guide her decisions about her relationship.
Divergent action: Jenny decides to acknowledge their past acquaintance but decides not share rumors that she had heard about him.
Normative action: Mika does some writing exercises she finds online to get rid of her writers block.
Consequence: Mika gains a skill that she uses throughout her time in college.
Normative action: Mika does some writing exercises she finds online to get rid of her writers block.
Consequence: Mika fails the class when her professor discovers the truth.
Divergent action: Mika copies someone's essay from a blog.
Consequence: Mika fails the class when her professor discovers the truth.
Consequence: Mika gains a skill that she uses throughout her time in college.
Divergent action: Mika copies someone's essay from a blog.
Normative action: Paul figures the meat must be for dinner and pours himself a bowl of cereal.
Consequence: When the whole family is home they enjoy eating dinner together.
Normative action: Paul figures the meat must be for dinner and pours himself a bowl of cereal.
Consequence: The rest of the family comes home to find there is nothing to eat for dinner.
Divergent action: Paul tastes the meat and keeps going back for more until it's completely gone.
Consequence: The rest of the family comes home to find there is nothing to eat for dinner.
Consequence: When the whole family is home they enjoy eating dinner together.
Divergent action: Paul tastes the meat and keeps going back for more until it's completely gone.
Normative action: Wendy decides to leave her friend's place and stay with her parents for awhile.
Consequence: Wendy's friend is relieved that she is going elsewhere, so she can have some personal space again.
Normative action: Wendy decides to leave her friend's place and stay with her parents for awhile.
Consequence: Wendy's friend is feeling like she has a lack of space with her there.
Divergent action: Wendy continues staying with her friend even though it's been a long time already.
Consequence: Wendy's friend is feeling like she has a lack of space with her there.
Consequence: Wendy's friend is relieved that she is going elsewhere, so she can have some personal space again.
Divergent action: Wendy continues staying with her friend even though it's been a long time already.
Normative action: Dylan tells Hailey she is doing a great job, and he'll cook her healthy meals to help with the weight loss.
Consequence: Hailey will appreciate that Dylan wants to help her in her weight loss journey.
Normative action: Dylan tells Hailey she is doing a great job, and he'll cook her healthy meals to help with the weight loss.
Consequence: Hailey will think that Dylan is trying to detract from what she is accomplishing.
Divergent action: Dylan tells Hailey that Hailey is losing too much weight and should stop working out.
Consequence: Hailey will think that Dylan is trying to detract from what she is accomplishing.
Consequence: Hailey will appreciate that Dylan wants to help her in her weight loss journey.
Divergent action: Dylan tells Hailey that Hailey is losing too much weight and should stop working out.
Normative action: Sebastian decides he will stick to more stable ways to save his money.
Consequence: Sebastian is able to save money and is ready for a proverbial rainy day when it arrives.
Normative action: Sebastian decides he will stick to more stable ways to save his money.
Consequence: Sebastian runs into trouble when he has an unexpected financial emergency and no way to pay for it.
Divergent action: Sebastian swears off saving and decides he will spend the money he has day to day.
Consequence: Sebastian runs into trouble when he has an unexpected financial emergency and no way to pay for it.
Consequence: Sebastian is able to save money and is ready for a proverbial rainy day when it arrives.
Divergent action: Sebastian swears off saving and decides he will spend the money he has day to day.
Normative action: Steve tells a funny joke he read on the internet the previous night.
Consequence: Tommy laughs loudly, along with the rest of their friends.
Normative action: Steve tells a funny joke he read on the internet the previous night.
Consequence: Tommy feels completely betrayed in Steve, and refuses to ever talk to him again.
Divergent action: Steve tells Tommy's secret to his friends, prompting a lot of laughter from them.
Consequence: Tommy feels completely betrayed in Steve, and refuses to ever talk to him again.
Consequence: Tommy laughs loudly, along with the rest of their friends.
Divergent action: Steve tells Tommy's secret to his friends, prompting a lot of laughter from them.
Normative action: Jill sets up the master bedroom for her and Jim to share.
Consequence: Lee will feel happy that he's sharing a room with his wife.
Normative action: Jill sets up the master bedroom for her and Jim to share.
Consequence: Lee will feel that Jim doesn't love him that much.
Divergent action: Jill sets up a bedroom for herself separate from Lee.
Consequence: Lee will feel that Jim doesn't love him that much.