CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Christina is thanked by her father who realizes how much he loves his wife.
Divergent action: Christina goes along with her father's erotic demands.
Normative action: After grading his student, Becker sends them an email with tips on how to improve their performance.
Consequence: Becker's student applies the advice landing a leading role in the school play.
Normative action: After grading his student, Becker sends them an email with tips on how to improve their performance.
Consequence: His student breaks down  crying.
Divergent action: Becker notes that his performance made him ill and reminded him of moldy bread.
Consequence: His student breaks down  crying.
Consequence: Becker's student applies the advice landing a leading role in the school play.
Divergent action: Becker notes that his performance made him ill and reminded him of moldy bread.
Normative action: Kent goes to a public meeting about the taxes, acknowledges that education is important, and asks if they can reduce taxes elsewhere.
Consequence: The city reduces taxes in another area to pay for the educational tax increase, helping the school.
Normative action: Kent goes to a public meeting about the taxes, acknowledges that education is important, and asks if they can reduce taxes elsewhere.
Consequence: Kent's influence stirs up other people, the taxes are defeated, and the school can't give a quality education.
Divergent action: Kent goes to a public meeting about the taxes and vigorously protests them.
Consequence: Kent's influence stirs up other people, the taxes are defeated, and the school can't give a quality education.
Consequence: The city reduces taxes in another area to pay for the educational tax increase, helping the school.
Divergent action: Kent goes to a public meeting about the taxes and vigorously protests them.
Normative action: Ralph puts water wings on his daughter and goes into the lake with her.
Consequence: His daughter has a great time splashing in the water while staying afloat.
Normative action: Ralph puts water wings on his daughter and goes into the lake with her.
Consequence: His daughter runs into the lake unaware of the dangers of water and drowns.
Divergent action: Ralph sits by his cousins on a lawn chair and tells his daughter to go swimming with the other kids.
Consequence: His daughter runs into the lake unaware of the dangers of water and drowns.
Consequence: His daughter has a great time splashing in the water while staying afloat.
Divergent action: Ralph sits by his cousins on a lawn chair and tells his daughter to go swimming with the other kids.
Normative action: James personally helps the female student find what she is looking for and strikes up a friendship.
Consequence: James and the female student are compatible and eventually begin dating.
Normative action: James personally helps the female student find what she is looking for and strikes up a friendship.
Consequence: The new student thinks that James is helpful, but cold, and gets a bad impression.
Divergent action: James directs the female student to the front office to get help.
Consequence: The new student thinks that James is helpful, but cold, and gets a bad impression.
Consequence: James and the female student are compatible and eventually begin dating.
Divergent action: James directs the female student to the front office to get help.
Normative action: George finds a tutor and begins studying more, working hard to improve his grades.
Consequence: George passes all his classes easily and feels proud to graduate on time.
Normative action: George finds a tutor and begins studying more, working hard to improve his grades.
Consequence: George does not pass one class and ends up short of the credits needed to graduate on time.
Divergent action: George tries to give the minimum possible effort required to pass his classes.
Consequence: George does not pass one class and ends up short of the credits needed to graduate on time.
Consequence: George passes all his classes easily and feels proud to graduate on time.
Divergent action: George tries to give the minimum possible effort required to pass his classes.
Normative action: Ricky decides to leave shortly after seven, so he can arrive at seven thirty for the party.
Consequence: Tonya is happy to see Ricky when he arrives and welcomes him inside excitedly.
Normative action: Ricky decides to leave shortly after seven, so he can arrive at seven thirty for the party.
Consequence: Tonya is unpleasantly surprised to see Ricky arrive in the AM for an evening party and feels uncomfortable having him there all day.
Divergent action: Ricky decides that he'll leave right after breakfast at around nine thirty AM and get there by ten.
Consequence: Tonya is unpleasantly surprised to see Ricky arrive in the AM for an evening party and feels uncomfortable having him there all day.
Consequence: Tonya is happy to see Ricky when he arrives and welcomes him inside excitedly.
Divergent action: Ricky decides that he'll leave right after breakfast at around nine thirty AM and get there by ten.
Normative action: Paula tells her roommate she was invited for drinks and asks him to help her clean the house, so she can go out as soon as possible.
Consequence: Paula's roommate is happy to help her clean the house.
Normative action: Paula tells her roommate she was invited for drinks and asks him to help her clean the house, so she can go out as soon as possible.
Consequence: Paula's roommate realizes what Paula did and feels taken advantage of.
Divergent action: Paula tells her roommate she is not feeling well and can't do the cleaning today, then quietly leaves the house while her roommate is doing the cleaning.
Consequence: Paula's roommate realizes what Paula did and feels taken advantage of.
Consequence: Paula's roommate is happy to help her clean the house.
Divergent action: Paula tells her roommate she is not feeling well and can't do the cleaning today, then quietly leaves the house while her roommate is doing the cleaning.
Normative action: Eric tells the operator that they will have one medium pizza and two small sides.
Consequence: Jenny is happy that Eric kept the meal reasonably sized so that they don't gain too much weight from it.
Normative action: Eric tells the operator that they will have one medium pizza and two small sides.
Consequence: Jenny is disgusted at the quantity of food that Eric is ordering since they will never be able to eat that much.
Divergent action: Eric tells the operator they would like the 5 pizza special with 5 sides and 5 bottles of Pepsi.
Consequence: Jenny is disgusted at the quantity of food that Eric is ordering since they will never be able to eat that much.
Consequence: Jenny is happy that Eric kept the meal reasonably sized so that they don't gain too much weight from it.
Divergent action: Eric tells the operator they would like the 5 pizza special with 5 sides and 5 bottles of Pepsi.
Normative action: Scott takes the china home in a box and gently places it in his china cabinet.
Consequence: Scott looks fondly at his china cabinet everyday and has good memories of Claire.
Normative action: Scott takes the china home in a box and gently places it in his china cabinet.
Consequence: Scott feels guilty for being careless and now has nothing to remind him of Claire.
Divergent action: Scott takes the china home in a box and carelessly drops the box on his kitchen floor, shattering everything.
Consequence: Scott feels guilty for being careless and now has nothing to remind him of Claire.
Consequence: Scott looks fondly at his china cabinet everyday and has good memories of Claire.
Divergent action: Scott takes the china home in a box and carelessly drops the box on his kitchen floor, shattering everything.
Normative action: Jack leaves for a few minutes to let things cool down, but comes back and doesn't abandon her.
Consequence: Jack and Jessica repair their relationship and have newfound respect for each other.
Normative action: Jack leaves for a few minutes to let things cool down, but comes back and doesn't abandon her.
Consequence: Jessica gets mad at Jack, and they both get into long arguments over the phone.
Divergent action: Jack leaves, and never ever comes back to the house where Jessica was, abandoning her.
Consequence: Jessica gets mad at Jack, and they both get into long arguments over the phone.
Consequence: Jack and Jessica repair their relationship and have newfound respect for each other.
Divergent action: Jack leaves, and never ever comes back to the house where Jessica was, abandoning her.
Normative action: Blanche invites her friends to the bar with her.
Consequence: Blanche's friend introduces her to a cute guy at the bar.
Normative action: Blanche invites her friends to the bar with her.
Consequence: Blanche feels lonely because she misses her friends.
Divergent action: Blanche spends her weekend playing video games.
Consequence: Blanche feels lonely because she misses her friends.
Consequence: Blanche's friend introduces her to a cute guy at the bar.
Divergent action: Blanche spends her weekend playing video games.
Normative action: Mia asks her children to pick up their toys and put them in the toy chest.
Consequence: Mia's husband has a safe and comfortable evening.
Normative action: Mia asks her children to pick up their toys and put them in the toy chest.
Consequence: Mia's husband walks into the living room later and walks on a bunch of Legos, which hurts a lot.
Divergent action: Mia decides to leave the toys all over the floor of the living room.
Consequence: Mia's husband walks into the living room later and walks on a bunch of Legos, which hurts a lot.
Consequence: Mia's husband has a safe and comfortable evening.
Divergent action: Mia decides to leave the toys all over the floor of the living room.
Normative action: Tommy starts looking for strange quotes among the headstones and reads them to his friends.
Consequence: Tommy and his friends laugh at some of the things people want written after they die.
Normative action: Tommy starts looking for strange quotes among the headstones and reads them to his friends.
Consequence: The families of the people's graves are horrified and very upset.
Divergent action: Tommy starts kicking over flowers and wreaths and draws silly faces on the headstones.
Consequence: The families of the people's graves are horrified and very upset.
Consequence: Tommy and his friends laugh at some of the things people want written after they die.
Divergent action: Tommy starts kicking over flowers and wreaths and draws silly faces on the headstones.
Normative action: Sean tells Kevin about what he did and leaves an apology note for Kevin's parents before heading home.
Consequence: Kevin's parents forgive Sean and Kevin remains blameless.
Normative action: Sean tells Kevin about what he did and leaves an apology note for Kevin's parents before heading home.
Consequence: Kevin's parents come home and ground him for breaking the toilet seat and "lying" about it.
Divergent action: Sean doesn't tell Kevin about what he did then heads home.
Consequence: Kevin's parents come home and ground him for breaking the toilet seat and "lying" about it.
Consequence: Kevin's parents forgive Sean and Kevin remains blameless.
Divergent action: Sean doesn't tell Kevin about what he did then heads home.
Normative action: Finn and Reed go to the residence hall administrator and request to be put in different rooms.
Consequence: Finn and Reed are able to get new roommates who they tolerate better.
Normative action: Finn and Reed go to the residence hall administrator and request to be put in different rooms.
Consequence: Reed is forced out and Finn develops a poor reputation in his residence hall.
Divergent action: Finn stops cleaning his side of the room and behaves strangely towards Reed in order to drive Reed out of the room.
Consequence: Reed is forced out and Finn develops a poor reputation in his residence hall.
Consequence: Finn and Reed are able to get new roommates who they tolerate better.
Divergent action: Finn stops cleaning his side of the room and behaves strangely towards Reed in order to drive Reed out of the room.
Normative action: Joshua takes the anti-depression medication on his regular schedule.
Consequence: Joshua's mind remains sane and he thinks clearly.
Normative action: Joshua takes the anti-depression medication on his regular schedule.
Consequence: The natural methods don't work and Joshua's behavior becomes highly erratic.
Divergent action: Joshua uses natural methods to deal with his bouts of depression.
Consequence: The natural methods don't work and Joshua's behavior becomes highly erratic.
Consequence: Joshua's mind remains sane and he thinks clearly.
Divergent action: Joshua uses natural methods to deal with his bouts of depression.
Normative action: Beatrice orders food for her family from uber eats.
Consequence: Beatrice's family has a nice family bonding night as they talk while they eat.
Normative action: Beatrice orders food for her family from uber eats.
Consequence: Beatrice entire family becomes sick after eating an infected meal.
Divergent action: Beatrice pretends to be healthy, and she helps her mother out in the kitchen.
Consequence: Beatrice entire family becomes sick after eating an infected meal.
Consequence: Beatrice's family has a nice family bonding night as they talk while they eat.
Divergent action: Beatrice pretends to be healthy, and she helps her mother out in the kitchen.
Normative action: Ted tells a clean knock knock joke to his friend and his friend's girlfriend.
Consequence: Ted's friend and his friend's girlfriend both laugh at the joke Ted tells.
Normative action: Ted tells a clean knock knock joke to his friend and his friend's girlfriend.
Consequence: Ted's friend punches him in the face and doesn't talk to him in a month.
Divergent action: Ted makes a flirty joke to the girlfriend of his friend while his friend is standing there.
Consequence: Ted's friend punches him in the face and doesn't talk to him in a month.
Consequence: Ted's friend and his friend's girlfriend both laugh at the joke Ted tells.
Divergent action: Ted makes a flirty joke to the girlfriend of his friend while his friend is standing there.
Normative action: Jake agrees to help his ex employee and writes a glowing letter of recommendation for them.
Consequence: Jake's ex employee gets the job they wanted due to Jake's help.
Normative action: Jake agrees to help his ex employee and writes a glowing letter of recommendation for them.
Consequence: The person who used to work for Jake doesn't get the job that he really wanted.
Divergent action: Jake says he doesn't want to be responsible for recommending anybody for work and refuses to help his ex employee.
Consequence: The person who used to work for Jake doesn't get the job that he really wanted.
Consequence: Jake's ex employee gets the job they wanted due to Jake's help.
Divergent action: Jake says he doesn't want to be responsible for recommending anybody for work and refuses to help his ex employee.
Normative action: Ray finds a detour, gets off of the highway, and takes the detour.
Consequence: The detour has less traffic and Ray arrives at work faster.
Normative action: Ray finds a detour, gets off of the highway, and takes the detour.
Consequence: Other drivers get angry with Ray and attempt to block his progress.
Divergent action: Ray quickly weaves between cars and makes efforts to improve his time.
Consequence: Other drivers get angry with Ray and attempt to block his progress.
Consequence: The detour has less traffic and Ray arrives at work faster.
Divergent action: Ray quickly weaves between cars and makes efforts to improve his time.
Normative action: Charlene joins the chatting and shifts the topic by inviting both Nancy and Grace to lunch.
Consequence: Nancy and Grace thank Charlene for her invitation and agree to go to lunch with her.
Normative action: Charlene joins the chatting and shifts the topic by inviting both Nancy and Grace to lunch.
Consequence: Nancy and Grace feel uneasy and stop their chatting.
Divergent action: Charlene stays in the pantry as if she is still making her coffee in order to hear more about the family affairs of both Nancy and Grace.
Consequence: Nancy and Grace feel uneasy and stop their chatting.
Consequence: Nancy and Grace thank Charlene for her invitation and agree to go to lunch with her.
Divergent action: Charlene stays in the pantry as if she is still making her coffee in order to hear more about the family affairs of both Nancy and Grace.
Normative action: David watches his favorite movie with his girlfriend until they both feel sleepy and go to bed.
Consequence: His girlfriend thanks him for recommending a good movie to her and feels satisfied.
Normative action: David watches his favorite movie with his girlfriend until they both feel sleepy and go to bed.
Consequence: His girlfriend gets pregnant and blames him for his inconsideration.
Divergent action: David has sex with his girlfriend without using a condom.
Consequence: His girlfriend gets pregnant and blames him for his inconsideration.
Consequence: His girlfriend thanks him for recommending a good movie to her and feels satisfied.
Divergent action: David has sex with his girlfriend without using a condom.
Normative action: Dean allows Rory to vent before comforting her and asking if she'd like to help out with the bike.
Consequence: Rory agrees to Dean's proposal, and they talk more as they fix his bike.
Normative action: Dean allows Rory to vent before comforting her and asking if she'd like to help out with the bike.
Consequence: Rory's rough day is furthered by Dean's cold-shoulder, and she begins to feel that she shouldn't talk to him about future issues.
Divergent action: Dean lets Rory's words go in one ear and out the other.
Consequence: Rory's rough day is furthered by Dean's cold-shoulder, and she begins to feel that she shouldn't talk to him about future issues.
Consequence: Rory agrees to Dean's proposal, and they talk more as they fix his bike.
Divergent action: Dean lets Rory's words go in one ear and out the other.
Normative action: Robert hires some cheap laborers to work on his farm.
Consequence: Robert is able to run the farm while spending less.
Normative action: Robert hires some cheap laborers to work on his farm.
Consequence: Robert is caught and arrested.
Divergent action: Robert gets slaves to work on his farm for free.
Consequence: Robert is caught and arrested.
Consequence: Robert is able to run the farm while spending less.
Divergent action: Robert gets slaves to work on his farm for free.
Normative action: Steve tells his son to never give up doing what he loves and to follow his dreams no matter how hard it may seem.
Consequence: Steve's son is inspired and after redoubling his efforts the next year he makes the team and eventually becomes a professional basketball player.
Normative action: Steve tells his son to never give up doing what he loves and to follow his dreams no matter how hard it may seem.
Consequence: Steve's son initially feels better but later regrets giving up his pursuit of basketball.
Divergent action: Steve tells his son to forget about basketball and takes him out for ice cream.
Consequence: Steve's son initially feels better but later regrets giving up his pursuit of basketball.
Consequence: Steve's son is inspired and after redoubling his efforts the next year he makes the team and eventually becomes a professional basketball player.
Divergent action: Steve tells his son to forget about basketball and takes him out for ice cream.
Normative action: Bill helps his neighbors bring the bags into their house before going into his own home.
Consequence: Bill's neighbors are glad to have such a helpful neighbor as Bill.
Normative action: Bill helps his neighbors bring the bags into their house before going into his own home.
Consequence: Bill's neighbors think Bill is a bad neighbor for not offering to help them with their bags.
Divergent action: Bill avoids looking at his neighbors and enters into his own home.
Consequence: Bill's neighbors think Bill is a bad neighbor for not offering to help them with their bags.
Consequence: Bill's neighbors are glad to have such a helpful neighbor as Bill.
Divergent action: Bill avoids looking at his neighbors and enters into his own home.
Normative action: Bill watches the customer's things until they return then leaves the coffee shop.
Consequence: The customer is relieved that they put their trust in somebody honorable like Bill.
Normative action: Bill watches the customer's things until they return then leaves the coffee shop.
Consequence: The other customer feels stupid for trusting a stranger and misses the money Bill took.
Divergent action: Bill takes the money from the purse then quickly leaves the coffee shop.
Consequence: The other customer feels stupid for trusting a stranger and misses the money Bill took.
Consequence: The customer is relieved that they put their trust in somebody honorable like Bill.
Divergent action: Bill takes the money from the purse then quickly leaves the coffee shop.
Normative action: Dorian gives Jasmine 60 days to move out.
Consequence: Jasmine is able to find new living arrangements and Callie moves into her father's property.
Normative action: Dorian gives Jasmine 60 days to move out.
Consequence: With no family, money, or anywhere to go, Jasmine is left homeless.
Divergent action: Dorian evicts Jasmine without warning.
Consequence: With no family, money, or anywhere to go, Jasmine is left homeless.
Consequence: Jasmine is able to find new living arrangements and Callie moves into her father's property.
Divergent action: Dorian evicts Jasmine without warning.
Normative action: Jill joins the class in a round of applause for the dancer.
Consequence: Jill's classmate is happy that the whole class showed their support for her performance.
Normative action: Jill joins the class in a round of applause for the dancer.
Consequence: Jill's classmate thinks Jill is mean for not showing any appreciation for their dancing.
Divergent action: Jill just stares at her classmate blankly as the rest of the class claps in appreciation.
Consequence: Jill's classmate thinks Jill is mean for not showing any appreciation for their dancing.
Consequence: Jill's classmate is happy that the whole class showed their support for her performance.
Divergent action: Jill just stares at her classmate blankly as the rest of the class claps in appreciation.
Normative action: Kent offers to let Edgar take charge and promises to help in any way possible.
Consequence: Edgar is happy to lead to project and the project turns out great.
Normative action: Kent offers to let Edgar take charge and promises to help in any way possible.
Consequence: Kent's inexperience leads to many mistakes, making Edgar upset and resentful.
Divergent action: Kent volunteers to be in charge of the project to prove himself to Edgar.
Consequence: Kent's inexperience leads to many mistakes, making Edgar upset and resentful.
Consequence: Edgar is happy to lead to project and the project turns out great.
Divergent action: Kent volunteers to be in charge of the project to prove himself to Edgar.
Normative action: Lee waits until he gets off of work and goes down to the tattoo parlor.
Consequence: Lee uses his pay from work to get a tattoo done on his shoulder.
Normative action: Lee waits until he gets off of work and goes down to the tattoo parlor.
Consequence: Lee's boss finds out that he was skipping work and Lee gets reprimanded and demoted.
Divergent action: Lee tells his boss that he is sick and goes to the tattoo parlor to get a tattoo.
Consequence: Lee's boss finds out that he was skipping work and Lee gets reprimanded and demoted.
Consequence: Lee uses his pay from work to get a tattoo done on his shoulder.
Divergent action: Lee tells his boss that he is sick and goes to the tattoo parlor to get a tattoo.
Normative action: Vince and his friends play in the garage, then sends them home because he can't care for them.
Consequence: Vince and his friends all sleep in their respective warm beds and have a good night.