CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Isabella chooses to have a wedding at another location that works with her parent's schedule .
Consequence: Isabella's parents enjoy watching their daughter's wedding.
Normative action: Isabella chooses to have a wedding at another location that works with her parent's schedule .
Consequence: Isabella's parents are hurt when they discover Isabella's actions.
Divergent action: Isabella goes ahead with the wedding at the church.
Consequence: Isabella's parents are hurt when they discover Isabella's actions.
Consequence: Isabella's parents enjoy watching their daughter's wedding.
Divergent action: Isabella goes ahead with the wedding at the church.
Normative action: Mike declines to go with his friends and stays clear of the entire situation in case it goes badly.
Consequence: Mike's friends stay friends with him and Mike continues to live an honest and productive life.
Normative action: Mike declines to go with his friends and stays clear of the entire situation in case it goes badly.
Consequence: The rich man is furious that his house was broken into and Mike turns to a life of crime.
Divergent action: Mike joins his friends, helps to break into the rich man's house, and takes a lot of stuff from him.
Consequence: The rich man is furious that his house was broken into and Mike turns to a life of crime.
Consequence: Mike's friends stay friends with him and Mike continues to live an honest and productive life.
Divergent action: Mike joins his friends, helps to break into the rich man's house, and takes a lot of stuff from him.
Normative action: Perry tells Bart that he'll take him out to dinner for his retirement.
Consequence: Bart will feel appreciated by Perry.
Normative action: Perry tells Bart that he'll take him out to dinner for his retirement.
Consequence: Bart will feel insulted by Perry.
Divergent action: Perry tells Bart that it's good he's retiring because he's old and can't keep up.
Consequence: Bart will feel insulted by Perry.
Consequence: Bart will feel appreciated by Perry.
Divergent action: Perry tells Bart that it's good he's retiring because he's old and can't keep up.
Normative action: James applies for new jobs until he finds a better position, then calls the local food safety inspector.
Consequence: The McDonald's is shut down temporarily and the manger is fired, but James is content at his new position.
Normative action: James applies for new jobs until he finds a better position, then calls the local food safety inspector.
Consequence: Eventually some customers get sick and sue the McDonald's where James works.
Divergent action: James doesn't mention the expired meat to anyone, so he can keep his job.
Consequence: Eventually some customers get sick and sue the McDonald's where James works.
Consequence: The McDonald's is shut down temporarily and the manger is fired, but James is content at his new position.
Divergent action: James doesn't mention the expired meat to anyone, so he can keep his job.
Normative action: Austin and Jackie play some old video games in Jackie's living room.
Consequence: Jackie feels nostalgic about the games she played as a kid.
Normative action: Austin and Jackie play some old video games in Jackie's living room.
Consequence: Jackie feels as if she's betrayed Tiffany by having sex with Austin.
Divergent action: While hanging out, Austin and Jackie have sex in her room.
Consequence: Jackie feels as if she's betrayed Tiffany by having sex with Austin.
Consequence: Jackie feels nostalgic about the games she played as a kid.
Divergent action: While hanging out, Austin and Jackie have sex in her room.
Normative action: Betsy explains the situation to the lunch lady and requests a free lunch.
Consequence: Betsy is given a tray of food at no cost to her.
Normative action: Betsy explains the situation to the lunch lady and requests a free lunch.
Consequence: Betsy gets in trouble for taking another student's food.
Divergent action: Without permission Betsy takes food from another student's lunch tray and eats it.
Consequence: Betsy gets in trouble for taking another student's food.
Consequence: Betsy is given a tray of food at no cost to her.
Divergent action: Without permission Betsy takes food from another student's lunch tray and eats it.
Normative action: Sebastian puts the phone on silent, goes outside, and talks with his friend.
Consequence: Sebastian is able to talk with his friends, and the other library patrons are able to study in peace.
Normative action: Sebastian puts the phone on silent, goes outside, and talks with his friend.
Consequence: Other library patrons glare at Sebastian, and Sebastian is asked to leave.
Divergent action: Sebastian picks up the phone at the desk and starts to talk with his friend.
Consequence: Other library patrons glare at Sebastian, and Sebastian is asked to leave.
Consequence: Sebastian is able to talk with his friends, and the other library patrons are able to study in peace.
Divergent action: Sebastian picks up the phone at the desk and starts to talk with his friend.
Normative action: Alvin closes his eyes and does deep breathing exercises until he calms down enough to focus.
Consequence: Alvin learns to repeat the exercises for all of his tests in the future.
Normative action: Alvin closes his eyes and does deep breathing exercises until he calms down enough to focus.
Consequence: Alvin fails the test when his teacher catches him.
Divergent action: Alvin peers at his classmates test copying all of his answers.
Consequence: Alvin fails the test when his teacher catches him.
Consequence: Alvin learns to repeat the exercises for all of his tests in the future.
Divergent action: Alvin peers at his classmates test copying all of his answers.
Normative action: Tony sighs loudly so that Al can hear him and shakes his head as he walks past.
Consequence: Al sees that Tony is miffed about something but can't be sure why and goes back to talking to his son.
Normative action: Tony sighs loudly so that Al can hear him and shakes his head as he walks past.
Consequence: Al is annoyed as Tony doesn't even know the context and is inserting himself into his private situation.
Divergent action: Tony tells Al that he doesn't know how to be a good dad and that spanking is wrong.
Consequence: Al is annoyed as Tony doesn't even know the context and is inserting himself into his private situation.
Consequence: Al sees that Tony is miffed about something but can't be sure why and goes back to talking to his son.
Divergent action: Tony tells Al that he doesn't know how to be a good dad and that spanking is wrong.
Normative action: Ian asks Natalie and Robert if he can stand near the water next to the dock, and they allow him.
Consequence: Ian is satisfied because he is still able to get a good view of the water.
Normative action: Ian asks Natalie and Robert if he can stand near the water next to the dock, and they allow him.
Consequence: The dock breaks under Ian's feet, and he falls in the water.
Divergent action: When Natalie and Robert aren't paying attention, Ian goes on the dock anyway.
Consequence: The dock breaks under Ian's feet, and he falls in the water.
Consequence: Ian is satisfied because he is still able to get a good view of the water.
Divergent action: When Natalie and Robert aren't paying attention, Ian goes on the dock anyway.
Normative action: Peter builds a protective enclosure outside for the gerbil and puts him there.
Consequence: The gerbil enjoys the warm outdoors and Peter is happy too.
Normative action: Peter builds a protective enclosure outside for the gerbil and puts him there.
Consequence: A bird quickly comes and snatches the gerbil and Peter is sad.
Divergent action: Peter puts his gerbil on the back yard grass and watches him.
Consequence: A bird quickly comes and snatches the gerbil and Peter is sad.
Consequence: The gerbil enjoys the warm outdoors and Peter is happy too.
Divergent action: Peter puts his gerbil on the back yard grass and watches him.
Normative action: Joe thanks May for the meal.
Consequence: May feels her effort is appreciated.
Normative action: Joe thanks May for the meal.
Consequence: May gets offended and never invites him over again.
Divergent action: Joe laughingly refers to the meal as rabbit food.
Consequence: May gets offended and never invites him over again.
Consequence: May feels her effort is appreciated.
Divergent action: Joe laughingly refers to the meal as rabbit food.
Normative action: Tina thanks Fred for his help and tells him that if he hadn't been there for her, she couldn't have done it herself.
Consequence: Fred feels valued and useful and stops to help a person with a flat tire on the way home.
Normative action: Tina thanks Fred for his help and tells him that if he hadn't been there for her, she couldn't have done it herself.
Consequence: Fred feels unappreciated and vows not to help anymore strangers because they don't deserve it.
Divergent action: Tina tells Fred that she wishes he'd loaded the dog food into her car faster, but that he can go now.
Consequence: Fred feels unappreciated and vows not to help anymore strangers because they don't deserve it.
Consequence: Fred feels valued and useful and stops to help a person with a flat tire on the way home.
Divergent action: Tina tells Fred that she wishes he'd loaded the dog food into her car faster, but that he can go now.
Normative action: John calls a friend and they get together to talk.
Consequence: John feels better.
Normative action: John calls a friend and they get together to talk.
Consequence: He feels better but becomes addicted.
Divergent action: John takes some leftover opiods.
Consequence: He feels better but becomes addicted.
Consequence: John feels better.
Divergent action: John takes some leftover opiods.
Normative action: Jessie goes to a used car dealership and looks at cars in her price range.
Consequence: Jessie finds a car that she can pay with cash and doesn't have a car note.
Normative action: Jessie goes to a used car dealership and looks at cars in her price range.
Consequence: Jessie misses a few car payments and the car is taken away from her.
Divergent action: Jessie goes to the car dealership and buys a luxury car that she can't afford.
Consequence: Jessie misses a few car payments and the car is taken away from her.
Consequence: Jessie finds a car that she can pay with cash and doesn't have a car note.
Divergent action: Jessie goes to the car dealership and buys a luxury car that she can't afford.
Normative action: George goes to the bathroom, sits on the toilet, and farts and has a bowel movement.
Consequence: George returns to his table and then enjoys a piece of cheesecake for dessert.
Normative action: George goes to the bathroom, sits on the toilet, and farts and has a bowel movement.
Consequence: George is asked to leave the restaurant by its management because the other customers are disturbed by his behavior.
Divergent action: George leans back in his chair and burps and farts until he feels better.
Consequence: George is asked to leave the restaurant by its management because the other customers are disturbed by his behavior.
Consequence: George returns to his table and then enjoys a piece of cheesecake for dessert.
Divergent action: George leans back in his chair and burps and farts until he feels better.
Normative action: Josh ends his relationship with his current partner before seeing the other woman romantically.
Consequence: The new woman is excited to have a new romance in her life.
Normative action: Josh ends his relationship with his current partner before seeing the other woman romantically.
Consequence: The new woman finds out the Josh is not single and stops seeing him.
Divergent action: Josh starts seeing another woman while he is in a relationship.
Consequence: The new woman finds out the Josh is not single and stops seeing him.
Consequence: The new woman is excited to have a new romance in her life.
Divergent action: Josh starts seeing another woman while he is in a relationship.
Normative action: Roy excitedly tells his friends about his record.
Consequence: Roy's friends congratulate him and offer to buy him lunch.
Normative action: Roy excitedly tells his friends about his record.
Consequence: Roy's friends are annoyed with him bringing up his record all the time.
Divergent action: Roy brags about his record every chance he gets.
Consequence: Roy's friends are annoyed with him bringing up his record all the time.
Consequence: Roy's friends congratulate him and offer to buy him lunch.
Divergent action: Roy brags about his record every chance he gets.
Normative action: Katie approaches her sister ahead of time and talks the issue out with her.
Consequence: The family is able to have a nice holiday dinner together.
Normative action: Katie approaches her sister ahead of time and talks the issue out with her.
Consequence: Katie's family can sense the tension between them and it makes dinner awkward.
Divergent action: Katie does not speak to her sister the whole time she's at Thanksgiving dinner.
Consequence: Katie's family can sense the tension between them and it makes dinner awkward.
Consequence: The family is able to have a nice holiday dinner together.
Divergent action: Katie does not speak to her sister the whole time she's at Thanksgiving dinner.
Normative action: Lee refuses and cites that he would, but he has an upcoming drug test.
Consequence: Lee's parents hear about his decision and are proud of him for making a responsible choice.
Normative action: Lee refuses and cites that he would, but he has an upcoming drug test.
Consequence: Lee's parents become concerned when they notice him coming home high.
Divergent action: Lee accepts the pipe and takes a hit, smoking for the first time.
Consequence: Lee's parents become concerned when they notice him coming home high.
Consequence: Lee's parents hear about his decision and are proud of him for making a responsible choice.
Divergent action: Lee accepts the pipe and takes a hit, smoking for the first time.
Normative action: Don realizes that Mexicans have never bothered him and votes for someone else.
Consequence: The man has one less vote, and Don doesn't have to feel guilty.
Normative action: Don realizes that Mexicans have never bothered him and votes for someone else.
Consequence: The man ends up following through on his promise, and Don feels bad.
Divergent action: Don realizes that he doesn't have any Mexican friends, so he votes for him.
Consequence: The man ends up following through on his promise, and Don feels bad.
Consequence: The man has one less vote, and Don doesn't have to feel guilty.
Divergent action: Don realizes that he doesn't have any Mexican friends, so he votes for him.
Normative action: Merlin stops to help John and recounts how many mistakes he made when he was new on the job.
Consequence: John feels like Merlin cares and connects with Merlin's experiences, becoming a friend of Merlin.
Normative action: Merlin stops to help John and recounts how many mistakes he made when he was new on the job.
Consequence: John feels somewhat resentful that Merlin just walked by without offering any help and acts coldly towards Merlin.
Divergent action: Merlin tells John that the struggles will make him stronger, then walks off.
Consequence: John feels somewhat resentful that Merlin just walked by without offering any help and acts coldly towards Merlin.
Consequence: John feels like Merlin cares and connects with Merlin's experiences, becoming a friend of Merlin.
Divergent action: Merlin tells John that the struggles will make him stronger, then walks off.
Normative action: Ping tells Frank that he's pulling weeds out, and he thought today was a good day to do it since it's not too hot.
Consequence: Frank tells Ping that it's a good idea to do it today and asks him if he can help.
Normative action: Ping tells Frank that he's pulling weeds out, and he thought today was a good day to do it since it's not too hot.
Consequence: Frank is insulted that Ping is responding so callously when Frank was just trying to make friendly conversation.
Divergent action: Ping tells Frank that clearly he's pulling weeds and asks Frank if he's in possession of a set of eyes or a brain?
Consequence: Frank is insulted that Ping is responding so callously when Frank was just trying to make friendly conversation.
Consequence: Frank tells Ping that it's a good idea to do it today and asks him if he can help.
Divergent action: Ping tells Frank that clearly he's pulling weeds and asks Frank if he's in possession of a set of eyes or a brain?
Normative action: Corrie ends things with his current partner before dating the other woman.
Consequence: The other woman is happy that Corrie has come into her life.
Normative action: Corrie ends things with his current partner before dating the other woman.
Consequence: The other woman finds out that Corrie isn't single and distances herself from him.
Divergent action: Corrie gets involved with another woman while he is still in a relationship.
Consequence: The other woman finds out that Corrie isn't single and distances herself from him.
Consequence: The other woman is happy that Corrie has come into her life.
Divergent action: Corrie gets involved with another woman while he is still in a relationship.
Normative action: Grace makes sure to send her grandma postcards detailing her travels on a regular basis and calls to check up on her whenever she can.
Consequence: Grace's grandma is very happy for Grace and eagerly awaits her phone calls.
Normative action: Grace makes sure to send her grandma postcards detailing her travels on a regular basis and calls to check up on her whenever she can.
Consequence: Grace's grandma gets very worried about Grace and misses her dearly.
Divergent action: Grace goes on her traveling adventures and doesn't attempt to contact anyone while she's away.
Consequence: Grace's grandma gets very worried about Grace and misses her dearly.
Consequence: Grace's grandma is very happy for Grace and eagerly awaits her phone calls.
Divergent action: Grace goes on her traveling adventures and doesn't attempt to contact anyone while she's away.
Normative action: Kayla convinces herself that there is nothing supernatural lurking in the dark and turns all the lights off.
Consequence: Kayla's partner is able to fall asleep readily with the lights off.
Normative action: Kayla convinces herself that there is nothing supernatural lurking in the dark and turns all the lights off.
Consequence: Kayla's partner has trouble getting to sleep because of the nightlight.
Divergent action: Kayla keeps a small light on at night to put her mind at ease.
Consequence: Kayla's partner has trouble getting to sleep because of the nightlight.
Consequence: Kayla's partner is able to fall asleep readily with the lights off.
Divergent action: Kayla keeps a small light on at night to put her mind at ease.
Normative action: George goes with a hairstyle he likes and has done many times to be early for the wedding procedures.
Consequence: George's friend is so happy to have a friend like George by his side at the wedding.
Normative action: George goes with a hairstyle he likes and has done many times to be early for the wedding procedures.
Consequence: Georges friend never forgives him for messing up the wedding.
Divergent action: George tries multiple new hairstyles to on the wedding day to find one he likes most and ends up being very late.
Consequence: Georges friend never forgives him for messing up the wedding.
Consequence: George's friend is so happy to have a friend like George by his side at the wedding.
Divergent action: George tries multiple new hairstyles to on the wedding day to find one he likes most and ends up being very late.
Normative action: Jack whispers to Todd very quietly the answer to Todd's question.
Consequence: Todd smiles when he hears Jack's answer and agrees that it's a worthwhile crush to have.
Normative action: Jack whispers to Todd very quietly the answer to Todd's question.
Consequence: Todd is completely uncomfortable by Jack getting so incredibly close to him and is creeped out.
Divergent action: Jack leans in so close to Todd that the tips of their noses are practically touching before he answers the question.
Consequence: Todd is completely uncomfortable by Jack getting so incredibly close to him and is creeped out.
Consequence: Todd smiles when he hears Jack's answer and agrees that it's a worthwhile crush to have.
Divergent action: Jack leans in so close to Todd that the tips of their noses are practically touching before he answers the question.
Normative action: Carlos brings a special neck pillow and eye mask to use during the flight.
Consequence: Carlos and his neighbors all complete their flight with minimal discomfort caused by others.
Normative action: Carlos brings a special neck pillow and eye mask to use during the flight.
Consequence: Carlos gets in the space of the man behind him and causes him to have a cramped and uncomfortable flight.
Divergent action: Carlos reclines his seat back, so he can lay backwards comfortably.
Consequence: Carlos gets in the space of the man behind him and causes him to have a cramped and uncomfortable flight.
Consequence: Carlos and his neighbors all complete their flight with minimal discomfort caused by others.
Divergent action: Carlos reclines his seat back, so he can lay backwards comfortably.
Normative action: John uses a budget template he found online as a starting point and works with his wife to identify categories where they are spending too much.
Consequence: John's wife feels involved in the process and is eager to cut her spending to make the budget work.
Normative action: John uses a budget template he found online as a starting point and works with his wife to identify categories where they are spending too much.
Consequence: John's wife is offended by the tone of his comment and refuses to work with him on the budget.
Divergent action: John claims that the amount of money his wife is spending is outrageous and unnecessary.
Consequence: John's wife is offended by the tone of his comment and refuses to work with him on the budget.
Consequence: John's wife feels involved in the process and is eager to cut her spending to make the budget work.
Divergent action: John claims that the amount of money his wife is spending is outrageous and unnecessary.
Normative action: Zem expresses curiosity and interest in the gift.
Consequence: Zem learns about it and bonds with his cousin.
Normative action: Zem expresses curiosity and interest in the gift.
Consequence: Zem feels guilt later and it takes a long time to make it up to his cousin.
Divergent action: Zem expresses indifference and confusion.
Consequence: Zem feels guilt later and it takes a long time to make it up to his cousin.
Consequence: Zem learns about it and bonds with his cousin.
Divergent action: Zem expresses indifference and confusion.
Normative action: Fiona files for divorce before pursuing the new man in her life.
Consequence: Fiona's husband is forced to confront why the marriage did not work out.
Normative action: Fiona files for divorce before pursuing the new man in her life.
Consequence: Fiona's husband discovers the affair and blames her for the marriage failing.
Divergent action: Fiona gets involved with the other man while she is still married.
Consequence: Fiona's husband discovers the affair and blames her for the marriage failing.
Consequence: Fiona's husband is forced to confront why the marriage did not work out.
Divergent action: Fiona gets involved with the other man while she is still married.
Normative action: Ava ignores her ex and asks her family members to play some games in the hotel's pool.
Consequence: Ava enjoys spending time with her family.
Normative action: Ava ignores her ex and asks her family members to play some games in the hotel's pool.
Consequence: Ava's boyfriend breaks up with her after a member of Ava's family sends him a picture of Ava and her ex.
Divergent action: Ava hangs out with her ex boyfriend slipping away to sleep with him.
Consequence: Ava's boyfriend breaks up with her after a member of Ava's family sends him a picture of Ava and her ex.
Consequence: Ava enjoys spending time with her family.
Divergent action: Ava hangs out with her ex boyfriend slipping away to sleep with him.