CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Consequence: Mandy agrees to reschedule the date, and they have a nice time together.
Divergent action: Steve waits until a few minutes before the date to tell Mandy he can't make it.
Normative action: Bruce calculates the exact amount of time he needs to get ready and travel and sets his alarm clock accordingly.
Consequence: Bruce makes it to work right on time replacing someone who is happy to go home.
Normative action: Bruce calculates the exact amount of time he needs to get ready and travel and sets his alarm clock accordingly.
Consequence: The person Bruce is taking over for is angry when Bruce arrives because he's getting off late.
Divergent action: Bruce goes back to sleep after his alarm goes off and wakes up at the time his shift should start.
Consequence: The person Bruce is taking over for is angry when Bruce arrives because he's getting off late.
Consequence: Bruce makes it to work right on time replacing someone who is happy to go home.
Divergent action: Bruce goes back to sleep after his alarm goes off and wakes up at the time his shift should start.
Normative action: Pamela chooses to just leave the store and the stranger she is having the disagreement with behind.
Consequence: Pamela is able to get on with her day and soon forgets about the stranger completely.
Normative action: Pamela chooses to just leave the store and the stranger she is having the disagreement with behind.
Consequence: The stranger calls the police and files a report with the police against Pamela and Pamela is later arrested.
Divergent action: Pamela gets so wound up over the disagreement that she punches the stranger and walks away.
Consequence: The stranger calls the police and files a report with the police against Pamela and Pamela is later arrested.
Consequence: Pamela is able to get on with her day and soon forgets about the stranger completely.
Divergent action: Pamela gets so wound up over the disagreement that she punches the stranger and walks away.
Normative action: Christine was patient with her daughter as she tried to gain balance and ride her bike, each time she fell Christine encouraged her to get back on and try again.
Consequence: Despite having some difficulties at first, Christine's daughter kept trying and learned to ride her bike very well.
Normative action: Christine was patient with her daughter as she tried to gain balance and ride her bike, each time she fell Christine encouraged her to get back on and try again.
Consequence: Christine's daughter became upset and decided that she didn't want to ride her bike anymore.
Divergent action: Christine watched her daughter try to ride, but she became frustrated when she kept falling and was critical of how hard she was trying.
Consequence: Christine's daughter became upset and decided that she didn't want to ride her bike anymore.
Consequence: Despite having some difficulties at first, Christine's daughter kept trying and learned to ride her bike very well.
Divergent action: Christine watched her daughter try to ride, but she became frustrated when she kept falling and was critical of how hard she was trying.
Normative action: Gavin starts going to therapy, and sends his friends a text with updates on what he's going through every couple of weeks.
Consequence: Gavin's friends send him kind cards offering encouragement and support which makes Gavin feel really good.
Normative action: Gavin starts going to therapy, and sends his friends a text with updates on what he's going through every couple of weeks.
Consequence: Gavin's friends whom are unaware of his depression assume he doesn't care about them, and stop trying to reach out to him.
Divergent action: Gavin stops returning his friends calls and texts and focuses solely on trying to get through his depression.
Consequence: Gavin's friends whom are unaware of his depression assume he doesn't care about them, and stop trying to reach out to him.
Consequence: Gavin's friends send him kind cards offering encouragement and support which makes Gavin feel really good.
Divergent action: Gavin stops returning his friends calls and texts and focuses solely on trying to get through his depression.
Normative action: John tells his girlfriend the food tastes wonderful and is perfectly cooked.
Consequence: John's girlfriend feels appreciated and continues to cook nice meals for John.
Normative action: John tells his girlfriend the food tastes wonderful and is perfectly cooked.
Consequence: John's girlfriend feel unappreciated, starts to cry, and doesn't talk to John for the rest of the night.
Divergent action: John tells his girlfriend the food is bland and overcooked.
Consequence: John's girlfriend feel unappreciated, starts to cry, and doesn't talk to John for the rest of the night.
Consequence: John's girlfriend feels appreciated and continues to cook nice meals for John.
Divergent action: John tells his girlfriend the food is bland and overcooked.
Normative action: Troy tells Andrew that he will take a quick trip to the bank right now and Andrew can come over in the meantime to grab it.
Consequence: Andrew is delighted that his friend is bailing him out and completely relieved that his stress is temporarily gone.
Normative action: Troy tells Andrew that he will take a quick trip to the bank right now and Andrew can come over in the meantime to grab it.
Consequence: Andrew is sad that his friend can't help him and continues to be stressed out about money.
Divergent action: Troy tells Andrew that he can't spare any right now and Andrew should go to a pay day lender.
Consequence: Andrew is sad that his friend can't help him and continues to be stressed out about money.
Consequence: Andrew is delighted that his friend is bailing him out and completely relieved that his stress is temporarily gone.
Divergent action: Troy tells Andrew that he can't spare any right now and Andrew should go to a pay day lender.
Normative action: Sally cuts the chicken wearing gloves and after she's done she changes them, so she can cut the vegetables.
Consequence: Sally is able to make a healthy meal that the customers love.
Normative action: Sally cuts the chicken wearing gloves and after she's done she changes them, so she can cut the vegetables.
Consequence: Sally cross contaminates the vegetables with chicken blood that was on her hand and the customers get sick.
Divergent action: Sally holds the chicken with her bare hand and cuts with the knife in the other, and then cuts the vegetables.
Consequence: Sally cross contaminates the vegetables with chicken blood that was on her hand and the customers get sick.
Consequence: Sally is able to make a healthy meal that the customers love.
Divergent action: Sally holds the chicken with her bare hand and cuts with the knife in the other, and then cuts the vegetables.
Normative action: Luke tells Ken that he is really concerned about him and hopes Ken will let him find help for him.
Consequence: Ken is relieved that Luke will try to get some help for him and happy that his friend is concerned for his well being.
Normative action: Luke tells Ken that he is really concerned about him and hopes Ken will let him find help for him.
Consequence: Ken is devastated because not only is Luke making light of his misery he's also insulting him and depressing him further.
Divergent action: Luke laughs heartily and tells Ken that he's a loser who can't even get suicide right and then keeps laughing.
Consequence: Ken is devastated because not only is Luke making light of his misery he's also insulting him and depressing him further.
Consequence: Ken is relieved that Luke will try to get some help for him and happy that his friend is concerned for his well being.
Divergent action: Luke laughs heartily and tells Ken that he's a loser who can't even get suicide right and then keeps laughing.
Normative action: Dave takes Will onto his team and assigns him to be the catcher.
Consequence: Will learns to catch a ball and feels involved in the game without posing a big risk to his team.
Normative action: Dave takes Will onto his team and assigns him to be the catcher.
Consequence: Will feels rejected and loses self-esteem, drifting away from his friends.
Divergent action: Dave decides not to take Will because he's not very good, and he wants to win.
Consequence: Will feels rejected and loses self-esteem, drifting away from his friends.
Consequence: Will learns to catch a ball and feels involved in the game without posing a big risk to his team.
Divergent action: Dave decides not to take Will because he's not very good, and he wants to win.
Normative action: Vince performs on the man, steals anything he can, then returns it all.
Consequence: The man gets a good laugh and still has all of his possessions.
Normative action: Vince performs on the man, steals anything he can, then returns it all.
Consequence: The man can't find his money and is unable to pay for his dinner.
Divergent action: During the performance, Vince removes the man's wallet and puts a similar one in its place.
Consequence: The man can't find his money and is unable to pay for his dinner.
Consequence: The man gets a good laugh and still has all of his possessions.
Divergent action: During the performance, Vince removes the man's wallet and puts a similar one in its place.
Normative action: Jeffrey declines his friend's offer and spends the afternoon catching up with his parents and telling them about recent developments in his life.
Consequence: Jeffrey's parents are grateful and touched that he spent so much time with them.
Normative action: Jeffrey declines his friend's offer and spends the afternoon catching up with his parents and telling them about recent developments in his life.
Consequence: Jeffrey's parents feel sad that they didn't get to spend much time with him.
Divergent action: Jeffrey decides to go out with his friend and ends up spending the entire day away from home.
Consequence: Jeffrey's parents feel sad that they didn't get to spend much time with him.
Consequence: Jeffrey's parents are grateful and touched that he spent so much time with them.
Divergent action: Jeffrey decides to go out with his friend and ends up spending the entire day away from home.
Normative action: John pulls his truck over just ahead and yells for the motorist to hurry up and get in quickly.
Consequence: The motorist is thankful that John just saved his life and can't stop telling him how much he appreciates it.
Normative action: John pulls his truck over just ahead and yells for the motorist to hurry up and get in quickly.
Consequence: The motorist can't believe John thought he was saying hello and is left to ponder the inevitability of certain death.
Divergent action: John blows his horn a few times, smiles, and waves back at the motorist as he drives by.
Consequence: The motorist can't believe John thought he was saying hello and is left to ponder the inevitability of certain death.
Consequence: The motorist is thankful that John just saved his life and can't stop telling him how much he appreciates it.
Divergent action: John blows his horn a few times, smiles, and waves back at the motorist as he drives by.
Normative action: Alan tells Jason to have a great time and that he'll see him later.
Consequence: Jason is happy that Alan wished him a good time and is excited to get going.
Normative action: Alan tells Jason to have a great time and that he'll see him later.
Consequence: Jason is confused why Alan would think he can say that to him and is angry for suggesting that Alan has control over Jason.
Divergent action: Alan tells Jason to make sure he's back home before eleven pm or Alan will be very angry.
Consequence: Jason is confused why Alan would think he can say that to him and is angry for suggesting that Alan has control over Jason.
Consequence: Jason is happy that Alan wished him a good time and is excited to get going.
Divergent action: Alan tells Jason to make sure he's back home before eleven pm or Alan will be very angry.
Normative action: Jonah tells Frank to get ready because they're going to have a build fest together and play for hours.
Consequence: Frank gets all excited because his dad will help him build the best Lego project ever.
Normative action: Jonah tells Frank to get ready because they're going to have a build fest together and play for hours.
Consequence: Frank is sad that his dad won't play with him and stressed because he can't figure out the instructions.
Divergent action: Jonah tells Frank he's too old to play with toys and that Legos come with instructions, and he should use those.
Consequence: Frank is sad that his dad won't play with him and stressed because he can't figure out the instructions.
Consequence: Frank gets all excited because his dad will help him build the best Lego project ever.
Divergent action: Jonah tells Frank he's too old to play with toys and that Legos come with instructions, and he should use those.
Normative action: Frank tells Cara that him and the boys are planning to go to a strip club that night.
Consequence: Cara is happy that Frank is telling her a hard truth and tells him to have a great time.
Normative action: Frank tells Cara that him and the boys are planning to go to a strip club that night.
Consequence: Cara later finds out they went to a strip club and now is suspicious whether Frank cheated on her and what else he lies about.
Divergent action: Frank tells Cara that he is doing something with friends, they're going to play a game of cards together.
Consequence: Cara later finds out they went to a strip club and now is suspicious whether Frank cheated on her and what else he lies about.
Consequence: Cara is happy that Frank is telling her a hard truth and tells him to have a great time.
Divergent action: Frank tells Cara that he is doing something with friends, they're going to play a game of cards together.
Normative action: Larry tells Max that he's going to stuff him in a box and mail him to Rwanda if he doesn't quiet down.
Consequence: Max learns to respect his father and do as he says which serves him well later in life.
Normative action: Larry tells Max that he's going to stuff him in a box and mail him to Rwanda if he doesn't quiet down.
Consequence: Max learns that he can get anything he wants as long as he annoys his father enough which destroys him later in life.
Divergent action: Larry tells Max fine, he'll get him ice cream if he just stops screaming.
Consequence: Max learns that he can get anything he wants as long as he annoys his father enough which destroys him later in life.
Consequence: Max learns to respect his father and do as he says which serves him well later in life.
Divergent action: Larry tells Max fine, he'll get him ice cream if he just stops screaming.
Normative action: Cindy plays the song at medium volume and shuts the windows.
Consequence: Cindy enjoys the song and her neighbors enjoy peace and quiet.
Normative action: Cindy plays the song at medium volume and shuts the windows.
Consequence: The neighbors can't think straight and get very annoyed and angry at Cindy.
Divergent action: Cindy plays the song and turns it up to test the capabilities of the speakers.
Consequence: The neighbors can't think straight and get very annoyed and angry at Cindy.
Consequence: Cindy enjoys the song and her neighbors enjoy peace and quiet.
Divergent action: Cindy plays the song and turns it up to test the capabilities of the speakers.
Normative action: Nico takes on odd jobs and saves up money to buy the game with his own money.
Consequence: Nico's friend is able to buy the game by then, and they have fun playing together.
Normative action: Nico takes on odd jobs and saves up money to buy the game with his own money.
Consequence: Nico's friend is not returned the money which he really needs back.
Divergent action: Nico borrows money from his friend to pay for the accessory.
Consequence: Nico's friend is not returned the money which he really needs back.
Consequence: Nico's friend is able to buy the game by then, and they have fun playing together.
Divergent action: Nico borrows money from his friend to pay for the accessory.
Normative action: Bart says he can't wait to play the game with Kip.
Consequence: Kip will feel happy that Bart wants to play the game with him.
Normative action: Bart says he can't wait to play the game with Kip.
Consequence: Kip will become upset and cry.
Divergent action: Bart says that video games are for babies and dumb people.
Consequence: Kip will become upset and cry.
Consequence: Kip will feel happy that Bart wants to play the game with him.
Divergent action: Bart says that video games are for babies and dumb people.
Normative action: Paul puts his arm around James and asks him if everything is OK and what happened.
Consequence: James is temporarily happy that his friend cares to ask and explains what's going on.
Normative action: Paul puts his arm around James and asks him if everything is OK and what happened.
Consequence: James is sad to see that his friend thinks the party is ruined because of him which makes him even more sad.
Divergent action: Paul thinks that the party is over since the host is in tears and grabs his jacket to leave.
Consequence: James is sad to see that his friend thinks the party is ruined because of him which makes him even more sad.
Consequence: James is temporarily happy that his friend cares to ask and explains what's going on.
Divergent action: Paul thinks that the party is over since the host is in tears and grabs his jacket to leave.
Normative action: Toby purchases a medium sized older model TV which fits within his budget.
Consequence: Toby enjoys watching his new TV while taking care if his other financial obligations.
Normative action: Toby purchases a medium sized older model TV which fits within his budget.
Consequence: Toby is unable to pay important bills that month and gets in trouble financially.
Divergent action: Toby buys a huge and very expensive TV although it's way above his budget.
Consequence: Toby is unable to pay important bills that month and gets in trouble financially.
Consequence: Toby enjoys watching his new TV while taking care if his other financial obligations.
Divergent action: Toby buys a huge and very expensive TV although it's way above his budget.
Normative action: Lexi pulls over near the bus stop and calls out to her friend offering them a ride home.
Consequence: Lexi's friend is grateful to Lexi for the ride and is able to take advantaged of the time saved over taking the bus.
Normative action: Lexi pulls over near the bus stop and calls out to her friend offering them a ride home.
Consequence: Lexi's friend has to spend the afternoon waiting for and riding the bus before they can get home.
Divergent action: Lexi drives past the bus stop without looking towards her friend and drives straight home.
Consequence: Lexi's friend has to spend the afternoon waiting for and riding the bus before they can get home.
Consequence: Lexi's friend is grateful to Lexi for the ride and is able to take advantaged of the time saved over taking the bus.
Divergent action: Lexi drives past the bus stop without looking towards her friend and drives straight home.
Normative action: Sue runs out after Bart and hands him his hat that he left behind.
Consequence: Bart is thankful to Sue for giving him back his hat, and he leaves a happy customer.
Normative action: Sue runs out after Bart and hands him his hat that he left behind.
Consequence: Bart drives away and when he realizes it's gone, can't remember where he left it, so now he has to buy a new one.
Divergent action: Sue, having a few more customers decides to take care of them and assumes Bart will come back for his hat.
Consequence: Bart drives away and when he realizes it's gone, can't remember where he left it, so now he has to buy a new one.
Consequence: Bart is thankful to Sue for giving him back his hat, and he leaves a happy customer.
Divergent action: Sue, having a few more customers decides to take care of them and assumes Bart will come back for his hat.
Normative action: Fred asks his neighbor if he can go over and watch the game with him.
Consequence: Fred's neighbor tells him sure, and they watch the game together.
Normative action: Fred asks his neighbor if he can go over and watch the game with him.
Consequence: Fred's neighbor calls the police and Fred gets arrested.
Divergent action: Fred goes into his neighbor's apartment and takes his tv.
Consequence: Fred's neighbor calls the police and Fred gets arrested.
Consequence: Fred's neighbor tells him sure, and they watch the game together.
Divergent action: Fred goes into his neighbor's apartment and takes his tv.
Normative action: Kate goes up to the woman and asks if she can point her in the right direction.
Consequence: The woman is happy to help and tells Kate how to reach her destination.
Normative action: Kate goes up to the woman and asks if she can point her in the right direction.
Consequence: The woman is deeply offended and says that wearing it is a part  of her culture, so Kate ends up feeling foolish and doesn't get directions.
Divergent action: Kate, trying to break the ice before asking for directions, asks the woman if she's a ninja.
Consequence: The woman is deeply offended and says that wearing it is a part  of her culture, so Kate ends up feeling foolish and doesn't get directions.
Consequence: The woman is happy to help and tells Kate how to reach her destination.
Divergent action: Kate, trying to break the ice before asking for directions, asks the woman if she's a ninja.
Normative action: Even though Jo is tired, she decides to make a simple salad and bake a chicken breast.
Consequence: Jo is proud for not taking any shortcuts in her diet and feels good knowing she ate healthy.
Normative action: Even though Jo is tired, she decides to make a simple salad and bake a chicken breast.
Consequence: After eating Jo feels bloated and very guilty because she knows that what she ate wasn't good for her.
Divergent action: Feeling worn out, Jo decides to just order fast food.
Consequence: After eating Jo feels bloated and very guilty because she knows that what she ate wasn't good for her.
Consequence: Jo is proud for not taking any shortcuts in her diet and feels good knowing she ate healthy.
Divergent action: Feeling worn out, Jo decides to just order fast food.
Normative action: Marinda tells the suitor that she is not interested and does not mislead him.
Consequence: Marinda's suitor is respectful to her and agrees, and Marinda is relieved.
Normative action: Marinda tells the suitor that she is not interested and does not mislead him.
Consequence: Marinda feels guilty later and her would-be date feels insulted.
Divergent action: Marinda gives out a fake phone number to get the man to go away.
Consequence: Marinda feels guilty later and her would-be date feels insulted.
Consequence: Marinda's suitor is respectful to her and agrees, and Marinda is relieved.
Divergent action: Marinda gives out a fake phone number to get the man to go away.
Normative action: Josh explains to his boss why he cannot complete the task and suggests a way it could be done.
Consequence: Josh's boss apologizes when they realize that Josh is correct and offers to help.
Normative action: Josh explains to his boss why he cannot complete the task and suggests a way it could be done.
Consequence: Josh is fired after his boss feels embarrassed.
Divergent action: Josh talks back to his boss about the instructions in front of a customer.
Consequence: Josh is fired after his boss feels embarrassed.
Consequence: Josh's boss apologizes when they realize that Josh is correct and offers to help.
Divergent action: Josh talks back to his boss about the instructions in front of a customer.
Normative action: Leila realizes that one of her good friends would be a perfect match for Bart and introduces them to each other.
Consequence: Bart and Leila's friend fall in love and are both very happy.
Normative action: Leila realizes that one of her good friends would be a perfect match for Bart and introduces them to each other.
Consequence: Bart understands that Leila is dating him out of pity and it makes him feel even worse than being single.