CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Ed decides to jump, climbs the railing, and jumps off of the bridge into the water far below.
Consequence: Ed regrets his decision to jump almost immediately and dies on impact, breaking his family and friend's hearts.
Consequence: Ed's friends and family continue to enjoy his company and encourage him, helping him out of depression.
Divergent action: Ed decides to jump, climbs the railing, and jumps off of the bridge into the water far below.
Normative action: Johanna asks Katelyn when she's free to see a movie and picks a time that suits both of them.
Consequence: Johanna and Katelyn both have a good time seeing the movie together.
Normative action: Johanna asks Katelyn when she's free to see a movie and picks a time that suits both of them.
Consequence: Katelyn falls behind a bit in class and gets a slightly worse grade than she would have otherwise.
Divergent action: Johanna invites Katelyn to a movie at a time Katelyn has class but convinces Katelyn it's not a big deal to skip class once.
Consequence: Katelyn falls behind a bit in class and gets a slightly worse grade than she would have otherwise.
Consequence: Johanna and Katelyn both have a good time seeing the movie together.
Divergent action: Johanna invites Katelyn to a movie at a time Katelyn has class but convinces Katelyn it's not a big deal to skip class once.
Normative action: Buzz starts a dialogue with his neighbors and suggests getting the dog trained by a professional so it won't keep him up.
Consequence: Buzz's neighbor apologizes and gets the dog trained which allows Buzz to sleep better.
Normative action: Buzz starts a dialogue with his neighbors and suggests getting the dog trained by a professional so it won't keep him up.
Consequence: Buzz is caught when the dog barks at him and his neighbors call the police.
Divergent action: Buzz sneaks into his neighbors yard one night and removes the dog with the intention of bringing it to the pound so it won't keep him up.
Consequence: Buzz is caught when the dog barks at him and his neighbors call the police.
Consequence: Buzz's neighbor apologizes and gets the dog trained which allows Buzz to sleep better.
Divergent action: Buzz sneaks into his neighbors yard one night and removes the dog with the intention of bringing it to the pound so it won't keep him up.
Normative action: Erika tells her classmate a joke about their teacher.
Consequence: Erika's joke makes everyone including the shy girl laugh making her more popular.
Normative action: Erika tells her classmate a joke about their teacher.
Consequence: Erika feels bad when her shy classmate slips her hands into her jacket and cries.
Divergent action: Erika compares the shy girl's hands to a hairy gorilla.
Consequence: Erika feels bad when her shy classmate slips her hands into her jacket and cries.
Consequence: Erika's joke makes everyone including the shy girl laugh making her more popular.
Divergent action: Erika compares the shy girl's hands to a hairy gorilla.
Normative action: James texts his friend that he's really tired and not up for going out.
Consequence: James' friend argues a bit but eventually agrees to leave James alone.
Normative action: James texts his friend that he's really tired and not up for going out.
Consequence: James' friend becomes annoyed at his flaky behavior and confronts James the next time they meet.
Divergent action: James texts his friend he'll come, then texts twenty minutes later to say he's stuck in traffic and can't make it.
Consequence: James' friend becomes annoyed at his flaky behavior and confronts James the next time they meet.
Consequence: James' friend argues a bit but eventually agrees to leave James alone.
Divergent action: James texts his friend he'll come, then texts twenty minutes later to say he's stuck in traffic and can't make it.
Normative action: Barry ask his boyfriend after he comes home late to be truthful.
Consequence: Barry's boyfriend admits that he has been spending time with a coworker.
Normative action: Barry ask his boyfriend after he comes home late to be truthful.
Consequence: Barry's boyfriend catches him and gets angry that Barry doesn't trust him.
Divergent action: Barry grabs his boyfriend's phone one night and scrolls through messages.
Consequence: Barry's boyfriend catches him and gets angry that Barry doesn't trust him.
Consequence: Barry's boyfriend admits that he has been spending time with a coworker.
Divergent action: Barry grabs his boyfriend's phone one night and scrolls through messages.
Normative action: Olivia invites her close friends over for some tea and bread.
Consequence: Olivia learns how to make a tea that gives her energy from her friends.
Normative action: Olivia invites her close friends over for some tea and bread.
Consequence: Olivia feels lonely.
Divergent action: Olivia lays down in bed reading chapters of her favorite book before taking a nap.
Consequence: Olivia feels lonely.
Consequence: Olivia learns how to make a tea that gives her energy from her friends.
Divergent action: Olivia lays down in bed reading chapters of her favorite book before taking a nap.
Normative action: Bob tells Brenda to drive safely and to make sure to wear her seatbelt and not to drink and drive.
Consequence: Brenda tells Bob not to worry so much but is secretly delighted he cares so much about her well being.
Normative action: Bob tells Brenda to drive safely and to make sure to wear her seatbelt and not to drink and drive.
Consequence: Brenda is livid that Bob thinks he can tell her what to do and when to go out and feels that Bob might be undercover violent.
Divergent action: Bob tells Brenda that she's not leaving because he's not sure about her safety and that she's forbidden from going out.
Consequence: Brenda is livid that Bob thinks he can tell her what to do and when to go out and feels that Bob might be undercover violent.
Consequence: Brenda tells Bob not to worry so much but is secretly delighted he cares so much about her well being.
Divergent action: Bob tells Brenda that she's not leaving because he's not sure about her safety and that she's forbidden from going out.
Normative action: Harry hires the candidate with the best qualifications for the job and the most experience.
Consequence: The new employee works out well for Harry's business, so he knows he made the right decision.
Normative action: Harry hires the candidate with the best qualifications for the job and the most experience.
Consequence: Harry does not end up hiring the best person for the job.
Divergent action: Harry makes his decision without considering any candidates that are overweight, because he thinks they won't work as hard.
Consequence: Harry does not end up hiring the best person for the job.
Consequence: The new employee works out well for Harry's business, so he knows he made the right decision.
Divergent action: Harry makes his decision without considering any candidates that are overweight, because he thinks they won't work as hard.
Normative action: George asks his colleague if there is anything he can do for them.
Consequence: George's colleague is grateful to George for his kindness.
Normative action: George asks his colleague if there is anything he can do for them.
Consequence: George's coworker feels worse and cries even more.
Divergent action: George tells his coworker to grow-up and get over it.
Consequence: George's coworker feels worse and cries even more.
Consequence: George's colleague is grateful to George for his kindness.
Divergent action: George tells his coworker to grow-up and get over it.
Normative action: Rudy tells his friend that he pulls off having long hair well.
Consequence: Rudy's friend's confidence is greater, and he feels that he made the right choice.
Normative action: Rudy tells his friend that he pulls off having long hair well.
Consequence: Rudy's friend feels disrespected and doesn't want to hang out with Rudy as much.
Divergent action: Rudy tells his friend that he looks like a girl, and he should cut it all off.
Consequence: Rudy's friend feels disrespected and doesn't want to hang out with Rudy as much.
Consequence: Rudy's friend's confidence is greater, and he feels that he made the right choice.
Divergent action: Rudy tells his friend that he looks like a girl, and he should cut it all off.
Normative action: Leo tells Jim that he is definitely still going bowling and that he'll meet Jim at the alley tonight.
Consequence: Jim is delighted that Leo has confirmed their plans and is excited for some bowling fun.
Normative action: Leo tells Jim that he is definitely still going bowling and that he'll meet Jim at the alley tonight.
Consequence: Jim is annoyed that Leo hasn't told him this until now and that is cancelling plans at the last minute.
Divergent action: Leo tells Jim that he's actually got some old friends coming from out of town, so he'll have to skip bowling.
Consequence: Jim is annoyed that Leo hasn't told him this until now and that is cancelling plans at the last minute.
Consequence: Jim is delighted that Leo has confirmed their plans and is excited for some bowling fun.
Divergent action: Leo tells Jim that he's actually got some old friends coming from out of town, so he'll have to skip bowling.
Normative action: August's mom prods her about her dating life but August doesn't want to discuss the subject in detail with her mother, so she changes the subject to keep things light.
Consequence: August's mother picks up on the cue and has a good time with her daughter discussing other topics.
Normative action: August's mom prods her about her dating life but August doesn't want to discuss the subject in detail with her mother, so she changes the subject to keep things light.
Consequence: August's mother thinks August is over sharing and feels uncomfortable.
Divergent action: August talks openly with her mother about everything going on in her romantic life because she thinks it is interesting.
Consequence: August's mother thinks August is over sharing and feels uncomfortable.
Consequence: August's mother picks up on the cue and has a good time with her daughter discussing other topics.
Divergent action: August talks openly with her mother about everything going on in her romantic life because she thinks it is interesting.
Normative action: Jenny asks Sue to talk and tells her she would like to date Sue's ex.
Consequence: Sue gives her blessing and thinks they will be happy together.
Normative action: Jenny asks Sue to talk and tells her she would like to date Sue's ex.
Consequence: When Sue finds out she is hurt and pushes Jenny out of her life.
Divergent action: Jenny sneaks behind Sue's back and starts secretly dating her ex.
Consequence: When Sue finds out she is hurt and pushes Jenny out of her life.
Consequence: Sue gives her blessing and thinks they will be happy together.
Divergent action: Jenny sneaks behind Sue's back and starts secretly dating her ex.
Normative action: Richard takes a breath and congratulates him and asks to do another activity he may beat him in.
Consequence: Eric feels liked by Richard and keeps a good friendship.
Normative action: Richard takes a breath and congratulates him and asks to do another activity he may beat him in.
Consequence: Eric feels sad and confused and loses a good friendship.
Divergent action: Richard tells Eric he doesn't want to be his friend anymore in a raised voice.
Consequence: Eric feels sad and confused and loses a good friendship.
Consequence: Eric feels liked by Richard and keeps a good friendship.
Divergent action: Richard tells Eric he doesn't want to be his friend anymore in a raised voice.
Normative action: Greg goes to the dinner, makes several toasts to his wife's success, and works hard to enjoy the opportunity.
Consequence: Greg's wife also has a good time and is grateful for all of Greg's support and enthusiasm.
Normative action: Greg goes to the dinner, makes several toasts to his wife's success, and works hard to enjoy the opportunity.
Consequence: Greg's wife thinks that something is wrong in him and is disappointed that he's apparently not happy for her.
Divergent action: Greg goes with her but stays aloof from the festivities, watching from afar.
Consequence: Greg's wife thinks that something is wrong in him and is disappointed that he's apparently not happy for her.
Consequence: Greg's wife also has a good time and is grateful for all of Greg's support and enthusiasm.
Divergent action: Greg goes with her but stays aloof from the festivities, watching from afar.
Normative action: John goes for a jog, then tells Mindy the store had no pie, so he's going to make one and what flavor would she like.
Consequence: Mindy is happy to be getting pie and feels closer to John and that he cares about her.
Normative action: John goes for a jog, then tells Mindy the store had no pie, so he's going to make one and what flavor would she like.
Consequence: Mindy resents John and considers leaving him.
Divergent action: John raises his voice at Mindy telling her she doesn't do anything all day.
Consequence: Mindy resents John and considers leaving him.
Consequence: Mindy is happy to be getting pie and feels closer to John and that he cares about her.
Divergent action: John raises his voice at Mindy telling her she doesn't do anything all day.
Normative action: Chris asks a sober friend who lives near him to drive his car home, so he doesn't have to get in trouble.
Consequence: The friend drives Chris home, keeping everyone else on the road safe and unharmed.
Normative action: Chris asks a sober friend who lives near him to drive his car home, so he doesn't have to get in trouble.
Consequence: The people near Chris are frightened by his terrible drunken driving and call the police on him.
Divergent action: Chris gets into his car and starts driving home, weaving all over the road and nearly colliding with several people.
Consequence: The people near Chris are frightened by his terrible drunken driving and call the police on him.
Consequence: The friend drives Chris home, keeping everyone else on the road safe and unharmed.
Divergent action: Chris gets into his car and starts driving home, weaving all over the road and nearly colliding with several people.
Normative action: Theodore hires his neighbor as a pet sitter so his animals are taken care of.
Consequence: When Theodore returns home his animals are happy and healthy and the neighbor volunteers to help any time.
Normative action: Theodore hires his neighbor as a pet sitter so his animals are taken care of.
Consequence: When Theodore returns home he finds his animals are injured from fighting and sickly thin.
Divergent action: Theodore goes out of town and only leaves a small amount of food out for his animals.
Consequence: When Theodore returns home he finds his animals are injured from fighting and sickly thin.
Consequence: When Theodore returns home his animals are happy and healthy and the neighbor volunteers to help any time.
Divergent action: Theodore goes out of town and only leaves a small amount of food out for his animals.
Normative action: Oliver asks his girlfriend to stay away from Danny if she respects their relationship.
Consequence: Oliver grows closer to his girlfriend during the conversation.
Normative action: Oliver asks his girlfriend to stay away from Danny if she respects their relationship.
Consequence: Oliver is arrested by the police after Danny reports him.
Divergent action: Oliver tells Danny to get away from his girlfriend, or he'll shoot Danny's leg with the gun in his car.
Consequence: Oliver is arrested by the police after Danny reports him.
Consequence: Oliver grows closer to his girlfriend during the conversation.
Divergent action: Oliver tells Danny to get away from his girlfriend, or he'll shoot Danny's leg with the gun in his car.
Normative action: Ethan gets his headphones out and watches videos on his computer until it's time to leave.
Consequence: Ethan's coworkers are able to get their work done as well and everyone leaves on time for the day.
Normative action: Ethan gets his headphones out and watches videos on his computer until it's time to leave.
Consequence: Jesse falls behind on his work and has to stay late which makes him upset with Ethan for distracting him.
Divergent action: Ethan tries to get his coworker Jesse to talk with him even though Jesse is not done with his work yet.
Consequence: Jesse falls behind on his work and has to stay late which makes him upset with Ethan for distracting him.
Consequence: Ethan's coworkers are able to get their work done as well and everyone leaves on time for the day.
Divergent action: Ethan tries to get his coworker Jesse to talk with him even though Jesse is not done with his work yet.
Normative action: Carlton works through the homework with his child making sure it understands everything until they finish.
Consequence: Carlton's child gets a good grasp on the lesson and performs well in school.
Normative action: Carlton works through the homework with his child making sure it understands everything until they finish.
Consequence: Carlton's child just fills in the homework with gibberish because it can't figure it out which leads to a failing grade in class.
Divergent action: Carlton makes it clear to his child that they must complete their homework and doesn't listen to any requests for assistance from the child.
Consequence: Carlton's child just fills in the homework with gibberish because it can't figure it out which leads to a failing grade in class.
Consequence: Carlton's child gets a good grasp on the lesson and performs well in school.
Divergent action: Carlton makes it clear to his child that they must complete their homework and doesn't listen to any requests for assistance from the child.
Normative action: Ben meets with a counselor in order to see what he can do about his heroin use.
Consequence: Ben is able to get help, and he doesn't get too addicted to heroin.
Normative action: Ben meets with a counselor in order to see what he can do about his heroin use.
Consequence: Ben becomes dependent on heroin and has trouble getting over the addiction.
Divergent action: Ben decides that heroin makes him feel good, so he's going to keep using it.
Consequence: Ben becomes dependent on heroin and has trouble getting over the addiction.
Consequence: Ben is able to get help, and he doesn't get too addicted to heroin.
Divergent action: Ben decides that heroin makes him feel good, so he's going to keep using it.
Normative action: Josh goes to the party and brings Ellie a board game for a gift.
Consequence: Ellie thanks Josh for the gift, and they play the game all afternoon.
Normative action: Josh goes to the party and brings Ellie a board game for a gift.
Consequence: Ellie thinks that Josh is an ungrateful guest and never invites him again.
Divergent action: Josh goes to the party without a gift and eats several pieces of cake.
Consequence: Ellie thinks that Josh is an ungrateful guest and never invites him again.
Consequence: Ellie thanks Josh for the gift, and they play the game all afternoon.
Divergent action: Josh goes to the party without a gift and eats several pieces of cake.
Normative action: Jasper decides to play a game like Animal Crossing on the computer.
Consequence: Jasper meets new friends playing the game.
Normative action: Jasper decides to play a game like Animal Crossing on the computer.
Consequence: Jasper is grounded after his brother tells his mom what happened.
Divergent action: Jasper pushes his brother onto the ground and yanks the Nintendo Switch away from him.
Consequence: Jasper is grounded after his brother tells his mom what happened.
Consequence: Jasper meets new friends playing the game.
Divergent action: Jasper pushes his brother onto the ground and yanks the Nintendo Switch away from him.
Normative action: Paul looks Ken in the eye and tells him hello and says that it's a nice day.
Consequence: Ken smiles and agrees with Paul that it's a nice day and wishes him a good walk.
Normative action: Paul looks Ken in the eye and tells him hello and says that it's a nice day.
Consequence: Ken thinks Paul is a little weird to be so shy and is miffed he wasn't enthusiastic in his greeting.
Divergent action: Paul sort of looks down at the ground as he gives Ken a quick wave without saying anything.
Consequence: Ken thinks Paul is a little weird to be so shy and is miffed he wasn't enthusiastic in his greeting.
Consequence: Ken smiles and agrees with Paul that it's a nice day and wishes him a good walk.
Divergent action: Paul sort of looks down at the ground as he gives Ken a quick wave without saying anything.
Normative action: Joan calls her best friend to catch up on the weekend.
Consequence: Joan's best friend is happy to hear from her and chats about what's been going on.
Normative action: Joan calls her best friend to catch up on the weekend.
Consequence: Joan's best friend is angry that Joan hasn't talked to her, either.
Divergent action: Joan texts her best friend, accusing her of forgetting about Joan.
Consequence: Joan's best friend is angry that Joan hasn't talked to her, either.
Consequence: Joan's best friend is happy to hear from her and chats about what's been going on.
Divergent action: Joan texts her best friend, accusing her of forgetting about Joan.
Normative action: Milo says that he would love to go and cancels his golfing plans rigtht away.
Consequence: Janelle is pleased to have Milo there because she knows he cares.
Normative action: Milo says that he would love to go and cancels his golfing plans rigtht away.
Consequence: Janelle's feelings are hurt because she thinks Milo feels sports are more important than her happiness.
Divergent action: Milo tells Janelle that he already had plans to play golf, but wished her good luck.
Consequence: Janelle's feelings are hurt because she thinks Milo feels sports are more important than her happiness.
Consequence: Janelle is pleased to have Milo there because she knows he cares.
Divergent action: Milo tells Janelle that he already had plans to play golf, but wished her good luck.
Normative action: John asks his wife where she'd like to go and packs his bags and challenges his limitations.
Consequence: John's wife is very happy and feels closer to John and their marriage improves.
Normative action: John asks his wife where she'd like to go and packs his bags and challenges his limitations.
Consequence: John's wife becomes restless and resents John not going anywhere with her.
Divergent action: John refuses to leave the house but instead reads therapy books with his wife all day in the house.
Consequence: John's wife becomes restless and resents John not going anywhere with her.
Consequence: John's wife is very happy and feels closer to John and their marriage improves.
Divergent action: John refuses to leave the house but instead reads therapy books with his wife all day in the house.
Normative action: Heather picks up odd jobs walking dogs for her neighbors to save money to buy the necklace.
Consequence: Heather develops a good work ethic and is able to buy the necklace.
Normative action: Heather picks up odd jobs walking dogs for her neighbors to save money to buy the necklace.
Consequence: Heather gets caught shoplifting and her picture is put up on a wall of shame.
Divergent action: Heather puts the necklace in her bag and walks out of the store without paying for it.
Consequence: Heather gets caught shoplifting and her picture is put up on a wall of shame.
Consequence: Heather develops a good work ethic and is able to buy the necklace.
Divergent action: Heather puts the necklace in her bag and walks out of the store without paying for it.
Normative action: Marlowe treats her friend to a nice home cooked meal to thank the friend for the letter to the judge.
Consequence: Marlowe's friend feels good for having helped out Marlowe and feels closer to her.
Normative action: Marlowe treats her friend to a nice home cooked meal to thank the friend for the letter to the judge.
Consequence: Marlowe's friend is a little annoyed and find Marlowe to be a bit selfish.
Divergent action: Marlowe goes on and on to her friend about how good it is to be free without acknowledging that it was due to the friend.
Consequence: Marlowe's friend is a little annoyed and find Marlowe to be a bit selfish.