CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Jane tells Bob he dances like a, 'square', and continues to make jokes about his dancing.
Consequence: Bob feels humiliated and stops dancing while him and Jane argue.
Consequence: Jane and Bob enjoy each other on the dance floor and Bob embraces Jane.
Divergent action: Jane tells Bob he dances like a, 'square', and continues to make jokes about his dancing.
Normative action: Blake posts an ad online looking for someone to take his pet.
Consequence: Blake is happy when a young family adopts his pet.
Normative action: Blake posts an ad online looking for someone to take his pet.
Consequence: Blake suffers from tremendous guilt for having his pet euthanized for no reason.
Divergent action: Blake takes the dog to the vet and requests to have it euthanized.
Consequence: Blake suffers from tremendous guilt for having his pet euthanized for no reason.
Consequence: Blake is happy when a young family adopts his pet.
Divergent action: Blake takes the dog to the vet and requests to have it euthanized.
Normative action: Dave tells his mom that he is not, but she need not worry because he used protection.
Consequence: Dave is happy to tell the truth to his mother even if it was a touchy topic.
Normative action: Dave tells his mom that he is not, but she need not worry because he used protection.
Consequence: Dave's conscience slowly eats at him for misleading his mother, and he gets depressed.
Divergent action: Dave tells his mom that he is a virgin and that she has nothing to worry about.
Consequence: Dave's conscience slowly eats at him for misleading his mother, and he gets depressed.
Consequence: Dave is happy to tell the truth to his mother even if it was a touchy topic.
Divergent action: Dave tells his mom that he is a virgin and that she has nothing to worry about.
Normative action: Jerry is careful about how much toilet paper is used and leaves the bathroom clean.
Consequence: Jerry feels better shortly after and enjoys the rest of his vacation.
Normative action: Jerry is careful about how much toilet paper is used and leaves the bathroom clean.
Consequence: A plumber is needed to fix it and the group is charged extra by the rental home owner.
Divergent action: Jerry uses too much toilet paper and badly clogs the toilet.
Consequence: A plumber is needed to fix it and the group is charged extra by the rental home owner.
Consequence: Jerry feels better shortly after and enjoys the rest of his vacation.
Divergent action: Jerry uses too much toilet paper and badly clogs the toilet.
Normative action: Roger tells everyone to come to his house in a work-themed costume.
Consequence: Roger's friends rise to the challenge and create some excellent and tasteful costumes.
Normative action: Roger tells everyone to come to his house in a work-themed costume.
Consequence: Some friends come in racist and offensive costumes, offending some of his other friends.
Divergent action: Roger tells everyone to come to his house in their favorite costume without imposing any limits.
Consequence: Some friends come in racist and offensive costumes, offending some of his other friends.
Consequence: Roger's friends rise to the challenge and create some excellent and tasteful costumes.
Divergent action: Roger tells everyone to come to his house in their favorite costume without imposing any limits.
Normative action: Garret replaces all the unhealthy food with fruits and vegetables, while working out daily.
Consequence: Garret begins to lose some weight and is inspired to keep up with his goal.
Normative action: Garret replaces all the unhealthy food with fruits and vegetables, while working out daily.
Consequence: Garret doesn't see any progress and reverts to eating as much as he wants.
Divergent action: Garret eats less, but he still enjoys sugary snacks on a daily basis.
Consequence: Garret doesn't see any progress and reverts to eating as much as he wants.
Consequence: Garret begins to lose some weight and is inspired to keep up with his goal.
Divergent action: Garret eats less, but he still enjoys sugary snacks on a daily basis.
Normative action: Jack puts on his headphones, so he can hear everything the way he likes it.
Consequence: The family's sleeping is not disturbed by Jack's game.
Normative action: Jack puts on his headphones, so he can hear everything the way he likes it.
Consequence: Jack wakes up the entire household and everyone is angry with him.
Divergent action: Jack turns up the volume, so he can hear all the sounds loudly.
Consequence: Jack wakes up the entire household and everyone is angry with him.
Consequence: The family's sleeping is not disturbed by Jack's game.
Divergent action: Jack turns up the volume, so he can hear all the sounds loudly.
Normative action: Briana asks Wayne about his hobbies, then questions him about ones that he likes.
Consequence: Wayne opens up and starts telling her about his hobbies.
Normative action: Briana asks Wayne about his hobbies, then questions him about ones that he likes.
Consequence: Wayne feels even more awkward and refuses to talk with Briana.
Divergent action: Briana tells Wayne that he's really bad at talking and that he needs to do better.
Consequence: Wayne feels even more awkward and refuses to talk with Briana.
Consequence: Wayne opens up and starts telling her about his hobbies.
Divergent action: Briana tells Wayne that he's really bad at talking and that he needs to do better.
Normative action: Tony thoroughly cleans up the campsite and leaves it in the same state as he found it.
Consequence: The next campers at the site don't need to clean anything and are able to start enjoying themselves right away.
Normative action: Tony thoroughly cleans up the campsite and leaves it in the same state as he found it.
Consequence: The next campers at the site have to clean up Tony's mess, which spoils their fun.
Divergent action: Tony puts out the fire he made but leaves a bunch of trash lying around.
Consequence: The next campers at the site have to clean up Tony's mess, which spoils their fun.
Consequence: The next campers at the site don't need to clean anything and are able to start enjoying themselves right away.
Divergent action: Tony puts out the fire he made but leaves a bunch of trash lying around.
Normative action: Jamal points out to Bob that if he cares for others, others will care for him too.
Consequence: Bob decides to give Jamal's bike back and care about people besides just Bob.
Normative action: Jamal points out to Bob that if he cares for others, others will care for him too.
Consequence: Bob learns that whoever steals the most stuff has the most stuff.
Divergent action: Jamal takes everything he can from Bob because Jamal wants things for Jamal.
Consequence: Bob learns that whoever steals the most stuff has the most stuff.
Consequence: Bob decides to give Jamal's bike back and care about people besides just Bob.
Divergent action: Jamal takes everything he can from Bob because Jamal wants things for Jamal.
Normative action: John asks Jessie if he can take a quick nap before heading out to the bookstore.
Consequence: Jessie doesn't mind waiting while John naps and makes a list of books that she wants to pick out at the store.
Normative action: John asks Jessie if he can take a quick nap before heading out to the bookstore.
Consequence: Jessie is sad and trusts John's word a lot less, feeling like he is unreliable.
Divergent action: John avoids seeing Jessie and heads straight to bed, afraid to have to let her down.
Consequence: Jessie is sad and trusts John's word a lot less, feeling like he is unreliable.
Consequence: Jessie doesn't mind waiting while John naps and makes a list of books that she wants to pick out at the store.
Divergent action: John avoids seeing Jessie and heads straight to bed, afraid to have to let her down.
Normative action: Lucy rings the neighbor's doorbell and introduces herself.
Consequence: Lucy starts developing a friendly relationship with the neighbor.
Normative action: Lucy rings the neighbor's doorbell and introduces herself.
Consequence: Lucy gets caught and her neighbor wants nothing to do with her because she violated their boundaries.
Divergent action: Lucy tries to sneak around the neighbor's house and peek into their windows to see what they're like.
Consequence: Lucy gets caught and her neighbor wants nothing to do with her because she violated their boundaries.
Consequence: Lucy starts developing a friendly relationship with the neighbor.
Divergent action: Lucy tries to sneak around the neighbor's house and peek into their windows to see what they're like.
Normative action: Oscar drinks one beer, then takes a cab home.
Consequence: Oscar is in bed by 11 PM.
Normative action: Oscar drinks one beer, then takes a cab home.
Consequence: Oscar gets arrested for being drunk and disorderly.
Divergent action: Oscar drinks so much that he starts yelling at people.
Consequence: Oscar gets arrested for being drunk and disorderly.
Consequence: Oscar is in bed by 11 PM.
Divergent action: Oscar drinks so much that he starts yelling at people.
Normative action: Michael always wears a mask and washes his hands regularly.
Consequence: Michael avoids contracting the coronavirus.
Normative action: Michael always wears a mask and washes his hands regularly.
Consequence: A few days after shopping, Michael starts to feel ill and tests positive for coronavirus.
Divergent action: Even though always follows masking protocols, Michael often forgets to wash his hands after going shopping.
Consequence: A few days after shopping, Michael starts to feel ill and tests positive for coronavirus.
Consequence: Michael avoids contracting the coronavirus.
Divergent action: Even though always follows masking protocols, Michael often forgets to wash his hands after going shopping.
Normative action: Tim tells his girlfriend that he doesn't think there relationship has a future because they've grown apart.
Consequence: Tim's girlfriend agrees with Tim, and they remain friends after the breakup.
Normative action: Tim tells his girlfriend that he doesn't think there relationship has a future because they've grown apart.
Consequence: Tim's girlfriend is crushed and falls into a deep depression after being ghosted by Tim.
Divergent action: Tim ghosts his girlfriend and doesn't return any of her messages.
Consequence: Tim's girlfriend is crushed and falls into a deep depression after being ghosted by Tim.
Consequence: Tim's girlfriend agrees with Tim, and they remain friends after the breakup.
Divergent action: Tim ghosts his girlfriend and doesn't return any of her messages.
Normative action: Kim prepares a tasty healthy meal of pasta, meat and vegetables.
Consequence: The kids want to eat this healthy meal for the next dinner.
Normative action: Kim prepares a tasty healthy meal of pasta, meat and vegetables.
Consequence: The kids don't want the healthy food Kim makes next time.
Divergent action: Kim orders pizza.
Consequence: The kids don't want the healthy food Kim makes next time.
Consequence: The kids want to eat this healthy meal for the next dinner.
Divergent action: Kim orders pizza.
Normative action: Mindy calmly asks her kids about it and none of them claim to have broke it or have seen the others break it.
Consequence: A few minute into the discussion Mindy's husband walks in and states that he broke the mirror.
Normative action: Mindy calmly asks her kids about it and none of them claim to have broke it or have seen the others break it.
Consequence: Only after grounding the "offending" kid for a month does she learn her husband broke the mirror.
Divergent action: Mindy immediately assumes that the kid she's on poor terms with is the culprit.
Consequence: Only after grounding the "offending" kid for a month does she learn her husband broke the mirror.
Consequence: A few minute into the discussion Mindy's husband walks in and states that he broke the mirror.
Divergent action: Mindy immediately assumes that the kid she's on poor terms with is the culprit.
Normative action: James calls in sick and stays home to get some sleep.
Consequence: James watches the teacher's recorded lectures online later and does his homework.
Normative action: James calls in sick and stays home to get some sleep.
Consequence: The teacher yells at James for disturbing the other students and kicks him out of class.
Divergent action: James puts his head on his desk to sleep and starts snoring.
Consequence: The teacher yells at James for disturbing the other students and kicks him out of class.
Consequence: James watches the teacher's recorded lectures online later and does his homework.
Divergent action: James puts his head on his desk to sleep and starts snoring.
Normative action: Johnny waits to grab the new CD from the backseat until he's at a red light.
Consequence: Johnny arrives safely at his son's daycare and picks him up.
Normative action: Johnny waits to grab the new CD from the backseat until he's at a red light.
Consequence: As he takes his eyes off the road, he collides with another car and is rendered unconscious.
Divergent action: As Johnny was driving down the road, he reaches to the backseat to grab his new CD to listen to.
Consequence: As he takes his eyes off the road, he collides with another car and is rendered unconscious.
Consequence: Johnny arrives safely at his son's daycare and picks him up.
Divergent action: As Johnny was driving down the road, he reaches to the backseat to grab his new CD to listen to.
Normative action: Frank calls Sarah while listening to relaxing music in the background.
Consequence: Sarah learns more about his son from his music choices.
Normative action: Frank calls Sarah while listening to relaxing music in the background.
Consequence: Sarah is hurt that Frank ignored her.
Divergent action: Frank spends the evening playing video games.
Consequence: Sarah is hurt that Frank ignored her.
Consequence: Sarah learns more about his son from his music choices.
Divergent action: Frank spends the evening playing video games.
Normative action: Alistair consults with their doctor to find a new medication that won't cause him to gain weight.
Consequence: Alistair switches to a new medication that keeps their weight and their health under control.
Normative action: Alistair consults with their doctor to find a new medication that won't cause him to gain weight.
Consequence: Alistair stops gaining weight but his health deteriorates.
Divergent action: Alistair goes off their medication.
Consequence: Alistair stops gaining weight but his health deteriorates.
Consequence: Alistair switches to a new medication that keeps their weight and their health under control.
Divergent action: Alistair goes off their medication.
Normative action: Jack tells Jim that would be a mistake and convinces him to sleep in his guest room.
Consequence: Jim wakes up sober and is able to drive himself home with no issue.
Normative action: Jack tells Jim that would be a mistake and convinces him to sleep in his guest room.
Consequence: Jim is pulled over by a cop and arrested for driving under the influence.
Divergent action: Jack tells Jim to drive safe and wishes him farewell.
Consequence: Jim is pulled over by a cop and arrested for driving under the influence.
Consequence: Jim wakes up sober and is able to drive himself home with no issue.
Divergent action: Jack tells Jim to drive safe and wishes him farewell.
Normative action: Ann found a studio she could afford and put down a deposit on the apartment.
Consequence: Ann learned about responsibility and what it means to be an adult.
Normative action: Ann found a studio she could afford and put down a deposit on the apartment.
Consequence: Ann had a very limited social life because she didn't have her own place.
Divergent action: Ann decided not to get an apartment and instead continue to live with her parents.
Consequence: Ann had a very limited social life because she didn't have her own place.
Consequence: Ann learned about responsibility and what it means to be an adult.
Divergent action: Ann decided not to get an apartment and instead continue to live with her parents.
Normative action: Delia calls the cops and writes a letter to the mayor explaining the ordeal.
Consequence: The mayor holds a press conference condemning the behavior which results in the neighborhood coming together and cleaning the message off of the fence.
Normative action: Delia calls the cops and writes a letter to the mayor explaining the ordeal.
Consequence: Delia's neighbors are hurt and the two men begin to target the homes of others.
Divergent action: Delia tells her husband about what happened, and he encourages her to stay out of it.
Consequence: Delia's neighbors are hurt and the two men begin to target the homes of others.
Consequence: The mayor holds a press conference condemning the behavior which results in the neighborhood coming together and cleaning the message off of the fence.
Divergent action: Delia tells her husband about what happened, and he encourages her to stay out of it.
Normative action: Dave tells Bill to please be more careful and watch where he's going next time.
Consequence: Bill is apologetic and realizes he might have hurt Dave when he bumped into him and is happy Dave isn't angry.
Normative action: Dave tells Bill to please be more careful and watch where he's going next time.
Consequence: Wendy is shocked that her husband is being so violent and out of control and even fears for her own safety.
Divergent action: Dave screams at Bill to get his attention then threatens to beat up Bill  in a fit of rage.
Consequence: Wendy is shocked that her husband is being so violent and out of control and even fears for her own safety.
Consequence: Bill is apologetic and realizes he might have hurt Dave when he bumped into him and is happy Dave isn't angry.
Divergent action: Dave screams at Bill to get his attention then threatens to beat up Bill  in a fit of rage.
Normative action: Margaret makes the hour drive to surprise her mom with a visit.
Consequence: Margaret's mother is in good spirits to see her daughter and feels more energetic.
Normative action: Margaret makes the hour drive to surprise her mom with a visit.
Consequence: The next time Margaret calls the nursing home to speak to her mother, they inform her that her mother has passed in the night.
Divergent action: Margaret calls her mom on the phone and promises to visit soon, but never does.
Consequence: The next time Margaret calls the nursing home to speak to her mother, they inform her that her mother has passed in the night.
Consequence: Margaret's mother is in good spirits to see her daughter and feels more energetic.
Divergent action: Margaret calls her mom on the phone and promises to visit soon, but never does.
Normative action: Haley puts a bit of effort into her appearance before the job interview.
Consequence: Haley's spruced-look gives her a boost of confidence, and the interviewer finds her to be a good fit for their company.
Normative action: Haley puts a bit of effort into her appearance before the job interview.
Consequence: Put off by her odor and appearance, the job interviewer denies Haley the job.
Divergent action: Believing her personality will do all the talking, Haley shows up  to her job interview with dirty clothes and unwashed hair.
Consequence: Put off by her odor and appearance, the job interviewer denies Haley the job.
Consequence: Haley's spruced-look gives her a boost of confidence, and the interviewer finds her to be a good fit for their company.
Divergent action: Believing her personality will do all the talking, Haley shows up  to her job interview with dirty clothes and unwashed hair.
Normative action: Dave calls up a therapy clinic and asks them if he can come in to make an appointment for therapy.
Consequence: Kelly is delighted to see Dave taking a proactive and positive approach to fixing his depression.
Normative action: Dave calls up a therapy clinic and asks them if he can come in to make an appointment for therapy.
Consequence: Kelly is devastated that her husband is suicidal and is sad and depressed about his survival.
Divergent action: Dave takes a knife and slits his wrists thinking that death will set him free from his darkness.
Consequence: Kelly is devastated that her husband is suicidal and is sad and depressed about his survival.
Consequence: Kelly is delighted to see Dave taking a proactive and positive approach to fixing his depression.
Divergent action: Dave takes a knife and slits his wrists thinking that death will set him free from his darkness.
Normative action: Alvin apologizes for the mean things he said and asks Lucy how he can make it up to her.
Consequence: Lucy is grateful to hear this from Alvin and apologizes for her own part in the argument.
Normative action: Alvin apologizes for the mean things he said and asks Lucy how he can make it up to her.
Consequence: Lucy decides she cannot be with a person like Alvin and files for divorce.
Divergent action: Alvin tells Lucy that the fight was her fault and refuses to apologize for his words.
Consequence: Lucy decides she cannot be with a person like Alvin and files for divorce.
Consequence: Lucy is grateful to hear this from Alvin and apologizes for her own part in the argument.
Divergent action: Alvin tells Lucy that the fight was her fault and refuses to apologize for his words.
Normative action: Jim explain to his parents that he was late because their was a wreck on the highway.
Consequence: Jim has his grounding lifted when his parents check the news and see the accident report.
Normative action: Jim explain to his parents that he was late because their was a wreck on the highway.
Consequence: Jim gets grounded for 6 months instead of 1 month.
Divergent action: Jim curses out both his parents for being so strict and for grounding him.
Consequence: Jim gets grounded for 6 months instead of 1 month.
Consequence: Jim has his grounding lifted when his parents check the news and see the accident report.
Divergent action: Jim curses out both his parents for being so strict and for grounding him.
Normative action: Jane consults a doctor about how to get more energy.
Consequence: Jane follows her doctors advice to improve her stamina.
Normative action: Jane consults a doctor about how to get more energy.
Consequence: Jane becomes addicted to the drug.
Divergent action: Jane starts taking her sons Adderall to give her an energy boost.
Consequence: Jane becomes addicted to the drug.
Consequence: Jane follows her doctors advice to improve her stamina.
Divergent action: Jane starts taking her sons Adderall to give her an energy boost.
Normative action: Jack goes to his fiancee's graduation and stays on his best behavior.
Consequence: Jack's fiancee feels the graduation is a proud moment she will always remember fondly.
Normative action: Jack goes to his fiancee's graduation and stays on his best behavior.
Consequence: Jack's fiancee feels her graduation was an embarrassment and a black mark on her reputation.
Divergent action: Jack gets tremendously drunk at the graduation, yelling at people and starting a fight.
Consequence: Jack's fiancee feels her graduation was an embarrassment and a black mark on her reputation.
Consequence: Jack's fiancee feels the graduation is a proud moment she will always remember fondly.
Divergent action: Jack gets tremendously drunk at the graduation, yelling at people and starting a fight.
Normative action: Jordon places the diner's order in front of them and looks them in eye and tells he hopes they like their dishes.
Consequence: Jordan gets a big tip from the customers when they finish their meal.
Normative action: Jordon places the diner's order in front of them and looks them in eye and tells he hopes they like their dishes.
Consequence: Jordan doesn't get tip because he didn't interact with his customers.
Divergent action: Jordon drops an order off at a table without saying a word and rushes back to the kitchen.
Consequence: Jordan doesn't get tip because he didn't interact with his customers.
Consequence: Jordan gets a big tip from the customers when they finish their meal.
Divergent action: Jordon drops an order off at a table without saying a word and rushes back to the kitchen.