CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: James lets his border collie off her leash, so she can run around as he walks.
Consequence: James' border collie jumps on another pedestrian, and they threaten to call animal control.
Consequence: When James gets home, his border collie flops on the floor, exhausted.
Divergent action: James lets his border collie off her leash, so she can run around as he walks.
Normative action: Adam goes to the dentist twice a year for cleanings and a check up.
Consequence: Adam does not need to go to the dentist outside his yearly appointments because his teeth are well-kept.
Normative action: Adam goes to the dentist twice a year for cleanings and a check up.
Consequence: Adam ends up needing extensive dental work because of how long he has neglected his teeth.
Divergent action: Adam doesn't go to the dentist even when he starts feeling tooth pain.
Consequence: Adam ends up needing extensive dental work because of how long he has neglected his teeth.
Consequence: Adam does not need to go to the dentist outside his yearly appointments because his teeth are well-kept.
Divergent action: Adam doesn't go to the dentist even when he starts feeling tooth pain.
Normative action: James asks his friend to drive him home because he feels too impaired to drive himself.
Consequence: James' friend not only drives him home, but gets his teenage son to drive James' car to his house.
Normative action: James asks his friend to drive him home because he feels too impaired to drive himself.
Consequence: James drives under the speed limit, but still knocks his garbage can over pulling into his driveway.
Divergent action: James hides how drunk he feels at dinner and insists that he's fine to drive home.
Consequence: James drives under the speed limit, but still knocks his garbage can over pulling into his driveway.
Consequence: James' friend not only drives him home, but gets his teenage son to drive James' car to his house.
Divergent action: James hides how drunk he feels at dinner and insists that he's fine to drive home.
Normative action: Martin tells the customer that opening food products is not permitted in the store unless the customer pays for them.
Consequence: The black customer then leaves the store because they don't want to actually buy the ketchup.
Normative action: Martin tells the customer that opening food products is not permitted in the store unless the customer pays for them.
Consequence: The black customer complains to the store manager about what Martin said, and he is fired.
Divergent action: Martin tells the customer that only uncivilized blacks would open and pour out ketchup bottles in a grocery store.
Consequence: The black customer complains to the store manager about what Martin said, and he is fired.
Consequence: The black customer then leaves the store because they don't want to actually buy the ketchup.
Divergent action: Martin tells the customer that only uncivilized blacks would open and pour out ketchup bottles in a grocery store.
Normative action: Sally recommends the brand she uses and lets her roommate try some of her's now.
Consequence: The roommate feels more confident on the date having all her make up on.
Normative action: Sally recommends the brand she uses and lets her roommate try some of her's now.
Consequence: The roommate has to go without the make up because of time constraints.
Divergent action: Sally tells her roommate what her favorite brand is and where to buy it.
Consequence: The roommate has to go without the make up because of time constraints.
Consequence: The roommate feels more confident on the date having all her make up on.
Divergent action: Sally tells her roommate what her favorite brand is and where to buy it.
Normative action: Chuck asks to meet with Amber and her parents to discuss her joining a circus act.
Consequence: Amber's parents aren't thrilled with the idea but make plans to hear Chuck out at another date.
Normative action: Chuck asks to meet with Amber and her parents to discuss her joining a circus act.
Consequence: Chuck's age and job put him in a position of power that creates an abusive and unhealthy dynamic in their relationship.
Divergent action: Chuck asks Amber if the two of them can meet alone to go on a date together.
Consequence: Chuck's age and job put him in a position of power that creates an abusive and unhealthy dynamic in their relationship.
Consequence: Amber's parents aren't thrilled with the idea but make plans to hear Chuck out at another date.
Divergent action: Chuck asks Amber if the two of them can meet alone to go on a date together.
Normative action: Jenna watches the five year old from a park bench until she notices her call out to her mother ten feet away.
Consequence: Jenna is satisfied that the five year old is being adequately watched.
Normative action: Jenna watches the five year old from a park bench until she notices her call out to her mother ten feet away.
Consequence: After the third time the five year old says no, her mother comes to tell Jenna to leave her alone.
Divergent action: Jenna keeps asking the five year old if she wants Jenna to push her.
Consequence: After the third time the five year old says no, her mother comes to tell Jenna to leave her alone.
Consequence: Jenna is satisfied that the five year old is being adequately watched.
Divergent action: Jenna keeps asking the five year old if she wants Jenna to push her.
Normative action: Harry coaxes Tom into having several rounds of shots, and they order some bar food.
Consequence: Tom had an enjoyable time and feels fine the next day because the food absorbed some alcohol.
Normative action: Harry coaxes Tom into having several rounds of shots, and they order some bar food.
Consequence: Tom has a really severe hangover the following day.
Divergent action: Harry spikes Tom's drinks with extra alcohol when he's not looking.
Consequence: Tom has a really severe hangover the following day.
Consequence: Tom had an enjoyable time and feels fine the next day because the food absorbed some alcohol.
Divergent action: Harry spikes Tom's drinks with extra alcohol when he's not looking.
Normative action: Sabrina goes to good will and spends a few hours putting together multiple outfits from their charity bin.
Consequence: Sabrina's dates all comment on how well she is dressed.
Normative action: Sabrina goes to good will and spends a few hours putting together multiple outfits from their charity bin.
Consequence: Sabrina is eventually blacklisted from every store she has returned clothes to.
Divergent action: Every time Sabrina has a date she goes and buys new clothes, and then returns them the following day.
Consequence: Sabrina is eventually blacklisted from every store she has returned clothes to.
Consequence: Sabrina's dates all comment on how well she is dressed.
Divergent action: Every time Sabrina has a date she goes and buys new clothes, and then returns them the following day.
Normative action: Gabe waits until his lunch break and takes a nap in his car.
Consequence: Gabe feels energized and refreshed when he comes back after his lunch break.
Normative action: Gabe waits until his lunch break and takes a nap in his car.
Consequence: Gabe is sent home when his boss sees that his isn't being productive.
Divergent action: Gabe puts his head on his desk and falls asleep during work hours.
Consequence: Gabe is sent home when his boss sees that his isn't being productive.
Consequence: Gabe feels energized and refreshed when he comes back after his lunch break.
Divergent action: Gabe puts his head on his desk and falls asleep during work hours.
Normative action: Mr. Anderson walks to the back of the room near the students and firmly asks them to stop talking.
Consequence: The students apologize and start paying attention to the lesson instead of each other.
Normative action: Mr. Anderson walks to the back of the room near the students and firmly asks them to stop talking.
Consequence: The students ignore Mr. Anderson and the misbehavior begins to spread around the classroom.
Divergent action: Mr. Anderson quietly asks the whole class to please listen to the lesson and then goes back to writing on the board.
Consequence: The students ignore Mr. Anderson and the misbehavior begins to spread around the classroom.
Consequence: The students apologize and start paying attention to the lesson instead of each other.
Divergent action: Mr. Anderson quietly asks the whole class to please listen to the lesson and then goes back to writing on the board.
Normative action: Tina convinces herself that there are many children who need to be adopted into good homes.
Consequence: The kids are adopted into a better home with dedicated parents.
Normative action: Tina convinces herself that there are many children who need to be adopted into good homes.
Consequence: The kids remain in foster care and live a harder life.
Divergent action: Tina considers some kids in foster care but prefers to give birth to her own.
Consequence: The kids remain in foster care and live a harder life.
Consequence: The kids are adopted into a better home with dedicated parents.
Divergent action: Tina considers some kids in foster care but prefers to give birth to her own.
Normative action: Paul gets up and finds a more secluded part of the park.
Consequence: Paul enjoys the rest of his day relaxing at the park alone.
Normative action: Paul gets up and finds a more secluded part of the park.
Consequence: The parents of the children go over to Paul and beat him up.
Divergent action: Paul yells at the kids and tells them to beat it.
Consequence: The parents of the children go over to Paul and beat him up.
Consequence: Paul enjoys the rest of his day relaxing at the park alone.
Divergent action: Paul yells at the kids and tells them to beat it.
Normative action: Paulo calls his family to let them know where he is and that he's coming home.
Consequence: Paulo comes home, and after being told he needs to come home earlier, they all go to bed.
Normative action: Paulo calls his family to let them know where he is and that he's coming home.
Consequence: Paulo's parents yell at him about how worried they were and ground him.
Divergent action: Paulo arrives home after curfew without having let his parents know where he was.
Consequence: Paulo's parents yell at him about how worried they were and ground him.
Consequence: Paulo comes home, and after being told he needs to come home earlier, they all go to bed.
Divergent action: Paulo arrives home after curfew without having let his parents know where he was.
Normative action: Reggie acknowledges Sandy trying to get over her alcoholism and only offers her non-alcoholic drinks.
Consequence: Sandy stays sober, and she and Reggie hang out more often.
Normative action: Reggie acknowledges Sandy trying to get over her alcoholism and only offers her non-alcoholic drinks.
Consequence: Sandy relapses and stops hanging out with Reggie because she is always too drunk.
Divergent action: Reggie offers Sandy a drink, even though he knows about her alcoholic past.
Consequence: Sandy relapses and stops hanging out with Reggie because she is always too drunk.
Consequence: Sandy stays sober, and she and Reggie hang out more often.
Divergent action: Reggie offers Sandy a drink, even though he knows about her alcoholic past.
Normative action: Michael spends time getting to know the children, and is very forgiving at first when they break the rules.
Consequence: The children begin to trust Michael and eventually start calling him father.
Normative action: Michael spends time getting to know the children, and is very forgiving at first when they break the rules.
Consequence: Michael's wife disproves and ends up divorcing him.
Divergent action: Michael is very strict and implements very draconian punishment system in hopes of earning the respect of the children.
Consequence: Michael's wife disproves and ends up divorcing him.
Consequence: The children begin to trust Michael and eventually start calling him father.
Divergent action: Michael is very strict and implements very draconian punishment system in hopes of earning the respect of the children.
Normative action: Ben tests the bow out by firing arrows at trees.
Consequence: The rabbit hears the arrow hit the tree and scurries off to safety.
Normative action: Ben tests the bow out by firing arrows at trees.
Consequence: The rabbit's young children do not survive because they lost their mother too early.
Divergent action: Ben uses the bow and fells a rabbit with an arrow.
Consequence: The rabbit's young children do not survive because they lost their mother too early.
Consequence: The rabbit hears the arrow hit the tree and scurries off to safety.
Divergent action: Ben uses the bow and fells a rabbit with an arrow.
Normative action: Tami just stops responding and gives it some time to cool off.
Consequence: Tami's sister is willing to forget about the whole thing and brush it off.
Normative action: Tami just stops responding and gives it some time to cool off.
Consequence: Tami's sister cannot believe that her own sister blocked her, and they have a worse relationship.
Divergent action: Tami blocks her sister so that she cannot respond to her anymore.
Consequence: Tami's sister cannot believe that her own sister blocked her, and they have a worse relationship.
Consequence: Tami's sister is willing to forget about the whole thing and brush it off.
Divergent action: Tami blocks her sister so that she cannot respond to her anymore.
Normative action: Marvin cleans the apartment thoroughly and makes his bed up nice and neat.
Consequence: Glenda is impressed by how neat Marvin's bed is, and she ends up spending the night.
Normative action: Marvin cleans the apartment thoroughly and makes his bed up nice and neat.
Consequence: Glenda sees how messy Marvin's bed is, and she feels turned off.
Divergent action: Marvin cleans up the living room, but he doesn't make up his bed or tidy up his bedroom.
Consequence: Glenda sees how messy Marvin's bed is, and she feels turned off.
Consequence: Glenda is impressed by how neat Marvin's bed is, and she ends up spending the night.
Divergent action: Marvin cleans up the living room, but he doesn't make up his bed or tidy up his bedroom.
Normative action: Sally tells her friend about something interesting Sally did over the weekend but doesn't tell them what happened to their coworker.
Consequence: Sally's coworker is relieved that at least not so many people know about the embarrassing thing that happened to them.
Normative action: Sally tells her friend about something interesting Sally did over the weekend but doesn't tell them what happened to their coworker.
Consequence: The information about the coworker spreads around the office, and they are mortified that everybody knows about it.
Divergent action: Sally tells her friend about the embarrassing thing that happened to their coworker, and they laugh about it.
Consequence: The information about the coworker spreads around the office, and they are mortified that everybody knows about it.
Consequence: Sally's coworker is relieved that at least not so many people know about the embarrassing thing that happened to them.
Divergent action: Sally tells her friend about the embarrassing thing that happened to their coworker, and they laugh about it.
Normative action: Linda takes William with her out on a walk near the lake.
Consequence: William's head is cleared, and he is more at peace in the tranquil setting.
Normative action: Linda takes William with her out on a walk near the lake.
Consequence: William is left alone with his thoughts and drinks himself drunk.
Divergent action: Linda goes out with her friends to eat and watch a movie.
Consequence: William is left alone with his thoughts and drinks himself drunk.
Consequence: William's head is cleared, and he is more at peace in the tranquil setting.
Divergent action: Linda goes out with her friends to eat and watch a movie.
Normative action: Riley feeds his pet a balanced diet to maintain its shape.
Consequence: Riley's pet is able to run quickly during races.
Normative action: Riley feeds his pet a balanced diet to maintain its shape.
Consequence: Riley's pet has health problems from malnutrition.
Divergent action: Riley starves his pet to maintain its body shape.
Consequence: Riley's pet has health problems from malnutrition.
Consequence: Riley's pet is able to run quickly during races.
Divergent action: Riley starves his pet to maintain its body shape.
Normative action: Jim gets water and towels to snuff the fire out.
Consequence: The fire is contained and Jim's girlfriend thinks he is heroic.
Normative action: Jim gets water and towels to snuff the fire out.
Consequence: The house burns down and Jim's girlfriend thinks he is useless.
Divergent action: Jim runs out of the house leaving his girlfriend.
Consequence: The house burns down and Jim's girlfriend thinks he is useless.
Consequence: The fire is contained and Jim's girlfriend thinks he is heroic.
Divergent action: Jim runs out of the house leaving his girlfriend.
Normative action: Tom expresses his concern,  offers assistance and finds out that Jerry has a lot of recent work and family stress.
Consequence: Jerry feels better knowing that he has someone to talk to and begins to drink less again.
Normative action: Tom expresses his concern,  offers assistance and finds out that Jerry has a lot of recent work and family stress.
Consequence: Jerry stops hanging around with Tom and over the months increases his drinking more.
Divergent action: Tom tells Jerry that he is sinning with his choices and that he is not being a true friend when he drinks so much.
Consequence: Jerry stops hanging around with Tom and over the months increases his drinking more.
Consequence: Jerry feels better knowing that he has someone to talk to and begins to drink less again.
Divergent action: Tom tells Jerry that he is sinning with his choices and that he is not being a true friend when he drinks so much.
Normative action: Tara tries her best to have an open mind and judge him according to his actions.
Consequence: The partner feels more comfortable with the family after having met the sister.
Normative action: Tara tries her best to have an open mind and judge him according to his actions.
Consequence: The partner senses something is wrong and does not feel very welcome.
Divergent action: Tara allows herself to be against her sister's partner from the get go and acts accordingly when they meet.
Consequence: The partner senses something is wrong and does not feel very welcome.
Consequence: The partner feels more comfortable with the family after having met the sister.
Divergent action: Tara allows herself to be against her sister's partner from the get go and acts accordingly when they meet.
Normative action: Jack gives all of his employees a big raise to keep the employees happy.
Consequence: Jack's employees are thrilled at getting a big raise.
Normative action: Jack gives all of his employees a big raise to keep the employees happy.
Consequence: Jacks employees are upset that none of the upturn went to them.
Divergent action: Jack puts all the profits into more marketing and more advertisements.
Consequence: Jacks employees are upset that none of the upturn went to them.
Consequence: Jack's employees are thrilled at getting a big raise.
Divergent action: Jack puts all the profits into more marketing and more advertisements.
Normative action: Keith tells his son t hat he can wire him some money, and he can pick it up at the bank.
Consequence: Keith's son is relieved he doesn't have to worry about whether he's going to eat and can concentrate on studying.
Normative action: Keith tells his son t hat he can wire him some money, and he can pick it up at the bank.
Consequence: Keith's son is stressed out and alone at college and is scared about how he'll find a job.
Divergent action: Keith tells his son that if he wants money he needs to get himself a job then.
Consequence: Keith's son is stressed out and alone at college and is scared about how he'll find a job.
Consequence: Keith's son is relieved he doesn't have to worry about whether he's going to eat and can concentrate on studying.
Divergent action: Keith tells his son that if he wants money he needs to get himself a job then.
Normative action: Sarah is excited about the new quantum processing units being developed.
Consequence: Sarah imagines what her computer could do with something like that.
Normative action: Sarah is excited about the new quantum processing units being developed.
Consequence: Sarah misses hearing about important developments.
Divergent action: Sarah hears the news and impatiently waits for the sports news instead.
Consequence: Sarah misses hearing about important developments.
Consequence: Sarah imagines what her computer could do with something like that.
Divergent action: Sarah hears the news and impatiently waits for the sports news instead.
Normative action: Tally explains to Meaghan that they are different now and would be better going their separate ways.
Consequence: Meaghan respects Tally's wishes, and they both move on with closure.
Normative action: Tally explains to Meaghan that they are different now and would be better going their separate ways.
Consequence: Meaghan spends the rest of her life wondering why her best friend stopped talking to her.
Divergent action: Tally suddenly stops responding to Meaghans's calls and texts without any explanation.
Consequence: Meaghan spends the rest of her life wondering why her best friend stopped talking to her.
Consequence: Meaghan respects Tally's wishes, and they both move on with closure.
Divergent action: Tally suddenly stops responding to Meaghans's calls and texts without any explanation.
Normative action: Katie realizes that there are children involved, breaks up with Dan and starts dating a single man.
Consequence: Katie's relationship with her new boyfriend hurts no one, and they become engaged.
Normative action: Katie realizes that there are children involved, breaks up with Dan and starts dating a single man.
Consequence: Dan divorces his wife and his children grow up in a broken home.
Divergent action: Katie tells Dan to leave his wife for her.
Consequence: Dan divorces his wife and his children grow up in a broken home.
Consequence: Katie's relationship with her new boyfriend hurts no one, and they become engaged.
Divergent action: Katie tells Dan to leave his wife for her.
Normative action: Linda decides to split with her husband for her son.
Consequence: Linda's son becomes happier as no one in the house would be mean to him anymore.
Normative action: Linda decides to split with her husband for her son.
Consequence: Linda's son is miserable and continues to be mentally abused by his stepdad.
Divergent action: Linda decides to stay with her step husband so that her son has a dad in her life.
Consequence: Linda's son is miserable and continues to be mentally abused by his stepdad.
Consequence: Linda's son becomes happier as no one in the house would be mean to him anymore.
Divergent action: Linda decides to stay with her step husband so that her son has a dad in her life.
Normative action: Rapunzel gets out her phone and films the incident while calling 911 at the same time.
Consequence: The teenagers are caught by the police and learn to not repeat the actions in the future.
Normative action: Rapunzel gets out her phone and films the incident while calling 911 at the same time.
Consequence: The teenagers Rapunzel saw continue in their ways.
Divergent action: Rapunzel ducks away around a corner as quickly as possible hoping the teenagers did not see her before rushing home as quickly as possible.
Consequence: The teenagers Rapunzel saw continue in their ways.
Consequence: The teenagers are caught by the police and learn to not repeat the actions in the future.
Divergent action: Rapunzel ducks away around a corner as quickly as possible hoping the teenagers did not see her before rushing home as quickly as possible.
Normative action: James decides to work part-time in fast food while attending classes at the local university.
Consequence: James graduates with a biology degree and finds a lucrative job as a pharmaceutical salesperson.