CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Divergent action: Geraldine yells at the store workers, and demands that they get the items she needs.
Consequence: Geraldine is kicked out of the store.
Consequence: Geraldine finds what she needs.
Divergent action: Geraldine yells at the store workers, and demands that they get the items she needs.
Normative action: Glen silently passes gas and excuses himself and apologizes to the other workers.
Consequence: Glen's boss and coworkers try to act like nothing ever even happened.
Normative action: Glen silently passes gas and excuses himself and apologizes to the other workers.
Consequence: Glen's boss makes him take a drug test because of his strange behavior.
Divergent action: Glen passes gas during the meeting and starts sniffing the air enthusiastically.
Consequence: Glen's boss makes him take a drug test because of his strange behavior.
Consequence: Glen's boss and coworkers try to act like nothing ever even happened.
Divergent action: Glen passes gas during the meeting and starts sniffing the air enthusiastically.
Normative action: Joey finishes his meal and orders some more food to go.
Consequence: Joey ends up feeling full and leaves happily with Kate.
Normative action: Joey finishes his meal and orders some more food to go.
Consequence: Kate breaks up with Joey.
Divergent action: Joey eats Kate's slice of cake while she is in the bathroom.
Consequence: Kate breaks up with Joey.
Consequence: Joey ends up feeling full and leaves happily with Kate.
Divergent action: Joey eats Kate's slice of cake while she is in the bathroom.
Normative action: Donald investigates and finds out the rumor is not true, so posts what he found.
Consequence: Paul finishes his vacation and returns to the school unharmed.
Normative action: Donald investigates and finds out the rumor is not true, so posts what he found.
Consequence: Paul's house is raided by police and his room his ransacked.
Divergent action: Donald retweets the rumor without investigating its veracity.
Consequence: Paul's house is raided by police and his room his ransacked.
Consequence: Paul finishes his vacation and returns to the school unharmed.
Divergent action: Donald retweets the rumor without investigating its veracity.
Normative action: Rick takes the sofa and drives it over to the goodwill donaton center.
Consequence: The sofa gets a second life and is bought cheaply by someone who gets use out of it.
Normative action: Rick takes the sofa and drives it over to the goodwill donaton center.
Consequence: The sofa is destroyed eventually and no one gets any further use from it.
Divergent action: Rick takes the sofa and throws it on the curb for the garbage collection to pick it up.
Consequence: The sofa is destroyed eventually and no one gets any further use from it.
Consequence: The sofa gets a second life and is bought cheaply by someone who gets use out of it.
Divergent action: Rick takes the sofa and throws it on the curb for the garbage collection to pick it up.
Normative action: Tammy makes going to the gym a couple's activity.
Consequence: Tammy's partner regains confidence and health.
Normative action: Tammy makes going to the gym a couple's activity.
Consequence: Tammy's partner is devastated that she has left.
Divergent action: Tammy leaves her partner for someone who is more attractive.
Consequence: Tammy's partner is devastated that she has left.
Consequence: Tammy's partner regains confidence and health.
Divergent action: Tammy leaves her partner for someone who is more attractive.
Normative action: Gina has a heart-to-heart with Tim and explains how she is scared for him and asks him if there is anything wrong.
Consequence: Tim opens up to Gina and agrees to stop his risky behavior.
Normative action: Gina has a heart-to-heart with Tim and explains how she is scared for him and asks him if there is anything wrong.
Consequence: Tim is punished and no longer trusts Tina.
Divergent action: Gina tells Tim's parents what he has been doing.
Consequence: Tim is punished and no longer trusts Tina.
Consequence: Tim opens up to Gina and agrees to stop his risky behavior.
Divergent action: Gina tells Tim's parents what he has been doing.
Normative action: Tony buys a small Lego set that costs about twenty dollars.
Consequence: Tony's wife and child are delighted that he managed to get both a toy and some food for them.
Normative action: Tony buys a small Lego set that costs about twenty dollars.
Consequence: Tony's wife and child are both unhappy that they are not going to eat tonight and spend the night with hunger pains.
Divergent action: Tony buys an elaborate one hundred dollar Lego train set with accessories.
Consequence: Tony's wife and child are both unhappy that they are not going to eat tonight and spend the night with hunger pains.
Consequence: Tony's wife and child are delighted that he managed to get both a toy and some food for them.
Divergent action: Tony buys an elaborate one hundred dollar Lego train set with accessories.
Normative action: Jason went to a nearby arboretum and walked around for hours enjoying the nature scenes.
Consequence: Jason felt much better after his walk and gained a more optimistic perspective on life.
Normative action: Jason went to a nearby arboretum and walked around for hours enjoying the nature scenes.
Consequence: Jason drove home drunk and crashed into a tree, seriously injuring himself.
Divergent action: Jason went to a nearby bar and drank his sorrows away for several hours.
Consequence: Jason drove home drunk and crashed into a tree, seriously injuring himself.
Consequence: Jason felt much better after his walk and gained a more optimistic perspective on life.
Divergent action: Jason went to a nearby bar and drank his sorrows away for several hours.
Normative action: Frank invites the man to stay at his place until he can fix up his own or rent a new place.
Consequence: The relative has a house to stay in until he gets back on his feet.
Normative action: Frank invites the man to stay at his place until he can fix up his own or rent a new place.
Consequence: The relative has no home for two weeks.
Divergent action: Frank tells the relative that quakes happen all the time and that he'll bounce back from it.
Consequence: The relative has no home for two weeks.
Consequence: The relative has a house to stay in until he gets back on his feet.
Divergent action: Frank tells the relative that quakes happen all the time and that he'll bounce back from it.
Normative action: Ray puts aside his work and plays blocks with his son.
Consequence: Ray and his son build a bond of friendship, strengthening his son's character.
Normative action: Ray puts aside his work and plays blocks with his son.
Consequence: Ray's son becomes greedy and learns to only love money.
Divergent action: Ray tells his son no, but hands him $10 to go do something fun.
Consequence: Ray's son becomes greedy and learns to only love money.
Consequence: Ray and his son build a bond of friendship, strengthening his son's character.
Divergent action: Ray tells his son no, but hands him $10 to go do something fun.
Normative action: Ben repackages the computer and sends it back the next day.
Consequence: Ben gets a full refund on the computer.
Normative action: Ben repackages the computer and sends it back the next day.
Consequence: The return is rejected and Ben is stuck with a bad computer.
Divergent action: Ben gets caught up in other things and returns the computer a month after he received it.
Consequence: The return is rejected and Ben is stuck with a bad computer.
Consequence: Ben gets a full refund on the computer.
Divergent action: Ben gets caught up in other things and returns the computer a month after he received it.
Normative action: Madeline seeks therapy to deal with her depression.
Consequence: Therapy brings Madeline out of depression, and she is able to watch her daughter grow up.
Normative action: Madeline seeks therapy to deal with her depression.
Consequence: Madeline does not survive the crash, and her daughter grows up without a mother.
Divergent action: Madeline drives her car into a tree.
Consequence: Madeline does not survive the crash, and her daughter grows up without a mother.
Consequence: Therapy brings Madeline out of depression, and she is able to watch her daughter grow up.
Divergent action: Madeline drives her car into a tree.
Normative action: Roger finds a nearby gas station where he is able to use the restroom.
Consequence: Roger feels very relieved and continues on his way home.
Normative action: Roger finds a nearby gas station where he is able to use the restroom.
Consequence: Roger is spotted by a police officer who cites him for defecating in public.
Divergent action: Roger squats in an alley and poops on the ground to relieve himself.
Consequence: Roger is spotted by a police officer who cites him for defecating in public.
Consequence: Roger feels very relieved and continues on his way home.
Divergent action: Roger squats in an alley and poops on the ground to relieve himself.
Normative action: Stan seeks professional help for his depression.
Consequence: A mental health professional helps Stan get over his depression.
Normative action: Stan seeks professional help for his depression.
Consequence: Stan's family is alarmed and sends Stan to a mental hospital.
Divergent action: Stan cuts himself with a knife.
Consequence: Stan's family is alarmed and sends Stan to a mental hospital.
Consequence: A mental health professional helps Stan get over his depression.
Divergent action: Stan cuts himself with a knife.
Normative action: Bob pays for only his portion of the bill.
Consequence: Bob's date thinks they are not entitled to being treated by someone they met recently.
Normative action: Bob pays for only his portion of the bill.
Consequence: Bob's date thinks he will always cover the whole cost leading to future problems.
Divergent action: Bob order cheaper items and water to drink.
Consequence: Bob's date thinks he will always cover the whole cost leading to future problems.
Consequence: Bob's date thinks they are not entitled to being treated by someone they met recently.
Divergent action: Bob order cheaper items and water to drink.
Normative action: Chelsea goes to the store to buy Megan a brand new sweater.
Consequence: Megan is impressed with Chelsea's honesty, and they continue to borrow each other's clothes.
Normative action: Chelsea goes to the store to buy Megan a brand new sweater.
Consequence: Megan loses her trust in Chelsea and stops lending her clothes.
Divergent action: Chelsea returns the stained sweater to Megan.
Consequence: Megan loses her trust in Chelsea and stops lending her clothes.
Consequence: Megan is impressed with Chelsea's honesty, and they continue to borrow each other's clothes.
Divergent action: Chelsea returns the stained sweater to Megan.
Normative action: Mike continues until the funeral line is very close, then slowly pulls to the side of the road.
Consequence: Another driver in front of him kept going, but also stops for the mourners after seeing Mike doing so in his rear view mirror.
Normative action: Mike continues until the funeral line is very close, then slowly pulls to the side of the road.
Consequence: Another driver that stops sees Mike continue and gives an obscene gesture to Mike.
Divergent action: Mike sees other drivers stop, but he is in a rush and doesn't take the time to stop.
Consequence: Another driver that stops sees Mike continue and gives an obscene gesture to Mike.
Consequence: Another driver in front of him kept going, but also stops for the mourners after seeing Mike doing so in his rear view mirror.
Divergent action: Mike sees other drivers stop, but he is in a rush and doesn't take the time to stop.
Normative action: Leila sends a few interesting links to the cute guy along with original and thoughtful texts.
Consequence: The cute guy becomes more and more interested by Leila.
Normative action: Leila sends a few interesting links to the cute guy along with original and thoughtful texts.
Consequence: The cute guy becomes weary of Leila and tries to avoid her.
Divergent action: Leila can't stop thinking of the cute guy and starts texting him dozens of times a day.
Consequence: The cute guy becomes weary of Leila and tries to avoid her.
Consequence: The cute guy becomes more and more interested by Leila.
Divergent action: Leila can't stop thinking of the cute guy and starts texting him dozens of times a day.
Normative action: Ash talks to his grandmother about how she's doing and play games with her.
Consequence: Ash learns more about his grandmother and apperciates her more.
Normative action: Ash talks to his grandmother about how she's doing and play games with her.
Consequence: Ash skates all day while his grandmother spends her day alone not doing much.
Divergent action: Ash spends his weekend skateboarding at a nearby park.
Consequence: Ash skates all day while his grandmother spends her day alone not doing much.
Consequence: Ash learns more about his grandmother and apperciates her more.
Divergent action: Ash spends his weekend skateboarding at a nearby park.
Normative action: Mr. Green tells Harry to reapply after working harder at a junior college.
Consequence: When Harry attends Mr. Green's college, he excels in both his schoolwork and on the field.
Normative action: Mr. Green tells Harry to reapply after working harder at a junior college.
Consequence: Harry fails all his classes and is not eligible to play football anyway.
Divergent action: Mr. Green gives Harry a scholarship even though his grades aren't up to par.
Consequence: Harry fails all his classes and is not eligible to play football anyway.
Consequence: When Harry attends Mr. Green's college, he excels in both his schoolwork and on the field.
Divergent action: Mr. Green gives Harry a scholarship even though his grades aren't up to par.
Normative action: Charlie goes to his toy box and plays with his action figures.
Consequence: Charlie's mother is left unprovoked and is able to continue on with her meeting.
Normative action: Charlie goes to his toy box and plays with his action figures.
Consequence: Charlie's mother is annoyed and scolds Charlie for interrupting her.
Divergent action: Charlie repeatedly asks his mom to come play with him while she is still meeting.
Consequence: Charlie's mother is annoyed and scolds Charlie for interrupting her.
Consequence: Charlie's mother is left unprovoked and is able to continue on with her meeting.
Divergent action: Charlie repeatedly asks his mom to come play with him while she is still meeting.
Normative action: Kyle pays Greg generously for his work.
Consequence: Greg shovels Kyle's driveway whenever possible.
Normative action: Kyle pays Greg generously for his work.
Consequence: Greg is upset and refuses to shovel Kyle's driveway ever again.
Divergent action: Kyle pays Greg the equivalent of $5 per hour for Greg's work.
Consequence: Greg is upset and refuses to shovel Kyle's driveway ever again.
Consequence: Greg shovels Kyle's driveway whenever possible.
Divergent action: Kyle pays Greg the equivalent of $5 per hour for Greg's work.
Normative action: Shawn asks if they can go for a walk around the building instead.
Consequence: Shawn and his friend get exercise and finish the day strong.
Normative action: Shawn asks if they can go for a walk around the building instead.
Consequence: Shawn acts really weird at work and smells like pot, so his boss suspends him from work for a week.
Divergent action: Shawn agrees and smokes a large blunt with his friend outside.
Consequence: Shawn acts really weird at work and smells like pot, so his boss suspends him from work for a week.
Consequence: Shawn and his friend get exercise and finish the day strong.
Divergent action: Shawn agrees and smokes a large blunt with his friend outside.
Normative action: Lenny tells his wife that of course he's going to invite his mom and can't wait to see her.
Consequence: Lenny's wife is glad to see that Lenny treats family as an important part of his life.
Normative action: Lenny tells his wife that of course he's going to invite his mom and can't wait to see her.
Consequence: Lenny's wife is grossed out by how insensitive he is being towards his mother and wonders if he'll be like that to her.
Divergent action: Lenny tells his wife that he will not be inviting his mom since he doesn't want to see her.
Consequence: Lenny's wife is grossed out by how insensitive he is being towards his mother and wonders if he'll be like that to her.
Consequence: Lenny's wife is glad to see that Lenny treats family as an important part of his life.
Divergent action: Lenny tells his wife that he will not be inviting his mom since he doesn't want to see her.
Normative action: Adam sneezes into his elbow.
Consequence: A stranger says "bless you" before returning to his activity.
Normative action: Adam sneezes into his elbow.
Consequence: The stranger yells at Adam and makes a scene.
Divergent action: Adam sneezes in the direction of stranger.
Consequence: The stranger yells at Adam and makes a scene.
Consequence: A stranger says "bless you" before returning to his activity.
Divergent action: Adam sneezes in the direction of stranger.
Normative action: Carrie rocks the baby in her arms as she sings to it.
Consequence: Carrie is relieved after the baby stops and begins to smile at her.
Normative action: Carrie rocks the baby in her arms as she sings to it.
Consequence: Carrie must face the consequences after she realizes the baby is no longer conscious.
Divergent action: Carrie picks the baby up out of its crib and begins to quickly shake it.
Consequence: Carrie must face the consequences after she realizes the baby is no longer conscious.
Consequence: Carrie is relieved after the baby stops and begins to smile at her.
Divergent action: Carrie picks the baby up out of its crib and begins to quickly shake it.
Normative action: Nina goes outside far from the apartment door to smoke her cigarettes.
Consequence: Nina and Jessie have a nice-smelling apartment and are roommates for a while.
Normative action: Nina goes outside far from the apartment door to smoke her cigarettes.
Consequence: Jessie complains bitterly and tells Nina she needs to find a new apartment.
Divergent action: Nina lights up her cigarettes right in the apartment living room.
Consequence: Jessie complains bitterly and tells Nina she needs to find a new apartment.
Consequence: Nina and Jessie have a nice-smelling apartment and are roommates for a while.
Divergent action: Nina lights up her cigarettes right in the apartment living room.
Normative action: James adopts the cat into his home.
Consequence: The cat lives a better life in James' home.
Normative action: James adopts the cat into his home.
Consequence: The cat is taken by animal control and euthanized.
Divergent action: James calls animal control about the cat.
Consequence: The cat is taken by animal control and euthanized.
Consequence: The cat lives a better life in James' home.
Divergent action: James calls animal control about the cat.
Normative action: Dina wraps her tampons in tissue paper and walks them over to the trash whenever leaving a bathroom stall.
Consequence: Dina's tampons go unnoticed and the school's plumbing remains intact.
Normative action: Dina wraps her tampons in tissue paper and walks them over to the trash whenever leaving a bathroom stall.
Consequence: The school's plumbing gets clogged up, putting the bathrooms out of order for a few days.
Divergent action: Not wanting anyone to see her tossing a tampon, Dina chooses to flush her tampons whenever she uses the school bathroom.
Consequence: The school's plumbing gets clogged up, putting the bathrooms out of order for a few days.
Consequence: Dina's tampons go unnoticed and the school's plumbing remains intact.
Divergent action: Not wanting anyone to see her tossing a tampon, Dina chooses to flush her tampons whenever she uses the school bathroom.
Normative action: Jerry presents a beautiful ring to Kat and asks her to marry him on her birthday at the beach.
Consequence: Kat agrees to marry him, and they get married the next year.
Normative action: Jerry presents a beautiful ring to Kat and asks her to marry him on her birthday at the beach.
Consequence: Kat laughs in his face and tells him that he needs to try harder.
Divergent action: Jerry asks Kat to marry him in the middle of a card game without even having a ring.
Consequence: Kat laughs in his face and tells him that he needs to try harder.
Consequence: Kat agrees to marry him, and they get married the next year.
Divergent action: Jerry asks Kat to marry him in the middle of a card game without even having a ring.
Normative action: Bob explains that the radio is making work difficult for Bob and asks his coworker to turn it down or wear headphones.
Consequence: Bob and his coworker come to a compromise about the radio and continue to have a respectful relationship.
Normative action: Bob explains that the radio is making work difficult for Bob and asks his coworker to turn it down or wear headphones.
Consequence: Bob and his coworker have a poor relationship form then on which creates an uncomfortable work environment.
Divergent action: Bob yells at his coworker to turn off their radio and threatens to make a complaint to the boss.
Consequence: Bob and his coworker have a poor relationship form then on which creates an uncomfortable work environment.
Consequence: Bob and his coworker come to a compromise about the radio and continue to have a respectful relationship.
Divergent action: Bob yells at his coworker to turn off their radio and threatens to make a complaint to the boss.
Normative action: Lauren tells Jake that she has seen the movie and that she recommends it but that she won't tell him anything until after he sees it.
Consequence: Jake is thankful that Lauren is not revealing anything and that she's encouraging him to see it.
Normative action: Lauren tells Jake that she has seen the movie and that she recommends it but that she won't tell him anything until after he sees it.
Consequence: Jake is angry that Lauren has ruined the movie for him and essentially ruined his night in the process.
Divergent action: Lauren tells Jake that she has seen it, indeed and that the ending is crazy because the main character dies.
Consequence: Jake is angry that Lauren has ruined the movie for him and essentially ruined his night in the process.
Consequence: Jake is thankful that Lauren is not revealing anything and that she's encouraging him to see it.
Divergent action: Lauren tells Jake that she has seen it, indeed and that the ending is crazy because the main character dies.
Normative action: Grant explains that since he works and his wife doesn't, that she should be responsible for more of the chores.
Consequence: Grant and his wife come to a compromise about how many chores that they each preform.
Normative action: Grant explains that since he works and his wife doesn't, that she should be responsible for more of the chores.
Consequence: Grant argues with his wife, and he ends up sleeping on the couch.
Divergent action: Grant complains that the household chores are 'the wife's job' and he shouldn't have to do them.
Consequence: Grant argues with his wife, and he ends up sleeping on the couch.
Consequence: Grant and his wife come to a compromise about how many chores that they each preform.
Divergent action: Grant complains that the household chores are 'the wife's job' and he shouldn't have to do them.
Normative action: Bob sells off his family business to a highly capable owner.
Consequence: Bob becomes wealthy and watches his family business grow.
Normative action: Bob sells off his family business to a highly capable owner.
Consequence: Bob's son lives an unfulfilled life and becomes resentful.
Divergent action: Bob pressures his son to become the new owner of the family business.
Consequence: Bob's son lives an unfulfilled life and becomes resentful.
Consequence: Bob becomes wealthy and watches his family business grow.
Divergent action: Bob pressures his son to become the new owner of the family business.
Normative action: Justine enlists the help of a nutritionist and fitness coach.
Consequence: Justine loses weight in a healthy way and gains self-esteem.