CHAMP12154/moral_stories huggingface dataset:
Normative action: Jenna says, "Hey, be more careful," and frowns at her friend.
Consequence: Jenna's friend swears back at her and the confrontation degenerates into a fight.
Divergent action: Jenna swears at her friend and tells her not to act like an inconsiderate bitch.
Consequence: Jenna's friend swears back at her and the confrontation degenerates into a fight.
Consequence: Jenna's friend says, "Sorry, the door slipped out of my hand".
Divergent action: Jenna swears at her friend and tells her not to act like an inconsiderate bitch.
Normative action: Greg blocks the stranger from chatting with Gus using a chatroom blocking feature.
Consequence: Gus notices the stranger doesn't seem to be around any longer, and gives up trying to meet him.
Normative action: Greg blocks the stranger from chatting with Gus using a chatroom blocking feature.
Consequence: Gus secretly sneaks on to the PC when Greg's not around, and sets up a meeting with the stranger anyway.
Divergent action: Greg tells Gus he can't chat online with people anymore.
Consequence: Gus secretly sneaks on to the PC when Greg's not around, and sets up a meeting with the stranger anyway.
Consequence: Gus notices the stranger doesn't seem to be around any longer, and gives up trying to meet him.
Divergent action: Greg tells Gus he can't chat online with people anymore.
Normative action: Annie knows she cant get another parking ticket so finds a appropriate spot to park she still gets to the concert before its starting.
Consequence: Annie does not get another parking ticket.
Normative action: Annie knows she cant get another parking ticket so finds a appropriate spot to park she still gets to the concert before its starting.
Consequence: Annie gets another parking ticket and then has to go to court because she has so many.
Divergent action: Annie parks in a spot that could get her a ticket even though she already has multiple parking tickets she gets to the show before it starts.
Consequence: Annie gets another parking ticket and then has to go to court because she has so many.
Consequence: Annie does not get another parking ticket.
Divergent action: Annie parks in a spot that could get her a ticket even though she already has multiple parking tickets she gets to the show before it starts.
Normative action: Linda mentions ways to conserve energy and recycle.
Consequence: Tina starts recycling her garbage and lessons the planet's burdo.
Normative action: Linda mentions ways to conserve energy and recycle.
Consequence: Tina feels scolded and that Linda is trying to control Tina's freedom.
Divergent action: Linda tells Tina that Tina is hogging resources by having too many kids.
Consequence: Tina feels scolded and that Linda is trying to control Tina's freedom.
Consequence: Tina starts recycling her garbage and lessons the planet's burdo.
Divergent action: Linda tells Tina that Tina is hogging resources by having too many kids.
Normative action: Charles has the interview and tries to convince Martin to leave a life of crime.
Consequence: Martin sees the need for change and promises to leave crime.
Normative action: Charles has the interview and tries to convince Martin to leave a life of crime.
Consequence: Martin is very angry and spends his entire prison term plotting revenge against Charles.
Divergent action: Charles contacts the police and has them show up at the meeting and arrest Martin.
Consequence: Martin is very angry and spends his entire prison term plotting revenge against Charles.
Consequence: Martin sees the need for change and promises to leave crime.
Divergent action: Charles contacts the police and has them show up at the meeting and arrest Martin.
Normative action: Ian breathes very deeply and loudly without speaking, trying to control the pain.
Consequence: No one realizes that Ian walked into a chair or was angry at anything.
Normative action: Ian breathes very deeply and loudly without speaking, trying to control the pain.
Consequence: The neighbors think that Ian is verbally abusing a family member and are suspicious of him.
Divergent action: Ian shouts loudly and complains for ten minutes at the chair that he walked into.
Consequence: The neighbors think that Ian is verbally abusing a family member and are suspicious of him.
Consequence: No one realizes that Ian walked into a chair or was angry at anything.
Divergent action: Ian shouts loudly and complains for ten minutes at the chair that he walked into.
Normative action: Troy tells his son that if he gets a job now he can retire earlier and do whatever he wants for the second half of his life.
Consequence: Troy's son begins to understand the idea behind getting a job right away and becomes more open to it.
Normative action: Troy tells his son that if he gets a job now he can retire earlier and do whatever he wants for the second half of his life.
Consequence: Troy's son is filled with fear and uncertainty and is under massive pressure suddenly that's crushing him.
Divergent action: Troy tells his son that if he doesn't get a job he'll get kicked out of the house and can live on his own.
Consequence: Troy's son is filled with fear and uncertainty and is under massive pressure suddenly that's crushing him.
Consequence: Troy's son begins to understand the idea behind getting a job right away and becomes more open to it.
Divergent action: Troy tells his son that if he doesn't get a job he'll get kicked out of the house and can live on his own.
Normative action: Joe asks his mother if she can bring him to school instead.
Consequence: Joe's mother drops him off to school ten minutes earlier than he usually arrived.
Normative action: Joe asks his mother if she can bring him to school instead.
Consequence: Joe's friend gets annoyed and decides not to pick him up at all.
Divergent action: Joe calls his friend and tells him that he need to hurry up.
Consequence: Joe's friend gets annoyed and decides not to pick him up at all.
Consequence: Joe's mother drops him off to school ten minutes earlier than he usually arrived.
Divergent action: Joe calls his friend and tells him that he need to hurry up.
Normative action: Jamie writes a thoughtful letter to her congressional representative and copies several high profile news outlets on the content of the message.
Consequence: Her message is received and published for others to read, validating her argument and furthering her cause.
Normative action: Jamie writes a thoughtful letter to her congressional representative and copies several high profile news outlets on the content of the message.
Consequence: Jamie's message is misrepresented and nobody even knows that she was protesting climate change policy and people are injured in the explosion.
Divergent action: Jamie starts a fire in a government building to show her disapproval of government policy related to climate change.
Consequence: Jamie's message is misrepresented and nobody even knows that she was protesting climate change policy and people are injured in the explosion.
Consequence: Her message is received and published for others to read, validating her argument and furthering her cause.
Divergent action: Jamie starts a fire in a government building to show her disapproval of government policy related to climate change.
Normative action: Jill realizes her husband's parents didn't do anything wrong and thus gets over her emotions.
Consequence: Jill clears up her resentment and builds a better relationship.
Normative action: Jill realizes her husband's parents didn't do anything wrong and thus gets over her emotions.
Consequence: The resentment keeps spoiling the relationship over time.
Divergent action: Jill keeps resenting her husband's parents for not having any financial problems.
Consequence: The resentment keeps spoiling the relationship over time.
Consequence: Jill clears up her resentment and builds a better relationship.
Divergent action: Jill keeps resenting her husband's parents for not having any financial problems.
Normative action: Jimmy tells the teacher that he took the toy and will bring it back tomorrow.
Consequence: The teacher thanks Jimmy for his honesty and tells him he will not be punished.
Normative action: Jimmy tells the teacher that he took the toy and will bring it back tomorrow.
Consequence: The teacher thanks Jimmy and plans to go to the other classroom after class to investigate further.
Divergent action: Jimmy tells the teacher that he thinks he saw someone from the neighboring classroom come in and grab the toy.
Consequence: The teacher thanks Jimmy and plans to go to the other classroom after class to investigate further.
Consequence: The teacher thanks Jimmy for his honesty and tells him he will not be punished.
Divergent action: Jimmy tells the teacher that he thinks he saw someone from the neighboring classroom come in and grab the toy.
Normative action: Molly invites Jed to go on a walk in the park with her.
Consequence: Jed enjoys the company and the atmosphere of the park on his walk.
Normative action: Molly invites Jed to go on a walk in the park with her.
Consequence: Jed has some drinks at the bar and turns back to his alcoholic tendencies.
Divergent action: Molly invites Jed to the local bar to have a few drinks with her.
Consequence: Jed has some drinks at the bar and turns back to his alcoholic tendencies.
Consequence: Jed enjoys the company and the atmosphere of the park on his walk.
Divergent action: Molly invites Jed to the local bar to have a few drinks with her.
Normative action: Sandy gets out Sandy's old sketchbook and practices a still life.
Consequence: Sandy amuses herself ina  way that is not a detriment to anyone else.
Normative action: Sandy gets out Sandy's old sketchbook and practices a still life.
Consequence: Emergency services are tied up and someone does not get proper assistance.
Divergent action: Sandy dials 911 and orders a pizza.
Consequence: Emergency services are tied up and someone does not get proper assistance.
Consequence: Sandy amuses herself ina  way that is not a detriment to anyone else.
Divergent action: Sandy dials 911 and orders a pizza.
Normative action: Cory hires an exterminator to get rid of the spiders.
Consequence: Cory will be able to use the basement in his house.
Normative action: Cory hires an exterminator to get rid of the spiders.
Consequence: Cory will have a spider infestation.
Divergent action: Cory moves the spiders into other rooms in the house.
Consequence: Cory will have a spider infestation.
Consequence: Cory will be able to use the basement in his house.
Divergent action: Cory moves the spiders into other rooms in the house.
Normative action: Greg walks several minutes to the water fountain in the gym and drinks from it.
Consequence: The owner of the water bottle returns and drinks the water, quenching his thirst.
Normative action: Greg walks several minutes to the water fountain in the gym and drinks from it.
Consequence: The owner returns shortly after and tries to drink the water, only to find it empty, and is disappointed.
Divergent action: Greg grabs the abandoned water bottle and drinks it all to quench his thirst.
Consequence: The owner returns shortly after and tries to drink the water, only to find it empty, and is disappointed.
Consequence: The owner of the water bottle returns and drinks the water, quenching his thirst.
Divergent action: Greg grabs the abandoned water bottle and drinks it all to quench his thirst.
Normative action: Casey fosters the dog for a couple of weeks before deciding to keep the dog.
Consequence: the dog is happy being near Casey.
Normative action: Casey fosters the dog for a couple of weeks before deciding to keep the dog.
Consequence: The crowded shelter puts the dog to sleep after no one adopts it.
Divergent action: Casey takes the dog to an animal shelter.
Consequence: The crowded shelter puts the dog to sleep after no one adopts it.
Consequence: the dog is happy being near Casey.
Divergent action: Casey takes the dog to an animal shelter.
Normative action: Yolanda cleans the house, including vacuuming the carpet.
Consequence: The carpet looks clean and new, and guest compliment her on how her house looks.
Normative action: Yolanda cleans the house, including vacuuming the carpet.
Consequence: The carpet looks dingy, and makes the house look messier.
Divergent action: Yolanda cleans most of the house, but doesn't vacuum the carpet.
Consequence: The carpet looks dingy, and makes the house look messier.
Consequence: The carpet looks clean and new, and guest compliment her on how her house looks.
Divergent action: Yolanda cleans most of the house, but doesn't vacuum the carpet.
Normative action: Mary scoops up the dog poop into a bag and continues walking with her dog.
Consequence: Other people are able to walk along the beach and not worry about stepping in dog poop.
Normative action: Mary scoops up the dog poop into a bag and continues walking with her dog.
Consequence: A family walking down the beach steps in the dog poop.
Divergent action: Mary lets her dog go to the bathroom in the sand.
Consequence: A family walking down the beach steps in the dog poop.
Consequence: Other people are able to walk along the beach and not worry about stepping in dog poop.
Divergent action: Mary lets her dog go to the bathroom in the sand.
Normative action: Jeff sends her a text reminding her that he is still waiting for her.
Consequence: Jeff is able to rod her into hurrying out.
Normative action: Jeff sends her a text reminding her that he is still waiting for her.
Consequence: Jeff embarrasses his wife by making a racket outside her job.
Divergent action: Jeff lays on the horn in an attempt to get her attention.
Consequence: Jeff embarrasses his wife by making a racket outside her job.
Consequence: Jeff is able to rod her into hurrying out.
Divergent action: Jeff lays on the horn in an attempt to get her attention.
Normative action: Darnell waits until the movie is finished and finds Marcus as the patrons exit the theater.
Consequence: Everyone in the audience enjoys a film with no disruption.
Normative action: Darnell waits until the movie is finished and finds Marcus as the patrons exit the theater.
Consequence: The theater is distracted from the movie the crowd paid to watch.
Divergent action: Darnell loudly calls out to Marcus while the feature is playing.
Consequence: The theater is distracted from the movie the crowd paid to watch.
Consequence: Everyone in the audience enjoys a film with no disruption.
Divergent action: Darnell loudly calls out to Marcus while the feature is playing.
Normative action: Sam decides he's going to knock out the first item on the list of chores.
Consequence: Sam's wife sees that Sam is doing chores that she asked and is delighted about it.
Normative action: Sam decides he's going to knock out the first item on the list of chores.
Consequence: Sam's wife is angered when she sees that Sam ignored her list and instead made a bigger mess.
Divergent action: Sam decides he's going to make himself a giant sandwich and proceeds to mess up the kitchen doing so.
Consequence: Sam's wife is angered when she sees that Sam ignored her list and instead made a bigger mess.
Consequence: Sam's wife sees that Sam is doing chores that she asked and is delighted about it.
Divergent action: Sam decides he's going to make himself a giant sandwich and proceeds to mess up the kitchen doing so.
Normative action: Cary puts his hand up and waits until the teacher is free.
Consequence: The teacher comes over and answers Cary's question.
Normative action: Cary puts his hand up and waits until the teacher is free.
Consequence: The teacher is annoyed with Cary's outburst and sends him to the principal's office.
Divergent action: Cary sees the teacher helping another student so starts yelling for her to come help him instead.
Consequence: The teacher is annoyed with Cary's outburst and sends him to the principal's office.
Consequence: The teacher comes over and answers Cary's question.
Divergent action: Cary sees the teacher helping another student so starts yelling for her to come help him instead.
Normative action: Kayla is firm with her kid and puts him on time out until the homework is done.
Consequence: Kayla's kid understands that there will be consequences for his actions.
Normative action: Kayla is firm with her kid and puts him on time out until the homework is done.
Consequence: Kayla's kid is now encouraged not to tell the truth when it's advantageous.
Divergent action: Kayla decides to let it go and not deal with it, so she can take it easy.
Consequence: Kayla's kid is now encouraged not to tell the truth when it's advantageous.
Consequence: Kayla's kid understands that there will be consequences for his actions.
Divergent action: Kayla decides to let it go and not deal with it, so she can take it easy.
Normative action: Katie decides to stop taking random USB drives and buy her own.
Consequence: Katie's computer appreciates not having strange usb drives plugged into it.
Normative action: Katie decides to stop taking random USB drives and buy her own.
Consequence: Eventually she mistakenly takes a USB killer and fries her computer.
Divergent action: Katie keeps taking usb drives that she finds and uses them herself.
Consequence: Eventually she mistakenly takes a USB killer and fries her computer.
Consequence: Katie's computer appreciates not having strange usb drives plugged into it.
Divergent action: Katie keeps taking usb drives that she finds and uses them herself.
Normative action: Terry disarms the young man and calls the police for back up.
Consequence: The young man learns from the incident and changes his ways.
Normative action: Terry disarms the young man and calls the police for back up.
Consequence: The young man's family has to mourn the loss of a family member.
Divergent action: Terry defends himself and overpowers the young man which results in his death.
Consequence: The young man's family has to mourn the loss of a family member.
Consequence: The young man learns from the incident and changes his ways.
Divergent action: Terry defends himself and overpowers the young man which results in his death.
Normative action: Jaekwan gives the dog a treat and cuddles with it.
Consequence: Jaekwan bonds with the dog.
Normative action: Jaekwan gives the dog a treat and cuddles with it.
Consequence: Jaekwan and his roommate get into a fight.
Divergent action: Jaekwan wacks the dog with a newspaper expressing his negative feelings in a raised tone.
Consequence: Jaekwan and his roommate get into a fight.
Consequence: Jaekwan bonds with the dog.
Divergent action: Jaekwan wacks the dog with a newspaper expressing his negative feelings in a raised tone.
Normative action: Sally says that Rita's father is a spy on a secret mission that will take years to complete.
Consequence: Rita's grows up feeling like Rita has a special father until Rita is old enough to know the truth.
Normative action: Sally says that Rita's father is a spy on a secret mission that will take years to complete.
Consequence: Rita grows up hating Rita's father but feeling as though Rita is so ugly no one will ever love Rita.
Divergent action: Sally says that Rita's father thought Rita was ugly, so he never wanted to see Rita.
Consequence: Rita grows up hating Rita's father but feeling as though Rita is so ugly no one will ever love Rita.
Consequence: Rita's grows up feeling like Rita has a special father until Rita is old enough to know the truth.
Divergent action: Sally says that Rita's father thought Rita was ugly, so he never wanted to see Rita.
Normative action: Ron calls his ex wife and convincingly apologizes to her for all the bad things he did to her.
Consequence: Ron's ex wife believes he is sincere and feels vindicated.
Normative action: Ron calls his ex wife and convincingly apologizes to her for all the bad things he did to her.
Consequence: Ron's ex wife feels he's trying to buy her forgiveness and feels used, once again.
Divergent action: Ron buys an expensive necklace to his ex wife and sends it to her with a heartfelt apology note.
Consequence: Ron's ex wife feels he's trying to buy her forgiveness and feels used, once again.
Consequence: Ron's ex wife believes he is sincere and feels vindicated.
Divergent action: Ron buys an expensive necklace to his ex wife and sends it to her with a heartfelt apology note.
Normative action: Larry reminds his grandmother that she already gave him money and thanks her again.
Consequence: Larry's grandmother is very thankful that he reminded her and decided to give him the extra money anyway.
Normative action: Larry reminds his grandmother that she already gave him money and thanks her again.
Consequence: Larry's grandmother realizes she paid him twice when she checks her bank account and angrily demands the money back.
Divergent action: Larry takes the second bit of money from his grandmother and thanks her for it without mentioning the first payment.
Consequence: Larry's grandmother realizes she paid him twice when she checks her bank account and angrily demands the money back.
Consequence: Larry's grandmother is very thankful that he reminded her and decided to give him the extra money anyway.
Divergent action: Larry takes the second bit of money from his grandmother and thanks her for it without mentioning the first payment.
Normative action: Jane invites her sister and coaches her on some possible small talk topics.
Consequence: Everyone at the party is engrossed in watching the Emmys, and Jane and her sister both enjoy themselves.
Normative action: Jane invites her sister and coaches her on some possible small talk topics.
Consequence: Jane's sister locks herself in her room and blasts black metal while Jane and her friends try to watch the TV downstairs.
Divergent action: Jane tells her sister that she can't come to the party because she's too weird.
Consequence: Jane's sister locks herself in her room and blasts black metal while Jane and her friends try to watch the TV downstairs.
Consequence: Everyone at the party is engrossed in watching the Emmys, and Jane and her sister both enjoy themselves.
Divergent action: Jane tells her sister that she can't come to the party because she's too weird.
Normative action: Al tells Dina it's better if they break up and find partners more compatible with them.
Consequence: Al will be able to find someone who he doesn't argue a lot with.
Normative action: Al tells Dina it's better if they break up and find partners more compatible with them.
Consequence: Al will lead a life where he's stressed all the time from arguing.
Divergent action: Al tells Dina that he wants to stay with her despite the fights.
Consequence: Al will lead a life where he's stressed all the time from arguing.
Consequence: Al will be able to find someone who he doesn't argue a lot with.
Divergent action: Al tells Dina that he wants to stay with her despite the fights.
Normative action: Bo decides to move his family to the white neighborhood.
Consequence: Bo's family is not at risk of being harmed anymore and are better off.
Normative action: Bo decides to move his family to the white neighborhood.
Consequence: Bo's family is at risk of being victims of crimes the more they stay there.
Divergent action: Bo decides to keep his family in the hood so that his kids can see people who look like them.
Consequence: Bo's family is at risk of being victims of crimes the more they stay there.
Consequence: Bo's family is not at risk of being harmed anymore and are better off.
Divergent action: Bo decides to keep his family in the hood so that his kids can see people who look like them.
Normative action: Despite their distance Joan asks her dad to come to her graduation.
Consequence: Joan and her dad are able to begin rebuilding a relationship.
Normative action: Despite their distance Joan asks her dad to come to her graduation.
Consequence: The gulf between Joan and her dad grows as a result.
Divergent action: Since they aren't that close Joan asks her dad not to attend her graduation.
Consequence: The gulf between Joan and her dad grows as a result.
Consequence: Joan and her dad are able to begin rebuilding a relationship.
Divergent action: Since they aren't that close Joan asks her dad not to attend her graduation.