Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Your dad is cool!
Speaker2: People like to say it
Speaker1: Come on! I wish my dad were like yours!
Speaker2: No, you don’t
Speaker1: ???
Speaker2: He’s a two-faced monster
Speaker2: He’s mastered the art of making good impressions but at home he’s different from what he shows to strangers…
Speaker2: I feel sorry for my mum
Speaker2: And I don’t get it why she didn’t call the cops yet
Speaker1: Are you serious? Is he beating her?
Speaker2: Pretty badly. He thinks that I don’t know.
Speaker2: He always does it when I’m “asleep” or not at home
Speaker2: But I know
Speaker2: My mum must be scared to death
Speaker1: I’m sorry, I had no idea
Speaker1: Is there something you could do?
Speaker1: We have a school councillor. Maybe he could help. 
Speaker2: I know I thought about it
Speaker2: But I’m scared if my dad finds out I talked to someone he will kill my mum
Speaker1: We need to do something about it. He’s dangerous.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's father seems cool to strangers, but at home beats his wife badly. Speaker2 needs to seek help, he's thinking of talking to a school councillor. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 never gets up for the morning lecture. He needs to attend it at least once to get the notes.