Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker5: Okay... so how long does it need to be? 
Speaker4: She didn't say. I'm guessing she just wants us to choose something Speaker6 do it. :/
Speaker5: Right... :/ so do you have any ideas? i was thinking maybe Romeo & Juliet?
Speaker4: Every1s gonna be doing R&J
Speaker5: true -_-
Speaker4: I was actuallythinking maybe Macbeth - you know that scene with the 3 witches ("double double toil and trouble")?
Speaker5: Oh yeah sure :D I'll go get my stuff - brb!
Speaker5: Let's do this!
Speaker4: Great! :D
Speaker4: Okay, so we have "Thrice the brinded cat hath mew'd." - Speaker1: "Oh look, the brinded cat miowed three times - think it means something?" (wtf does brinded mean??!)
Speaker5: ooh I like that! :) i think it means tawny :)
Speaker5: Speaker6: "Thrice, and once the hedge-pig whined. Harpier cries, “'Tis time, ’tis time." - Speaker7: "Really? The hedgehog only whined once! Although this guy Harpier did tell me it was time..."
Speaker4: :D haha!
Speaker4: Then we have (oh boy): "Round about the cauldron go, In the poisoned entrails throw. Toad, that under cold stone, Days and nights has thirty-one, Sweltered venom sleeping got, Boil thou first i' th' charmèd pot."
Speaker5: how bout - "Lets make our potion and dance around it! I say we throw in that toad that's been lying under that rock for the past month - it looks poisonous!"
Speaker4: You're brilliant! (How on earth did you come up with that??!) 
Speaker4: "Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble." - Speaker2: "Double the work and double the trouble, let this fire burn so our cauldron can bubble"
Speaker5: Very nice ;) I covered a bit of Shakespeare at Drama class. :) btw, you are getting this down right?
Speaker4: yeah - gotta say this is kinda fun :) we make a good team
Speaker5: as if there was any doubt ;) but moving on - i'Speaker3:
Speaker5: "Toad's not enough! We need to add more - pass me that a newt’s eye and frog’s toe. Maybe we can add some bat fur, a dog’s tongue... I also wanted the forked tongue from an adder, maybe lizard’s leg and an owl’s wing? That should do the trick! now our potion will truly be horrendous MWAHAHAHA!!!"
Speaker4: Alriht Shakespeare, no need for you to get carried away :) but I like what you wrote :) not quite so sure about the mwahahaha bit... :P
Speaker5: why not? Every villain needs an evil laugh :P 
Speaker4: fine, you win :P 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker5 and Speaker4 choose a scene with the 3 witches from "Macbeth" for their assignment. Speaker5 and Speaker4 proceed to translate the Shakespearean dialog into every day modern English line by line.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has already told them she is at Helen's place.