Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Speaker1: Pirates, beach party (in december - I mean, it could be fun, right?), Casino and Hollywood
Speaker2: I like the pirates idea 8)
Speaker3: yeah, but I'm worried that it's too simple :/ I mean... something tells me people wil be sick of talking like pirates after the first 10 min -_-
Speaker2: i guess. hmmm... well what about combining two? you could have people pretending to be actors, directors ect. and let the party theme be set in a casino
Speaker3: that's... not a bad idea :)
Speaker3: And it actually fits with some of the motives i wrote down - like one of the characters is the niece/nephew of the victim, and they're incredibly spoilt and the vic cuts of there inheritance...
Speaker2: giving them a motive! Not bad! Loooks like your murder mystery party is taking shape ;)
Speaker3: it's a painful process, but I'm working through it ;)
Speaker3: thank you so much for your help though - i really appreciate it!! i know your busy...
Speaker2: hey, anything i can do for my favourite cousin ;)
Speaker3: ahem, your *only* cousin
Speaker2: still doesn;t change the fact that you're my fav :)
Speaker3: why would it? i'm fabulous!
Speaker3: <file_gif>
Speaker2: alright miss fabulous, lets get back to work - what else do you need help woth?
Speaker3: I want to give some kind of prizes at then end (you know - best actor/actress, best costume...), but i don't want it to be something cheap... :/
Speaker2: Could go with food? I mean hear me out - why not have a goody bag with sweets and small gadgets? a pair of dice ect?
Speaker3: Tat could work :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 helps her cousin Speaker3 organizing her murder mystery party and deciding on its main theme - Pirates, beach party Casino or Hollywood.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to visit grandma tomorrow. Speaker1 will go with her. She will call Anna when she wakes up.