Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I sent you an invitation to the musical I play in!
Speaker1: Wow, you play in a musical? In a REAL musical?
Speaker2: Yup. :)))
Speaker1: How did it happen?
Speaker2: Well, I felt like I didn't have enough opportunities to grow and to develop the creative part of myself, so I started attending acting classes for amateurs. At some point our teacher decided that we're ready to show the world, what we can do and... this is how the idea of making a musical was born. :D
Speaker1: Wow, I've never thought that you would enjoy an activity like that! That's so cool (and impressive) :)
Speaker1: I'll try to show up, of course. :)
Speaker2: That would be awesome! I invited also Chris and Lily, but they probably won't show up.
Speaker2: Btw Have you heard the news about them? They're getting divorced. :(
Speaker1: Is it for sure...?
Speaker2: I think so, they separated three months ago. I can't believe it either... :(
Speaker1: They were such a great couple. :(
Speaker1: What are they going to do with Logan? Who will he live with?
Speaker2: I have no idea. With Lily, I guess.
Speaker1: Then Chris must be devastated. :( I'll call him.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval WIll is going to see Speaker2 in a musical. Chris and Lily might not show up and are getting a divorce. Speaker2 and Speaker1 don't know who will keep Logan. Speaker1 wants to comfort Chris.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to buy flowers for her mother and asks Speaker1 which flowers does she like. Speaker1 suggests Speaker2 to buy freesias.