Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello dear Speaker2! Thank you ever so much for this lovely doll!! 
Speaker2: Hello Speaker1, you are welcome!
Speaker1: Mike brought it today and said I should keep it as you no longer wanted it. Is that right?
Speaker2: Am happy you appreciate it. True, I don't think I want to have it lying around.
Speaker1: Wasn't it Aitra who made it specially for you?
Speaker2: Yes, it was her. So many years ago but to tell you the truth I never warmed up to this particular doll. It looks so sad...
Speaker1: It does, doesn't it? Aitra was not a happy person either.
Speaker2:  I know! You liked each other so much that I thought you might like to have this doll as a remembrance.
Speaker1: How sweet of you. I do appreciate it.
Speaker2: You know, for me it's just a doll I got as a present when I was a child. And for you a doll produced by an old friend of yours, the one who passed away and was buried far away from here, means SO MUCH MORE. It is only right that you keep the doll.
Speaker1: Oh Speaker2 I feel like weeping... So much emotion...
Speaker2: I wish I could take you in my arms!
Speaker1: Instead I am cuddling up to me this doll. Oh dear...
Speaker2: You are such a lovely and sensitive and emotional being.
Speaker1: And the one who loves old-fashioned dolls! :)
Speaker2: But it is good! Just think about the doll as a present from Aitra.
Speaker1: And from you!
Speaker2: I feel so good knowing how important it all is for you.
Speaker1: Thank you very, very much, Speaker2.
Speaker2: My pleasure.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Mike brought Speaker1 a doll which Speaker2 no longer needs. The doll was made by Aitra, who passed away. Speaker2 knows that Speaker1 and Aitra were friends, and wants Speaker1 to have the doll as a remembrance of Speaker1's late friend. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 explains Speaker1 why she doesn't want to be pregnant.