Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: guys, I know you're into Japanese literature
Speaker3: can you recommend anything?
Speaker2: Have you ever ready anything Japanese?
Speaker3: not really, a bit of Murakami
Speaker2: And?
Speaker3: I didn't like it a lot
Speaker2: I'm not a fan of Murakami either
Speaker1: really, God, I thought I'm the only one who doesn't like Haruki Murakami
Speaker1: because the other Murakami is amazing
Speaker3: the other Murakami?
Speaker1: Yes, Ryu Murakami, you may try to read him
Speaker4: I like Osamu Dazai a lot, especially "Setting Sun"
Speaker1: Mishima is also amazing
Speaker1: but "Setting Sun" is a very good beginning indeed
Speaker2: I would also recommend you to read Kawabata
Speaker2: he was the first Japanese novelist to get the Nobel Prize
Speaker3: oh, that's a recommendation!
Speaker2: hehe, I can even lend you a book of his
Speaker2: "the Sound of the Mountain"
Speaker3: great! thanks
Speaker2: i'll bring it tomorrow
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 wants to start reading Japanese literature. She didn't like Haruki Murakami. Speaker1, Speaker2 and Speaker4 recommend her Ryu Murakami, Osamu Dazai, especially his "Setting Sun", Mishima and Kawabata. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 thinks she's always attracted to bad guys.