Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Speaker2, we need to talk when I’m back home.
Speaker2: Something happened?
Speaker1: It’s about Harper. I’m worried about her.
Speaker2: Why, you noticed something?
Speaker1: You go to sleep early, you don’t realize she comes back home very late, usually behaves weird…
Speaker2: Oh, honey, she’s a teenager, they do stupid things, maybe she’s a bit drunk…
Speaker1: She doesn’t behave like she’s drunk. She behaves like she’s on drugs.
Speaker2: Are you sure?!!
Speaker1: I’m pretty sure, we’ll discuss it later, ask her if she’s home this evening, maybe we’ll talk to her as well.
Speaker2: I don’t know about this… She’ll get angry, start accusing us that we control her…
Speaker1: You want to leave it like this??
Speaker2: No… Ok, we’ll talk about it at home, right?
Speaker1: Yes, just… think about it.
Speaker2: I will.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 will talk later at home about Harper's weird behavior.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 suggests to meet after the IMF lecture to discuss the presentation which is due on Monday. Speaker1, Speaker6, Speaker2 and Speaker4 will meet tomorrow at Speaker5:15. Speaker3 will be late.