Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Damn
Speaker1: ?
Speaker2: I just don't get people sometimes.
Speaker1: What happened?
Speaker2: I have this thing with Karen that I told you about and she's still mad. And I tried to talk this out with with her, I told her like all the things you told me to say and still nothing.
Speaker1: But you guys are talking to each other right? Just in general.
Speaker2: Yeah, I mean she's not angry. She's just like... kinda quiet and sad and I think she's still holding a grudge or something.
Speaker1: Ok, so when you say you wanna talk about what happened, what does she say? 
Speaker2: "There's nothing left to talk about."
Speaker1: And what do you reply?
Speaker2: I say that there's still visibly something wrong and I don't like seeing her this way and I want us to talk about our problems. 
Speaker1: And she says...?
Speaker2: That it's all ok and I shouldn't worry. And it just seems so passive-aggressive, you know. And believe me I tried that several times and wvery time she just doesn't want to talk about it. 
Speaker1: Hm.. maybe just give her some time. Maybe rationally she knows everything's ok, but she just can't let go of these emotions. Btw you have said you're sorry, right?
Speaker2: Man, like a 1000 times. I don't know maybe it'll just pass.
Speaker1: Hope so. Keep me posted. 
Speaker2: Sure thing. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 can't figure out why Karen won't talk to him about their problem.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will read Speaker1's 12 page article that he spent 2 weeks writing.