Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello Speaker1, in the paper they say Peter's lecture starts at the cemetery. Is it correct? Last time it was at the council house.
Speaker1: It is correct. Peter decided to start there because we noticed last time a few people just didn't make it that far. So he's reversing the order.
Speaker2: I see! We want to be there. Ed is quite curious. Will you attend?
Speaker1: Of course. I know his text by heart but I have to be at his side all the time. With medications etc.
Speaker2: I suppose he also feel more confident when you're around.
Speaker1: Very much so. In fact we are together most of the time. It does start to sap my energies. But - no choice! Will you be attending?
Speaker2: Just told you we both would.
Speaker1: Nice of you! Peter will be happy to see you. But certainly you know everything he's going to talk about.
Speaker2: Not exactly as he always finds out new details. It will be new to Ed though.
Speaker2: Shall we have a drink afterwards?
Speaker1: That depends on Peter's condition. Only if he's not too tired. Then he'd only want to go home.
Speaker2: Sure enough. Just a suggestion. So let's hope the weather keeps and Peter's lecture will be well attended.
Speaker1: I'm sure it'll be a success again. So I'll see you both at the cemetery?
Speaker2: Yes. Ta ta!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Ed will meet Speaker1 and Peter at the funeral. Peter will read a lecture at the cemetery and not at the council house.They will have a drink together after the funeral if Peter is not tired.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has found some cinnamon whiskey and sends Speaker1 photos of it. 