Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello cutie, how's it going?
Speaker1: Well, good. Just had my 20 week scan, everything looks Great!
Speaker2: Oh, that's great, boy or girl, or didn't you want to know?
Speaker1: We're having a little girl! So happy!
Speaker2: Thought of any good names yet?
Speaker1: Well, we've got a few, want something different.
Speaker2: Right! What's on your shortlist, then?
Speaker1: Crystalline, Kaytee, Otterlee and Zowie.
Speaker2: Well, yes, they are certainly unique!
Speaker1: Roobee is another possibility!
Speaker2: They are all great, but you may need to consider that the spellings might cause confusion!
Speaker1: Well, we did want something completely different. No boring Chloe, Issy and Rosie for us!
Speaker2: My Issy is not at all boring! We love her name too!
Speaker1: OK, sorry, I just mean I'd like a name that stands out from the crowd! 
Speaker2: What about Leah or Lyra or Hermione?
Speaker1: I do like Lyra, it's pretty out there but not Moon Unit out there!
Speaker2: Yes, it's from a Philip Pullman book, the Golden Compass.
Speaker1: I don't know that book, but I like the name. I'll suggest it to Dan. Anyway, see you Friday! Bye!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is having a little girl but can't decide on her name. Speaker1 is going to suggest the name Lyra to Dan. Speaker1 will see Speaker2 on Friday.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 are discussing the divorce filing. Speaker2 and Speaker1 agree there are always two sides.