Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: May I stay home?
Speaker2: No. 
Speaker1: Mom! 
Speaker2: No means no. End of discussion.
Speaker1: But I don't feel good. Pleeeeease!
Speaker2: I've let you stay home once, which doesn't mean you can skip school days whenever you want now.
Speaker1: Not like 'whenever', Just today. Please, say yes.
Speaker2: No. I mean it. I know all too well what you're doing. Instead of playing games all night you should have revised for the test.
Speaker1: You're awful!!!!
Speaker2: Go to school. Do your best. Have fun.
Speaker1: Hate you.
Speaker2: Love you! Very much. 
Speaker1: That's not fair.
Speaker2: Well... get used to that. Seriously, get ready to school. I'll pick you up at 3.20. I won't change my mind.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants to stay home because he has a test at school. Speaker2 has let him stay once before, but now she refuses. She will pick him up at 3.20.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 got Abigail pregnant. When they were having sex without protection her father, a church pastor, kicked Speaker1 in the butt and Speaker1 came inside Abigail. 