Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello Speaker1, you coming to book group tonight?
Speaker1: Hope to, you enjoying the book. I love it!
Speaker2: Well, I do think the protagonist is quite mad and violent, but I am really getting into it.
Speaker1: I know what you mean, he's not exactly an anti-hero, but you can't help sort of liking him!
Speaker2: I've read on a bit and know what the big event is, if you see what I mean!
Speaker1: Well, I think I do, but please don't spoil it, I'm enjoying the book too much!
Speaker2: We're at Sandy and Iain's tonight, aren't we? You bringing anything?
Speaker1: Well, actually I did make a lemon cake and I will obviously bring a bottle of something nice too!
Speaker2: Looking forward to it, see you afterwards.
Speaker1: See you later!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 will see each other tonight at Sandy and Iain's for a book group meeting. Speaker1 made lemon cake and will bring a bottle of something to drink. Speaker1 enjoys the book. Speaker2 knows the big event of the book.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 hasn't talked to Speaker1 for a long time and he thinks she doesn't love him anymore.