Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello Speaker1! How are you?
Speaker1: Hello my little kitten. I'm fine. Thank you. It was so lovely to see you yesterday.
Speaker2: Your cake was fantastic Speaker1. It always is. Look I think I left my gloves on the table in the hallway. Will you be as kind and check if they're there please?
Speaker1: Certainly my dear. I'll text you back.
Speaker2: Ta!
Speaker1: I can't find any gloves in the hallway. Are you sure you had them on when you came in?
Speaker2: I think I did. And I took off the coat in the hallway. So I'd have put my gloves there as well.
Speaker1: But wait a second! Didn't you go to the shed to fetch some jars or something?
Speaker2: That's right! I did! Could you...? Please.
Speaker1: I'm on my way darling.
Speaker1: I have found them! On a shelf in the shed!
Speaker2: Thank heavens! Thank you Speaker1. On the way back from college I'll pop in and fetch them.
Speaker1: Good. I'm at home in the afternoon. I say, are these your only pair of gloves?
Speaker2: In fact they aren't mine. I've nicked them from Mum and have to slip them in again without her noticing. They just go perfectly with my red coat.
Speaker1: You are incorrigible Speaker2! The coat is beautiful BTW.
Speaker2: I know. See you later Speaker1!
Speaker1: Take care!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 visited Speaker1 yesterday and had some fantastic cake. She left her gloves at the Speaker1's when she went to the shed to fetch some jars. Speaker2 will pop in and fetch them on her way back from college. In fact they are her mum's gloves, she needs to slip them in again without her noticing. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will be about 10 minutes late. Speaker1 is waiting at the left entrance and they are going to attend a meeting. This might be the last opportunity for Speaker2 and Speaker1 to get through to them.