Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: One of the reasons I love reading fictonal stories is that
Speaker1: Because we behave out of our emotions and prejudices in real life, it can be so hard to have empathy at all
Speaker1: So at least I want to be able to empathize while reading fiction
Speaker2: I read an analogy recently
Speaker1: Oh
Speaker1: What kind of analogy?
Speaker2: That people don’t call crime writers sociopaths or think they’re serial killers just because they write stories where sometimes very gruesome things happen and very intricate schemes are included
Speaker2: And they don’t say bad things about those who read or watch such titles either
Speaker2: Violence
Speaker2: In action films, too, they can be very graphic
Speaker1: Yeah, that's true
Speaker1: Sometimes I find it difficult to watch, it can be so extreme
Speaker2: And all of that is illegal and frowned on in real life
Speaker2: But people think it’s okay to enjoy it when it’s fiction and don’t think of the creators as monsters either
Speaker2: So why are people so ready to jump at those who create other “controversial” stories? Well, I guess it's a difficult topic, I get it that some things shouldn't be promoted, perhaps, but should we pretend they don't exist? I'm not sure myself
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 loves reading fiction because she believes it helps her empathize. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Mark lied to Speaker1 about his age. Mark is 40.