Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Do you know what happened to Kate today? Why she was so sad and quiet? It's not like her! 
Speaker2: Yeah, I know. 
Speaker1: ???
Speaker2: It's about her boyfriend. 
Speaker1: Ah! They broke up?
Speaker2: Possibly. They had some kind of argument yesterady. That's what she told me.
Speaker1: Did she say what the argument was about?
Speaker2: She wasn't very clear about it. But, for some time already, I've suspected that this boyfriend of hers is a bit of a boozer. 
Speaker1: That's not a good news. 
Speaker2: Precisely. And I thingk Kate doesn't know what to do about it.
Speaker1: Well, that's now an easy subject. 
Speaker2: Maybe I'm wrong...
Speaker1: Did you go to a party with both of them?
Speaker2: I did, but I had to leave early. Speaker3:00.
Speaker1: It doesn't mean anything. 
Speaker2: You're right, but few days after the party we met Kate, Ariel and me for a coffee and Ariel made some strange remark. I didn't notice it then, but now I think something must have happened at the party after I left. 
Speaker1: Do you think we should try talking to Speaker1?
Speaker2: I suppose so. Better to talk now, before things get worse.
Speaker1: True. Let's arrange a coffee together. 
Speaker2: Tomorrow? Around midday?
Speaker1: Fine. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Kate probably broke up with her boyfriend as he drinks too much. He was drunk when Speaker2 was leaving the party at 10. Speaker2 and Speaker1 want to meet Kate to talk about it around midday tomorrow.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is looking for Maryam.