Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: One year ago my mother passed away
Speaker2: I’m sorry to hear that
Speaker1: She was an amazing woman
Speaker1: She was born in 1920
Speaker1: She was a young woman when the war started
Speaker2: Like my mother…
Speaker1: Is she still alive?
Speaker1: No. She died in 1977.
Speaker2: My mother joined the communist party and was fighting in the resistance movement
Speaker2: She saw many of her colleagues arrested and executed but she was lucky to survive
Speaker2: She met my father in 1943
Speaker2: He was also a communist
Speaker2: He was killed one year after I was born
Speaker1: So you don’t remember your dad?
Speaker2: Sadly I don’t. But my mother loved him dearly.
Speaker2: He was the love of her life. 
Speaker2: She was with a few men later in her life
Speaker2: But none of them was so dear to her
Speaker2: Mostly she brought me up alone, which was uncommon in the 50s. 
Speaker2: She was a really strong and courageous woman.
Speaker2: I miss her a lot. 
Speaker2: For the past 10 years, we used to call each other everyday at 9 p.m.
Speaker2: And suddenly she passed away
Speaker2: I still feel the need to talk to her in the evening.
Speaker2: But she’s not there anymore to pick up my phone call… 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's mother died a year ago. Speaker2's mother died in 1977. They used to talk every day at 9 pm.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 passed a driving exam.