Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi! I don't know if you remember me, but we'll probably meet for the New Year's. I was just talking with my friends (Alex Rafferty and Natalie Simpson), with whom I'm arriving with, whether there is an option to not take part in the activitiy with the costumes, and just take part for the rest of the party. I'm sorry if it's an inconvenience.
Speaker2: Hello... hmmm, well the initial plan was to start with the costumes and that will definitely take over an hour. Of course, there will be other dances and games, but that was ment to be the main event... Are you sure you don't want to take part?
Speaker2: I'm sorry that I haven't sent you the descriptions of your characters, but I can quickly summarise what part each of you would play (even for Natalie)... What exactly do you not like in this activity?
Speaker2: Okay, you know what - I've thought things through. I won't send you your character descriptions - I guess while that event is taking place, you'll have to be next door (there are board games & films, so you should be entertained). Then, when the costume activity has ended (which I would like to point out, doesn't depend on me but on the participants of said activity), you can rejoin us.
Speaker1: Well, we don't exactly understand what the game is... Is it something similar to charades?
Speaker2: No!! Absolutely not!!! I wrote a detailed description of the game a while back, let me see if I can resend you the email.
Speaker2: <file_other>
Speaker1: Wow, it looks really cool! :) I'll try to convince the girls to stay.
Speaker2: That's the thing - Speaker3: people signing up at the last minute, other people cancelling, not to mention the nature of this game and how close it is to the new years, I don't have time to send you detailed descriptions of your characters until new year's eve, which might not be enough time for you to prepare.
Speaker1: Oh, in that case - we'll stay by the board games. I'm sorry for all the trouble we've caused you and thank you for explaining everything.
Speaker2: It's okay (nature of the job, I suppose). But are you sure? Because like I wrote earlier, I do have characters for you if you like.
Speaker1: We're sure. Thank you! The game sounds amazing!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1, Alex Rafferty and Natalie Simpson will not be joining Speaker2 in the game. Instead they will play board games next door and join them afterwards. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3, Speaker1, Speaker2 and Speaker4 discuss their holiday plans. Speaker1 would like to go to Asia, others will think if they can join. The friends will meet tomorrow at 8 pm to discuss that. 