Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Eh I’m so tired : (
Speaker2: I bet you are, where did you go with Jane?
Speaker1: To the “Black Inn”
Speaker2: How was it?
Speaker1: Ok, but I got some pretty bad news.
Speaker2: What do you mean?
Speaker1: Jane is pregnant
Speaker2: Oh… isn’t it a good news?
Speaker1: No, the father is her abusive ex
Speaker2: Doesn’t sound very good, what now?
Speaker1: She’s considering the abortion, I’m trying to change her mind
Speaker2: Why? Maybe it would be for the best
Speaker1: Look, she has no purpose in her life, no ideas for her future, maybe this kid would help her to get it back together
Speaker2: Or make it even worse… Have you thought about it?
Speaker1: Yea I have but I still think it’s a chance for her, the other thing is what we’ll she do with that.
Speaker2: You can’t push her too much, it’s her decision, a very difficult one.
Speaker1: Yes, yes, I know, I hope she’ll make it.
Speaker2: What would you do if you were her?
Speaker1: Definitely an abortion, but if I was in the SAME situation, considering money, life and relationships, maybe I would change my mind.
Speaker2: I don’t think Jane will tbh
Speaker1: Why?
Speaker2: She’s always been like that; very independent, always on her own. You can’t just change it.
Speaker1: A kid changes a lot, trust me.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 went to the Black Inn with Jane. Jane is pregnant. The father is her abusive ex. She's considering an abortion. Speaker1's trying to change her mind. She thinks it would change her life for the better. Jane has always been very independent, so Speaker2 doubts she'll change her mind.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 cannot find enough information online for his paper. Speaker1 suggests he tries the library. 