Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Oh Speaker2...Something horrible has happened. I'm so sorry. I have broken one of your green tea cups. Just looked away and brushed it off the table with my skirt. SORRY!
Speaker2: No worries babe! It's nothing. Really.
Speaker1: I'm feeling so bad about it. So clumsy of me.
Speaker2: Look. I never really liked the set, so one cup makes no difference. I hardly use it anyway. How come it was on the table BTW?
Speaker1: I was cleaning the cupboards in the dining room.
Speaker2: You did what? Whatever for? The crockery there is more for decoration.
Speaker1: Exactly. I thought they're so pretty, especially the green ones, and then noticed how dusty they are. So I thought I'd be a helpful guest and wash them. I did. And then I made myself a cuppa in the green one. And it happened.
Speaker2: Ya golden! Really! Look, calm down. You are a fantastic guest.
Speaker1: Ya. Smashing. As we say in GB.
Speaker2: You know what? Take out the whole green set. If you like it so much - it is yours.
Speaker1: But Speaker2! I'm speechless.
Speaker2: Precious! See you in the evening!
Speaker1: CU
Speaker1: And THANK YOU
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 feels terrible about breaking Speaker2's tea cup but she is not mad and gives her the whole set.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker3 are flying to Japan in a week. Speaker3 is scared of long flight, earth-quakes and tsunamis. Speaker1 is comforting her. Speaker2 tried to comfort Speaker3 too with no effect.