Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Mom, I need to tell you something.
Speaker1: Yes, what is it?
Speaker2: You remember when I told you something must be up, cause lieutenant Wells was calling for me all the time?
Speaker1: Yes, I do.
Speaker2: Well… It is serious. And kinda huge
Speaker1: What is it, son?? Are you…
Speaker2: Yes, I’m going to Afghanistan.
Speaker1: O my god… This is terrible! Can’t you do something about it!
Speaker2: Sorry mom but no, I have to go.
Speaker1: I will be so scared…
Speaker2: Mon, don’t be, a situation is pretty stable there, nothing will happen to me.
Speaker1: How can you know that… War is war.
Speaker2: It’s not even war anymore! Stop panicking
Speaker1: How can I not panic, you’re my only son! If anything happens to you…
Speaker2: It won’t mum, trust me
Speaker1: I knew the army was a bad idea…
Speaker2: I’m happy to there!
Speaker1: What are you saying…
Speaker2: It’s a great experience, fellow soldiers told me that! Some of them been there
Speaker1: They’re telling you that to cheer you up…
Speaker2: What, no, they don’t! Why are you behaving like that!
Speaker1: Because I’m worried about you…
Speaker2: Don’t be, I’m a grown up man, time to deal with it.
Speaker1: I wall always be your mother, so I will always worry.
Speaker2: I’m going to be OK, do you understand? And now stop it, I’ll visit you on Thursady, will buy some cake.
Speaker1: Great, I’ll be waiting for you.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Lieutenant Wells called Speaker2 lots of times. Speaker2 is going to Afghanistan. The situation is stable there. Speaker2 is Speaker1's only son. Speaker2 is visiting Speaker1 on Thursday with a cake.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is waiting on the airport in Luxemburg now.