Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello Speaker1!  Speaker3: I've been trying to track down this biography of Droste by Karschunov. They don't seem to have a copy at the college library and I don't fancy buying it. Could I borrow it from you?
Speaker1: Hello Speaker2, but I'm not sure I have it. What's the title?
Speaker2: "Das Spiegelbild"
Speaker1: Rings a bell. Let me check and I'll get back to you, Speaker2.
Speaker2: Thank you Speaker1.
Speaker1: Yes, I have a copy. A bit bashed but readable :) If it's urgent, I can send it to you.
Speaker2: Great that you have it. No, it isn't urgent at all. Droste is just on my list and I'll tackle her in due time. I just have to remember about the book before we meet next time.
Speaker1: Isn't it pretty soon? Hasn't Rita arranged for some meal together these days?
Speaker2: True! St Martin's Goose on the 10th! It is this coming Friday. Will you be as kind and bring the book with you?
Speaker1: But of course! Pleasure.
Speaker1: And you can keep it. I don't  think I'll be reading it again.
Speaker2: Thank you! Lucky me. So see you and Rita on Friday.
Speaker1: Looking forward to. Give my regards to Harry please.
Speaker2: I will. Thank you.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will borrow "Das Spiegelbild" book from Speaker1. Speaker1 will bring the book to their meeting together with Rita on Friday 10th. Speaker2 will pass regards to Harry from Speaker1.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to visit her parents next Saturday. Speaker1 might make a lasagne for her. Speaker2's mom has a birthday gift for her. 