Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Speaker2, don't you think we made a mistake
Speaker2: Maybe
Speaker1: I'm so sad for what happened
Speaker2: Good that you acknowledge it
Speaker1: I know that I should not have shout on you like I did
Speaker2: You know it hurted me
Speaker1: I know, but I did not know how I could repair what I did
Speaker2: You know I was only waiting for a word, a single word
Speaker1: I know, but it's known, sorry seems to be the hardest word
Speaker2: Yes, you know it's my favourite song
Speaker1: So, Speaker2, I tell you, I'm sorry, terribly sorry
Speaker2: OK, me too, 
Speaker1: Maybe we could try again together
Speaker2: Do you think it's really possible
Speaker1: I'm sure, Speaker2, trust me, I've really thought about everything and I want you to give me a second chance
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is sorry for what he did and for shouting at Speaker2. He wants Speaker2 to give him a second chance.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 doesn't know if his parents let him go to Speaker1's brother's wedding. Speaker1 will talk to them.