Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone has ideas for MA dissertation subjects?
Speaker1: LOL ofc not 🙊
Speaker3: Yeah, I have a subject and a supervisor already 😎
Speaker3: I’m going to write about conceptual poetry by a few female Argentinian writers
Speaker3: With Paloma 😍
Speaker2: I’m so envious!!
Speaker2: Do you think she might be interested in working with me?
Speaker3: She’s quite strict with the choice of supervisees and I gather she’s also famous for hating to teach and to supervise
Speaker3: So might be difficult
Speaker3: But I’m sure a good research proposal would merit her attention. You should defs give it a try, she’s so much better than the others
Speaker2: I know… Do you think we could meet next week and do some brainstorming on my topic together?
Speaker3: Sure!
Speaker2: Ok, I’ll be in touch
Speaker1: Can I join
Speaker2: Ofc feel free to!
Speaker2: I’ll be writing to you guys on here and we can grab a coffee after the seminars
Speaker1: Cool
Speaker3: 👍🏼
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 is writing her MA dissertation on female Argentinian conceptual poetry, with Paloma as a supervisor. Speaker2 wants the same supervisor so he wants to meet Speaker3 next week to discuss his ideas over coffee. Speaker1 is planning to join them.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 and Speaker2 invite Speaker1 to join them for a movie by Lola Arias on the making of the play he had seen. He will come to their place earlier on Saturday.