Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Have you heard that Alice's birthday's coming?
Speaker1: Yeah. In 2 weeks time.
Speaker2: Right. Are we doing something? 
Speaker1: What do you mean?
Speaker2: A birthday party, of course! 
Speaker1: Oh. I don't know if she'd like that.
Speaker2: Y? 
Speaker1: Well, she tends to keep to herself, so I assume she's not the outgoing type.
Speaker2: Maybe you're right. 
Speaker1: But what can we do except for a party?
Speaker2: Well, we can take her to dinner? 
Speaker1: Not bad. Do you know what food she likes?
Speaker2: Not really, no. 
Speaker1: Me neither. Anything else?
Speaker2: Coffee? 
Speaker1: Nah. That's dumb. Maybe cinema?
Speaker2: Anything on at the moment? 
Speaker1: Don't know. Will check.
Speaker2: Okay.  
Speaker1: There's a horror, a romantic comedy and a bio on now.
Speaker2: She's afraid of horrors, recently broke up with Mark and who's bio is it? 
Speaker1: Winston Churchill...
Speaker2: She wouldn't like that... 
Speaker1:  Got a great idea! She's always very artsy and likes to talk about that kind of stuff, right?
Speaker2: Yeah. She just can't shut up about it. ;) 
Speaker1: Let's take her to the impressionist exhibition! They'll be in town next week.
Speaker2: That's a great idea! 
Speaker1: And we can grab some coffee later and listen to her talk about it ;)
Speaker2: Yeah, lol, listen to her talk about it! :)
Speaker1: So it's settled then!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Alice's birthday is in two weeks. She's not outgoing, so they won't be throwing a party for her, but she likes art so Speaker2 and Speaker1 decide to take her to the impressionist exhibition and for a coffee.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 hasn't talked to Speaker1 for a long time and he thinks she doesn't love him anymore.