Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hey guys! Any cat ppl here?
Speaker3: Nah. I'm a dog person!
Speaker2: I <3 cats!
Speaker1: Speaker2, y do u like cats?
Speaker2: They're so cute and fluffy <3 
Speaker3: Yeah, and malicious!
Speaker2: No, they're not!
Speaker3: Lemme tell you something! I don't like cats. But every time I visit someone who has a cat, the bloody things comes to me and wants me to pet it. 
Speaker1: Heard that's a sign of a good person.
Speaker2: Me too.
Speaker3: A person who's good in cat fur, for sure!
Speaker1: Do you have a cat, Speaker2?
Speaker2: Sure, 2. Fluffy and Butters :)
Speaker3: U named ur cats Fluffy and Butters? They must be so happy ;)
Speaker2: And what's ur dogs name?
Speaker3: Count :)
Speaker1: I know a word that's similar, but won't say it out loud ;)
Speaker2: Lol
Speaker3: Shut it, Speaker1! It's from Count of Monte Christo!
Speaker2: Never read it. What's it about?
Speaker1: Srsly?! That's one of my faves.
Speaker3: It's an adventure novel based in the 19th century. Napoleonic times I think.
Speaker2: Ah... It's old. I don't like such books. I prefer something about love and passion.
Speaker1: There's a lot of that in this book ;) 
Speaker2: Rly?
Speaker3: Oh sure! The main character is falsely accused of something a couple of days before getting married.
Speaker2: And then what happens?
Speaker1: He gets thrown into jail and plots revenge on the ppl who destroyed his happiness!
Speaker2: Oh my! That's interesting! I'll have to read it someday!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 loves cats. She has 2 cats named Fluffy and Butters. Speaker3 doesn't like cats. Speaker3 has a dog named Count. The name comes from Count of Monte Christo.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 does not need mum for anything important at the moment.