Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker4: <file_other> 
Speaker2: “Which Harry Potter Character Are You”. Seriously?
Speaker3: Oh, I love personality tests!
Speaker1: It's not an actual personality test, you know? It's just a game for kids :P
Speaker4: Hey, don't be such a bore! It might not be prepared by a certified psychologist but it's still fun.
Speaker3: Exactly! It's not like I believe it tells me something about my personality. But the results are often so funny.
Speaker2: But you know that if you find the key to the author's way of thinking, you can crack such tests to get whatever result you want?
Speaker1: And the questions are often totally moronic.
Speaker2: Right, because they're made up by teenagers.
Speaker4: You're seventeen, Speaker2. Technically speaking you're still a teenager too :P
Speaker3: Bwahaha, I got Trelawney! XD
Speaker4: I didn't know you could read tea leaves :D
Speaker1: Neither could Trelawney, if I remember correctly :P
Speaker3: What's your result, Speaker4?
Speaker4: Ginny Weasley. I'm not a redhead, but I can always dye my hair, right? :D
Speaker3: LOL, yes. And Ginny is so badass! 
Speaker4: She's one of my favorite characters. Okay, boys, your turn.
Speaker1: I'm not a preschooler :P
Speaker3: Come on, it's gonna be fun!
Speaker2: Okay, I'll give it a try.
Speaker1: I'm surrounded by kids!
Speaker2: LOL, you won't guess who I got!
Speaker3: What, Voldemort?
Speaker4: Snape?
Speaker2: Think bigger! :D
Speaker3: Hagrid?
Speaker2: Yes! Now I'll have to grow out my hair and beard, put on some weight and start smuggling weird animals XD 
Speaker4: See? It was fun after all!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4, Speaker3 and Speaker2 are taking the Harry Potter personality quiz, while Speaker1 refuses.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1's new neighbours are nice but loud. They own a parakeet that makes a lot of noise throughout the night.