Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Did anyone see my flower necklace? I must have lost it at the party yesterday.
Speaker3: I'll look for it in my flat as soon as I get to cleaning.
Speaker1: You haven't started yet? It's 6 p.m.!
Speaker3: You might not remember it, but the last guests left at 6 a.m. I needed some sleep.
Speaker1: Hey, I do remember leaving the party :P 
Speaker2: Yeah, but do you also remember getting back home?
Speaker1: Erm, not exactly XD
Speaker2: That's because you fell asleep in my car :P
Speaker1: Oops, sorry. But you didn't have to carry me inside, did you?
Speaker2: Well, someone had to :P
Speaker1: Sorry again XD
Speaker4: I think I've got your necklace. It was in my pocket, I've no idea how it got there. Is it silver?
Speaker1: Yes, a silver flower with a green stone in the middle.
Speaker4: <file_photo> This one?
Speaker1: Yes! Thanks, I was really worried it was gone for good.
Speaker4: No problem, I'll bring it to the office on Monday.
Speaker1: Okay.
Speaker4: @Speaker3, do you need any help cleaning your flat? I feel bad about all that mess we've left you with.
Speaker3: No, don't worry, it's not that bad. I'll take care of it as soon as I finish breakfast.
Speaker2: More like supper :P
Speaker3: Nope, breakfast is all about breaking the fast. I've fasted since last night, so I'm eating breakfast right now XD
Speaker1: Never argue with a linguist :D
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 lost her flower necklace. Speaker3 will look for it when cleaning. Speaker4 found it in her pocket and she will bring it to the office on Monday. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has a cold. He will drink some orange juice and go to sleep.