Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Speaker1, I've reviewed your essay. It has all of my notes and corrections, but overall - excellent work. For next Tuesday, your homework assignement will be to discuss how "Huckleberry Finn" can be read and interpreted differently by two different readers. Use the notes from class to help you.
Speaker1: Thanks, Mr Detore. The doctor said that I should be back in class soon. Do you mind answering a question about the London trip?
Speaker2: Of course not, Speaker1. How can I help?
Speaker1: My mum was wondering whether I should go, because we might not be able to pay all of the required costs, especially since I've recently just come back home from hospital.
Speaker2: Yes, I spoke to your mother recently on the phone - I told her that it's no problem for the school to cover the costs for certain students, yourself included. 
Speaker2: If you have any other concerns or issues, don't hesitate to ask.
Speaker1: Thanks Mr Detore - Have a nice weekend!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Tonia has been signed out of the hospital. She has to write an essay on two different interpretations of "Huckleberry Finn" for next Tuesday. School will pay for her trip to London.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 was at cafe Kohaku near Covent Garden last week, but it's closed down now to her and Speaker2's surprise. She contacted the owners, but they haven't replied yet. Speaker2 and his cousin went to the Lily's in the end, but it had a different vibe.