Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: How about u, Speaker1? Scariest place?
Speaker1: Me? Aokigahara Forest in Japan.
Speaker5: Are you afraid of trees or leaves? :P
Speaker4: Isn't it call the Suicide Forest?
Speaker1: That's the one.
Speaker2: And what's so scary about it?
Speaker1: It has a creepy vibe to it. Speaker3: loads of pieces of string or tape, letters all over the place, overwhelming silence and the darkness of the night if you get lost
Speaker5: Doesn't sound that bad.
Speaker1: And if told you that the pieces of string lead to the bodies of ppl who committed suicide?
Speaker4: Stop it! It's already giving me goosebumps!
Speaker6: Maybe this wasn't such a good idea?
Speaker5: Which one?
Speaker6: To talk about the scariest places.
Speaker5: Nah. We're just talking. Nothing scary about it. Or is it? ;)
Speaker4: Speaker5, stop! I'm rly terrified!
Speaker1: No need. The forest is beautiful. I've heard that more ppl commit suicide on the Golden Gate than in that Forest.
Speaker4: And that's supposed to make me feel better?
Speaker1: Well, yes.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2, Speaker1, Speaker5 and Speaker4 are talking about the scariest places. For Speaker1 it is Aokigahara Forest in Japan, also called the Suicide Forest. This scares Speaker4, but Speaker1 tries to calm her with the fact that more people commit suicide on the Golden Gate Bridge than in that forest.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker3 don't like what the man in dreads looks like, but Speaker1 does.