Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello Speaker1, shock in out family as my brother's wife died yesterday from a bee sting.
Speaker2: This type of news makes one take stock and appreciate life and loved one.
Speaker1: Oh my dear Speaker2, so very very sorry to hear about the woman. A shock indeed.
Speaker1: What was it apart from a sting? An allergy?
Speaker2: Yes allergy.
Speaker1: Of course one becomes more aware of the precious life. How fragile we all are!
Speaker1: How old was she?
Speaker2: Mid 50s.
Speaker1: That's terrible. So sad... How is your bro coping?
Speaker2: Don't know really. He sent me the message at noon about what happened and that she'd been taken to hospital. And a few hours later that she passed away. I phoned him but he couldn't talk.
Speaker1: And the rest of their family? Children?
Speaker2: None. They live a very secluded life.
Speaker1: Are they the guys with a lemon plantation in Kirkwood who found us accommodation there?
Speaker2: Yip.
Speaker1: Bill only talked with your bro on the phone. You know. A nice chap.
Speaker1: Will you be going to Kirkwood for funeral?
Speaker2: Dunno yet. Probably. But she came from Knysna. Has a family there I think. Maybe they'll want to bury her there.
Speaker1: Oh Speaker2. it's so terrible. I really don't know what to say.
Speaker2: It's ok Speaker1. Thank you for your sympathy.
Speaker1: Yes, sure.You have it. Also from Bill.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's brother's wife, mid 50's, died of bee sting allergy. Speaker2 doesn't know about the funeral arrangements yet. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 has found some cinnamon whiskey and sends Speaker1 photos of it. 