Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Success! I’ve finished reading Gone with the Wind 😊 you can congratulate me now.
Speaker1: I almost don’t believe it 😀 so, how was it?
Speaker2: Well, it’s understandable why it’s considered a classic, but I think it’s a very SAD book overall. 
Speaker1: Yeah, I know what you mean. It’s getting more and more depressing, but the ending is surprisingly hopeful, so that’s something. So, what did you enjoy most?
Speaker2: I guess Scarlett and her character 😀, how the South was portraited (a mean nostalgia) AND the banter between Scarlett and Rhett. I think their conversations were brilliantly written.
Speaker1: And the grandeur of it all!
Speaker2: Yeah, so what do you propose I read next?
Speaker1: Hmm, let me think 😀
Speaker1: No, wait. I think first you should watch the movie if you haven’t already. 
Speaker2: Ok, is it good?
Speaker1: It’s awesome!
Speaker2: Ok, I believe you 😀
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Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's finished reading Gone with the Wind. Speaker1 and Speaker2 agree that the book is quite depressing. Speaker2 appreciates not only the portrayal of Scarlett and the South, but also well-written dialogues between Scarlett and Rhett. Speaker1 tells Speaker2 to watch a movie.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 likes Speaker1's lenses and wants to buy similar ones. Speaker1 got them from Crazy Lenses.