You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. Your task is to label each of the continuous conversations done by one speaker with the emotion detected in that particular part. Your labels can be one among the following: 'No emotion', 'surprise', 'happiness', 'sadness', 'anger', 'disgust'.

Ex Input:
Person1: May , is the university a terrible place ?
Person2: Surely not . Life in the university is fun . Why did you ask ?
Person1: Because you study day in and day out for the entrance exam . So I figure you would study even harder after you ' Ve got in .
Person2: Studying in the university is not easy , but it's not as arduous as you think .
Person1: How do you know that ? You haven't got in yet .
Person2: Of course I know . I once attended Lisa's class , sitting quietly at the back of the classroom .
Person1: Oh , really ? Were you not caught ?
Person2: Of course not . You are allowed to attend any lecture , only if there are empty seats for you and you don't disturb the class . In universities , you study in a free and creative environment .
Person1: What do you want to study in the university ? Have you thought about it ?
Person2: This question has really been bothering me . I like Chinese literature , you know . But economics is really hot now , and it has a very good career prospect .
Person1: I will choose what I like . You don't know what a torture it is for me to study English , because I don't like English .
Person2: Though I like Chinese literature very much , I'm also interested in economics . It's a tough choice to make .
Person1: You can decide later . You will have choices before you submit your university application form .
Person2: Right . I have lots of time to think carefully before I make my final decision .

Ex Output:
No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,surprise,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion

Ex Input:
Person1: Where will it be ?
Person2: Take me to the railroad station . Can you put my baggage in the trunk ?
Person1: OK . But let me park my car in a better position . All right , miss . Where are the bags ?
Person2: Over there .
Person1: That's a lot . What did you bring with you ?
Person2: They're just gifts I bought . Don't worry . They are not heavy .

Ex Output:
No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion

Ex Input:
Person1: I can ' t believe my English teacher is making me read pride and prejudice !
Person2: Why not ! It ' s a classic . In fact , it ' s one of my favorite novels .
Person1: But it ' s so old .
Person2: Don ' t judge a book by its cover . Do you Kwon what it ' s about ?
Person1: No , not at all .
Person2: First of all , it ' s a romance novel , set in the early 19th century .
Person1: I didn ' t realize it was a romance novel . What ' s the main storyline ?
Person2: It ' s basically about a father who tried to marry off one of his five girls .
Person1: Why does he want to do that ?
Person2: Since he doesn ' t have a son , he hopes that one of the girls will marry a wealthy man . That way , all of his daughters will be cared for .
Person1: Won ' t they get his inheritance ?
Person2: No , that ' s the problem . Though they are well-off , once he dies , his house will go to his cousin . So , when he dies , the girls will have nothing .
Person1: I see . This sounds interesting ! Maybe my teacher isn ' t so horrible after all .
Person2: So , are you going to read the novel or watch the movie ?
Person1: There ' s movie ? My teacher didn ' t tell me that !
Person2: That ' s probably because she wants you to read the book first .
Person1: It would take a lot less time ...
Person2: How about this . When you finish the book . I ' ll get the movie and watch it with you .
Person1: Ok . That sounds like a deal .

Ex Output:
surprise,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,happiness,No emotion,surprise,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,happiness