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'.
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Question: Person1: What do you think is harder , reading or writing ?
Person2: Well , they ' re completely different . Reading is passive , and writing is active .
Person1: I don ' t think I understand what you mean . Could you explain a little more ?
Person2: In reading you need to recognize language by seeing the words on the page and knowing what they are . In writing you have to produce language , you have to create your own words on a blank page .
Person1: Oh , now I see what you mean . When you ' re reading , you are just looking , but when you are writing , you are actually doing something !
Person2: A reading knowledge of a language is larger and different from a writing knowledge . Don ' t you think so ?
Person1: I think I see what you mean . I can read Shakespeare but I definitely can ' t write it .
Person2: Exactly .
Person1: So I have another question for you . What do you think is harder , speaking or understanding ?
Person2: They ' re both harder than reading or writing .
Person1: In what way ?
Person2: Because they are direct communication with another person , and there ' s a time limit . This time limit is the most serious problem for foreigners , even for those who know lots of English .
Person1: You are making me feel really discouraged .
Person2: I ' m not trying to discourage you . I ' m trying to help you . You have to live with these difficulties . Isn ' t it better to know about them ? The more you know about what you have to face , the better you ' ll do . I promise !

Answer: No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion

Question: Person1: I don't know , but he gives me the creeps .
Person2: Just take it easy . If he starts to bother you , let me know and I'll call security .
Person1: But what if he knows my name , where I live ...
Person2: Don't get all worked up over him . He's probably harmless .
Person1: Actually , he's really good-looking . Too bad he's a weirdo .
Person2: You never know . Maybe he's just an innocent , lonely guy ...
Person1: Now he's looking over here ! He's coming !
Person2: OK ! I'll call security .

Answer: No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,fear,fear

Question: Person1: You ' re a big fan of Andy Lau , aren ' t you ?
Person2: Yes , I ' Ve been got all his albums and most of his films on DVD . I adore him . He ' s my idol .
Person1: How come you don ' t have all of his films on DVD ?
Person2: Some of his early films are hard to find nowadays , especially the ones where he only played a bit part .
Person1: I see . I ' m sure you ' ll find them one day . I see you also have several poster of him .
Person2: Yes . These posters are new . I bought them last week and put them up on my bedroom walls yesterday .
Person1: Are you a member of his fan club ?
Person2: I was , but then I discovered you can find out everything for free on the internet , so I ' m not a member now .
Person1: Did you see the interview with Andy Lau in cosmopolitan magazine last month ?
Person2: Of course ! I bought two copies .
Person1: Two copies ? One to keep and one to cut the pictures out of , right ?

Answer:
No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,happiness,surprise