premise: George was in a bit of a pickle.
initial: He had a deadline that was rapidly approaching.
counterfactual: He had a dental appointment that was rapidly approaching.
original_ending: He only had a few more pages to go in his book. He sat down at the computer and was struck with inspiration. George finished his manuscript and celebrated.
edited_ending: He had not been brusing his teeth.He sat down at the computer and was struck with inspiration.George called his dentist and cancelled.<SEP>He only had a few more pages to go in his book, but had to go to the dentist.He sat down at the computer and was struck with inspiration.George finished his manuscript and celebrated, but then remembered he missed the dentist.<SEP>He was afraid of the dentist and didn't want to go.He sat down and tried to find a good reason to cancel his appointment.George decided to just go anyway.