premise: Betsy and her little brother were playing cards.
initial: Her little brother insisted on shuffling.
counterfactual: Her little brother was an expert at shuffling.
original_ending: He had never done it before. Every time he did it, cards went flying everywhere. Betsy helped her brother learn to shuffle the cards.
edited_ending: He had done it before.Every time he did it, cards were well shuffled.Betsy wanted to learn how to shuffle cards.<SEP>She had never done it before.Every time he did it, the cards were very shuffled.Her brother helped Betsy learn to shuffle cards.<SEP>Betsy had never done shuffling before.Her brother taught him how to do it.Betsy was so happy when he first tried to shuffle cards.