premise: My dad took me to a baseball game when I was little.
initial: He spent that night teaching me all about the sport.
counterfactual: He fails to teach me about the sport.
original_ending: He showed me every position and what everything meant. He introduced me to one of my favorite games ever. Now, playing or seeing baseball on TV reminds me of my father.
edited_ending: I learned every position and what everything meant by myself.Later I went to one of my favorite games ever.Now, playing or seeing baseball on TV reminds me of when I was little.<SEP>A different friend showed me every position and what everything meant.That friend introduced me to one of my favorite games ever.Now, playing or seeing baseball on TV reminds me of my buddy.<SEP>He couldn't show me every position and what everything meant.He failed to introduce me to one of my favorite games ever.Now, playing or seeing baseball on TV reminds me of my father.