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guard: Then it is yours my furry friend! Come get it for you and your friends.
rat: Well, thank you very kindly. Maybe I was wrong, and you guards are not quite so bad as everyone says.
guard: Take that you dirty furry creature! Let this be a warning to you and your friends!
rat: What an unforeseen sequence of events! What could have lead to this sudden but inevitable betrayal?
guard: I told you idiot. I do not like rats. They dirty filthy creatures! And you had the audacity to poop on my sandwich. Maybe if you had respected my food you would get food!
rat: Well now, no need to get angry. It's not like it was the first time I pooped in your sandwich, and lets be honest, it probably won't be the last. The sanitation conditions here are just horrendous.
guard: If I weren't so mad, I would laugh!
rat: Time to run up your pantleg to hide! I like to bite things when I get nervous.
Summarize the dialogue | The guard gives the rat a sandwich. The rat poop on the guard's sandwich. The rat bites the guard's pantleg. |
Jane: Are you going to the swimming pool with me ?
Sandra: No, it's too cold. I am going to get sick. And you George ?
George: Of course I will. With winter coming, I have to make some sport if I don't want to get fat
Jane: Good point George. Don't you think he's right, Sandra ?
Sandra: Fat or not, I don't want to get sick, it is terribly cold now
Jane: Don't exagerate, it's only 10 degrees
Sandra: Exactly what I told you, it's cold
Jane: And seeing George in swimsuit is not enough to make you change your mind :)) ?
Sandra: It's a tempting idea, but still don't want to be chilled because of this f**g swimming-pool
George: Thank you girls for your compliment
Jane: There's no compliment at all
George: But I see the pleasure of seeing me is not strong enough to make Sandra go to the swimming pool with us :)
Jane: Or your musculature not attractive enough!! lol
Sandra: It has nothing to do with it, I just DO NOT want to go to the swimming-pool, OK ?
Jane: Sandra, you're blushing
Sandra: No, I'm not !!!
George: Girls, let's stop arguing. What about going alltogether to the swimming-pool and having a fine dinner afterwards with a hot cup of tea ?
Sandra: OK, good idea with this hop cup of tea !
George: Great ! So see you at the swimming-pool !
Jane: George, you know how to talk to women ;-) | Jane and George are going swimming. Sandra reckons it's too cold. Sandra is going to the swimming pool and having a hot cup of tea afterwards. |
Leila: Should we buy a new microwave for the kitchen
Lora: we have to sooner or later
Leila: I'm at tesco right now and there is a special offer
Tim: so take it
Jeremy: we will share of course
Leila: I think it's a really good deal
Tim: perfect! | Tim will buy a new microwave at Tesco. |
#Person1#: John hasn't turned up and Stefan is ill. Do we have anyone on stand-by?
#Person2#: I'm afraid not, we're very short-staffed at the moment. Can you ask the shift supervisor to ask one of his team to do some overtime? Perhaps Tommy can stand in for an hour or two until we find a replacement. | #Person1# and #Person2# try to make up for staff shortage. #Person2# suggests letting Tommy stand in. |
high priestess: Yes, it is I and Saint Dwyfed of the Waterfall. I met him only once, but I have been inspired ever since that meeting.
beetle: I don't think the other beetles would build a statue of me, and if they did, I don't think they'd use bronze, if you get what I'm saying.
high priestess: Well, even if it were, it would only be a tiny bit of bronze. I could spare some if you truly wish to have a statue of yourself.
beetle: Nahh, I don't even have a place to keep it! You sure are nice to me, being a bug and all. Other people usually try to squash me!
high priestess: Well here then, eat hearty and be the best beetle you can be.
beetle: Can I come back and visit you again some time? This temple sure beats my little dirt tunnel.
Summarize the dialogue | high priestess met Saint Dwyfed of the Waterfall once and was inspired by him. She offers the beetle some bronze to build a statue of himself. |
Charles: hey betty
Charles: i'm outside your place
Charles: can I come in?
Betty: i'm not home, sorry
Charles: i should have called before i dropped by
Betty: that would've been a good idea, lol, :-P
Charles: do u know what time you'll be here?
Betty: not sure
Betty: i'm pretty swamped up at the library
Charles: mmmm
Charles: what to do what to do
Betty: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Betty: u know what? stay there, i'll met u there
Charles: awesome thanks! | Charles wants to come in Betty's place but she's busy in the library now. Betty eventually decides to meet Charles where he is. |
Jeanette: Hi, Mr James
John: Good afternoon.
Jeanette: I saw your profile on Facebook and I like your style.
John: I am flattered.
Jeanette: Where are you from?
John: Depends what you mean. I am in Poznan at the moment, but I don't live there.
Jeanette: Where do you live then?
John: I normally live in Warsaw.
Jeanette: Where's Warsaw?
John: In Poland.
Jeanette: Where's Poland?
John: In Europe.
Jeanette: Oh. I hear it's nice in Europe. Lots of rain. I like rain.
John: Well, we didn't have enough rain this year. There was a drought and we only harvested about half the food we normally make.
Jeanette: Yeah. We usually make less food than we normally make. We have droughts almost every year.
John: Where are you from then?
Jeanette: Kokologo
John: Where on earth's that?
Jeanette: Just south from Ougadougou.
John: Where's Ougadougou?
Jeanette: In Burkina Faso, of course! You haven't heard of Ougadougou? It's the capital!
John: Well, I haven't been to Africa. Hang on, I'll look on Google Maps.
Jeanette: ... you still there?
John: Aha, yes I see it you have a dam in the lake there. Is that for hydroelectric power?
Jeanette: Yeah, my dad used to work there, before his accident.
John: He had an accident? He's OK, I hope?
Jeanette: He fell off of the dam.
John: Well I hope he could swim.
Jeanette: Well, he can swim all right, but unfortunately there was no water in it. Like I say, we get a lot of droughts... | John is from Warsaw, but he's in Poznań at the moment. Jeanette is from Kokologo, south of Ougadougou in Burkina Faso. There was a drought in Europe this year, and in Africa they have droughts almost every year. Jeanette's father used to work in a hydroelectric power but he fell of the dam. |
Catherine: Can you send me this article about abortion, pls?
Pauline: Sure, no prob. One sec.
Catherine: I wanna send it to my colleague, we talked about it yesterday at work.
Pauline: Here goes <file_other>
Catherine: Thank you! It's appalling isn't it?
Pauline: Yeah... That's why we all need to do something.
Catherine: Have you heard of any new protests we could join?
Pauline: No, but maybe they will organize sth before Christmas.
Catherine: OK, keep me posted pls. | Pauline and Catherine find the article about abortion appalling so they want to go to any new protests they could join. |
ghost: You can have my share. Just tell me how good they taste so I can live vicariously through you.
villager: Sounds good to me too bad you dont get a share in the first place! You tricked me last time in to getting trouble
ghost: Don't worry about me. I only haunt people who are awful. Good people have nothing to fear from me. You're a good person, aren't you?
villager: I dont know if thats for me to decide but i have certainly try to be good since I got out of prison
ghost: I didn't know you were in prison. I spend quite a lot of time there haunting murderers. Why did you get arrested?
villager: I was innocent of course but I was accused of making fake coins and I all did was find this big box of equipment and money with instructions on how to do it.
ghost: Sounds plausible to me. I 100% believe you did nothing wrong.
villager: They just caught me right after I found the stuff and brought it home. I was gonna report it the next day!
Summarize the dialogue | The ghost tricked the villager into getting in trouble. The ghost doesn't get a share of the coins. The ghost spends a lot of time in prison haunting murderers. |
someone: I am not, I have never heard of such a place.
the egyptians: This is a marvel. You are not Egyptian but you understand me. This place is so shiny.
someone: Indeed it is, your clothes are a bit different. Where are you from?
the egyptians: I am from Egypt. A land far away. I am a builder. Where are you from?
someone: I am a farmer of the local kingdom.
the egyptians: That is good. We have farmers in Egypt. Do you have camels here?
someone: We do not have such a thing here, those seem to be bound to deserts. We do have horses though.
the egyptians: Yes. We have horses too. The person over there seems to want us to laugh at him.
someone: Yes, jesters are a strange bunch.
the egyptians: I am hungry. The food on the gold table looks good.
someone: Might as well try it right?
Summarize the dialogue | the egyptians are from Egypt, a land far away. They are builders. Someone is a farmer from the local kingdom. They do not have camels, but they have horses. The food on the gold table looks good. |
trader: We best be going, friend. I don't believe the people of this town took to kindly to my prices...
a horse tied up in front of a shop: We hurry
trader: Maybe I'm not cut out for the trader life, friend... What do you think? Maybe a change of profession is an order?
a horse tied up in front of a shop: gallup in the air for approval
trader: Maybe I should try farming...
a horse tied up in front of a shop: neighs and prances
trader: Maybe I could sell you and use the money to invest in an education....
a horse tied up in front of a shop: No, I can talk and you can use my skills to make money off it. You are my family.
Summarize the dialogue | trader and his horse are hurrying out of the town. The trader is thinking about changing his profession. |
#Person1#: Gross! What are you doing to yourself?
#Person2#: Chill! I'm just curling my eyelashes.
#Person1#: It looks like some kind of primitive form of torture.
#Person2#: You're such a wimp! You're afraid of an eyelash curler.
#Person1#: Well, you might pinch your eyelid! Or lose an eyeball!
#Person2#: It just makes my eyelashes curl upwards. | #Person1# is afraid that eyelash curler may hurt #Person2#'s eyes. |
#Person1#: I hear you're being sent to Madrid for the annual conference. Is that right?
#Person2#: Yes, it would be my first trip overseas. Actually, it's going to be my first time leaving the country.
#Person1#: Are you serious? You haven't even been anywhere on vacation?
#Person2#: No, I have never vacationed anywhere exotic. But even if I don't get a chance to travel on my personal time, at least I can travel on company time!
#Person1#: Well, being able to go to the conference sounds like such a great opportunity. Have you applied at the embassy for a visa yet?
#Person2#: Yes, it wasn't too hard to get. All I had to do was fill out the paperwork and pay the application fee.
#Person1#: You leave next Tuesday, right? What time is your flight?
#Person2#: My flight departs at 7 am. I have everything except for my luggage ready.
#Person1#: If your flight is leaving so early, I can take you to the airport and see you off. I'll still be able to make it into the office by 9.
#Person2#: That would be great! Thanks a lot! | #Person2# will be sent to Madrid for the annual conference and it'd be #Person2#'s first trip overseas. #Person2# says it wasn't hard to get the visa. #Person1# offers to drive #Person2# to the airport. |
Pat: Hey, do you know a good dentist?
Iris: Dentist? Hmm...no, I haven't been to the dentist in like forever. I can ask my sis though.
Pat: I'm in such pain!! :(
Iris: What happened?
Pat: I think it's my wisdom teeth! I gotta get them pulled.
Iris: Oh boy, I hate dentists with a passion! I think it's been like 7 years since I saw one.
Pat: Wow, that's a long time
Iris: Do you have anything for the pain?
Pat: Just some Tylenol, but it's not really working.
Iris: Hey, I asked my sis and she says Dr. Kimball is quite good. The number is 416-539-3983. And actually his clinic is open 24 hours.
Pat: 24 hours! That's weird. I can't imagine someone sitting on the dentist's chair at 2 am. LOL
Iris: Yeah, well what are you supposed to do if you're suffering!
Pat: Like me! I'll call them right now. Hey, thank your sis for me.
Iris: No problem. I hope it's 2 and not 4 teeth.
Pat: I guess I'll find out. I'll keep you informed.
Iris: Ok, but just not at 4 am :)
Pat: :) | Pat is in pain and needs to go to the dentist to have his wisdom teeth pulled. Iris's sister recommends Dr. Kimball. His number is 416-539-3983 and his clinic is open 24 hours. |
the king: My advisors have been with me since I was but a wee prince. They advised my dad when he was king. In fact, they have served my family loyally for many generations. I see no reason to distrust them. You, on the other hand, are just some common filth
prisoner: Do not make me do this king. I want to serve you, but my family needs me. Torturing me and killing me provides nothing. You will still have those wanting to revolt.
the king: Why should I care about your family? Give that knife back! Guards! Feed this man to my dogs.
prisoner: King Ramsey Bolton you'll never feed me to your dogs!!!!
the king: You're familiar with our house sigil, of course? If you don't want to be fed to the dogs, perhaps you'd prefer to be flayed instead
prisoner: I do not wish for that. But what is dead may never die!!
Summarize the dialogue | The prisoner refuses to serve the king. The king wants him to be fed to his dogs. |
bridge: No. One problem with being a bridge, is that I don't have any eyes. I can shuffle around, but I just kinda randomly bump into things.
a ghost: bummer I was hoping you seen her I must let her know of my undying love before I pass on to the other side
bridge: Speaking of, how'd you die?
a ghost: I was attacked by a guard when I tried to stop her marriage to this foul man name john
bridge: Sounds about right. I've never known a John that was worth a penny.
a ghost: do me a favor if he should ever cross dunk in the river for me will yea
bridge: You got it, friend. What's he look like? There are lots of Johns running around this place.
a ghost: Short and stubby with a bald spot quite a ugly man
bridge: Gross! I hope I never have his nasty feet shambling across my stones!
a ghost: I hope so for you sake cause I am sure there foul odor will give fits for days
Summarize the dialogue | a ghost is looking for his love before he passes away. bridge doesn't have eyes, so he bumps into things. he was attacked by a guard when he tried to stop her marriage to john. bridge will dunk john in the river for the ghost. |
Tim: Hi Bart, how are you?
Bart: I'm good, thank you.
Tim: Just came back from trekking. I recently changed my phone, don't have all my contact yet. Sorry, but I don't know this number :)
Bart: It's Bart from Krakow :)
Tim: Alright, nice to hear from you. How are you? :)
Bart: I came back from Bulgaria yesterday.
Tim: Oh, nice. Thanks for the pics. I texted you last week because I was going to the north of Poland and I was considering whether to stop in Wroclaw to meet up with you
Bart: Oh, would be great.
Tim: I had no internet in the mountains.
Bart: Are you back in Krakow now?
Tim: I'm back now, but I'm leaving for Canada tomorrow for 3 weeks.
Bart: I would be delighted if you visited me. Give me a shout whenever you are close to Wroclaw. Hopefully, we can meet up next time.
Tim: Sure, no problem :) Take care
Bart: Bye | Tim has recently changed his phone and doesn't have all of his contacts yet. Bart came back from Bulgaria yesterday. Tim considered meeting Bart in Wroclaw as he is already in Poland. Tim is back in Cracow now, but he's leaving for Canada tomorrow for 3 weeks. |
waiting priest: Did you not have any money to pay for the gum?
churchgoer: I did, but I needed it for the strip club.
waiting priest: My child, is stealing the gum the only sin that you need to confess? It sounds like there may be more.
churchgoer: Well, I did accidentally kill a spider the other day.
waiting priest: well accidents do happen, now lets get back to what happened at the store. You said you had money to make the purchase but chose to not pay is that correct?
churchgoer: Yes. I am so sorry. Will God forgive me?
waiting priest: God will forgive your sins my child but what can you do to make this situation better? How will you make things right with the store?
churchgoer: I spent all my money at the club. I am so broke. I could mop their floors for them I suppose.
waiting priest: I think mopping their floors would be a good start. I also think it would be wise for you to speak with the store owner and apologize for your actions.
churchgoer: I will go tomorrow. Thank you so much. Shall we pray now?
Summarize the dialogue | churchgoer stole gum from the store to pay for strip club. He will mop the store's floor tomorrow and apologize to the owner. |
#Person1#: I don't know why people are just mad about David Peckham. Is there really anything so fascinating with him?
#Person2#: He appeals to the fans thanks to two things
#Person1#: You mean he plays well? Yeah, he often scores by free kicks in crucial games. But a football match is by no means merely a show of taking free kicks.
#Person2#: Certainly not. What really counts is to play as a team, passing the ball amongst each other, dodging defenders. Free kicks are a result of all the teammates'collective efforts. However, a few free kicks often make everything different, especially scoring one such goal in the nick of time.
#Person1#: In the case, maybe facial charm should be his leading card. After all, the majority of his fans are girls.
#Person2#: Yes, his face looks are manly, with a straight nose and infinite eyes. As a man of medium height in the West, he keeps a powerful but elegant figure, looking neither lanky nor stout.
#Person1#: And he is English! He makes a model gentleman when he puts on a black suit and speaks with a typical British accent. | #Person1# asks #Person2# why people mad about David Peckham. #Person2# thinks the reason isn't that he plays well, and #Person2# agrees with #Person1# that facial charm is his leading card. |
mourner: This is the grave of my husband. My one and only love. I had no money so I had to bury him in this cursed grave yard. What am I to do?
lizards: Cursed? I've never seen anything weird go down here. This is my home and I think this is a lovely place to lay you loved one to rest. plus I would enjoy the company....if you stop crying.
mourner: Do you not see that grave? The sun never shines upon it. It is said that an old witches bones are buried here.
lizards: Oh yeah. That is true. the sun never shines over there. I like to go over there and cool down after sun bathing. It's extra cold over there.
mourner: When I came two days ago. It was overgrown with weeds but now it is clear
lizards: I must have been sleeping. I didn't see anyone come...but you say she is a witch. maybe she did it herself!
Summarize the dialogue | Mourner buried her husband in a cursed graveyard. Lizards think it's a lovely place to lay a loved one to rest. |
royal family: This is very beautiful and soft indeed. What kind of arrangement are you thinking to deliver such fine silks to me?
businessman: Well, I've an eye to work up a longstanding relationship. So I would suggest three guineas per cart for the first, shall we say 4 shipments?
royal family: You dare try to cheat a princess? That's a laughable offer. Your silk isn't that much better.
businessman: I believe in the quality it possess. You drive a hard bargain, Let's say two guineas for the first two carts. If you are as impressed as I think you will be, we can negotiate from there.
royal family: That is much better, the Queen will be pleased as well, we shall have such beautiful gowns made.
businessman: With whom should I speak regarding delivery arrangement Princess?
royal family: Am I not good enough to talk to?
businessman: Of course no offense meant my Princess. I only assumed someone of your stature and importance wouldn't trouble yourself with such minor details was all.
Summarize the dialogue | businessman wants to sell silk to the royal family. He offers two guineas for the first two carts. |
Mandy: do u prefer cola or pepsi?
Sal: why u r asking?
Mandy: I'm curious
Sal: never thought about it
Mandy: than think now, please
Sal: pepsi I guess, it's not so sweet
Mandy: ok, thanks :) | Sal prefers pepsi to cola as it's not so sweet. |
frog: I would love to be a carpenter, I love woodworking so much.
enchantress: A carpenter it is! Here goes..... Oh no it didn't work
frog: Maybe its because i need a princess kiss, and we know that will never happen!
enchantress: That is just fairy tales.... maybe my potion is needing to be refreshed
frog: Maybe more of these flowers will make it work?
enchantress: I don't think so frog.... let me think about this
frog: If you can make it work, I shall help you catch and steal these chickens before the man in the cabin comes home.
enchantress: I am thinking, please be quiet. I cannot think with you blabbering
frog: Please control your fox, he is making me anxious!
enchantress: That's it! A hair from the fox tail
frog: Yes! Maybe now I can take human form and stop wasting my time on the lily pads!
Summarize the dialogue | frog wants to be a carpenter. The enchantress wants to make him a carpenter. She needs a hair from the fox tail to make the potion work. |
gravedigger: Ah, Billy Sprouts. Fastest lad in the village. Not fast enough to outrace arrows apparently.
a general defending the tower: Too many young men have give their lives for this country.
gravedigger: Aye, and have ye ever lost anyone close?
a general defending the tower: My son is still to young to be a soldier and I hope this war ends before he's old enough.
gravedigger: Well, it have been what, near twenty years already? Good business for me, but not for the Kingdom I daresay.
a general defending the tower: You're nearly running out of room though.
gravedigger: Aye, soon we'll have to be doubling up. Not right, but the neighbours won't give up any more land for burials.
a general defending the tower: I'll have to speak to the king about seizing their land and giving them a fair payment.
gravedigger: Would you? That would be so very kind of you.
Summarize the dialogue | a general defending the tower and gravedigger are discussing the war. |
#Person1#: Kate, you never believe what's happened.
#Person2#: What do you mean?
#Person1#: Masha and Hero are getting divorced.
#Person2#: You are kidding. What happened?
#Person1#: Well, I don't really know, but I heard that they are having a separation for 2 months, and filed for divorce.
#Person2#: That's really surprising. I always thought they are well matched. What about the kids? Who get custody?
#Person1#: Masha, it seems quiet and makable, no quarrelling about who get the house and stock and then contesting the divorce with other details worked out.
#Person2#: That's the change from all the back stepping we usually hear about. Well, I still can't believe it, Masha and Hero, the perfect couple. When would they divorce be final?
#Person1#: Early in the New Year I guess. | #Person1# tells Kate that Masha and Hero get divorced. Kate is surprised because she thought they are perfect couple. |
Jack: my car's freaking out
Phil: why do you think so?
Jack: it's making strange hissing noises
Jack: have no idea what's wrong
Phil: I see... do you think you can bring it to my garage?
Jack: I guess I can... will you help me?
Phil: I have no idea :) but at least I''ll try to figure out what's wrong
Jack: that'd be wonderful. What time can I come?
Phil: I'll be home at 3 p.m.
Phil: gonna only eat some dinner and then I'm free
Jack: sure, I'll be there at 4 then :)
Phil: I'll be ready | Jack's car is making strange hissing noises so he will bring it to Phil's garage at 4. |
stable hands: You just had one! I really do want to run away from her.e
horse: Yes, but I'm always hungry. I want more. Well then do that
stable hands: I'll have to take you with me friend. But I need money so I must work.
horse: Best get to that then. You have stalls to clean. I poop every hour
stable hands: You don't have to tell me that. I know how often you poop.
horse: If only you fed me properly!!
stable hands: I do feed you properly! You were dying when you came here. I take great care of you!
horse: Well I feel like I will die now if I don't get more oats!
stable hands: Oh hush. I'll give you some oats you. Are you sure you aren't a pig?
horse: I might be, but then you can't ride a pig, so good luck escaping from here
stable hands: You are a witty one aren't you.
Summarize the dialogue | horse wants to run away from her owner. She poop's every hour. Stable hands feeds her. Horse wants to escape but stable hands needs money. |
Tessa: Dinner's ready!
Tessa: Are you coming?
Tom: will be there in a sec | Tom will come for dinner in a sec. |
#Person1#: Hello Martin. Have you been to any events yet?
#Person2#: Yes I have. I went to the table tennis yesterday.
#Person1#: Oh wow. How was it?
#Person2#: Oh. It was great. I love Ma Lin. He's my favourite table tennis player. Have you seen anything yet?
#Person1#: Oh I still haven't managed to get any tickets. I'd love to see something though.
#Person2#: Well, let's go to the marathon tomorrow then! We can just stand by the side of the road.
#Person1#: What a great idea. | Martin went to the table tennis yesterday while #Person1# hasn't been able to see any events, so Marting suggests seeing the marathon tomorrow. |
king: I suppose brother, though at the age of eighty-five I'm not nearly the shot I used to be. Can you believe it has been Seventy years that I have held the throne?
brother: A great time of rule indeed. But now is not the time for chatter, on guard! Your move, King.
king: It seems my first shot has gone wide brother!
brother: Looks like being younger keeps me sharp.
king: Neither of us are quite as young as we once were . . . .ooooh, my angina.
brother: You've still got quite the strike! Perhaps we should pick me out a sword too for my promotion, wouldn't you say?
king: *wheeze* We could . . . have one . . .*cough* . . . custom made . . .
brother: I want one forged just like this! Father used to carry one when he hunted.
Summarize the dialogue | Neither the King nor the Brother are as sharp as they once were. The King is 85 and the Brother is 45. The King wants to buy a sword for the Brother. |
Andy: If you discover a fire
Andy: Raise the alarm by operating the fire alarm, then leave the building.
Andy: The fire alarm is situated at your nearest escape route.
Andy: The escape route is through the nearest Fire Doors.
Andy: If you hear the fire alarm
Andy: Leave the building immediately and proceed to the assembly point.
Andy: The assembly point is the Queen's Wing lawn, South Door side.
Andy: Do not shout or run as this tends to cause panic.
Barbara: All right Mr Fire Warden
Natalie: 👍 | Andy instructed Barbara and Natalie on what to do in case of a fire. |
peasant: Whooaaaa too much of a crowd of people for me
wrongdoer: Not for me! Perfect time to do evil.
peasant: Sounds like fun. I barely have enough to eat!
wrongdoer: Fun? Do you not fear me...
peasant: I do not. The king looks down on me and I cannot find a job to help feed and clothe me
wrongdoer: Oh, how sad! Maybe you should join me in my wrongdoing
peasant: Do you get any money from doing it?
wrongdoer: I gain everything for it!
peasant: Coin? I must have coin!
wrongdoer: Yes! You can get coins directly or sell items you take
peasant: Sounds like a plan! I'm in!
wrongdoer: You must steal, destroy, and murder. Do you understand?
peasant: I do... but I'm not sure about the murder.
wrongdoer: Even if it means saving yourself?
Summarize the dialogue | peasant is hungry and he cannot find a job. He will join the wrongdoer in his wrongdoing. |
#Person1#: Let's go over this plan again.
#Person2#: From Vancouver, we bike along the border all the way to Winnipeg.
#Person1#: And that is mostly flat, right?
#Person2#: Relatively, once we're out of Alberta, anyway. Then it's hills again in Aitoba.
#Person1#: And from Winnipeg we go around the lakes through Toronto, right?
#Person2#: That's right. And up in to Quebec. And that's where we stop.
#Person1#: It doesn't sound like that much when we go over the plan but that's a long, long ride.
#Person2#: Are you ready for the cross country of a lifetime? | #Person1# and #Person2# go over their plan of riding from Vancouver to Winnipeg. |
#Person1#: I would like high speed internet installed in my house.
#Person2#: You have to make an appointment before we can come out and install it.
#Person1#: I'd like to make an appointment right now.
#Person2#: What day are you available?
#Person1#: I would like to have it done this Friday.
#Person2#: Three o'clock is the only time we can come in.
#Person1#: Is it possible for someone to come a little earlier?
#Person2#: I'm sorry, but that's our only available time.
#Person1#: How about Saturday?
#Person2#: We're completely open on Saturday.
#Person1#: Can you come over at 11
#Person2#: That'll be fine. | #Person1# wants to have high-speed internet installed and makes an appointment with #Person2# for Saturday at 11. |
Amara: I'm buying mom a Netflix gift voucher for xmas. You?
Kyle: Not sure. Maybe a candle or some bath stuff?
Amara: Lame! She doesn't even like baths.
Kyle: I don't know. I suck at gifts!
Amara: You really do.
Kyle: Any ideas?
Amara: How about a bread maker?
Kyle: She's always talking about her diet. Probably not good.
Amara: Gym membership!
Kyle: That's good! She can at least use the pool. Thanks!
Amara: NP | Amara is buying mom a Netflix gift voucher for Christmas. Kyle will get mom a gym membership, as per Amara's advice. |
Tom: What's the road to Austin?
Margret: Leaving home, you have to drive downtown
Tom: OK, and after?
Margret: Afterwards, you have to take Washington Road and turn right 2 miles later
Tom: It's 16th road?
Margret: Right. Then you join the motorway and you have to drive 30 miles
Tom: And I take exit nr 15?
Margret: That's it. Have a nice journey! | To go to Austin, Margret has to leave home, drive downtown then take Washington Road, turn in the 16th Road, drive 30 miles more and take exit no. 15. |
roach: I haven't seen anything shiny today.
grounds keeper: I guess someone as taken it, i'm not really sure where i left it
roach: i can keep an eye out for you
grounds keeper: Please, i'll really appreciate it
roach: I need to continue my day running around under these red carpets. whereabouts will you be throughout the day?
grounds keeper: For now i can't say until my purse is found, how is your day going?
roach: boring boring. not much to do.
grounds keeper: Hmmm...hope you've been able to get something to eat
roach: Not much in here except the dust. Kind of a boring room for me.
grounds keeper: Why don't you find yourself another room, somewhere more interesting
roach: I think I will today. Just passing through to see what was in here.
grounds keeper: Ok, so where do you plan to go next?
roach: the kitchens are the mecca for some good food. Not that they like me much there. This is a good place to live. Safe.
Summarize the dialogue | The grounds keeper left his purse somewhere. The roach will keep an eye out for it. The roach is bored and will go to the kitchens. |
hermit: Eh, some little kid thought it would be fun to take me and then just threw me up here.
mouse: Oh no! Do you know your way down?
hermit: No, no, no. I was so much happier with my life out there. Ugh. I hate humans.
mouse: They can be very cruel. Some kids killed my father.
hermit: KILL YOUR FATHER???
mouse: Yes it was horrible. I can understand jsut how cruel they can be.
hermit: This is why I stay in my shell, on the outskirt of the village. Life is a lot easier and I am happier if I do not have to interact with anyone/thing
mouse: I can understand. Do you have a family?
hermit: No family. I live the life of solitude.
mouse: I see. I hope you find someone someday hermit. Here this rope will be useful if you want ot get down.
hermit: I need no one but my self. Thanks for the rope though, this tower is pretty steep.
mouse: No problem. What is your name?
Summarize the dialogue | hermit was taken by a kid and thrown up here. He hates humans. Mouse's father was killed by some kids. Hermit lives the life of solitude. |
Sybille: Hi Gwen, have you seen Vicky lately?
Gwen: Hi, not this year yet. Why?
Gwen: Someone told me she's about to have a baby.
Sybille: Saw her only briefly but then we chatted on whatsapp.
Sybille: She told me she's expecting girl twins!
Gwen: How nice!
Sybille: So probably they won't move out any time soon.
Sybille: I'll be seeing her one of these days and try to find out.
Gwen: Good for you!
Gwen: Adrian won't chuck them out then.
Sybille: Not sure really. They aren't the type of people who live in rented apartments.
Sybille: There must be a house or sth being built.
Sybille: With their money they can move house painlessly within few days. Babies, twins, you name it.
Sybille: I don't know.
Gwen: That's it. So stop speculating. You are in your flat safe, nobody can chuck you out.
Sybille: I hope! These are my nightmares.
Gwen: Oh come on! | Gwen hasn't seen Vicky this year. Sybille talked to her and she's expecting girl twins. Sybille suspects they're building a house or something; they're rich. It's a nightmare of Sybille to be chucked out. |
bear: hello, I am a grizzly bear, who are you?
patron: I am well. I am looking for new artists to commission a sculpture for me
bear: well, I am not who you are looking for, I dont even have hands to make a sculpture!
patron: Well maybe you can help me to find the artists who decorated this beautiful tomb
bear: definitely... what is your name?
patron: My name is not important. Are these corpses of any of the artists?
bear: yesss, i may have gotten a bit hungry along my journey and slain these artists
patron: Woops, well things happen. Here, take my cleaning cloth. You have a spot of blood on your snout.
bear: why thank you, that was from my last meal!
patron: Perhaps I could pay you for a sculpture. Those claws could do some excellent chisling.
bear: what would the sculpture be of?
patron: Funny enough..a bear!
bear: haha... my specialty!
Summarize the dialogue | patron is looking for new artists to commission a sculpture for him. Bear killed the artists who decorated the tomb. Bear has no hands to make a sculpture. Bear will make a sculpture of a bear for patron. |
#Person1#: May I take your order?
#Person2#: What would you like, Miss Tang?
#Person3#: Well, (Pointing to the menu) I'll take this and this.
#Person2#: I'd like a steak and some French fries. Er. . . may I see the wine list, please?
#Person1#: Here you are.
#Person2#: A bottle of red wine, please.
#Person1#: Anything else?
#Person2#: No, thank you. That's all. | Miss Tang and #Person2# order some food and a bottle of red wine. |
Greta: I talked to the lawyer yesterday
Bernie: And?
Greta: Well he says it's going to be complicated but not impossible
Bernie: Of course it's possible but he should tell you about the costs
Greta: The tax is about 10% but the problem is we don't know exactly the total value
Greta: So the valuation will be the first step
Greta: And that's the first thing I'll have to pay for :/
Bernie: Yeah but you won't get anywhere without it
Greta: I know ;)
Bernie: Anyway, it's high time to move the case | The lawyer told Greta yesterday that her case would be complicated but possible. She will have to pay, but does not know how much yet. |
bear: well heck you still here i thought you were going to the beach down south
bird: I was left behind this year. My wing is injured.
bear: well i ate all the fish whole but it might be something the cub didn't eat laying around
bird: Oh no, I don't eat fish. Just some berries would hit the spot.
bear: well we could get you some before my nap gotta make sure the area is safe for the little one before going to bed anyway
bird: That is so kind of you! Bears are always so generous. How old are the cubs?
bear: this is their first winter, they just look big from eating to prepare
bird: They do look big. I suppose they will be ready to hunt once the big nap is over?
bear: speaking of which you might not want to get near them when they wake up, they eat everything in sight
bird: Good advice. You must be pretty full at this point, huh?
bear: yeah i think i ate most of the salmon that were in the river
bird: Just leave enough for next year, right?
Summarize the dialogue | bear ate all the fish in the river. Bird was left behind this year. Bear will get her some berries before his nap. |
Julia: You know about world politics right?
James: What's up?
Julia: I wonder how come that Donald Trump being the most hated president in the US history won the elections in the first place
Julia: And how come they didn't shorten his rule when all these scandals pile up
James: These questions are not so easy to answer.
James: You know
James: Trump won because of very poor opponents
James: He managed to present himself as a strong leader ready to fight for american interest at all cost in all fronts.
James: Meanwhile Hillary Clinton was weak and unstable surrounded by the atmosphere of scandal around these emails
Julia: And the media presenting both candidates are also guilty right?
James: The most interesting is that despite being shown as inappropriate candidate, Trump still won. I can recommend you a book - Fire and Fury . It's about Trump and recent events.
Julia: Thanks. You've cleared my mind a bit :D | Julia doesn't know why Donald Trump won the election. James explains some reasons and recommends a book, Fire and Fury. |
#Person1#: Calvin, how much money did you spend last weekend?
#Person2#: Lily, I'm not sure. Let me check, I think I spent $ 50.
#Person1#: Why don't you help me save money? You are always spending money.
#Person2#: I know that I should learn how to save more, but I hope that we can spend a little on ourselves sometimes.
#Person1#: I'm sorry. I guess I'm too extreme when it comes putting money in the bank.
#Person2#: That's okay. I'm sorry, too. It's a good idea to prepare for the future possibilities. | Lily is sorry for being strict with Calvin when it comes to money, Calvin is also sorry for always spending. |
unicorn hunters: Oh I wouldn't want to bother the King.. it's curious that Finesse should be your name, I have a message for you.
unicorn: A message? for me?
unicorn hunters: Why yes! It reads.. you are the most precious being in our land and your horn so valuable... it is worth a mountain of gold! Come here!
unicorn: You are not a traveller. you are a thief. Stay away from me. HELP HELP everybody come here
unicorn hunters: Shhh shhh, don't fight, accept it and it will all be over soon enough. Close your eyes, only dreams now.
unicorn: Get away from me and leave this land or you will have big troubles
unicorn hunters: Oh no, not big trouble *laughs* we hunt unicorns for a living friend, and word was that the most beautiful unicorns were in this land. We are going to hunt you all down until there is none left and we are all rich.
Summarize the dialogue | unicorns are being hunted by unicorn hunters. |
Linda: Why are Broadway tickets so damn expensive? :(((
Liz: I know right?
Barbara: It's not even the tickets themselves, but there's also all the money you'd need for the flight, some food, a hotel...
Liz: Exactly!
Linda: I don't know, even the tickets themselves are far beyond my reach. I don't even want to consider those other things.
Barbara: Thank heavens for bootlegs! :D
Linda: Yeah, but it's not the same as seeing those shows live.
Liz: Which show would you choose if you suddenly won a million dollars?
Linda: A million? I'd go see all of them :D
Liz: Okay, a thousand dollars then.
Barbara: I'd go with either Cats or Lion King.
Liz: And you, Linda?
Linda: Are you kidding me? I can't choose just one! There's the Phantom, Les Miz, Wicked, Lion King...
Barbara: What about you @Liz?
Linda: Wait, let us guess!
Barbara: Haha, yeah, I think it's pretty easy to guess.
Linda: Hamilton?
Barbara: Hamilton!
Liz: LOL, you know me so well :D | Liz, Linda and Barbara are unhappy about the costs of seeing Broadway shows. They name the shows that they would attend if they could easily afford it. |
Ethan: man, that song is dope af!
Henry: what are you talking about?
Ethan: <file_other>
Ethan: did you forgot about their comeback?
Henry: shit!
Henry: I was sure it is tomorrow
Ethan: you fucked it up!
Henry: happens to the best of us
Ethan: sure
Ethan: whatever you say :P
Ethan: just watch it
Henry: doing it
Ethan: and?
Henry: well, your first statement was quite correct :P
Henry: honestly they keep surprising me with every comeback
Ethan: can't argue with that
Henry: did you check the rest of the album?
Ethan: listened to every song at least once
Henry: and?
Ethan: you'll enjoy it
Ethan: especially track number 3
Henry: can't wait
Ethan: I'll leave you to it
Ethan: we can talk more after you listen to everything
Henry: I will
Henry: I'll catch you later
Ethan: cya | Henry and Ethan will catch up later to discuss the new album of the band they both like. |
priest: I so sorry for your plight. It makes me weep. Please, if you can wait until dark, you and your family may dine with me and the rest of the clergymen.
peasant: oh yes father, for a hot meal and the chance to break bread with your family. yes, we can wait. But father I am a hard worker, what can I do for the church?
priest: I will give you a job. Do you see the bejeweled cloth? I shine it every morning, but I am getting old and the work is getting too hard for my aging hands. I will pay you to come before every service and shine the jewels.
peasant: It is beautiful and I have seen the sun rising in the east and how makes the room glow. I would feel blessed to have such and honor and to be paid.
priest: Then the job is yours. I only ask that you be completely honest with me always.
peasant: Yes, I may be poor and dirty but I am honest. I knew God had sent me here for a reason today.
Summarize the dialogue | The peasant is poor and dirty. He will wait until dark to dine with the priest and the rest of the clergymen. The priest will give him a job to shine the jewelled cloth. |
#Person1#: Excuse me. Do you know where I can find a pay phone?
#Person2#: There is one around the corner.
#Person1#: Can I make an international call from that pay phone?
#Person2#: Yes, but you have to get a phone card first.
#Person1#: Where can I get a phone card?
#Person2#: You can get one in the grocery store over there.
#Person1#: Oh, I see it. Thank you. | #Person1# can make an international phone call by the payphone with phone cards. |
clergy: Hmm, I wonder what a donkey is doing here without a rider.
donkey: You tell me!
clergy: Oh goddess! You've got dead bodies piled on top of your back!
donkey: I was wondering about that smell! Get them off!
clergy: It's not really stealing if you ask me to do it, right? I'm just a humble clergyman.
donkey: I don't care if you steal them or eat them, just get them off of me!
clergy: Ew. I guess I need to give them last rites.
donkey: If you must.
clergy: Yes, yes, I must. Perhaps you would like to donate your time to the poor?
donkey: What do I look like, a human?
clergy: Well, I guess you won't need this sandal then
donkey: Hey, don't always assume!
clergy: Yes, you're right. I should know what happens when one assumes
Summarize the dialogue | donkey is a donkey and he has dead bodies on his back. The clergyman will give the bodies last rites. |
the royal dog: -looks at my plate-
queen: Take this magical coin puppy so that you can speak. I really could use someone other than my ladies in waiting to talk with
the royal dog: I'm just really hungry, but being so fat I have difficulty getting my own food.
queen: You are not fat, just fluffy. Here is some food. Now let's go to the fireplace to warm up
the royal dog: If that's what you want to call it.
queen: It's okay. Maybe I can embroider you a flattering sweater. The King has the same problem. Don't tell him what I said.
the royal dog: Certainly, no sense in me stirring up drama.
queen: The King is so nice to me, I would hate to make him angry. Have you seen him lately?
the royal dog: Well I do sleep in the bed, so yes.
queen: The bed is nice isn't it? I love that the fireplace is right across from it. It keeps the king warm on even the coldest of nights
Summarize the dialogue | the royal dog is hungry and he has trouble getting his own food. queen will embroider him a sweater. |
visitor: O king, our neighboring kingdom has been destroyed.
the king: How unfortunate indeed. But what, pray tell, does that have to do with me? Or this scroll, for that matter.
visitor: Their castle is but a smoldering ruin, I ran as fast as I can to warn that we might be next
the king: Ahem - you still have not address the matter of this scroll, though. It is in some foreign tongue, I cannot read it.
visitor: I found this scroll at the castle mentioning of a bandit army who wants money in exchange of peace
the king: Hmph. I must say, it is convenient indeed that you, a mere commoner, can read this scroll, while I cannot. Are you sure you're not in league with these ruffians?
visitor: As you can see King, this language has been tattooed on my body. I learnt this language at a very young age.
the king: Maker protect us! It is truly hideous, what has been done to you!
Summarize the dialogue | The neighboring kingdom has been destroyed. The visitor found a scroll at the castle mentioning a bandit army who wants money in exchange of peace. The visitor has the language tattooed on his body. |
Pauline: Wine in the evening?
Crystal: yes, please!
Pauline: sth happened?
Crystal: Hard day in work :/
Pauline: oh, poor thing. Should I buy sth else?
Crystal: Lots of wine :D
Pauline: got it :) | Crystal and Pauline are drinking some wine this evening. Crystal had a bad day at work. |
#Person1#: I am starving.
#Person2#: Let's go get something to eat.
#Person1#: Is there somewhere you wanted to go eat at?
#Person2#: We can always go to the cafeteria and eat.
#Person1#: I haven't eaten there before.
#Person2#: The food there is pretty good.
#Person1#: What kind of food do they serve?
#Person2#: You can get whatever you want at the cafeteria.
#Person1#: I have a taste for Chinese food.
#Person2#: They have really good chow mein.
#Person1#: Okay, let's go to the cafeteria.
#Person2#: It'll be fine. | #Person1# and #Person2# are going to have a meal at the cafeteria. #Person2# says the food is good and #Person1# wants Chinese food. |
Hobart: are into mma?
Charley: yeah sure why
Hobart: event in the city arena next month
Charley: oh right sounds great UFC or what?
Hobart: no no not in a small place like that. its a smaller organization but still good matchups likely
Charley: anyways im going
Hobart: heres the link just in case <file_other>
Idina: i seriosly cant understand
Hobart: what?
Idina: how otherwise intelligent and quite educated men can watch gore like that
Hobart: come one its sport aint it like any other
Idina: gotta be kiddn me
Charley: if you dont understand dont criticize
Idina: oh shut up | There is an MMA event in city arena next month which Charley and Hobart plan to attend. Idina criticizes this sport. |
#Person1#: Good morning Mr. Smith. My name is Susan and I am a reporter for the Evening Star.
#Person2#: Good morning. How can I help you?
#Person1#: I was hoping to talk to you today about your business.
#Person2#: Very well.
#Person1#: How long have you been the owner of your computer shop?
#Person2#: About five years.
#Person1#: And how many staff do you employ?
#Person2#: There is my wife who does the accounts and my brother who helps with the sales.
#Person1#: So this is a family business.
#Person2#: Yes, we are a small family business.
#Person1#: And how many computers do you sell each day?
#Person2#: That depends on the day. We sell from here and on the Internet. I would say about twenty to thirty per week.
#Person1#: That about one hundred a month.
#Person2#: That's correct.
#Person1#: Thank you B for your time.
#Person2#: Thank you and goodbye. | Susan asks Mr. Simth about his business, including the computer shop's history, the number of staff, size, and sales of computers. |
#Person1#: The food looks really delicious.
#Person2#: Sure it is, the wedding ceremony is wonderful, too.
#Person1#: The bride looks so happy today. Are you a friend of Catherine's?
#Person2#: Yes, we were in the same class at college. How about you?
#Person1#: I'm a close friend of David's. How handsome he is in wedding clothes today. Well, may I have your name please?
#Person2#: Jackson. I'm working in Chengdu, but I worked in Wuhan a year ago, and you?
#Person1#: My name is Janet. I'm living in Mianyang. Ah, life in Chengdu, is it exciting?
#Person2#: But the traffic is too heavy. I admire your easy life here. | Jackson is Catherine's friend and Janet is David's friend. They introduce themselves at Catherine and David's wedding. |
Leo: good evening Padre. A small hello from Berlin where we're nicely settled since septembre. We missed Roma, his church, his parishioners and his priest. We often think about you. I hope you're fine. Regards Leo
Padre: Ciao mi cari!! thanks a lot. But you must turn the page.. We're far away but charity bring us closer. Here the life is still the same, people change but your Padre still the same. I embrace you all
Leo: Christmas thought . Leo
Padre: Ciao, grazie. Holly christmas to you all. Padre | Leo and Padre are exchanging greetings and Christmas wishes. |
master of ceremonies: why do people seem to be fighting here? this is no place for that
Summarize the dialogue | The master of ceremonies is angry because people are fighting. |
Diane: Every day I just wait till 5pm...
Diane: I come here and I'm already tired
Diane: Like literally zero energy, I often feel sick in the morning
Luca: Well that's an obvious sign don't you think?
Luca: Are you looking for something else?
Diane: The problem is I was so nervous and tired recently that I couldn't even think about a new CV etc
Diane: But I finally did it and Kate was so kind
Diane: She reviewed it and she helped my to update my linkedin profile
Luca: That's important
Luca: I get many messages from recruiters
Luca: It's important to have right account settings so that they can see your profile
Luca: I mean there's an option to let them know that you are looking for new job
Luca: Unless you don't want your current boss to see this ;)
Diane: I don't care
Diane: Actually I want them to know
Diane: They are perfectly aware that I don't want to work here anymore
Diane: Actually I could quit even tomorrow, I have savings
Luca: Not a bad idea, and I think you deserve a long holiday too | Diane is fed up with her job and is looking for a new one. Luca finds LinkedIn useful on a job hunt. Luca suggests Diane should go on vacation. |
Peris: I cant eat this junk food anymore
Omari: Why?
Peris: I have been planning to for dieting
Omari: Great idea
Peris: What about you?
Omari: Its been 2 months since i have been going to shapes
Peris: You didnt tell me :/ | Peris want to start dieting. Omari has already been dieting for 2 months. |
Donna: Did you remember to feed Spot before you left home?
Leo: Of course mum! I went even on a short walk with him, he was so happy! But did you see these red spots on his ears?
Donna: Yeah, don't worry, I 've already made an apointment with the vet, we should visit him on Wednesday
Leo: Will it be Mr Dickinson or Mr Jensen?
Donna: Only Jensen was available at such short notice
Leo: Ugh.. I don't like him, but I guess we had no choice :( | Leo fed Spot and took him for a walk. Leo is worried about Spot as he saw some red spots on his ears. Donna has made a vet's appointment on Wednesday with Mr Jensen. Leo doesn't like him but they had no choice at such short notice. |
executioner: I was ordered to do so by the King after I committed a minor crime. He gave me a choice of this job that makes everyone hate me, or life in the dungeon.
villager: I guess it was a better choice than living in the dungeon for the rest of your life.
executioner: I kind of still do, except not as a prisoner.
villager: Yes I guess you do! Do you have family sir?
executioner: Not anymore. My wife took the kids and moved to another kingdom after I was arrested.
villager: Do they know you are out and making a living?
executioner: That's a sensitive subject. They like me even less now. Mind your own business peasant.
villager: I'm sorry I meant no harm. I just thought they might forgive you
executioner: I have to get this sharpened for tomorrow's execution, want to help?
villager: Are you going to be okay? I just wanted to offer you a cool drink, but now I realize you need a person to be friends with
Summarize the dialogue | executioner was ordered to do this job by the King after committing a minor crime. He was given a choice of this job that makes everyone hate him, or life in the dungeon. His wife took the kids and moved to another kingdom after he was arrested. |
Doug: These shoes are SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jeni: Jealous!
Doug: You should be! I be fly! | Doug has a cool pair of shoes. |
#Person1#: What a great day! Hey, Tom, do you want to go to the beach this weekend?
#Person2#: Yeah, that is a great idea. Maybe Sara would like to come along with us.
#Person1#: I doubt it.
#Person2#: Why? You are kidding! You know, she loves watching the sea.
#Person1#: But yesterday afternoon she told me that she would go home this Saturday.
#Person2#: What happened?
#Person1#: She said that her mother was ill and stayed in the hospital, and therefore she wanted to go home to see her.
#Person2#: I am sorry to hear that. Well, What do you think? Should we take some food?
#Person1#: That sounds great. Maybe we could have a picnic on the beach. Then let's take some sandwiches, chips, and uh... some salad as well.
#Person2#: We should also take some drinks like Coke and beer.
#Person1#: Good. In addition, we had better pack beach towels and sun cream.
#Person2#: OK. Please don't forget to give me a call and let's go down together. | #Person1# invites #Person2# to the beach at the weekend as Sara, whose mom is ill, cannot go. They list some food, drink, and other belongings to take. |
#Person1#: I hear you mid Jacky are engaged at last.
#Person2#: Yes, we are.
#Person1#: When are you getting married?
#Person2#: In the autumn.
#Person1#: That's wonderful. Where's the wedding going to be?
#Person2#: We're not sure yet. Perhaps in San Diego.
#Person1#: Oh, yes. I remembered your parents live there. don't they?
#Person2#: Yes, that's right.
#Person1#: Where are you going to live? We're going to buy a flat or a small house somewhere in the South. | #Person1# hears #Person2# and Jacky are engaged. They are getting married in autumn and will move to the south. |
lady in waiting: You're welcome your Majesty
the king: Why whatever for?
lady in waiting: I don't seem to understand you, your highness
the king: Ah, no worried m'lady. What tasks do you have laid out for your day?
lady in waiting: no particular tasks, just the usuals your majesty. Few meetings here and there, your Majesty
the king: I will be meeting with my advisors this afternoon, but mostly just alone time. As usual.
lady in waiting: Looks like we're going to have a pretty sweet day, your Majesty
the king: That sounds wonderful to me
lady in waiting: What time should schedule the meeting for? your highness
the king: Let us meet for lunch in the dining hall.
lady in waiting: That's splendid, and who would you like to have dinner with ?
Summarize the dialogue | The lady in waiting will meet the king for lunch in the dining hall. The king will have dinner with his advisors. |
Marketing: All done thanks We fitted all the criterias So that is that one
Project Manager: I I think I just want to put in as Project Manager the you know little bit of praise for everybody here for how they have worked on it you know both individually and as a team You know you have w everyone is come up with their own individual ideas in their own different departments and then come together and worked in you know integrally you know at the right times psp you know especially you two That is all you know gone very very well and and and be you know has been good communication going on
User Interface: during our design I mean there was some s some heated heated discussion but we we kept we tried to keep it cool and and
Project Manager: Did you have to go down to the the corporate squash court and bash a few balls about ?
User Interface: We just had to we just had to squeeze our product a little bit and Now you guys have been a a great team Think we are the we are the envy of all the of all the other RR teams
Project Manager: I I you know and I think we have co we have come we have come up with something new something that has not been done before we have not we are not just rehashing an old design
Marketing: In four different in in four meetings Funny all designer meetings could be this quick
Project Manager: You know maybe this is not a simulation maybe this is actually so it is like Sony or someone like that they are they are just they get
User Interface: I think they are actually trying to find ideas for a ideal remote
Marketing: They are using our ideas
Project Manager: two years time this will be on the market thum we will go we designed that and noone will believe us
User Interface: So at this stage I mean is this the last meeting of the project ? We do not have another one after it is gone gone to marke market or something ?
Project Manager: I think when this meetings finished like officially there b we will get a questionnaire to fill in
Marketing: Just start summarising now You can reply to the same message
Project Manager: I have not got message
Marketing: See summary there If you just reply to that one
User Interface: So there is no way to like predict what our Because we had a we originally had a As far as our financial goals we had a specific number for profits that we wanted It was fifty mil fifty million
Marketing: Was it was it fifty or five ?
User Interface: I do not remember But there is not a way to compute that I mean since we saved on the on the production cost do we know how much we are making on profit ?
Project Manager: It gets handed over to another department
Marketing: Depends how much we sell
Project Manager: What our what our project was was to come up with the product basically the for the and just basically is it it come can is it within budget When it c when it comes to all the other things of how to sell it and you know the b the profits and all that that is other departments it is another team that actually work out the mai the
User Interface: But we have a vested interest
Project Manager: oh the all the guys in the profit sharing that is it You know we have we have we have made i we have made
Marketing: We finished an hour earlier
Project Manager: we have designed the product we have ma we have got the prototype it is within budget it is does everything that we wanted it to do It is new it is it is something that that is not out there already
User Interface: I think actually and one advantage of of this is that after the you know after this fad of fruit and vegetables passes this will still be c a cool remote you know We are not we are not you know tying tying our cart to that one horse
Project Manager: Well this is very marketable in that it is it is it is something that is kind of new and looks a bit quirky for people who want that it is that it is hang on I wrote it down here somewhere Oh no I thi I put it in one of my emails that I sent off that you know it is marketable in the sense that it is whilst all these other remotes actually do give you repetitive strain injury our one does the complete opposite you know so that is something that is new which is one of the criteria they asked us to come up with something with something new
User Interface: Mm It make watching TV healthy
Project Manager: and if you are not having a good time with the TV you can f throw it about you know It is fine it is kid proof | The remote fits all criteria and it was something novel. Also, it was marketable in the sense that other remotes would give users repetitive strain injury but this remote would do the complete opposite. Project Manager concluded that everyone had done a great job, both individually and as a team. Though there was some heated discussion during designing the remote, the communication was still great. For the technology that had been used during meetings, Marketing thought it was quite cool. |
governor: I just need to cool off some steam, come here usually when i have a lot on mind. Being a governor is a lot of hardwork
man: Ah I thought I recognized you. We're all the same here in the pub, though!
governor: yeah, this is one place where you don't get to feel like a boss and shoulder all the responsibilities, So,what do you do?
man: Eh, just honest work here and there. Just an average villager myself.
governor: I understand, although I've not really been at that level before. honesty is the important thing on the success ladder
man: You got that right, Mr. Mayor. How is that job anyway?
governor: It's a lot of hardwork , I'm just too busy trying to run affairs of the town that i seldom have time for my family. It hurts sometimes but "we gotta do, what we gotta do
man: Ah, I expected as much. Well come here and see me and we can drown our sorrows and stress together, mate.
Summarize the dialogue | governor is a governor. He is stressed out by his job. He is drinking in a pub to relax. |
priest: Oh no... I knew my past would catch with me one day... I had hope, to attone for my misdeeds. My child, I'm afraid it is *I* who have something... something I must confess to you.
loved ones: Please, tell me anything you know, Priest!
priest: I... was but a young and foolish man, down on my luck. No one was supposed to get hurt! They told me it was easy money, and I didn't even have a crust of bread to eat. I regret what happened that day very deeply... it is why I became a priest, you see. My child I... I must ask for your forgive, or if not, whatever punishment you see fit for this wretch of a man!
loved ones: If only I could make you hurt as you have made me hurt! Your crimes will not go unpunished!
Summarize the dialogue | priest confesses to loved ones that he was a thief in the past. |
mountain lion: Ho! Good day to you sir. How are you feeling today?
outlaw: I am good, please do not eat me.
mountain lion: All in due time, sir. What's this you've got here? You've been hard at work already.
outlaw: Yes it is hard when you cannot go into town.
mountain lion: Haven't you brought that on yourself? Plundering from people and then expecting them to welcome you?
outlaw: Yes it is my fault.
mountain lion: Come now then brother, we both understand what it's like to live in seclusion
outlaw: Yep it is hard.
mountain lion: Let's see this now, what herbs are these?
outlaw: Hey wait do not do that.
mountain lion: Ah, at last a bit of excitement. They must be magical herbs then!
outlaw: No but they were hard to get.
mountain lion: I thank you for them kindly.
Summarize the dialogue | mountain lion is a mountain lion. He is a hunter and he is a seclusion. He is a good friend of the outlaw. The outlaw is working hard. He has a lot of herbs. |
#Person1#: Are you here to make a deposit Mr. Hayes?
#Person2#: No, Nancy, today I'm here to make a withdrawal. I made a formal request 7 days ago.
#Person1#: You want to withdraw on your Time Deposit, right?
#Person2#: That's correct. But before I do, I was wondering if you could give me some advice.
#Person1#: Of course, Mr. Hayes. That's what I'm here for. What would you like to know?
#Person2#: Maybe I'm making a big mistake cashing in my Time Deposit before maturity.
#Person1#: This bank charges you 6 months interest as a penalty if you withdraw before maturity. Would it be possible to take the money from your Current Account, for example?
#Person2#: No, not really. My Current Account is for cash flow and couldn't withstand having all of that money taken from it. | Mr. Hayes comes to make a withdrawal. #Person1# suggests withdrawing from his Current Account instead of Time Deposit, but Mr. Hayes can't do it. |
#Person1#: Friday is a public holiday. Shall we spend our weekend in New York? We could leave Thursday night.
#Person2#: I'd rather go on Friday. My uncle will drop in on Thursday evening. I haven't met him for several years, you know. | #Person1# and #Person2# discuss when to leave for New York. |
Katie: My parents are totally from different planet :D
Katie: 1st of November. Everyone visits graves of family and friends,
Katie: My parents? Naah.
Katie: They're going for a trip to pick up mushrooms
Sarah: ahahah, Seriously?
Katie: Yup. Ofc they visited graves later
Sarah: But shrooms were first in line xD
Katie: Exactly.
Sarah: I hate visiting graves btw
Sarah: I feel overwhelmed
Sarah: And depressed
Katie: I know. I feel that too.
Sarah: Sad bad true. | Katie's parents went mushroom picking and then they visited graves. Sarah and Katie hate visiting graves. |
Xavier: Have you seen Brenda's new grandchild?
Willa: Yes! She's a doll!
Xavier: Isn't she just? We should take a collection, pick something up for the new grandma.
Willa: What a nice idea!
Xavier: I'm putting you in charge.
Willa: Perfect. I'll get an envelope around today and a card as well.
Xavier: That will be perfect.
Willa: Any thoughts on the gift?
Xavier: No thoughts, but after you collect, I'll match it.
Willa: Very generous!
Xavier: Of course, not every day one becomes a grandma.
Willa: True!
Xavier: Just don't mention that part to everyone.
Willa: Mums the word! | Brenda has a new grandchild. Willa and Xavier decide to collect money for a gift for Brenda. Willa will be in charge of the collection. Once it's done, Xavier will match the gift. |
Sid: I have your umbrella, you left it at our house
Pam: Ohh thanks, been looking for it!
Sid: no problem:) | Pam left her umbrella at Sid's house. She was looking for it. |
#Person1#: Guess what? Paul and Susan are engaged.
#Person2#: Really? When did that happen?
#Person1#: A week ago? They met last summer and now just sink. They will be married soon.
#Person2#: Have they set a date for the wedding?
#Person1#: No, not yet. But Susan says they'd like to get married in November or December. Then they'll go to Hawaii for their honeymoon. | #Person1# tells #Person2# Paul and Susan, who met last summer, are engaged. |
Amber: wanna meet for a coffee tomorrow?
Sydney: sure, after work?
Bill: I'm flying to Belarus tomorrow
Amber: about 6.30?
Amber: why? To visit the family of Natalia?
Bill: Yes, they will have Christmas soon
Amber: of course, you're flying to Minsk?
Bill: for some unknown reason we're flying through Prague
Bill: it was much cheaper
Amber: When are you coming back?
Bill: in January, but I don't remember when exactly
Natalia: 15 January
Amber: ahahah
Natalia: ;) | Amber asks if anyone wants to meet for a coffee tomorrow. Sydney wants to join her. Bill is flying to Belarus tomorrow to visit the family of Natalia. He'll be back on 15th January. |
rabbit: Hey, take it easy Fido. I don't want any trouble.
dog: No mere rabbit can call me Fido. You see these furs lining the walls? They came from animals like you.
rabbit: Sheeesh. Tough crowd. No wonder the meadow's been so quiet lately.
dog: You should have stayed in the meadow if you didn't want trouble. I think your real purpose is to steal from my master's garden!
rabbit: Did you think that maybe I've been looking for Uncle Flopsy up there?
dog: Your family matters are of no concern to me. Now go or I will bark and bring my owner with his gun.
rabbit: Alright, alright. I know when a fella isn't wanted.
dog: Goodbye, Hare. Hopefully there will be no need to repeat this encounter.
rabbit: By the by, I did mean it when I said I was grateful for you being here. Not having to worry about foxes has really taken the stress off.
Summarize the dialogue | rabbit is grateful for the dog's presence in the meadow. |
grandmother: Good evening there
Summarize the dialogue | grandmother: Good evening there. |
Cathy: Hey, Melinda wants us to meet her and her husband for dinner on Thursday night.
Cathy: Are you up for it?
Lewis: Melinda? Do I know her?
Cathy: Lewis. My goodness. Yes, you know her. They were both at Jack's birthday party.
Lewis: Ha, there were a lot of parent couples at the party.
Cathy: He wore the Superman shirt and she was always correcting him.
Lewis: Ha, yeah, now I remember.
Lewis: Now I definitely don't want to meet them for dinner.
Lewis: Why would we do this?
Cathy: She really likes us, and I think they are quite alright themselves. I couldn't really find it in myself to say no.
Lewis: You really need to learn to be a bit more assertive. If I agreed to every request sent my way I would never sleep
Lewis: There are so many other things I would rather do that night.
Lewis: How about you and me just go out and get dinner alone. I will do anything with you, just as long as I don't have to pretend to be friends with some people I have no interest in.
Cathy: Oh fine | Melinda wants Cathy and Lewis to meet her and her husband for dinner on Thursday night. The two couples had met at Jack's birthday party, where Melinda's husband was wearing a Superman shirt and she was always correcting him. Lewis doesn't want to meet them and prefers dinner with Cathy only. |
Industrial Designer: Would you be able to get rid of the the extra buttons here the the sort of circular section because that seems to be for a video as well So we could dispense with that little bit as well and just get it down to just the numbers and the volume Possibly ?
User Interface: What do you mean by the circular section ? Like all of that bottom bit ?
Industrial Designer: just this little bit is that I think that is still a video remote part so maybe we could get rid of that as well
User Interface: And I do not really think that you need nine numbers I mean how often do you use seven eight and nine ? I think just one to six and then channel up and down should be enough
Project Manager: Well th the on the
User Interface: Like how often do you hit nine ?
Project Manager: Well for for general television purposes obviously you have channels one to five at this point in time and we would have to have some room for future such channels But but
Industrial Designer: It is just people are used to seeing that so if we did not have them then they might think it is
Project Manager: But well possibly but the the other thing is that with the current expansion of channels in the process of taking place certainly the button up and down but I mean how many channels do we have to actual television channels do we have to prepare for ? I would have thought that it is forever expanding and at the moment we have got although you have onl you have got the five standard you have got the BBC have come up with a further six and there is I do not know exactly how many channels there are on when you take into account Sky and various other various others So I would have thought that we would not you know rather if the time of flicking from one to other but presumably it will take a second because you have to be able to stop it Maybe you could have a fast forward on the on the channels that w and then you could dispense with more otherwise Y you would want you would want to get fairly quickly to the channel that you wanted
User Interface: some remotes have kind of favourite options where if you always flick from channel one to channel six if that is a favourite you just like bypass two to five
Project Manager: I s I suppose in a sense you could have if you have got a hundred channels then if you had sort of an easy way of getting rather than having to go one to a hundred you could go one to one to ten ten to twenty and then have a second button to get you to the actual channel you want and that would cut down your time
User Interface: But I think a lot of like Cable and Sky and stuff that would be tuned to one channel and then you would have another remote for all of those channels Like to get to fifty five and the higher numbers
Project Manager: Limit the number of buttons user friendly
User Interface: But I suppose nines not really excessive
Industrial Designer: I suppose with nine you have got the the like the last one which makes the tenth means you it is like multiples you can put them together so you can make any number
User Interface: I suppose it does make a good pattern
Industrial Designer: So with that we would kind of bypass any problems with
Project Manager: you could get fifty by five and a zero or whatever that that makes sense
Industrial Designer: Because that facilitates having all the numbers you could ever need
Project Manager: So w so what was the circular thing that you were
User Interface: I think that is just for a video so we would not need any of that at all
Industrial Designer: So we could get it down to what ?
Project Manager: If it is just for TV which is what it is at the moment
Industrial Designer: So we get to How many buttons have we got ? We have just got ten eleven twelve th We got fourteen that we need I guess which is not really too many That will be quite easy to make a user guide for a fourteen button remote | The team agreed that there should be 17 buttons on the remote, including number 0 to 9, volume up and down, mute, channel up and down, stand-by and power buttons. Besides the buttons of brightness and contrast should be put on the back of the remote. |
wise woman: I have words of wisdom to offer you
ghost: Nothing you can say will affect me, but I will listen to what you have to say. Better make it good!
Summarize the dialogue | The wise woman offers the ghost some words of wisdom. |
Billy: Hey
Billy: Did you manage to post my article?
Doreen: Hey. Yeah I did
Doreen: But there were some corrections that I did
Billy: Ooh. Sorry for any inconveniences I caused
Doreen: It is nothing. This is your first article
Doreen: You will adapt as we progress
Doreen: BTW I have a tutorial on how you should draft the piece/
Doreen: What is your email so I can send it to you?
Billy: It is Billy****@Gmail.com
Doreen: Okay. Give me some minutes then I will send it to you.
Billy: Okay thanks
Doreen: You are welcome. | Doreen managed to post Billy's article but she had to do some corrections to it. |
#Person1#: Can you believe her? She is not even a hundred pounds and she is going off on how she wants to go on a diet.
#Person2#: Tell me about it. If I was as small as her, I wouldn't think about going on a diet.
#Person1#: Me too. But what are we going to do? I have been on 4 different diets and I can't seem to lose weight.
#Person2#: That's because you don't exercise. If you were more active, you wouldn't have a dieting problem.
#Person1#: What do you know? You are over weight too.
#Person2#: I'm not on a diet though.
#Person1#: I know. But I don't have someone to diet with. If we help each other and motivate each other, then I think we can lose some weight.
#Person2#: I like ice cream too much though.
#Person1#: C'mon. You'll feel better and look better and as a reward you can eat a little bit of ice cream here and there.
#Person2#: It does sound appealing.
#Person1#: It's a great idea. I can't believe I didn't think of this earlier. Going on a diet with a friend to back you up is a great way to succeed.
#Person2#: Okay. I'm in. Let's do it.
#Person1#: Great. I'll get our plan started right away.
#Person2#: Can we start tomorrow though? | #Person1# and #Person2# are overweight and don't know how to lose weight. #Person1# puts up the idea of going on a diet with a friend to back up. #Person1# agrees, and they decide to have a try. |
resident: What is the crazy, astounding place?
priest: Welcome to the City Of Elders! What would you like to know?
resident: What is this places history?
priest: The cities best artisans came across the kingdom to share their magnificent works of art
resident: Really? That is so cool.
priest: Yes! Have you seen some of them?
resident: I have seen a few.
priest: Which one was your favorite?
resident: The super large tower.
priest: I'm glad to hear that. Why are you here today by the way? I didn't hear
resident: I wandered in here by accident.
priest: odd. What's your occupation?
resident: I grow veggies and sell them.
priest: You seem a little out of place
Summarize the dialogue | The City of Elders is a place where artisans from across the kingdom came to share their magnificent works of art. The resident likes the super large tower. The resident is a vegetable seller. |
#Person1#: Hi, Mike. Haven't seen you for a while. How's Cathy?
#Person2#: We are not seeing each other any more.
#Person1#: What happened? Did you break up?
#Person2#: Yeah. I got sick and tired of her nagging all the time.
#Person1#: Oh, I am sorry. Maybe you were just emotional at that moment. Do you think you guys can get back together?
#Person2#: I don't know. There's plenty of fish out there in the sea!
#Person1#: Oh, you are such a dog! | Mike broke up with Cathy but he thinks there's plenty of fish out there in the sea. #Person1# feels angry about it. |
Max: Is the meeting still on?
Erica: Yeah, 9 pm?
Max: OK, Green Cafe Nero?
Erica: Sounds fine, see you there. | The meeting is at 9 pm at Green Cafe Nero. |
Ernesto: free tonight?
Brent: not really, why?
Ernesto: had an argument with Josie again
Brent: that serious?
Ernesto: kind of
Ernesto: i need to leave
Brent: ok i finish at 6
Brent: can be there before 7
Ernesto: ok, i'll be in the centre anyway so let me know
Brent: ok | Brent and Ernesto are meeting in the city centre tonight. |
#Person1#: What's the problem? You don't look happy.
#Person2#: I failed my oral test.
#Person1#: How come?
#Person2#: I'm not practicing enough.
#Person1#: Why don't you go to the English corner to talk to your classmates in English quite often ?
#Person2#: When I talk to Chinese, I always want to speak Chinese.
#Person1#: You should always keep in mind, the more you practice, the better English you can speak. | #Person2# failed the oral test. #Person1# advises #Person2# to practice more. |
Jane: When is the report due?
Miriam: 2nd of August
Augusto: And then there will be a control visit?
Miriam: As usual
Jane: I can take care of that
Miriam: Ok
Miriam: Show them all the projects and choose the right people they will talk to
Jane: I'm on it | The report is due on 2nd of August. There will be a control visit then, as usual. Jane will show them all the projects and choose the right people they will talk to . |
Donna: are you in the room 3?
Brenda: No, i went to another panel, I just didn't like the panelists in 3
Donna: why?
Brenda: bunch of Russians speaking English, cannot understand them
Liam: hahahah
Donna: yes, it's true a bit, but the subject is interesting
Brenda: anyway, I'm in 5
Liam: me too
Donna: ok, pity | Brenda and Liam are in room 5. In room 3 there's a bunch of Russians speaking English which Bredna couldn't understand. Donna's in room 3, because she likes the subject. |
traveler: hello
a traveller: Hello Fellow Traveler
traveler: How are you doing?
a traveller: I have had great travels this week, ending in such a quant little church don't you think
traveler: A church? we should visit the tavern and have some drink before retiring to the church
a traveller: Oh, but I do not drink. The lord gives me all the spirit I need
traveler: You miss poor man
a traveller: Have you already started drinking good Traveler?
traveler: I have some fine wine in my bag
a traveller: Like I said, that is not for me. But you have fun. I may go get some food after doing what I want at the church
traveler: that is fine then..i will merry on with my wine
a traveller: I sure am tierd, I may need to find a space to lay my head for awhile
traveler: very well, we talk in the morning kind sire
Summarize the dialogue | a traveller is tired after his long journey. He will lay his head down for the night. |
trainer: What reason did she give for rejecting you? You seem like a fine young man to me.
sad townsman: I don't know. Maybe that I'm not fun enough?
trainer: Perhaps she did not think you were manly enough. I can help you with that if you wish.
sad townsman: No, it was definitely the fact that I'm a 'sad' townsman, ie not happy go lucky if you get me
trainer: Pull yourself together and have some self respect. Here take this dagger.
sad townsman: Okay mr Trainer. If you say so.
trainer: Now try to attack me. Go ahead. Let us see if you know how to fight.
sad townsman: There?
trainer: You call that an attack? I've seen children with better skills. But do not fret, I can teach you to be a warrior.
sad townsman: I will try do better.
trainer: This time, try to attack me from the side. Your goal should be to slit my throat. Go ahead, take another stab at me.
Summarize the dialogue | sad townsman is sad because his girlfriend rejected him. Trainer offers him a dagger and a chance to fight him. |
Madeleine: He did it again!
Maxwell: Who, what, what happened
Madeleine: Ross! His leg is broken, AGAIN!
Maxwell: How did it happen, is he alright?
Madeleine: Yes, I’m in the hospital right now, we need to wait for some paper work to be finished
Maxwell: Do you want me to pick you up?
Madeleine: No, I took a car, but it would be great if you tried cooking some dinner, I didn’t have time because all this fuss.
Maxwell: Okay baby, I will figure something out.
Madeleine: We have only froze vegetables and some chicken.
Maxwell: No problem, I’m an expert in doing great dishes out from nothing ;]
Madeleine: Great, thank you. | Ross broke his leg again. Madeleine is in hospital now, waiting for some paperwork. Maxwell will cook some dinner as Madeleine didn't have time. Madeleine took a car, so she doesn't need Maxwell to pick them up from hospital. |
Julia: Hi! I don't know if you remember me, but we'll probably meet for the New Year's. I was just talking with my friends (Alex Rafferty and Natalie Simpson), with whom I'm arriving with, whether there is an option to not take part in the activitiy with the costumes, and just take part for the rest of the party. I'm sorry if it's an inconvenience.
Aurore: Hello... hmmm, well the initial plan was to start with the costumes and that will definitely take over an hour. Of course, there will be other dances and games, but that was ment to be the main event... Are you sure you don't want to take part?
Aurore: I'm sorry that I haven't sent you the descriptions of your characters, but I can quickly summarise what part each of you would play (even for Natalie)... What exactly do you not like in this activity?
Aurore: Okay, you know what - I've thought things through. I won't send you your character descriptions - I guess while that event is taking place, you'll have to be next door (there are board games & films, so you should be entertained). Then, when the costume activity has ended (which I would like to point out, doesn't depend on me but on the participants of said activity), you can rejoin us.
Julia: Well, we don't exactly understand what the game is... Is it something similar to charades?
Aurore: No!! Absolutely not!!! I wrote a detailed description of the game a while back, let me see if I can resend you the email.
Aurore: <file_other>
Julia: Wow, it looks really cool! :) I'll try to convince the girls to stay.
Aurore: That's the thing - because of so many changes: people signing up at the last minute, other people cancelling, not to mention the nature of this game and how close it is to the new years, I don't have time to send you detailed descriptions of your characters until new year's eve, which might not be enough time for you to prepare.
Julia: Oh, in that case - we'll stay by the board games. I'm sorry for all the trouble we've caused you and thank you for explaining everything.
Aurore: It's okay (nature of the job, I suppose). But are you sure? Because like I wrote earlier, I do have characters for you if you like.
Julia: We're sure. Thank you! The game sounds amazing! | Julia, Alex Rafferty and Natalie Simpson will not be joining Aurore in the game. Instead they will play board games next door and join them afterwards. |
#Person1#: Hey, Shirley! Want to join me for lunch. . . my treat!
#Person2#: Wow! Sure!
#Person1#: I must confess I have an ulterior motive for asking you to lunch.
#Person2#: Oh. . . . that's OK. . . . as long as you're buying!
#Person1#: I really want to pick your brain about something I've been thinking a lot about.
#Person2#: I'd love to help if I can.
#Person1#: Well, as you know, I have a Bachelor's degree in English literature and that's served me well so far, but I've always wanted to do some post-graduate work. . . maybe even get a Doctorate!
#Person2#: Wow! Just the idea of going back to school fills my head with pain.
#Person1#: But you have a Master's degree. . . hasn't that helped your career?
#Person2#: Yeah, I'd have to say it has. But I'm still paying for it, you know.
#Person1#: I know education is expensive, but it's been my lifelong dream. Call me crazy, but I've always wanted to have that PhD at the end of my name.
#Person2#: Well, getting a Doctorate degree would mean close to a decade of school. Can you afford that? Can you survive that?
#Person1#: I certainly can't afford it, but I'm sure I could find some good student loans.
#Person2#: I think you need to separate the dream of having a PhD from the reality of years of more schooling. It's not as romantic as you might think.
#Person1#: Yeah. . . . I keep thinking about what I'll do with a Master's or Doctorate. I love language but I don't think there are a lot of well-paying jobs out there for experts on Shakespeare.
#Person2#: Uh huh, that's for sure. You might find that your only career choice is teaching other graduate students. | #Person1# is buying lunch for Shirley and asking her about the idea of pursing post-education or PhD. Shirley suggests #Person1# separate the reality and dream of having a PhD since education is time-consuming and expensive. Also, there are limited job choices after graduation. |
snake: Hello ghost, here to keep me company.
ghost: Boo. are scared? How come you didn't jump? Is it because you don't have legs?
snake: You are funny ghost. I don't scare but I will protect my home.
ghost: You're not going to believe this, but I used to be King.
snake: I believe you. How did you die?
ghost: I don't think I should say, it's a bit embarrassing. Fine weather we're having.
snake: Fine weather for a ghost and a snake.
ghost: Yes, indeed. Do you have an opinion of the new king?
snake: I only hope he doesn't step on me because I will have to bit him.
ghost: He is so fat, he would surely crush you. You best be mindful of that obese dotard.
snake: Yes, he could kill me.
ghost: What's up with the bat? Can he talk too, or does he just hang upside down all day.
snake: He just hangs around.
Summarize the dialogue | snake and ghost are having a conversation. The snake is afraid of the new king. |
family member: We are all so blessed that you work so hard and we are able to afford this wonderful food.
husband: Yes while I am blessed to have such a loving wife and kids speaking of which how was there day
family member: They've been a big help for part of the day and absolute terrors for the rest of the day.
husband: So typical day then huh they are a handful. So do you want to go to the fair this weekend
family member: Of course I want to go. I'm going to win the pie baking contest this year.
husband: Nice what kind of pie you making this year
family member: Well, I wanted to talk to you about that. I'm using some special berries that I have to go to the next village to pick up. The only thing is that they are kind of expensive. I was wondering if...
husband: Well the fair is only once a year so I don't see why not
family member: I knew you wouldn't mind. Now sit down and get ready to eat. We've got a big weekend ahead of us.
Summarize the dialogue | husband works hard to provide for his family. Family member wants to go to the fair this weekend. She wants to win the pie baking contest. She needs to buy expensive berries for it. |
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