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#Person1#: You should have seen the line at the housing office. It took me an hour to make my dormitory deposit for next year. Have you made yours yet?
#Person2#: No, I'm not sure I'm going to.
#Person1#: There's not much time left. The deadline's May 1. That is just two weeks from now. Are you short of cash?
#Person2#: No, I'm Okay.
#Person1#: You'd better hurry up if you want a dorm room next September. There aren't enough rooms for every one, and first year students have priority.
#Person2#: Well, I've been thinking about living off campus.
#Person1#: Have you any idea of how much that would cost? There is the rent, utilities, and you'd probably need a car.
#Person2#: I know it would be more expensive. I think I can handle it though. The dorm is just so noisy that I can't get anything done. Maybe my grades would be better if I had some peace and quiet in a place of my own.
#Person1#: You should study in the library the way I do. Think of the money you'd save.
#Person2#: I've got to think it over some more. There's still two weeks left in April. | #Person1# pushes #Person2# to pay for the dormitory soon, but #Person2# is thinking about living off campus. They analyze the advantages and disadvantages of living on and off campus. |
angel: Perhaps you have never needed to see one?
kings: Why do I need an Angel now? Have I done something wrong?
angel: Well it would seem that one amongst you plans harm.
kings: Someone in my land plans to harm me? Who?
angel: The duke of Eastshire I am afraid.
kings: What!? I can't believe it. He has been my friend for many years.
angel: Friends close, enemies closer. That is a human saying.
kings: I suppose. Has he always wanted to harm me? or is it a recent change in him? Surely you must know?
angel: He has plotted these past two years now and intends to move soon.
kings: Well if you are here to help, how do I stop him from attacking? This is still so surprising, I am a very respected King in this land.
angel: Sometimes the more respected you are the more those around you grow with envy. You must send the guards to apprehend him right away.
kings: Thank you kind Angel for warning me. I will send my guards at once.
Summarize the dialogue | kings is surprised to learn that the duke of Eastshire plans to harm him. angel advises kings to send his guards to apprehend the duke. |
archer: Your allegations against the general are very concerning. I know he has ordered the death of countless villagers, but I always thought it was for the greater good. I sincerely doubt he would kill innocent lives without proper justification!
enemy: What justification could there be for killing innocents? Can you not see the grief in my eyes? The anguish in my soul?
archer: Surely, they must have committed crimes against the kingdom. I cannot see it any other way.
enemy: Then join me! Surely the men will follow you after we take down the general?
archer: I will permit you access to the general's quarters then. But he must die by your hand. Nobody can know I was involved in his death.
enemy: You . . .you are a good man. Soon my family will rest. Come then! Let us be off, and rid the realm of this monstrosity.
archer: I suppose I should return your knife. If you want to find justice, you must be the one to plunge this through his heart.
Summarize the dialogue | archer will let the enemy into the general's quarters. The archer will return the enemy's knife. The archer will let the enemy kill the general. |
Jamaal: YO!
Sara: Yo yourself.
Jamaal: I been wondering about you.
Sara: Yes?
Jamaal: You seeing anyone?
Sara: Maybe.
Jamaal: Girl, please.
Sara: Well, it's complicated.
Jamaal: What you mean?
Sara: I have a baby daddy but he isn't my man anymore.
Jamaal: Okay. So can I be your man?
Sara: You can try!
Jamaal: I'm bringing pizza, we gone Netflix and see what happens!
Sara: LOL I don't like pizza.
Jamaal: What fool don't like pizza?
Sara: Boy bye.
Jamaal: Buh bye. | Jamaal wants to date Sara but her situation is complicated. |
handmaid: Yes sir it is, the magnificent paintings deserve a clean place, how are you today?
a visitor: And you are very modest
handmaid: Thank you for the compliment, what business are you here for if you don't mind me asking?
a visitor: I am writer, sailor and a trader came from far away
handmaid: Sailor huh, that is quite the profession, what seas have you conquered?
a visitor: Your husband must be a very lucky man
handmaid: Yes he is, here, take this suit of armor for your travels.
a visitor: Thanks lady I hope I can get a place to stay tonight
handmaid: I am sure the queen may accommodate a room for a brave sailor doing her bid, please go to her court and inquire.
a visitor: OK nice I hope she won't take me as a spy
handmaid: Doubtful, you dont look like the type.
a visitor: I once had a nasty experience in New Jersey and I prefer talking to men when it comes to that
Summarize the dialogue | handmaid is cleaning the place. The visitor is a writer, sailor and a trader. He came from far away. The handmaid gives him a suit of armor. The visitor will go to the queen's court to ask for a place to stay. |
monk: I love my hairstyle so much
Summarize the dialogue | monk: i love my hairstyle so much |
Carrie: hi darling, first stop
James: not too tired?
Carrie: i'm fine, but quite a lot of traffic
James: be carefull.
Carrie: i'll text you at my next stop. Time to go
James: love you darling
Carrie: second stop. The car was thirsty
James: lol
Carrie: did you tell Henry that you're on your own tonight?
James: yes he invites me for diner
Carrie: Boys would stay alone?
James: i booked a babysitter
Carrie: good evening then
Carrie: guess what?
James: ?
Carrie: we're stuck on the motorway since 30 minutes
James: good luck
Carrie: 2 hours later... still stuck. I understood that 2 trucks met fiercely!
Carrie: hurra! the police is coming to clear out the cars. Poor trucks, they have to stay there. The line goes on kilometers
James: let me know when you're home.
Carrie:<file_photo>
James: home?
Carrie: yes with a good diner. love you good night | Carrie got stuck on the motorway for two hours on her way home because of an accident. James went for dinner to Henry's and left the children with a babysitter. |
Joanna: Feel free to come over, I have made a lot of apple pie :p
Joanna: <file_photo>
Ula: How come?
Joanna: My family visited this weekend and left me a ton of apples :)
Jacek: The invitation is for real? Because I will go anywhere for home-made apple pie :D
Joanna: Absolutely :)
Jacek: Me and Alex will come after class
Joanna: And you Ula?
Ula: I will see if I find time after work, but probably :) | Joanna's parents came over this weekend and left her a lot of apples so she made an apple pie. Jacek and Alex will come and try it after class. Ula will too, if she is free after work. |
peasant: My family is hungry, I beg you to have mercy on us and the village. There is so much food here, yet we are starving.
king and queen: And what have you done to provide for your family?
peasant: Every day I toil in the fields to provide what is on your table, yet you leave nothing for us.
king and queen: This table was cultivated from the Royal Gardens and Greenhouses! You would claim royal fruits and vegetables as your own?
peasant: No, but we are forced to sell all the food we grow to afford the heavy taxes you impose on us. The money which pays for your royal gardens and greenhouses and everything else in this dining hall!
king and queen: Dear peasant, do you not know that it is the duty of the Fogdes to set the tax rates?
peasant: If it is as you say, may I get a plate from you dining hall as a gesture of your sincerity?
Summarize the dialogue | The peasant is hungry and he wants the king and queen to leave some food for him. The king and queen refuse. The peasant is forced to sell his food to pay the taxes. |
#Person1#: I really need to find a parking spot.
#Person2#: Are you looking for a space on or off campus?
#Person1#: Do you know any spaces on campus?
#Person2#: You can park in the student parking structure.
#Person1#: Where is it located?
#Person2#: You'll find the parking structure on the west side of the campus.
#Person1#: Do you have any idea if the parking structure has any spaces left?
#Person2#: Last time I checked, it was pretty empty.
#Person1#: What time was it when you went up there?
#Person2#: That was earlier this morning.
#Person1#: It wouldn't be full right now, would it?
#Person2#: I have no idea. | #Person1# needs to find a parking spot on campus. #Person2# suggests the student parking structure but doesn't know whether it's full now. |
Emilia: hi
Emilia: could you recommend any books, I'd like to read something cool
Noah: don't ask me, I'm reading The Lord of the Rings for like 7th time
Emilia: been there, done that
Trevor: depends, what genre
Trevor: I'm reading Philip Roth's American Pastoral atm and it's phenomenal
Emilia: hmm
Emilia: I might check it out
Noah: agree, it's great, you should read it
Emilia: alright, thanks! | Noah is reading "The Lord of The Rings" for the 7th time. Trevor is reading Philip Roth's "American Pastoral". |
Petra: I need to sleep, I can't stand how sleepy I am
Andy: I know, and it's so boring today, nobody's working at the office
Ezgi: I am working! lazy pigs
Petra: I'm sleeping with my eyes open, kill me
Andy: ask the fat woman from HR
Petra: she would kill me on spot without batting an eye
Andy: she always repeats she has a black belt in karate
Petra: it's hard to believe she can move, but let her have whatever belt she wants
Andy: LOL
Petra: sooooo sleepy | Petra is very sleepy at work today, Andy finds the day boring, and Ezgi is working. |
Martin: Hello Jen, i'm still waiting for you in Dublin, but as you can't decided yourself , i thought to come and visit you in Brittany. I'll be on my way to Biarritz with Sammy on the 4th of august
Jen: I was about to write to you. I'm back from Moscow, where i spend such a nice week with family. How incredible how the city has changed. I'll be happy to host you in august. I'm thinking about Dublin in september
Martin: great, i'm so happy. I'll call you back but i'll arrive late on the 4th of august or the 5th in the morning. I'll let you know asap
Jen: whenever you want.You may call me on the , i'm leaving on the 29th of july.
Martin: I'm in the States till the end of july, so i'll call you once you arrive in Brittany
Jen: enjoy your stay in america. I'll wait for you | Martin will come to Brittany with Sammy in the beginning of August and visit Jen. Jen has just came back from Moscow. Jen is leaving on the 29th of July. Martin is in the USA until the end of July. Martin will call Jen when she arrives in Brittany. |
Kayla: <file_photo> The Black Pearl.... (it is its real name). No signs of Jack Sparrow though 🙈😜
Isabel: Looks class Kayla!!!
Dulce: It’s beautiful!
Kayla: It’s... incredible... wish you were here… | Isabel and Dulce like Kayla's Black Pearl. |
#Person1#: You're a wonderful person, Kathleen.
#Person2#: So you are.
#Person1#: And I'm so honored that you would want to be with me because you would never be with anyone who wasn't truly worthy.
#Person2#: I feel exactly the same way with you.
#Person1#: Don't, don't, don't, don't say that. That, that makes it worse.
#Person2#: What? You don't love me? Me, either.
#Person1#: You don't love me?
#Person2#: No.
#Person1#: But we're so right for each other.
#Person2#: I know, I know. Well, is there some, is there someone else? Oh, that woman on television, Sydney Ann. | #Person1# feels #Person1# and Kathleen are right for each other but Kathleen doesn't love #Person1#. |
#Person1#: What are you surfing on the internet, John? You are smiling. Are you seeing a film?
#Person2#: No. You know Christmas Day is coming. I am choosing some lovely cards for my friends.
#Person1#: You mean you won't buy cards from the shops.
#Person2#: Mom, it's a new way to express your friendship and love.
#Person1#: But it seems that you only want to save money.
#Person2#: Yeah, we can save a lot of paper, if we all do so.
#Person1#: Sounds reasonable. I mainly send instant messages using my cell phone or write letters.
#Person2#: Cards on the internet can be matched with lovely pictures and music.
#Person1#: Wonderful. Let me choose one for your grandma first. | John is choosing some lovely Christmas cards for his friends on the internet. His mother plans to choose one for John's grandmother. |
peasant: I'm going to eat this moldy bread because I am starving.
villager: I be careful what you eat here, its a witchs house after all
peasant: I didn't get it here. I'm just stopping here to eat.
villager: ok, well hopeit doesn't make you sick how di you end up here
peasant: I just walked a long way. And yes, hopefully I won't get sick
villager: ok well I am here to hopefully get a cure for my duaghter
peasant: What is the matter with your daughter?
villager: She is very ill with a high fever
peasant: Oh no, I wish your daughter the best. Hopefully she gets better quickly.
villager: Me too, its been a week now and not getting any better
peasant: Well hopefully the witch will be able to get you a cure.
villager: I hope so too
peasant: I wish you the best. I better continue on.
villager: Me too you got any family
Summarize the dialogue | peasant is starving and he's going to eat moldy bread in the witch's house. Villager is here to get a cure for his daughter's fever. |
servant: I'm sure you will have no trouble convincing her highness. Though she has faced a lot of trouble in her reign, she remains just loyal to your people!
their family: Will you promise me that you will look after my boy, after he comes to work for the king. He's strong and brave but a little slow of mind.
servant: Yes. It takes an entire palace to raise up a good squire. I assure you, your son's success is important to us all, your royalness.
their family: Like I said, I ain't no royal. I'm just a humble subject of the King, just like you.
servant: You've moved me so deeply with your kindness. I will confess to you that I was pondering abandoning my position as a servant... This gives me hope to continue on in my daily work.
their family: And I am thankful to you for giving me such hope that my boy will make a good squire. I hope you two become great friends.
Summarize the dialogue | Their family wants their son to become a squire for the king. The servant promises to look after the boy. |
#Person1#: Hello Martin, long time no see. I heard you went to France to study, how was that?
#Person2#: I was only there for a year, then I took a year off to travel around Europe.
#Person1#: Where did you go?
#Person2#: I went to Switzerland first and then Germany in Austria. I was planning to end my trip in Italy, but it didn't work out.
#Person1#: Oh well, is it good to be back?
#Person2#: Of course, but I'm returning to France to finish my degree. It's a four-year program.
#Person1#: Oh, so you're just back to Beijing to visit your family?
#Person2#: Yeah, I'm here for another 2 months.
#Person1#: Any plans?
#Person2#: In July, my mother is turning 70, so we'll do something special for her. Next month we're going to drive to the coast, then I will be back to France before September first.
#Person1#: Good for you, do you think you could fit me into your busy schedule?
#Person2#: Ha, I can always make time for my friends, how about tonight?
#Person1#: Deal. | Martin tells #Person1# about his experience in Europe. Martin is back in Beijing to visit his family and will return to France to finish his degree. #Person1# and Martin decide to meet tonight. |
the king: Take this! I swear I will not come after you.
an assassin: I'm going to take all of your valuables anyway. You'll need to come up with a better offer than that. But I do thank you for the gesture.
the king: I am sure I have loads of Gold here. I will pay more to you than the person who hired you!
an assassin: Show me on this map exactly where you keep all of your kingdom's wealth.
the king: But.. but that is outrageous! You can't rob the livelihood of the entire Kingdom!
an assassin: If that is your final decision, so be it. Please lie down on the bed here, it will be more comfortable for you this way.
the king: Whatever you have to do, do it quickly. I will not betray my people.
an assassin: I promise you won't feel a thing. Just close your eyes king...
the king: I can feel the life slipping away from me. You will pay for this in time.
Summarize the dialogue | an assassin is going to kill the king. He wants the king to show him where the kingdom's wealth is hidden. |
Jake: Hey, have you found a car yet?
Lucy: Still looking <file_other> What do you think?
Jake: Looks good. Got a lot of miles though :/
Lucy: It's low for its price.
Jake: How much?
Lucy: Listed at 7.
Jake: Wow That's a steal!
Lucy: That's what I thought. I bet they can knock off a few hundreds if I pay cash too
Jake: Sounds good. Fingers crossed then | Lucy is looking for a car. She found one listed at 7. She is interested in paying cash and negotiating the price. |
thief: Alright, alright, alright. Perhaps there was more to the story. Just put that stuff away.
guard: I'll let the dungeon master hold onto this for now. But you better start talking fast, and I don't want to hear a single lie again!
thief: It's a bit of a long story. It all started with the Princess and the day she ran off to the forest y herself.
guard: The Princess was involved? Do go on...
thief: Well, she got herself in a little bit of trouble down by the docks and I happened to be walking by.
guard: What kind of trouble are you talking about? I hope she wasn't hurt, or the king would have our heads!
thief: No, see that's what I'm telling you. I saved the Princess. They were trying to harm her...and actually, I'm kind of a hero.
Summarize the dialogue | thief was walking by the docks when he saved the princess from some trouble. |
#Person1#: Good morning, Miss Wu! Can I ask you something?
#Person2#: Certainly. You are more welcome to do. What is it?
#Person1#: Tomorrow is my wife's birthday. We both love spicy Chinese dishes. I am wondering if you could recommend a good local restaurant where I can find some good spicy dishes.
#Person2#: Well, if spicy local dishes are what you are looking for, In Hua Restaurant is the best place to go. The restaurant serves very good and spicy local dishes. You might want to try there.
#Person1#: How far is it from here?
#Person2#: It is near the university. Five minutes'walk from your flat, I think.
#Person1#: Great. We'll go and have a try. Thank you very much.
#Person2#: You're welcome. May you have a good time. Please give my regards to your wife. I wish her a happy birthday tomorrow.
#Person1#: Thank you. The same to you. | Miss Wu recommends #Person1# to take his wife to go to In Hua Restaurant for good spicy Chinese dishes and tells #Person1# how to get there. |
#Person1#: Do you have any work experience in this field?
#Person2#: Yes. After my graduation from university, I worked as a Customer Service Coordinator in a foreign representative office, and then I transferred to a joint venture as a Market Development Manager. So I am familiar with the market in China.
#Person1#: What have you learned from the jobs you have had?
#Person2#: I learned to be patient when dealing with customers complaints and try my best to solve them. In addition, I learned at my previous jobs how to cooperate with my colleagues.
#Person1#: Does your current employer know you are looking for another job?
#Person2#: No, I haven't discussed my leaving plans with my current employer, but I am sure he will release me.
#Person1#: What is your impression of your present company?
#Person2#: Very good.
#Person1#: What would your current colleague say about you?
#Person2#: They would say I'm a dependable and hard worker. | #Person1# interviews #Person2# and asks about #Person2#'s work experience, what #Person2# learned from the previous jobs, #Person2#'s impressions of the current company, and what #Person2#'s colleagues would say about #Person2#. |
god: Ok I sign you petitions.Look at my babies.Aren't they lovelies
petitioner: Fool! It was the petition to make me a God. I just needed one more signature and now as soon as I a deliver this to office in triplicate forms by 90 business days I will be unendingly powerful! Nice puppies btw.
god: Your fool!!! You will never became a God.You are to insignificant!!
petitioner: Ah! Not anymore! As long as I double stamp both sides of the document and provided 2 alternative forms of identification as well as my last 4 known addresses no one can stop me!
god: Give this back before you hurts yourself!!
petitioner: Oiii wait a minute mate! Aw I had it for a second, I felt so divine like. I can't wait to become recognized as a God. Maybe we can chill then? Man I'm soaking wet from battling you all the time. Excuse me for a sec.
Summarize the dialogue | god signed a petition to make the petitioner a god. The petitioner will become a god as soon as he delivers the petition to the office in triplicate forms by 90 business days. |
guard: Hey you!
servant: Yes
guard: Why are you pacing around?
servant: I have been sent here to bring back my master's dog. I am sorry for the trouble!
guard: Have you seen it?
servant: Yes it is right here.
guard: I saw the lovely puppy moments ago at the barn.
servant: He moves quite fast. He is the friendliest dog around
guard: You should always keep an eye on it. There are many snakes in the wood
servant: I know but my master likes to let him loose, so he can run around.
guard: Its ok. Now leave the tower, the King will be here anytime soon.
servant: Yes, I will hurry along!
guard: Great. Here, have this cookie for the dog\
servant: Thank you kind guard. He loves cookies.
Summarize the dialogue | servant is looking for the King's dog. He saw it at the barn moments ago. The King will be here soon. |
Sash: u up
Caron: bed
Sash: k | Caron is in bed already. |
#Person1#: Good morning, Madam. Can I help you?
#Person2#: Eh... Yes, I hope so. I want to go to Edinburgh for the festival, and I'm not too sure of the best way to get there. I've got a car, but it's not in a very good condition. And I was just wondering if you could tell me how long you think it'll take me to drive up there.
#Person1#: Well, if you go there on the motorway, I suppose it's about 8 hours.
#Person2#: 8 hours, It's a long way. And considering the patrol prices, it'll be a little too expensive, I suppose.
#Person1#: Well, yes, it probably costs you about 70 pounds depending on your car.
#Person2#: The car is the trouble. Now, what about the coach? I've been told that's fairly reasonable.
#Person1#: Oh, it is. It costs twenty pounds in fact from London to Edinburgh.
#Person2#: Hmm, that's not too bad.
#Person1#: But it takes about ten hours.
#Person2#: Oh, no. What about the train then?
#Person1#: Let me see. It takes five hours ill fact from London to Edinburgh. It costs 62 pounds for a single.
#Person2#: 62 pounds for a single ticket. Wow, that's a lot of money. You see, what I'd really like to do is to go by plane. Can you tell me about that?
#Person1#: Yes, of course. Let me see, 78 pounds for a single. But it takes just over an hour.
#Person2#: Really?
#Person1#: Yes, you're there in no time.
#Person2#: Wonderful. That'll be a wonderful start to the holiday.
#Person1#: Shall I book a ticket?
#Person2#: Well, look. I really ought to think about it. Thank you very much for your help. See you later.
#Person1#: See you. | #Person2# wants to go to Edinburgh from London for a festival but she is not sure of the best way to get there. #Person1# tells her the hours and money that would be spent by car, by coach, by train, and by air. #Person2#'ll think about it. |
the king: What are you doing in the Dungeon?
assassin: I came to see if my target is here. This makes for a good place to hide.
the king: Who are you targeting?
assassin: Do i have to tell you sir. I like to keep my targets a secrete.
the king: Am I your target?
assassin: No sir, i would be foolish to accept you as my target.
the king: How do I know if you're telling the truth?
assassin: You aren;t dead sir.
the king: Not yet.
assassin: WHy would i waste my time with this discussion than?
the king: Because I'm a very prominent figure in society. Lots of people love me and lots of people hate me and want me dead.
assassin: Well you are a hard one to find.. i'll giove you that..
the king: Thank you for putting the sword away. Puts me a little at ease.
Summarize the dialogue | the king is a prominent figure in society. He is a target for assassins. The king is not the assassin's target. |
raccoon: hmm, not really I value my hide more then anything else, what do you do here
challenger: I am here to get some information from one of the royals. I need information to take down this corroupt king.
raccoon: well maybe you can use this to help don't ask me how I ready to get out of here
challenger: What could I possibly use that for?
raccoon: maybe use it to take out the torturer over there its got a pointy end that could do some damage
challenger: I guess so.. the masked torturer over there usually does the torturing though. I just bring him the people I need information from.
raccoon: I see misunderstood the relationship have you discovered anything
challenger: Nothing useful yet. I suppose the torturer will have to do a better job...
raccoon: Are you sure you can trust him maybe he in league with king
challenger: Well of course I can! He has been my most trusted acquaintance for many years! How dare you question his loyality!
Summarize the dialogue | Challenger is in the castle to get information from the royals. He brought a torturer to torture the people. The torturer hasn't found anything useful yet. |
#Person1#: How can I help you, sir?
#Person2#: I am here to have a discussion on your company's investment issue.
#Person1#: Sorry, could you tell me your name?
#Person2#: I am James Pond from FAM Company and I am here to discuss it with Nova.
#Person1#: Do you have an appointment?
#Person2#: Yes, I did it yesterday. Our meeting should be 2 pm.
#Person1#: I guess she forgot your meeting. She is attending an important meeting in the company. Will you have a seat? May I leave a memo for her?
#Person2#: Thank you.
#Person1#: She will be back soon. | James Pond comes to #Person1#'s company to discuss an investment issue with Nova but she is not there. #Person1# leaves a memo for Nova and asks James to wait. |
Jeff: KMN
Hillary: Y?
Jeff: Writing the essay 4 2moro.
Hillary: And?
Jeff: Just starting.
Hillary: First setnece?
Jeff: Nope.
Hillary: Good luck!
Jeff: Thx.
Hillary: Copy it mybe?
Jeff: SLAP
Hillary: Anytime. | Jeff is starting to write an essay due tomorrow. |
horse: I sure will. I am tired. We have been on patrol for some time. Oh blacksmith have you seen the Queens mare? She is a beauty!
blacksmith: Careful now, no point falling head over heels for the Queen's mare. Unless you want trouble!
horse: Neigh I will behave like the gentle horse that I am. But wow. So how long before the boy will be putting the shoes on us?
blacksmith: We're almost done. Let the shoe cool down a bit or it might sting your heels.
horse: Oh I must be so tired I forgot that my knight just went for a pint of ale. He should be back in a little while to pay you.
blacksmith: There! We're all done now. I will put them on for you. Tell me how it feels.
horse: WHOA! I lost my balance for a second. Sorry about that blacksmith. They feel great. I'll know better when my knight takes me for a trot. Speaking of drinks do you happen to have some water for a thirsty horse?
Summarize the dialogue | blacksmith is putting shoes on a horse for the Queen. The horse is tired after a long patrol. The horse is a beauty, but the horse is not allowed to fall head over heels for her. |
Maya: Honey, could you stop by the market and grab some water?😍😍😍
Henry: Ok. Gas or without gas?
Maya: Without gas. Thaaaankkkkkkksssssssssss, darling!😙😙😙😙😙😙😙😙😙😙
Henry: Np. 😄Anything else?
Maya: That's all. Thanks again, see yaaaaaa 😗😗 | Henry will get some still water at the market on Maya's request. |
cow: What did he do this time?
rabbit: He is trying to eat me. I am faster than him but he is sly an sneaky. He got my tail the other day.
cow: Oh no! not your fluffy tail! He has been causing too much ruckus around the pasture.
rabbit: Do you want to help me put an end this tyrant? The farmer doesn't seem to be doing his job.
cow: Might as well this madness needs to stop.
rabbit: Oh, thank you! We should get the farmers dog in on this. He would make a great ally.
cow: Of course! He can run faster than me for sure. I could kick him if need be
rabbit: Man, I think one good kick from you would do the trick. I will just hang next to your back leg and when he approaches you kick the snot out of him.
cow: Fantastic Idea! I can't wait to end this trouble
rabbit: Here, have a drink on me new friend.
Summarize the dialogue | rabbit is afraid of the farmer's dog. Cow will help him to kick the dog. |
#Person1#: Dr. Stone, how did you become an expert on smell?
#Person2#: Well, I didn't intend to in the first place. But when I was in university, there was a course on senses. The other senses seem to be more concrete somehow, but smell is so personal. I found it extremely interesting.
#Person1#: Do you have any interesting information to give us about smells?
#Person2#: Well, let's see. Did you know that it's harder to forget smells than to forget facts? There have been experiments where people could pick out a particular smell thirty days after smelling it for the first time.
#Person1#: Really? So smells can bring back more memories than, say, music?
#Person2#: That seems to be the case.
#Person1#: That's interesting. So what's your favorite smell?
#Person2#: Oh, I have lots of different ones. The smells of the sea reminds me of happy family holidays, and the smell of roses makes me think of my friend's house. Strangely enough, I like the smell of air craft fuel at airports. Then I know I am going to fly somewhere exciting. But it's the general smell of my garden in the rain that I really like the most. That means I am at home where I should be. | Dr. Stone shares with #Person1# how he became an expert on smell, some interesting information about smells and the favorite smell. |
Tiffany: Who's Elon Musk?
Blair: You know nothin', John Snow.
Dale: Srsly? Never heard of him?
Tiffany: Nope, sorry.
Dale: He set up PayPal, Tesla and SpaceX.
Blair: He wants to go to the moon. He's creating the first passenger shuttle to the moon.
Tiffany: Rly? :) How much is the ticket?
Dale: Depends. Currently around $ 35 mil.
Tiffany: What?
Blair: Rly. Unfortunately, that kinda cash doesn't fit into my piggy bank.
Dale: Bt the good news is that you'll be able to watch it using VR!
Tiffany: How?!
Blair: Apparently they're going to stream the whole thing in HD via their satellites.
Tiffany: Wow! Amazing! When?
Dale: No one really knows. When they finally build the shuttle and set off, but the date is not known for now.
Tiffany: Shame. Maybe until then I'll manage to buy myself this VR headset ;)
Blair: You really should! If not for work, you can always use it for pleasure :)
Dale: Just don't play horror games. You'll get a heart attack.
Tiffany: Really that scary?
Dale: Tried it once. Nevermind the money. I'm not doing it again.
Blair: Someone got scared? ;)
Dale: But all other games are fine. And the experiences are unspeakable!
Blair: I do confirm that. When you put on the headset it's a little awkward at first, but when you forget about it, virtual reality becomes reality.
Tiffany: Where can I buy this?
Dale: The easiest way? Online.
Blair: Remeber, it's not cheap.
Dale: <file_other> <file_other> <file_other> <file_other> <file_other> There you go.
Tiffany: Cheap is not the word that best describes it.
Blair: But it's worth it ;) | Elon Musk set up PayPal, Tesla and SpaceX and is s creating the first passenger shuttle to the moon. The tickets cost around $ 35 million, but the event is going to be streamed in HD via satelites. The date is yet unknown. Tiffany wants to buy a VR headset. |
the queen: I will give you a massage if you want...
the king: That would be wonderful my love! Truly you make happy!
the queen: Then go ahead and lay down and relax....We won't be needing this...
the king: I'll lie down here. You do your thing, and let me know when you're done. I could always get one of the servants to do it if you aren't up for it
the queen: No I would love to ease your stress sweetie....
the king: You really do know how to cheer me up, my love. I would never be this happy without you
the queen: You make me the happiest woman around!
the king: Now I don't typically grant requests for others, but if there is anything that I could do that would benefit you, I will grant you it to my best abilities; now what is your wish, my queen?
the queen: Now now let us focus on you for tonight for all the hard work you do.
Summarize the dialogue | the queen will give the king a massage to cheer him up. |
Trevor: Team Cardi B or Nicki Minaj?
Jay: You know me boy. Nicki all the way
Trevor: Whaaat? Cardi is bomb
Jay: You think so?
Jay: The fact that Nicki has been in the industry for long enough makes Cardi look like a child
Jay: It is like a kid trying to argue with his mom. He will eventually lose.
Trevor: We just can't agree on that though.
Jay: Okay every man with his opinion right?😂
Trevor: Definitely. | Jay prefers Nicki Minaj to Cardi B. Trevor thinks that Cardi B is better. |
high priestess: That's likely good idea. There are dropping all about from my sacred woodpecker.
a maid: Would you like me to wipe the stained glass windows as well?
high priestess: Of course. I could aid you in this I suppose.
a maid: Bless you, high priestess. Your kindness knows no bounds.
high priestess: Oh don't be silly child. Just don't tell the lower priestesses that you saw me doing this.
a maid: My lips are sealed. These windows really are quite amazing, aren't they? Such a beautiful depiction of the goddess.
high priestess: Yes they are quite nice. I enjoy just sitting in the light that shines through them while I light incense and pray for the forest.
a maid: Is something on your mind, high priestess? What troubles lay in the forest?
high priestess: I shouldn't speak of it, but a great evil lies in wait.
Summarize the dialogue | high priestess wants a maid to wipe the stained glass windows. She is worried about the forest. |
#Person1#: See how many people are here!
#Person2#: Yeah! Do all these people work in the company? Everyone and their dog is here!
#Person1#: Other than the employees, our boss Jack invited some friends of the company.
#Person2#: Can we just sit wherever we want?
#Person1#: Of course not! We have to sit at our assigned seats. I think our table is over there in the back.
#Person2#: Hmm. We don't exactly have the best seats in the house, do we?
#Person1#: Look who you get to sit next to--Tim from purchasing!
#Person2#: Www! That weirdo? ! He really gives me the creeps!
#Person1#: Don't worry. I'm also sitting next to you.
#Person2#: I just hope he doesn't start bragging again!
#Person1#: I can't wait until we get our year-end bonus!
#Person2#: Me, either! Who decides how much money we get? | #Person1# and #Person2# find there are so many people in their company. They have to sit at their assigned seats. They can't wait until they get their year-end bonus. |
the king: Suit yourself, I do agree with you though, it is quite warm. And quite nice.
dogs: What this i see everywhere, you give some treasures away in the underground cavern?
the king: No, I will not. These are my treasures! They're undeserving for those below me. Besides, the gems and metal here would be tricky to get out since they're engraved in the walls.
dogs: can i get some for my new girl?
the king: No, you may not. Only if you're able to prove yourself to be on the same rank as me, which I think you cannot.
dogs: yea, next time its bite i will give you. Greedy old king
the king: Sorry, but these are my prized possessions!
dogs: I will just run along now. Thank you
the king: You come back here with that!
dogs: woff woff ..barking
the king: Bark all you want, but you will not get any jewels!
Summarize the dialogue | the king will not give any jewels to dogs. |
town baker: You can bake too you know. You are my husband haha!
the town baker's husband: Yes but my skills are not nearly as delightful adn elegant as yours.
town baker: Aww. You're just saying that so you can indulge in my pumpkin pastry dear!
the town baker's husband: You caught me dear. It is just so tasty.
town baker: What can i say? I'm the greatest.
the town baker's husband: That you are, if only you could wash my clothes without shrinking them.
town baker: How dare you! Maybe if you weren't gain so much weight they wouldn't be shrinking!
the town baker's husband: AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH Why would you do that! It was a joke!
town baker: Joke my arse! You know how i feel about laundry!
the town baker's husband: I am sorry dear. I just want the pastry.
town baker: You better be sorry my love. I'll make it for you here soon
Summarize the dialogue | the town baker's husband wants her to make him a pumpkin pastry. |
king: Find other servants and find her! And tell whoever she is with to come as well.
servant: *Fifty seven minutes later* My King, may I present to you her Majesty the King, Thirteen of your Royal Knights, Seven Priests of the Temple, The Elvish Ambassador, Your Stable Boy, and Your brother.
king: What is the meaning of this?!!
servant: Ummm . . . I believe there has been an outburst of . . .poetry in the err, chambers of this castle milord.
king: It would seem, that I, the rightful King of this Kingdom is being made the fool! This glorious temple was made by the gods, in preparation for my birth! Am I to be insulted by my Queen and all my Kingdom in it?
Summarize the dialogue | king's queen is making fool of him in the temple. |
#Person1#: Would you please explain for me what a business contract implies?
#Person2#: A contract is an agreement which is binding on both parties mutually. A contract might be formal or informal, oral or written. An implemented contract is one which has been fully executed by both sides ; an executive contract is one which is going to be performed. They are enforceable by laws and any party who defaults the contract may be sued and forced to make compensation.
#Person1#: What are the purposes of contract?
#Person2#: In an ordinary contract, the objective of a contract might be relatively simple, indicating the description of commodity, price, quantity, terms of payment and etc.
#Person1#: When we draft a contract, which points should we pay special attention to?
#Person2#: Well. First, make meaning clear by using concise forma language. Second, describe accurately the exact requirement. Finally, state clearly the permissible variation in quantity. | #Person2# explains to #Person1# that a contract is an agreement binding on both parties mutually to indicate the description of the commodity. A contract should clear meaning, requirement and variation. |
Richie: Pogba
Clay: Pogboom
Richie: what a s strike yoh!
Clay: was off the seat the moment he chopped the ball back to his right foot
Richie: me too dude
Clay: hope his form lasts
Richie: This season he's more mature
Clay: Yeah, Jose has his trust in him
Richie: everyone does
Clay: yeah, he really deserved to score after his first 60 minutes
Richie: reward
Clay: yeah man
Richie: cool then
Clay: cool | Richie and Clay saw a very good football game, with one football player chopping the ball back to his foot, which was particularly exciting. Jose has trust in that player. |
sheep: No need to climb up on me! We can't run away very fast if our legs are all tangled.
donkey: That be so Sheep! Bray!
sheep: So... sheep? That must be street slang for something. I'm from the countryside, so I'm afraid I don't know too much about... hrm... why are there *dead* people on your back!
donkey: I don't ask questions, I just do as I'm told! Bray!
sheep: Don't they... bother you? This place is giving me the creeps....
donkey: I mean they do, but what could I do about it?
sheep: Here, maybe if I grab hold of that one -ick, it's cold and stiff-
donkey: You are very strong! I am hope the Goddess didn't hear us.
sheep: Blegh! They taste foul. I say, why don't we get out of here before our humans come back? I don't fancy our chances here.
donkey: Our chances here or escaping?
Summarize the dialogue | sheep and donkey are in the countryside. They are scared of the place they are in. They want to escape. |
Anne: Hi Paul, I won't make it to the office today.
Anne: I have a fever.
Paul: Hi Anne, that's too bad. You should see a doctor.
Anne: I just booked an appointment for this afternoon.
Paul: OK, let me know afterwards. Get better soon!
Anne: Thanks Paul! Take care. | Anne has a fever, she won't come to the office. She'll see a doctor in the afternoon. |
#Person1#: It is Jane's birthday tomorrow.
#Person2#: Are you sure? I think it should be the day after tomorrow.
#Person1#: Well, let me see. Oh, I'm sorry. You're right. It is the day after tomorrow. Shall we buy her a present?
#Person2#: Yes, of course. Shall we give her some flowers?
#Person1#: Flowers are lovely. But I think it's better to buy her an ice box of chocolates.
#Person2#: Jane doesn't like sweet things, didn't you know that?
#Person1#: You are right. Uh...I know we can give her a record. She loves music.
#Person2#: That's a good idea. Let's go to the music shop and choose one for her. | #Person2# reminds #Person1# of the date of Jane's birthday and they decide to give Jane a record as her birthday gift. |
Huw Irranca-Davies AM: Thank you Chair If I can just first of all zoom in on the way in which we actually decide which schools need what support So one of the interesting questions for us is how do we use the different systems out there So we have got the school categorisation system which we are familiar with We have also got Estyn inspection reports then we have got other intelligence including local intelligence on the ground How do you decide from that ? How is it decided what schools need support need challenge ? How do we do that ?
Kirsty Williams AM: Well you are right : what we have is a variety of ways in which we can identify schools that need support or need to be challenged on their practice But it is important not to confuse them either So our primary route to doing this is our school categorisation system Sometimes and perhaps this is inevitable— That system is primarily there as a triage system around identifying where our resource should be spent So our school improvement service—it is a riskbased approach so they can evaluate where they need to put their time effort and resource Sometimes it is used by other people for other things but that is not its primary purpose its primary purpose there is not one of accountability it is one of identifying risk and aligning that then to the support that is available Estyn—now that is part of that accountability system That is our method of holding schools and their governing bodies to account for their practice and for the work that they do Both systems of course are evolving So how we do categorisation has changed over a period of time The elements that go into making that judgment around the levels of support have changed and of course the Estyn inspection regime is also changing At the moment schools are only inspected once every seven years We are moving to a system where Estyn will be more regularly in schools So they are two systems but they are different and they look at different things But our categorisation system is how we look for those ways of identifying support for schools | Now, Estyn was used as part of the accountability system. Since the systems were evolving all the time, the Estyn itself inspection regime was changing as well. Now, they were moving to a system where Estyn would be more regularly in schools. Although there were two systems, they were different and they looked at different things. The categorization system they used now was how they looked for those ways of identifying support for schools. |
#Person1#: Hi, Maria, how's it going?
#Person2#: Good. I finished all my courses today, so I can relax.
#Person1#: Great. Maybe you'll have time for some traveling now.
#Person2#: Maybe, but I think I'll stay at home this weekend.
#Person1#: Oh, well, why don't you come to my house? My family is coming over. We're having a barbeque in the back garden.
#Person2#: Thanks. But it's with your families, so you probably don't want other people there.
#Person1#: No, really. Don't worry, because I'm inviting a few people from my class as well. I'd really like you to come.
#Person2#: That would be great. Is it a special family gathering?
#Person1#: Well, my oldest sister has a new baby girl. So it's a bit of a celebration for that.
#Person2#: Oh, you say Daisy has a baby? She married 2 years ago, didn't she?
#Person1#: Yes. | Maria plans to stay at home this weekend. #Person1# invites her to have a barbeque to celebrate the birth of #Person1#'s sister's baby. Maria agrees. |
choir member: i can imagine with such a large ceremony it must be difficult
bishop: Are you not also, as a member of the choir, undergoing great and lengthy preparations for the ceremony and celebration?
choir member: well its much simpler learning new verses and nothing else
bishop: Why surely the King has high expectations of a most impressive choral presentation! I must speak to him at once; we must not disappoint his majesty! Surely you could speak to the choirmaster?
choir member: trust that we know what we are doing, i simply mean one task does not consume as much time as setting it all up
bishop: Of course, I have misunderstood you! Go now, and reflect on this painting of your Lord and Savior as you go; remembering how he died for you and will be with you always. I must attend to the King!
choir member: have a blessed day sir bishop
bishop: fare thee well, and safe journeying to you. I shall no doubt see you again soon in the confessional!
choir member: of course sir
Summarize the dialogue | Bishop is preparing for the ceremony and celebration. Choir member is learning new verses. Bishop must speak to the King. |
priest: I understand that. But God knows the best path for everyone, I believe. You'll be able to see your family soon.
squire: Will you pray for me father? I feel they have forgotten about me.
priest: Can do, I do truly believe they haven't forgotten about you, they still have love for you and miss you.
squire: I was only eight when I was taken away.
priest: I'm sorry to hear, that seems like a very early age to be taken away from your family.
squire: Yes, and all these years I have waited for the chance to run away but that day has never come. I am losing hope.
priest: I don't think it'd be best to run away and lie to the king, despite the hardships. Maybe try convincing him to let you quit?
squire: Do you think he would listen? I have been good to him and have done my job to the best of my ability.
priest: I believe he will, the king is kind and he'll understand your reasons for not wanting to be around him anymore.
Summarize the dialogue | squire was eight when he was taken away from his family. He has been waiting for the chance to run away but that day has never come. He has been good to the king and has done his job to the best of his ability. He wants to quit but the king is kind |
lizard: A vicious circle. I understand but I can also see why the people may fear you. It is lovely chatting with you troll, I too like the comany though I am getting very cold, can i sit on you to keep warm before moving on?
troll: Aww, thank you mr Lizard, come and get warm with me then i will take you to the top so you can get warm in the sun.
lizard: Thank you troll, I don't think i'll have the energy to move so that will be very kind of you. See troll, you can be kind, you should let people see that. Just because you live under a muddy murky bridge, doesn't make you scary or horrible. It's what's on the inside that countssss .... *falls asleep*
troll: Thank you for your your kind words Mr Lizard. I will take you up now.
Summarize the dialogue | Lizard is cold and wants to sit on Troll to keep warm. Troll will take Lizard to the top to get warm in the sun. |
organist: Where did you live before here? Does the priest have any idea you are living in the chapel?
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: I think he does, he certainly has been good with leaving a couple morsels here and there!
organist: Well I wouldn't let you live here. You can find other accommodations much better than here.
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: Meep.
organist: You need to find a better place where you do not scare women and children and leave your droppings. This is not the place to live
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: If you say so Mr organist. Can you name a place with more morsels?
organist: If you go to live under the church, I will make sure you get crumbs and scraps daily.
a rat chews on a dropped hymnbook: Will you bring me some?
organist: I will bring it every day! If you don't leave, I will be tempted to get a cat to help you leave.
Summarize the dialogue | a rat is chewing on a dropped hymnbook in the chapel. The organist doesn't want the rat to live there. He offers the rat to live under the church. |
the queen: how do you do jester it has been a few days
court jester: A few days? It feels like months since I have had to gaze upon you loveliness.
the queen: why thank you, so what do you have for me today
court jester: How could I give such a golden beauty more than she already has?
the queen: well do you have a performance perhaps?
court jester: Yes, but I must be properly attired. You know how the King feels about me.
the queen: yes that is true, you do not need to perform if you do not want to
court jester: Of course for you. I will juggle the golden food. May I proceed?
the queen: of course, you may do as you please
court jester: I will juggle the food until it I reach you that you may have your fill.
the queen: haha that should be interesting
court jester: I will begin now. You must close your eyes though.
the queen: of course, please entertain me
Summarize the dialogue | The court jester will juggle golden food for the queen. |
maid: the queen summoned me, my lord
future heir to the throne: Well, she's gone now. She went to the kitchens.
maid: yes my lord, I'll wait for her at the corner
future heir to the throne: You could at least clean while you're here. Look how dusty everything is.
maid: i'll get to it right away my lord
future heir to the throne: Excellent. Do you find this jester funny?
maid: i haven't been paying attention to him, my lord
future heir to the throne: I don't find him funny at all.
maid: you have the final say my lord, shall i usher him out of your presence?
future heir to the throne: No. He's fine, just boring.
maid: as your lordship pleases
future heir to the throne: And soon, I'll be your highness!
Summarize the dialogue | Maid will wait for the queen at the corner. Maid will clean the place. Maid doesn't find the jester funny. |
historian: Hello, congregant. I am here in search of knowledge. What a lovely Nave this is.
congregant: You are not here to document the history of this religious place?
historian: Yes, but first I must learn everything there is to know. Can you help educate me?
congregant: Absolutely, let's start with not dropping holy books.
historian: Thank you. I've been fumbling around all day. What do you know about the history of this place?
congregant: The entire history has been recorded right here in this book.
historian: Thank you. I'll start reading right away.
congregant: Are you doing a book of your own on ancient religious places?
historian: I am. I am hoping to find new information here to add to my book. Would you be willing to help?
congregant: I am always willing to help a fellow scholar.
historian: Thank you, congregant. What is it that you study? I did not realize you are a scholar.
congregant: Well, I study religion of course, that is why I am here.
Summarize the dialogue | historian is here to document the history of a religious place. Congregant is a scholar of religion. He will help historian with his research. |
Andrew Simmons: I'm sending you the list (with specific times) for our individual meetings tomorrow. In case you are unable to attend, please let me know as soon as possible.
Andrew Simmons: <file_other>
Samuel Anderson: I have an appointment with a doctor so I won’t be able to come to the meeting.
Andrew Simmons: Then please bring your plan to our next class.
Katherine Jackson: I also won’t be coming, because I have a retake.
Andrew Simmons: Alright. For those who are coming. The meetings will take place in my office, room 104. | The individual meeting with Andrew Simmons takes place tomorrow in room 104. Samuel Anderson and Katherine Jackson won't attend it because he has an appointment and she has a retake. |
#Person1#: Still feeling ill?
#Person2#: Yes. And that medicine hasn't helped. Not a good start to our vacation, I'm afraid.
#Person1#: Do you have any idea what caused it?
#Person2#: Well, I thought it might be last night's dinner.
#Person1#: But I am fine. Could it be the heat? It's enough to make anyone ill.
#Person2#: I know. But we've been here a week now. Anyway, I've been careful in the sun and I've been drinking bottled water.
#Person1#: Then we'd better stay in the hotel today. | #Person1# and #Person2# are having a vacation but #Person2# feels ill. |
a small, aggressive-looking dog: grabs person by the shirt and tries to pull him out.
person: Pull harder dog! They are biting both my arms now.
a small, aggressive-looking dog: RWAR...Grrrrr tug, tug, tug
person: If I had a tail like you do they would be biting it now too. I beseech you. Please rescue me from this accursed ant hill.
a small, aggressive-looking dog: the dog frantically digs at the ant hill trying to free the person.
person: They are crawling on my head now. The pain is unbearable.
a small, aggressive-looking dog: Arf! Arf! Arf! the dog gets bit and starts pawing at it's face instead of helping the Person
person: Oh no. I think I am going to perish. These ants are huge.
a small, aggressive-looking dog: The dog starts tugging on the person again. GRRR.... tug, tug
Summarize the dialogue | The person is stuck in an ant hill. The dog is trying to help him. |
Macy: what do you think? <file_photo>
Sergio: hmmm not too bad
Sergio: i mean, a skirt would be better xD
Macy: haha yeah but if i want pants, then what do you think about these ones
Sergio: well in that case :D
Sergio: they're fine. don't u have any other options to choose from?
Macy: <file_other>
Sergio: ok, how bout those black ones with pink flowers?
Macy: too pink
Sergio: and the grey with blue stuff ones?
Macy: hm, ok maybe....
Sergio: definitiely better than the red ones you showed first
Macy: ok, i'll consider them;D
Sergio: :) | Macy is posting photos and asking Sergio's opinion about a pair of pants for her. He dislikes the red ones and suggests the grey and blue ones, which Macy may consider. |
#Person1#: Good afternoon, CCL press. Jennisse speaking, How can I help you?
#Person2#: Good afternoon, I'm looking for Mr. Alert Li.
#Person1#: Oh, I'm sorry. Mr. Li is in a meeting right now. Can I take a message?
#Person2#: Sure. This is Nigel Smith his personal banker. Could you ask him to return my call?
#Person1#: Nigel Smith. Does he have your number, Mr. Smith?
#Person2#: It's 2781703 1.
#Person1#: 2781703 1. Sure. I'll make sure he gets the message.
#Person2#: Thanks so much, bye. | Nigel calls CCL press to look for Mr. Alert Li. Jennisse answers the call and asks Nigel to leave a message. |
#Person1#: Mr. : Hello, Mary.
#Person2#: Hi.
#Person1#: Mr. : I'm Mr. Taylor, and I'm your counselor. I'm going to show you around the school.
#Person2#: OK.
#Person1#: Mr. : Right here is the cafeteria.
#Person2#: It's huge!
#Person1#: Mr. : But not big enough. And here is our computer room.
#Person2#: There must be about 50 computers in here.
#Person1#: Mr. : And over here is our gymnasium.
#Person2#: Do I have to take gym?
#Person1#: Mr. : Just like everyone else. | Mr. Taylor, a counselor, shows Mary around the school. |
#Person1#: Hey, stop. [What?] And give me your money.
#Person2#: What? No, no. Listen here.
#Person1#: No, you listen. Hand over your purse, and I won't hurt you.
#Person2#: You've got to be joking.
#Person1#: Do I look like I'm joking?
#Person2#: Heh. Look. I only have two dollars in change.
#Person1#: I don't care. Give it to me! And your phone and credit cards.
#Person2#: Okay. Listen. Obviously, you haven't thought this through. I mean, who's going to rob someone as they walk out of a karate studio? Really?
#Person1#: Right. You don't fool me. Anyone can get a black belt online in 10 minutes. And I have a knife.
#Person2#: Listen, mister. I'm telling you to back off. I'm a fifth-degree black belt, and I've trained for 25 years. I don't want to hurt you, but I'll defend myself if I have to.
#Person1#: Alright, baby. Let me have it.
#Person2#: You'd better call 911 first.
#Person1#: Right. [Punches and kicks and yells and screams ... ] Ahh, oh, man. Ooohhhh. That hurts.
#Person2#: Yeah. Listen. Here's your two dollars. You'll need them to cover your medical bills. | #Person1# tries to rob #Person2#. #Person2# warns #Person1# that #Person2# is a fifth-degree black belt, but #Person1# refuses to back off. At last, #Person1# is punched. |
ghost: I am the old King from this realm...I adventured here and was killed...I hate the new King...I need your help to rid the world of him.
bat: This is my friend snake. He will certainly help me with anything, and his poison could come in handy!
ghost: I need you to bite the new King and poison his blood. His wife ...my cousin will then become the reigning monarch and regent of her son until he becomes of age.
bat: This will be so much fun! I've always wanted to kill a king! How will we get into his castle?
ghost: There is an open window on the west side of the castle that leads directly into the Kings privy. You can't miss it.
bat: What do you think buddy? You up to kill a king tonight?
ghost: This is awesome...not what is your price?
bat: I want a dark room in the castle all to myself and the snake.
ghost: Once the deed is done I will talk with the queen...it will be done!
bat: Well I say we begin to make our way towards the castle!
Summarize the dialogue | bat and snake are going to kill the new King. They will enter the castle through the window on the west side. |
man: When I was on my farmland I always kept my grass cut low to ensure nothing hid in it. I'm surprised something is here in this environment.
snake: Not all snakes are garden snakes that hide in the grass.
man: I suppose so. What types of things are there to eat out here? Back home the larger snakes would try to eat my master's sheep.
snake: Lizards and insects, mostly.
man: Have you captured humans before?
snake: Captured? No, I usually just ssssssnatch up food under their noses without them knowing.
man: Well, unfortunately for you, I don't have any food. Well, unless you like eating wood.
snake: Wood? I'd rather not. Have any chicken eggsssss?
man: I do not. Even if I did they would likely get spoiled quickly in this environment.
snake: Well no matter, I can find my own food!
man: I'm sure you can. The garden kind were always shifty trying to get my master's sheep at home.
Summarize the dialogue | snakes are not garden snakes that hide in the grass. They eat lizards and insects. Man doesn't have any food for snake. Snake can find its own food. |
Hefin David AM: And a last question : you have identified one university as high risk five as medium and two as low in the short to medium term You are obviously not going to tell us which but what I am interested in is the direction of travel and whether those that are medium—are they at any point at risk of becoming high in the near future ?
Dr David Blaney: I think it is fair to say that the direction of travel is that we are seeing an increased risk profile in the sector in Wales and it is about the financial pressures that we have already discussed this morning And that is why the efforts that the Minister has gone to to secure the Diamond settlement and indeed other bits of money now and again are so important So she is doing what she can and that is really good but we always knew that between the point of the Diamond recommendations being made and the full implementation there was going to be a valley to cross The new machinery costs more as you phase out the old as well So the amount of funding was always going to be under pressure there is a demographic dip and there are the other contextual factors we have discussed We always knew there was going to be a valley And the institutions have been working very hard to try not to take cost out now that they really do not have to take out because they do not want to reduce capacity which they will struggle to recover again when the financial position improves So they are seeing deficits which are managed deficits where they are spending more than their income in order just to keep the capacity in So they are being as responsible as we could expect them to be in this
Hefin David AM: And if you are back in a year or twos time the next few years are we confident that there will not be more in the highrisk category ? You said you do not see collapse but are we confident there will not be more in the highrisk category ?
Dr David Blaney: Well I think what I would always say about this process is that it does not guarantee 100 per cent accuracy We can only go on what we can see So I would not— HEFCW is innately cautious as an organisation so I am not going to say we are confident but that does not mean to say we are worried either
Hefin David AM: Right So to answer my question : are we likely to see more in the highrisk category or not ? | To answer Hefin David AM's question, Dr David Blaney suggested that the government was seeing an increased risk profile in the sector in Wales, and it was mainly about the financial pressures. Since the amount of funding was always going to be under pressure, as there was a demographic dip and there were the other contextual factors, there would be more universities entering the high-risk category. Dr David Blaney concluded that the government would not guarantee 100 per cent accuracy of the process. |
weapons master: Yes - but there is a darker side lad. Before we exterminated them, you should know that these were not ordinary turtle-folk, no, they were snapping-turtle-folk. They could snap a man or a horse in half with their ridge mouths. So many civillians dead, decapitated, or worse. I still have nightmares lad, even though it be more than 50 years since the last turtle uprising.
temple guard: Good heavens! I had no idea of the severity of the issue! Perhaps this would serve better as a horror story based on how you tell it. Is that why we have so many old amputees in town?
weapons master: Exactly lad - why, must be more than half the population of those of us above 50 years of age. I myself lost a foot from those tortoise shelled dastards.
temple guard: Those savages! You don't fear another turtle uprising, do you?
Summarize the dialogue | The weapons master lost a foot during the last turtle uprising. |
Lora: Hi, Michelle.
Michelle: Hi, Lora. Good to hear from you.
Lora: Yeah. I've been so busy at work recently.
Michelle: I know what you mean.
Lora: Fortunately, things slowed down a bit for me now.
Michelle: Good for you, Lora.
Michelle: You've been working too hard.
Lora: Probably. But it paid off.
Michelle: What do you mean?
Lora: Well, I got promoted.
Michelle: You did?
Lora: Yep. You're talking to Senior Account Manager.
Michelle: Congrats. Did you get a raise too?
Lora: I did. Not too much though:(
Lora: But what really counts, I will have much less work.
Michelle: How come?
Lora: I'll have fewer and larger clients. Basically, means working 9 to 5, five days a week.
Michelle: A big change for you, then:)
Lora: Exactly, we will meet much more often.
Michelle: Cool. How about this Saturday?
Lora: Can do=) Let's go shopping?
Michelle: Sound great. Pick me up in the morning.
Lora: Definitely be there! | Lora was busy at work recently. She got a promotion and a raise. Now she is Senior Account Manager and has less work than before. Lora and Michelle will go shopping together on Saturday. Lora will pick Michelle up in the morning. |
Clay: Look, I really am sorry, I behaved terribly... I sent you the money. I promise it won't happen again :)
Rita: You don't have to promise anything - it was a natural (yet indeed somewhat stupid) human reaction :P
Clay: I just feel bad that I lied to you... P.S. They rejected the proposal with the eu... I'm guessing it's either hard brexit or I dunno, they're trying to get rid of Teresa May
Rita: Well that's nothing new | Clay is sorry that he behaved terribly. He sent some money to Rita that thinks his behaviour was a natural yet stupid human reaction. Clay feels bad he lied to her. |
Grad E: OK And so I ve tried to come up with some initial things one could observe so who is the user ? Everything that has user comes from the user model everything that has situation comes from the situation model A We should be be clear But when it comes to sort of writing down when you when you do these things is it here ? You sort of have to a write the values this can take And here I was really in some s sometimes I was really sort of standing in front of a wall feeling very stupid because this case it s pretty simple but as we will see the other ones for example if it s a running budget so what are the discrete values of a running budget ? So maybe my understanding there is too impoverished How can I write here that this is something a number that cr keeps on changing ? But OK Thus is understandable ?
Professor B: You ve s have you seen this before at all Keith these belief net things ?
Grad A: no but I think I m following it So far
Grad E: So here is the the we had that the user s budget may influence the outcome of decisions There we wanted to keep sort of a running total of things
Grad D: Is this like a number that represents how much money they have left to spend ? OK h well I mean how is it different from user finance ?
Grad E: the finance is sort of here thought of as as the financial policy a person carries out in his life he is he cheap average or spendy ? And I did not come maybe a user I do not know I did not want to write greediness but
Professor B: So Keith w what s behind this is actually a program that will once you fill all this in actually s solve your belief nets for you and stuff So this is not just a display this is actually a GUI to a simulator that will if we tell it all the right things we will wind up with a functioning belief net at the other end
Grad E: And it s so simple even I can use it OK so here was OK I can think of people being cheap average or spendy or we can even have a a finer scale moderately cheap does not matter Agree there but here I was not sure what to write in | First, Grad E proposed a question about better discriminating the definition of user and situation models, and it was necessary to set values for the models. Then, they discussed the issues in terms of the user's running budget, which was vital for the outcome of decisions. They tried to design a set of terms to describe the user's financial policy, such as thrift, average, spendy, or more finer scale ones. |
people: It looks lovely on you
bride: Thank you! I really like this kind. You can look at it if you want.
people: Thanks. Are you getting married under the tree?
bride: Yes, I think the tree is symbolic of us becoming an official married couple. We have to share everything now, but that's okay, I still enjoy my life and I'm about to marry the love of my life.
people: Sounds nice. Wish I could find someone like that, but no one enjoys traveling with me
bride: I think that there's someone out there for everyone, a soulmate that will bring the best out of you, the way the groom does with me. Don't give up hope, there's always more people!
people: I needed that. I'm always angry but your happiness is making me feel better
bride: It's too bad you're always angry, I'm sorry you are. I'm glad I can help make you feel a bit better though!
people: There isn't usually a lot to be happy about which is why I travel so much. Try to get away and regroup
Summarize the dialogue | bride is getting married under the tree. She likes the dress she's wearing. People are always angry. |
guard: How fare thee today citizen?
person: very well, you?
guard: Fair enough, what brings you to the Choir room?
person: i want to learn some music
guard: Well, show me what you know so far.
person: i am just a beginner
guard: Well, don't be embarrassed lad, we all need to start somewhere.
person: i am really willing to learn
guard: Still, you must have some knowledge . . . of something?
person: i can shout
guard: Well then, try it out on me.
person: i am happyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
guard: You're right, I've heard better. Maybe you should try a different vocation?
person: no, i want to learn music
Summarize the dialogue | person wants to learn music. He is a beginner. Guard wants him to show him what he knows. He can shout. |
#Person1#: Hello, Joan. Why are you late today? You are never late for work.
#Person2#: No, I never. But ...
#Person1#: Wow! You coat's got very dirty! Did you fall?
#Person2#: Yes, I had a terrible experience on the underground train. Listen to this! A man came up to me and pulled out a knife. He pointed it right at me!
#Person1#: Oh, no! Are you all right? Did he hurt you?
#Person2#: No, he didn't hurt me, but he took my handbag.
#Person1#: Then what happened? What did you do?
#Person2#: I caught hold of his knife, and he pushed me to the floor.
#Person1#: Oh, no! Why did you catch hold of his knife? That's dangerous.
#Person2#: I don't know. I didn't think.
#Person1#: What did the other passengers do? Did they help you?
#Person2#: Yes, they did. Two men ran after the robber and held him.
#Person1#: Did the police come?
#Person2#: Yeah. The conductor called a policeman, and he took the robber to the police station.
#Person1#: Wow! What a story! Thank God you're all right. | Joan is late today for work and she tells #Person1# she was robbed by a man with a knife on the underground, but luckily she didn't get hurt and the robber was taken to the police station. |
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: No I don't have any of those right now. Haven't you heard of the recent happenings?
queen: No, I have not
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: The dragons attacked my Queen! They burned down all the flowering fields with their fiery breath! That must be what you are smelling, the sulfer resides.
queen: That is very sad and I am very stricken
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Yes Queen, it is very alarming. What is that sound Queen, is that a scream?
queen: What in the world is happening?!
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: It has returned! The dragon is returning Queen!
queen: Oh no what do we do?
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Quickly Queen grab a bow and quiver. Will you fight it with me?
queen: I'm not trained to fight but I have plenty.
Summarize the dialogue | The dragons attacked the Queen's flowering fields. The dragon is returning. The queen will fight it with the young woman. |
#Person1#: Hello. Welcome to this week's People You Meet. Today, we present to you Mark Leach, an information officer in London.
#Person2#: Hi everyone, my name's Mark Leach. I'm an information officer at the Britain Business Center, which is a tourist office for the British tourist board in London. Here, we offer a tourist information service to mainly visitors from overseas. And each year, we have about 500,000 people come to the office.
#Person1#: Wow. That's a large number of people. How do you manage to meet the needs of so many people?
#Person2#: I'm in charge of an information team. The team has about 10 officers who give tourist information directly over the counter to visitors. We speak a total of 13 languages altogether.
#Person1#: That's pretty cool. So what exactly do you do everyday?
#Person2#: Well, we act as a one stop shop for anyone who wants to come in. So it could be that they want a day trip from London, which is a very popular request. And we can offer suggestions of where to go and how to get there. If people want a two week tour of Britain, we can plan out exactly where to visit, what roads to take.
#Person1#: So, do you have any suggestions for people coming to Britain?
#Person2#: A good suggestion is to see as much as you can. But try to come back again and again to see different parts of the country, because in that way you really experience it. | #Person1# hosts the week's People You Meet, featuring Mark Leach. Mark introduces his work as an information officer in London. |
#Person1#: Can you recognize that woman, Millie?
#Person2#: I think I can, Kate. It must be Karen Marsh, the actress.
#Person1#: I thought so. Who's that beside her?
#Person2#: That must be Conrad Reeves.
#Person1#: Conrad Reeves, the actor? It can't be. Let me have another look. I think you're right! Isn't he her third husband?
#Person2#: No, He must be her fourth or fifth.
#Person1#: Doesn't Karen Marsh look old!
#Person2#: She does, doesn't she! I read she's twenty-nine, but she must be at least forty.
#Person1#: I'm sure she is.
#Person2#: She was a famous actress when I was still a schoolgirl.
#Person1#: That was a long time ago, wasn't it?
#Person2#: Not that long ago! I'm not more than twenty-nine myself. | Millie tells Kate she recognizes Karen and Conrad who is Karen's fourth or fifth husband. Kate's surprised Karen doesn't look old at all. |
member: You do know we keep explosives in this room. Gunpowder...could it be possible you may be smelling that? Are you a bomb sniffing dog? I wonder??
dog: I have no sense of smell it is a birth defect. You can blame by deadbeat father.
member: Father's are the worst. Mine wasn't much better. He only left me with this strong work ethic because I had to provide for my family while he stayed drunk at the tavern. What about your dad?
dog: He left when I was just a puppy. I hear that he is dead now but I have no way of knowing.
member: Probably eaten by the weird hobbit in the forrest. I hear he has a taste for canine.
dog: Yes I've seen him before I've narrowly avoided his graps. I'm fast but he gave me a run for my money
Summarize the dialogue | dog has no sense of smell. His father left him when he was a puppy. He was probably eaten by the weird hobbit in the forrest. |
Emily: hellloo!
Kate: hiiiiii!
Emily: so decided on a dress for party?
Kate: im soo confused dont know what to do
Emily: show me your options i will help you decide
Kate: yes pleaseeeeee
Emily: then you help me decide mine ok
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Emily: hmmm you have really pretty dresses but i like this peach color most its very stylish
Kate: oh thank god i was thinking same but i wasnt sure loveeee yaa send me ur choices
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Kate: they are all really good too... i am confused between green and peach
Emily: hmmm... you know what i was thinking why dont we both wear same color?
Kate: oh yes that would be nicee.
Emily: so decided we both wear peach color dress
Kate: donee! | Both Emily and Kate will wear peach dresses for the party. |
Sam: TITANIC IS ON, CHANNEL 5!!!!!!!!!!!
Dana: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sam: You jump I jump Jack!!
Dana: <file_gif> | "Titanic" is on on Channel 5. |
John: im sorry i couldnt come
Peter: you missed fantastic party
John: i know buddy, dont be mad
Peter: im not :) | John couldn't come to the party. Peter loved the party. |
#Person1#: Hello, Jack. I'm John.
#Person2#: I'm glad to see you!
#Person1#: Sit down, please. Maybe you have read the contract, but I want to give you the details again before you sign the contract. You must have a three-month internship.
#Person2#: Yes, I know.
#Person1#: When you become a permanent employee, you will have the insurances. You will get monthly pay and will be on eight-hour / day work shift.
#Person2#: Wait, will I have five insurances and one fund?
#Person1#: Yes. You can also enjoy legal holidays and year-end bonus.
#Person2#: It sounds great!
#Person1#: If you need to work overtime, you will get twice the usual salary as overtime pay.
#Person2#: OK.
#Person1#: You have read the relevant terms of the contract. Do you have other questions?
#Person2#: How long will the induction training be?
#Person1#: About two weeks.
#Person2#: I see.
#Person1#: If you don't have other questions, just sign here.
#Person2#: OK. | John explains the details of the job to Jack before Jack signs the contract. |
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Sue: wow it looks great, whats the weather like?
Lennon: it is great I'm really loving it xxx
Sue: good it looks like you are all having a whale of a time
Lennon: we are, Reid got drink last night of course, now he is in bed with a hangover xxx
Sue: oh well he is the one missing out xx
Sue: you just be careful out there ok
Lennon: I will love you xxx | Lennon is having a great time. Sue wants Lennon to be careful. |
king: I wonder the same thing. He is bad at his job if he isn't even here to sell.
townperson: Maybe some important errand took his attention, what is wrong with your son sire?
king: He is alive but will not wake up from slumber.
townperson: No sign of movement?
king: None, he also is sweating a lot. I fear I will lose him soon.
townperson: A fever of some sort perhaps?
king: Yes a fever. I tried putting him in cold water but it did not help. Do you have experience with someone who was ill like this?
townperson: I am no doctor by any means, I simply went off what you had described. The apothecary should be able to take care of it I would think, whenever that may gets back here.
king: I see, What are you here for?
townperson: A simple tonic to help my son be less of a rascal, something calming.
Summarize the dialogue | The king's son is ill and he is not responding to treatment. The townperson is here to buy a tonic to calm his son. |
#Person1#: Do you have cold medicine?
#Person2#: Yes, but do you have a prescription with you?
#Person1#: No, I don't.
#Person2#: I'm afraid you can't buy any medicine without a prescription from a doctor.
#Person1#: I have a headache. Is there anything I can buy without a prescription?
#Person2#: Then you can buy Aspirin.
#Person1#: I will take the Aspirin then. And have you a small first-aid kit?
#Person2#: Yes, here this is.
#Person1#: I'll take it too.
#Person2#: Thank you and take care. | #Person1# has a headache but isn't allowed to buy any medicine without a prescription, so #Person1# purchases Aspirin and a small first-aid kit with #Person2#'s assistance. |
#Person1#: Are you a social person?
#Person2#: Yes, I am an outgoing person who likes to be with a lot of friends.
#Person1#: What is your strategy in communicating with colleagues?
#Person2#: Well, the most important thing in communication is your sincerity. | Since #Person2# is very social, #Person1# asks for the communication strategy. |
Ed: Sinners!!
Ed: Sex is for married people!!!
Valerie: double sin if it’s anything but missionary style!
Chris: Then you go get married & leave us all alone
Lor: You better hope all non sin living is worth it or your consciousness after death is going to be butt hurt for eternity lol
Atnee: Ed, take it easy
Jessica: And the only purpose for sex is to make babies! !! That's it, hahaha 😂
Atnee: Lol
Ed: Valerie , triple sin if you enjoy it!
Jessica: And only for procreation. :-))) And not to be enjoyed. :-)))
Matt: Ed, Ok. See you in hell !! 😂
Ed: Matt , No you won’t. I don’t even look on the direction of another man
Matt: lol | They joke about sex being a sinful endeavour. |
#Person1#: How much is this piano, please?
#Person2#: $1000.
#Person1#: My god! That's a fortune!
#Person2#: But you must realize that this is the most famous brand.
#Person1#: But it's too dear for me.
#Person2#: That's the best piano hit our store.
#Person1#: I just want to get one for my daughter to learn how to play the piano.
#Person2#: Then how about this one made in New York? It's priced at only $620.
#Person1#: I hope its quality is guaranteed.
#Person2#: Oh, yes, madam. As ours is a well known store, our goods are always dependable.
#Person1#: Can you make it any cheaper? It's the first time that I've visited your store.
#Person2#: For the first time, I'll make it an even figure $600.
#Person1#: Thank you. By the way, can you have it delivered?
#Person2#: Yes, of course, madam. We will deliver it free of charge. | #Person1# asks #Person2# about the price of pianos in #Person2#'s store. #Person1# bargains with #Person2# on a piano made in New York and #Person2# offers with a cheaper price and a free delivery. |
#Person1#: Good morning, sir. Is there a bank near here?
#Person2#: There is one. 5 blocks away from here?
#Person1#: Well, that's too far. Can you change some money for me?
#Person2#: Surely, of course. What kind of currency have you got?
#Person1#: RMB.
#Person2#: How much would you like to change?
#Person1#: 1000 Yuan. Here you are. | #Person1# thinks the bank is too far and asks #Person2# to change some money. |
Marcel: Hey
Rodolfo: Hello
Marcel: What's up?
Rodolfo: Nothing just got back to the house
Marcel: I had an exam today and I think I will get a great grade
Rodolfo: Good for you. Mine was pretty hard. Not what I was expecting. But I should pass it
Marcel: Oh yeah now I remember you had an exam. Let me know if u have results
Rodolfo: How nice nice of you to remember now
Marcel: Haha i can't believe. I saw when one car hit another one. They were one behind another. It wasn't so much but still it was. The drivers went out, spoke maybe 15 seconds , smiled and came back to their cars hahha and that's all
Rodolfo: I will only know in like 3 weeks
Marcel: Oh long time
Rodolfo: Yea rather long
Marcel: Hopefully it will be fine | Rodolfo took a difficult exam today, he'll get results in 3 weeks. Marcel had a different exam and he expects a good grade. Marcel saw a car slightly hit another car, but no trouble came from it. |
armorer: Good day my liege
knight: bless you in teh name of our great king
armorer: what can i do you for sir?
knight: help me get to the palace
armorer: at your service my liege
knight: how is the kingdom
Summarize the dialogue | knight wants armorer to help him get to the palace. |
Lidia: Should we meet for dinner tonight?
Meryl: yes! I don't want to be alone tonight
Kim: ok, I'll call "Don Fefe"
Meryl: perfect! | Lidia, Meryl and Kim will meet for dinner tonight. Kim will call Don Fefe. |
#Person1#: Pardon me, officer. I want to go to Bums Park. Would you please tell me how to get there?
#Person2#: Yes, Miss. Bums Park is about half a mile from here. Do you want to take a bus or walk? The bus stop is on the other side of the street if you want to take a bus.
#Person1#: Well, I'd like to walk if it's within walking distance.
#Person2#: All right. We are now on Main Street. Go this way along, until you come to First Street.
#Person1#: I see.
#Person2#: Go straight along Main Street as far as First Street. Turn left onto First Street and walk another two blocks. Then you'll come to Lincoln Street?
#Person1#: Lincoln Street.
#Person2#: Yes, then turn right. Walk for a few minutes. Bums park begins at the comer of Lincoln and Fifth.
#Person1#: Thank you very much, officer.
#Person2#: You're welcome. Good-bye. | #Person2# shows #Person1# the way to Bums Park. |
an old woman: Well... I suppose it's no surprise, I've lived to a long life. May I ask, what happened? How did I... cross over?
temple members: You hit your head on the floor after passing out. Going up those stairs proved too much for you.
an old woman: Tisk, I knew stairs would do me in. Why can't people just be sensible and use ramps instead?
temple members: Many a new member has lamented this fact, but stairs are good for my business.
an old woman: Ha, that's true enough, I suppose. So what's the next... step!
temple members: No steps here, as you can see it is just a long hallway, on the other side of that door is a bright light and all your troubles are over.
an old woman: Now that light... is it... a nice, kindly light? Or ... the flames and roasty type?
temple members: I hate to spoil the fun for you, but I think you will be pleased when you walk through.
Summarize the dialogue | an old woman passed out and hit her head on the floor after going up the stairs. She is now in the temple. |
soldier: Well, sir, I can explain...
judge: What is this? That should be in your possession!
soldier: My nerves...I didn't mean to run...but the enemy....
judge: You are a soldier, boy! What would happen if all of your ilk deserted in the face of danger?
soldier: ...the kingdom would be lost, sir...
judge: Yes soldier, it would be lost! And do you know what the penalty for desertion is?
soldier: Death, sir...
judge: Yes solider, death! And can you think of a reason why you should be spared this penalty?
soldier: No, sir. It's what the law says, and...it's probably the only brave thing I'll ever do, is face the consequences like a man.
judge: Perhaps, soldier, given your youth and your admission of guilt, I could make an exception
soldier: You could, sir?
judge: I am wearing a dress soldier! A dress!
Summarize the dialogue | soldier ran away from the enemy. He is a soldier and he should face the consequences. |
evil priestess: What are you doing here, nun?
a reluctant nun: I came to make sure you didn't harm this boy
evil priestess: Ohh, well aren't you just a hero!
a reluctant nun: I'm no hero
evil priestess: Well then leave here and forget you ever came!
a reluctant nun: Why are you like this
evil priestess: Oh no, you aren't to wield such a weapon, boy!
a reluctant nun: What did God do to you to turn you evil? The boy is innocent Leave him be
evil priestess: The more you tell me this, the more likely I am to turn on him!
a reluctant nun: You could have had a great seat in heaven and now you've condemned yourself to hell. Come back to the light
evil priestess: I'm sorry but that just isn't in my nature!
a reluctant nun: Whose blood is this? Who else have you harmed?
evil priestess: Ohh, that isn't important.
Summarize the dialogue | evil priestess is trying to harm a boy. A nun came to stop her. |
a royal: Well, what is God's favourite racing carriage then?
a priest: The won that wins.
a royal: I suppose so! Are you a man fond of wagering father?
a priest: Yes sir i am
a royal: Well then, there's a secret gambling club to which I belong - high rollers only you understand - we meet under the belfry on Tuesdays to bet on the races. Is this of interest to you?
a priest: Yes it is. How big of wagers are there?
a royal: Thirty gold crowns minimum bid, loans can be made if necessary, but the loansharks will have their pound of flesh if you can't pay.
a priest: I like those wagers. I will come prepared.
a royal: So father, are you lips any looser about racing carriages now than they were earlier?
a priest: No, i want to win when i get there, why would i give tips to you?
Summarize the dialogue | a royal invites a priest to a secret gambling club under the belfry on Tuesdays. The priest is interested and will come prepared. |
#Person1#: Thank you for seeing me. Did you look over my letter and resume?
#Person2#: Yes. Quite good. Perhaps you're very interested in the social benefits.
#Person1#: Yes, I think it is possible more important than the salary.
#Person2#: Really? We would like to start you off at 2, 000 yuan a month, excluding bonus and overtime pay.
#Person1#: Good, about the essential living conditions?
#Person2#: Well, we'll supply you with an apartment of a bedroom and a living room.
#Person1#: I see. I'm a female. Are there any special benefits for me?
#Person2#: Yes, in our company, the women have a two-week vacation a year, besides this, if you are a married woman, maternity leave for some months is permitted.
#Person1#: I think it is very necessary for us. I wonder whether I am on holiday with payment every year.
#Person2#: Yes, you have a paid month holiday every year.
#Person1#: Right. How about the unemployment compensation and the retirement pension?
#Person2#: Well, we are only responsible for the retirement pension. About the unemployment compensation, this will be given by the government.
#Person1#: Yes, I see. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person1#'s monthly salary will start from 2000 yuan and she is eligible for a two-week vacation and a paid month holiday every year and maternity leave if needed. The company will supply #Person1# with an apartment and be responsible for her retirement pension. |
priest: hello stranger what brings you here
visitor: ahh good priest it is nice to see a good man of the church here
priest: it is good to see you as well what brings you here
visitor: im just picking up food for my travels ass youd expect, how are you this fine day
priest: i am doing well pls come in and help yourself to food, where are you traveling to
visitor: yes ill do that, im looking to find my old village of Dusselford a few miles from here
priest: do you have a scroll
visitor: yes here take a look
priest: what is this a scroll of
visitor: it is a map to my home villagem i found it in an old library
priest: i have a scroll as well pls look to see if it will help you
visitor: ah thank you it seems to show some new additions added to the town
priest: that is wonderful would you like to look in the tower to see if you can see your town
Summarize the dialogue | priest and visitor are looking for the old village of Dusselford. They are going to look for it in the tower. |
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