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parishioner: I do believe and trust in you, oh great one. This sounds very frightful and terrible. A great evil taking over our town was the last of our concerns, but it seems we have let it come to be. Must we strike to kill the impostors? Are they not humans worthy of grace and forgiveness? I have never raised a hand at another human and I wish not now, but will do it if you command.
deity: They are not human. Trust me, at the end of your travails your friends and family will return to you. Strike tonight.
parishioner: It will be done. The townspeople and I thank you for your guidance, my deity. You have never failed us and we trust in you to return our loved ones to us.
deity: I am only sorry that I did not know of this sooner. Before you go, tell me what you have heard of the war?
Summarize the dialogue | Parishioner will strike tonight. He has never raised a hand at another human, but will do it if the deity commands. |
#Person1#: I am really thirsty.
#Person2#: How about we go and get something to drink?
#Person1#: Let's do that.
#Person2#: Do you know what you want to get?
#Person1#: A soda sounds good.
#Person2#: Soda isn't the best thing to drink when you're thirsty.
#Person1#: Why is that?
#Person2#: Soda isn't good for you.
#Person1#: What should I drink then?
#Person2#: You should really drink water.
#Person1#: That sounds good.
#Person2#: It's a lot better than soda. | #Person1#'s thirsty and wants some soda. #Person2# thinks soda isn't good and suggests drinking water. |
Megan: Angie, are you OK?
Angie: Kinda, my head’s still aching…
Megan: I bet it is, you went really wild at Tom’s party yesterday.
Angie: You tell me. Need some painkillers now, can you bring me some NOW ? ;-)
Megan: Will be in 5 minutes. Hold on, baby, rescue is on its way
Angie: You’re my savior, darling | Angie has a hangover after Tom's party. Megan will bring Angie some painkillers. |
Peter: Hi guys, should we eat out tonight?
Finn: yes, I want to eat something good
Finn: the stuff we've eaten so far was disgusting
Bob: but it's a part of trekking
Finn: I know, but today we're close to a nice city
Jackie: true, let's have a proper dinner tonight
Peter: so we should go down to the town about 17 I believe
Jackie: ok, so let's go back to the hotel about 16
Jackie: so we can rest a bit, relax
Finn: yes, and then go to the town and have really nice food
Bob: Perfect, can't wait
Peter: I'll book a table
Jackie: at the restaurant we found on tripadvisor
Peter: yes | Peter, Finn, Bob and Jackie will eat a dinner tonight at the restaurant they found on TripAdvisor. They should be in the town around 5 pm. |
George: I might've mentioned it before, but my son has just been born.
George: Come to my home and bring any alcohol you have
Fred: On my way then.
Fred: Congratulations!!
George: Don't congratulate - just come here mate!!!
Fred: Ok ok. I'll get some booze and go to you asap.
George: That's great!
George: I've never felt so happy in my life!
George: I HAVE A SON!!!
Fred: :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) | George's son has just been born. George wants to celebrate with Fred. |
John: Do you have any spare blankets, pillows or basically anything?
Clara: I'm afraid not, why?
John: I'm going to the shelter today, I was just wondering that maybe you have something you can donate
Clara: Unfortunately no, maybe next, ok? I'll my friends as well
John: Great, thanks! | Clara doesn't have any spare blankets, pillows or anything else to donate to the shelter today. She'll ask her friends and she might have something next time. |
hiker: Man.. I'm just like enjoying nature man. This snow is beyond beautiful.
bighorn sheep: Yes the whiteness and vasteness of the valley is gorgeous.
hiker: Tell me sheep. What do you normally do man? Your kinda like interesting man.
bighorn sheep: I run the community of sheeps here. I am somewhat of the main sheep.
hiker: There is more of you?! WOAH. Please man. I would love to check this out.
bighorn sheep: Sure but have you met the yeti that patrols this area?
hiker: Yeti... woah... I didn't know that man. Please tell me he's at least friendly?1
bighorn sheep: Sometimes, if he is not threatened he is delightful.
hiker: I might want to put this down there. I'm not trying to threaten him haha!
bighorn sheep: Smart move, his name is Marvin and he is 130 years young.
hiker: Marvin eh? Lead me to him please.
bighorn sheep: Sure right this way!
Summarize the dialogue | hiker is enjoying the snow. Bighorn sheep runs the community of sheeps here. Hiker wants to meet the yeti that patrols the area. The yeti's name is Marvin and he is 130 years old. |
person: Perhaps you should think about going to see the doctor. Meanwhile, I'm just going to put this money away for safekeeping.
guard: Oi.. that statue... is it.. is it movin' fer you, mate? And is she... juggling flaming skulls?
person: Yeah, yeah...that seems fine. I'm just going to slowly walk away from you, but don't be alarmed.
guard: Aaah, you. I love ya, mate. Yer a good friend. I'd protect.. protect ye from all the unicorn leprechans, I would indeed.
person: Great, now I'm infected you stupid oaf. Thanks a lot.
Summarize the dialogue | The statue is moving for the person. The person is going to put the money away for safekeeping. The guard loves the person. |
Elijah: hi. Could you tell me what time is the last bus?
Isabel: I think about 7.30.
Elijah: ok, I should manage then.
Isabel: you have to! | Elijah is hoping to catch 7.30 bus. |
soldier: We can at least scout up here
archer: I suppose, I surely hope we are not being attacked by... the nation in the north.
soldier: Me neither. The nation in the north is incredibly strong.
archer: They have such a strong army and comparable weaponry as well. They are likely the only real threat to us.
soldier: I know. Their weaponry is the best in all the land. It would take a lot of skill and planning to defeat them.
archer: I believe we have the superior strategy so I am not too worried.
soldier: You're hopefully right. I wonder when the King will let us know why he called us up here for.
archer: I might need to go ask, despite the repercussions.
soldier: I would at least ask. I don't see any enemies up here at the moment around or looking down
archer: Neither do I, but I can't imagine this was a false alarm, with the urgency of their order and all that.
soldier: I agree. Something is up and I don't like it at all
Summarize the dialogue | archer and soldier are scouting the area up here. They are worried about the strong army in the north. |
a priest: I know you know me by now.I am in charge of religious matters in the kingdom
a guard: I do and I have a sense of pride protecting my country.
a priest: Thank you my son for being a patriot.We encourage all young people to follow your route
a guard: I must confess that standing for long period is boring and taxing on my body.
a priest: I understand. But even me as a priest we also stand during the mass
a guard: I do train everyday to keep myself healthy
a priest: where do you normally go for training. I will also love to do some exercises
a guard: I do my personal training in the woods. I run, swim and chop wood.
a priest: When do you normally go running i join you guys. I am old but i like kkeping fit
a guard: I do it around 5 in the morning. The air is clean and fresh in the wee hours of the day.
a priest: I think I will try and join you from next week. Though it is long since I went running
Summarize the dialogue | a guard is tired of standing for long periods. He trains everyday to keep himself healthy. The priest will join him next week. |
congregant: Hmm what is a hog doing here?
hog: I find this place calm and peaceful.
congregant: I would agree I often come here to pray, I would say....wait a talking hog.
hog: Yes magical creatures are more common these days.
congregant: They must be, at first I was pondering my sanity.
hog: Do not fret.
congregant: Simply came here to relax you said?
hog: More to take in the atmosphere.
congregant: There is a sense of relaxation that comes from such places I would say.
hog: Yes it is a great place to get some quiet.
congregant: You visit often I would guess?
hog: Only every so often.
congregant: Ahh, I suppose I will go ahead and get some prayers in.
hog: Yes you do that.
Summarize the dialogue | hog finds this place calm and peaceful. congregant often comes here to pray. hog visits only every so often. congregant will go ahead and pray. |
rat: Do thieves have a particular look to their hands? That makes no sense
thief: Don't touch my things, Rat. I may be a common thief, or so I'm convicted, but at least I'm no garbage eater
rat: At least I have food
thief: Watch yourself, Rat. Or you may soon become the food.
rat: You aren't fast enough to catch me
thief: Settle down, Rat. If I can steal this chain I can put you in my own personal 'food chain' which is what I call this device. Just ask the last rat that was here.
rat: I'll be sure to eat you when they execute you
thief: Ha! Execute me? Surely you jest. The executioner is a friend of mine, he will fake the hanging and I'll be as free as you are!
rat: The executioner that had a heart attack last week? Oh, that's too bad for you then.
Summarize the dialogue | thief is a convicted thief. He is a fast runner and he wants to steal a chain to put rat in his own personal 'food chain'. |
treasure seekers: Here i'll take that than. You look rich enough.
mad king: Would you like some of this, too? You'll be rich! Rich, I tell you!
treasure seekers: No sir, I am not particuliarly fond of those riches.
mad king: Here's my royal scepter! It's worth millions!
treasure seekers: That is a beautiful piece my king.
mad king: You take it! I got it just for you!
treasure seekers: ...Thanks. How long have you been down here?
mad king: Oh, a few nights, I think. See that rat? It's my friend. I named him Egon.
treasure seekers: I do see him. he seems about as happy as you.
mad king: Yes, yes! He is, he is!
treasure seekers: Tell me king, where are the treasure of the kingdom? A friend of mine was wondering..
mad king: Buried under the privy, of course!
Summarize the dialogue | mad king has been down here for a few nights. He has a rat named Egon. He has given treasure seekers his royal scepter. |
hummingbird: The lilies have the sweetest taste - but daises also I will not waste!
artists: Then would you please perch upon a lily as I paint?
hummingbird: Yes, yes! Here I will sit! I promise not to fidge, budge, or flit!
artists: Such a poet! Do tell me more of your prose!
hummingbird: Why I enjoy dancing and singing here in the sun! Give it a try, it will be so much fun!
artists: Careful of the snake in the grass! I would hate for him to ruin your lovely poetry.
hummingbird: Oh my, oh dear! A venomous snake! Please kill for me that dastardly rake!
artists: You are safe from the terrible snake. I have tied him in a knot you see.
hummingbird: Ha Ha! A Snake in a knot! Throw him in the shed and let him rot!
artists: And that I shall do! Back to our painting! It is almost done.
Summarize the dialogue | hummingbird likes lilies and daisies. It will sit on a lily as artists paint. |
nun: Of course, let me assist you with that.
priest: Thank you. And are you ready for the service? I see the bishop is here.
nun: Yes, I'm always ready!
priest: You are indeed blessed. Do I need to hear your confession before we begin today?
nun: I have nothing to confess as of now, father.
priest: Very well. It is early in the day. The bishop will be hearing mine later. I confess you now, I can be a bit vain. I do want to look my best for the Lord AND the bishop.
nun: Ah, well that is fair, priest. Everyone wants to look their best.
priest: Sister would you come pray with me a bit. I feel we especially need the Lord's blessing today.
nun: I haven't yet done my prayers so of course, father. Would you care to lead it?
priest: Yes, Let us pray...Ominus, habilis, omnipotent.....Amen
nun: Amen... so what now then, father?
priest: Well we must prepare the Table...fetch the wine please.
Summarize the dialogue | nun will fetch the wine for the service. |
craftsman: I believe ye took something from me, don't act a fool.
thief: Ha. If I took something from you I would admit it!
craftsman: Ye look like a stinky thief! We be working hard here, night an' day. We hate the likes of you.
thief: I am a stinky thief you big oaf.
craftsman: There, that's all ye deserve. Now scram and let us work on these ships!
thief: If I didn't enjoy being a thief, I could craft things better than yoou.
craftsman: Hah, sure you could. How about a demonstration? I'll wait.
thief: Negative. Being a thief pays better.
craftsman: Not if yer dead!
thief: You can't kill me if I kill YOU FIRST!!
craftsman: Guards!!
thief: Oh guardsss I can't fight for myself.
Summarize the dialogue | craftsman suspects the thief took something from him. The thief is a stinky thief. The thief wants to demonstrate his craft skills. |
groom: how are you good sir? lovely day oday
worker: I would not know. I have been doing this pile of laundry since before dawn
groom: ah that is rough, its hard being poor
worker: I see you know as well, young sir. I have spent my life slaving here
groom: yes the work can be rewarding but it is grueling
worker: There is no reward here, young sir
groom: i can see you would feel that way
worker: I had dreams once but now I am old and worn
groom: its a sad reality the rich get richer and we stay down here
worker: This is how it has always been and always will be
groom: well if you dont mind i will be tending to the horses somewhere else
worker: It's okay, I am used to being overlooked
groom: i apologize if i offended you
worker: It's okay, I am uesd to being offended
Summarize the dialogue | worker has been doing laundry since before dawn. He has spent his life slaving here. He had dreams once but now he is old and worn. He is used to being overlooked. |
queen: It is going good. How is yours?
king: I am taking in the beauty of my quarters. I love the way it looks.
queen: I like this room. It is the largest one in the castle!
king: Yes. And as the king, my quarters suit me. How do you like your quarters?
queen: It is perfectly fine. It may not be the biggest, but I still love it.
king: So what are your plans for the day, Queen? Will you be making changes to your quarters or doing something else?
queen: I will be relaxing, I have not done that in a while. What will you be doing, king?
king: I am thinking of taking over a nearby village. The townspeople don't care for their king, and I don't think he's as powerful as I am.
queen: That's a splendid idea. Go do it, I encourage you.
king: I will. It's good to be king!
queen: And it's good to be a queen!
Summarize the dialogue | king and queen are in their respective quarters. The king is taking in the beauty of his room. The queen will be relaxing. The king is thinking of taking over a nearby village. |
Marie: Where are you?
Fran: Inside
Marie: Running to you
Fran: OK. Downstairs. A table on the left :-) | Fran is waiting for Marie inside. She is coming. |
George: <file_photo>
Conor: Wow that place looks awesome!
George: Should we go there?
George: For skiing?
Conor: Id love to haha | Conor would love to go skiing in the place that George has showed him. |
#Person1#: Hi. are you new here?
#Person2#: Yes. I moved here last week.
#Person1#: I'm Steven, your neighbour.
#Person2#: I'm Charlie. Nice to meet you.
#Person1#: Nice to meet you, too.
#Person2#: Since we live in the same neighbourhood, maybe we can help each other from now on.
#Person1#: I guess so. I live next door but one, and hope you'll drop in now and then.
#Person2#: Thank you. I will. | Steven greets Charlie who is a new neighbor. |
Oliver: So, he starts walking without looking towards the lunch ladies.
Sid: He even tripped me over!
Victor: Yeah, saw that!
Oliver: And he started shouting and Jeannie!
Shanon: Rly? Y?
Victor: Something about that she knew, they were friends and she hadn't told him and so on.
Sid: One of the students told him to shut up.
Oliver: and then all hell broke loose.
Victor: He turned round and started yanking the student.
Sid: He was screaming and trying to defend himself, but couldn't.
Oliver: Afk, he almost choked him.
Victor: I don't know what would have happened, hadn't Mr. Black come.
Shanon: So what happened next?
Oliver: Mr. Black grabbed him and dragged him out of the cafeteria!
Victor: He was shouting mother fucker this, mother fucker that.
Shanon: Creepy!
Oliver: You can say that again!
Shanon: Creepy! | Oliver, Sid and Victor are shocked by his behaviour at the cafeteria. |
queen: Hello fool, what have you prepared for me today?
fool: i hope you enjoy my jolly good jig
queen: Ohh I always do, fool.
fool: i am glad you like it
queen: Dance faster, fool. I'm growing bored!
fool: do you not enjoy me any more
queen: No I do not, and I told you to dance faster!
fool: im so sorry
queen: You have disappointed me, get away from me!
fool: eeeek please dont scream
queen: Get out of my sight unless you can appease me, fool.
fool: this was all a new act
queen: You must be joking! Bravo, fool!
fool: im glad you found it amusing
Summarize the dialogue | fool is dancing for the queen. She likes it, but she wants him to dance faster. |
Linda: Has my parcel arrived?
Owen: I don't know anything.
Jean: Yes it has. I've left it on your desk.
Linda: Thanks! | Linda's parcel arrived. It's on her desk. |
#Person1#: Hello!
#Person2#: Hello, Debbie. This is Donald.
#Person1#: Oh, hi, Donald.
#Person2#: What happened yesterday? You forgot our date, didn't you?
#Person1#: Well, it rained hard all day and I had a bad cold, so I decided to stay home.
#Person2#: You did? But I tried to call you at least twenty times and nobody answered.
#Person1#: Oh, the telephone lines were damaged by the storm. They repaired them yesterday.
#Person2#: What did David do yesterday? Did he and Judy go dancing?
#Person1#: No, they stayed home and played cards with the children.
#Person2#: And what did you do? Did you play cards, too?
#Person1#: No. I listened to records and studied, what did you do yesterday, Donald?
#Person2#: I just told you, Debbie. I tried to call you twenty times! | Donald called Debbie yesterday, but Debbie missed them because the telephone lines were damaged. Debbie listened to records and studied when David and Jucy played cards with children. |
Abigail: Why didn't you attend the part last night? :/
Ethan: I am currently in Los Angeles dat's why it was impossible for me
Abigail: When did you leave for LA? :o You didnt even tell me
Ethan: Why did you wanted know about it ?
Abigail: Well! you are my friend and I dont even know that you are outta town. Dont seems good
Ethan: Don't worry. I would be back after 3 or 2 days
Abigail: Let me know when you reach back
Ethan: Sure. Will meet soon | Ethan didn't come to the party last night because he is in Los Angeles. Abigail didn't know about it. Ethan will be back in a couple of days, the he will reach out to Abigail. |
person: What!? Is that squirrel talking?
squirrel: Can the human hear my thoughts?
person: I think I'm going crazy over here. Do you like plants over acorns little guy?
squirrel: ...no...like acorn. none...around.
person: Thank you for the plant but I think the priest likes it more. I wish I had an acorn for you. Why are you here if no acorns are around?
squirrel: Don't know...I woke up, hungry.
person: We can always explore the other halls. Or I can ask the priest if he has any acorns. Hey priest, do you have any acorns or squirrel food?
squirrel: Ah! Priest scare me! *runs to hide*
person: The priest won't hurt you! We can always go elsewhere if you wish. Maybe away from this in incense.
squirrel: Miss other squirrels. Lonely, hungry. trees, no humans, where is home?
person: Home is outside little squirrel. Right out that window.
squirrel: Outside? Down hill? Acorns?
Summarize the dialogue | squirrel is hungry and wants to go home. The priest doesn't have any acorns. |
William: Are you watching the Voice?
Anne: Yes.
William: Could you believe the judges didn't turn around for that girl from Wales?
Anne: Yes, terrible.
William: I think they are tone deaf. I only hope she comes back next year, or does a youtube channel or something.
Anne: Yeah, she had a really nice voice.
William: that was the best rendition of that song I ever heard, and it's one of my all time favourites. I will never forgive them for not picking her.
Anne: Write in to the studio and complain
William: I think I will. | Anne and William are surprised the judges form the Voice didn't turn for a girl from Wales. |
George: Hey, let me know when you can make it this week, and if there is some specific topic you'd like to talk about.
Alex: George ! Hey! Yes, so Tuesday at 10 AM works for me this week!
George: Ok great, see you soon then. | George and Alex are going to meet on Tuesday at 10 A.M. this week. |
#Person1#: Would it be all right if I went home next weekend?
#Person2#: For What?
#Person1#: Well, I want to surprise my brother showing up for his birthday.
#Person2#: Well, that sounds like it would be OK. Just be careful. | #Person2# confirms to #Person1# that it's OK to go home next weekend as a birthday surprise for #Person1#'s brother. |
#Person1#: Hi, Customer Service Desk. What can I do for you today, sir?
#Person2#: Good morning. I bought this vacuum here a few months ago. But it does not work now. Can I return it or get it fixed?
#Person1#: Do you have your receipt with you?
#Person2#: Yes, I do. Here is the receipt.
#Person1#: When did you buy it from our store?
#Person2#: Let me think... Four months ago.
#Person1#: I'm sorry. You cannot return it because too much time has passed since you purchased it. In order to receive a refund, you must return merchandise to the store within 90 days of purchase.
#Person2#: But the direction book says I will get one-year warranty.
#Person1#: Yes, I know. After 90 days, you need to call the company that manufactured the vacuum to fix it because it is still under their warranty. Their phone number should be in the direction book that came with your vacuum.
#Person2#: Okay. I understand. I will call the Customer Service Office of the manufacturer. Thank you.
#Person1#: You are most welcome. | #Person2#'s vacuum doesn't work now. #Person1# suggests #Person2# call the manufacturer to fix it as it has passed the return period so the vaccum cannot be returened. |
dog: Look if you aren't here to help guard the weapons then you need to leave. The place isn't open til morning if you need something
member: Where's that intruder you thought you heard? It seems like you got all scared over nothing.
dog: He probably heard my barks and was scared away. You can never be too careful though. The king is very unforgiving if anything is stolen
member: There's no reason we can't be friends. Don't you want a friend who works in the kitchen and has access to some delicious cow bones?
dog: Cow bones? You have some?
member: Of course, I made beef stew this morning. I was just going to feed them to the pigs, but if you wanted one....
dog: Yes please. What do I have to do?
member: If anyone asks you just tell them I'm a great guard who does an amazing job. You do that and I'll gladly send you a few bones your way.
Summarize the dialogue | dog is guarding the weapons. He heard an intruder and got scared. The member made beef stew and has cow bones. He will give the dog some bones. |
#Person1#: Room service. What can I do for you?
#Person2#: This is room 504. The room is so cold.
#Person1#: Have you turned on the air-conditioner?
#Person2#: Yes. of course. I turned it on half an hour ago. I don't think it work at all.
#Person1#: I am sorry, sir. We will send our staff right now. | #Person2# complains that the room is cold so #Person1# will send staff to check. |
Phillip: Hi, Liz, why don't you come over for the weekend.
Liz: I am not sure if I should.
Phillip: Why?
Liz: I don't know. I think we are moving too fast
Phillip: Really?
Liz: I'll think about the weekend and get back to you. | Liz will let Philip know if she's going to come over for a weekend. |
castle guards: I believe in you, but I do need that back soon. Maybe you could make yourself a replica?
worker: I do not have the skills to do so sir. And if I did, my hands are too messed up from working with lye to handle a needle with any care.
castle guards: I can do it for you, I would love to welcome you as a fellow guard
worker: Oh thank you so much! My life was as worthless as that of the spider in the corner. Now you have given me a second chance.
castle guards: Everyone deserves a second chance at life
worker: Can you tell me what my new duties as a guard will be?
castle guards: You must man the ramparts, and be willing to lay down your life for the king if necessary
worker: I can do that sir. I will fight til the very end. The trunks and tables that are filled with expensive equipment shall never fall into enemy hands.
castle guards: Then welcome to the brotherhood
Summarize the dialogue | worker has been accepted as a guard by the castle guards. He will be responsible for the ramparts and the equipment. |
#Person1#: Alright, we need to have a plan here. First of all, which bed do you want?
#Person2#: Well, everybody wants the bottom bunk. Why don't we flip a coin for it?
#Person1#: Alright. Do you have a coin?
#Person2#: Yes. Here's a quarter. I flip it, you call it in the air.
#Person1#: Heads.
#Person2#: Sorry, it's tails. You lose.
#Person1#: Oh, well. So you get the bottom bunk. What about our stereos? It looks like we both brought our stereos. Probably we only have room for one.
#Person2#: Your stereo is better than mine. Do you mind if we use yours?
#Person1#: No, I don't mind. I just don't know where we can put the speakers in this tiny room.
#Person2#: Probably we can put one on that counter. And we can put one on the floor by the bed. Over there.
#Person1#: Alright. That's a good plan. What about the desks? We have two desks, one by the window and one by the door? Which one do you want?
#Person2#: Well, the desk by the window is nicer, of course. Don't you think?
#Person1#: Yes, I agree.
#Person2#: So since I got the bottom bunk, why don't you get the desk by the window? That would be more fair.
#Person1#: Alright.
#Person2#: I mean, we could flip a coin for it, but I would probably win again. I'm incredibly lucky you know. Especially with girls.
#Person1#: Is that right?
#Person2#: Yes, that's right.
#Person1#: Well, I hope you let me hang out with you then. Maybe I can learn from you.
#Person2#: Oh, certainly. Certainly. I'm always willing to help beginners. Just call me Big Brother Dave.
#Person1#: Are all lucky people so stuck up?
#Person2#: C'mon, don't take it seriously! I'm just kidding.
#Person1#: Anyway, I get the desk by the window, you get the bottom bunk. That's it.
#Person2#: Why don't we start unpacking these boxes?
#Person1#: I will go get something to eat. You unpack first. Then, when I come back, I'll unpack.
#Person2#: Alright. See you later. | #Person1# and #Person2# flip a coin to decide which one should get the bottom bunk and #Person2# wins. They negotiate the setting of other things and #Person1# gets the desk by the window. They start to unpack. |
child: Hi
deer: Hello, child. How are you today?
child: Very well..It is strange that you talk
deer: Indeed, this is a magical meadow though.
child: So everything here talk?
deer: Well, for the most part, yes!
child: Wow! Used to think it was some sort of myth.
deer: It was a myth, but it is more than true!
child: Alright. So where is the famous talking stone.
deer: Would you like to guide you there?
child: Yes please!
deer: Okay, just follow me.
child: let me get my crystal ball.
deer: Take your time, curious child.
Summarize the dialogue | deer is a guide to the famous talking stone. |
Peter: Tom, have you ever been to Poland?
Tom: Yes, I lived there for a while, did you forget?
Peter: That's what I thought, but wasn't sure.
Tom: How did you like it? I'm thinking about going there for holidays.
Peter: To live there is shit but I think it's worth to visit.
Tom: Why so bad?
Peter: It's very conservative, cold, quite racist and the capital is a hell in winter - so much smog
Tom: Is it also so bad in summer?
Peter: I don't think so or at least it didn't seem so.
Tom: What should I visit there?
Peter: Go to Cracow and Warsaw, there are very different, then if you have some more time go to see other places
Tom: I would like to see some nature, I'm not into cities
Peter: So go to this lake region in the North-East and there is also this famous UNESCO primordial forest at the border with Belarus, but the name of it is unpronounceable.
Tom: Cool, I'll google it, any small villages?
Peter: Some Polish friends told me that it's worth to go to the mountains in the South-East, they are quite popular there, it's a remote and peaceful place I think.
Tom: Have you travelled around a lot?
Peter: Not really, I stayed in the cities, since I worked all the time. I visited Gdansk and Wroclaw and Poznan.
Tom: I would like to explore Eastern Europe a bit, but it's wild side, like Carpathians, forests, remote beaches.
Peter: It's such a great idea! You should go to the Baltic states, I really like Latvia.
Tom: Why?
Peter: A beautiful coast with amazing sunsets, since it's the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea. Riga is a very cute town, and they have amazing forests as well and little towns.
Tom: So maybe Latvia instead of Poland?
Peter: I would say so, Latvia and Estonia, you will love them. They are also not that fascist hahahaha
Tom: cool, thanks!
Peter: No problem. | Tom would like to visit Eastern Europe. He's thinking about going to Poland and seeing some villages, forests, mountains, etc. Peter doesn't appreciate Polish people, so he recommends exploring the Baltic States instead. |
an assassin: You! What are you doing here?! Guards!
the queen: What are you talking about, you fool! I am the queen, this is my King's bedroom! You are the one who does not belong. Guards!
an assassin: No I am the Queen! What are you doing here!
the queen: You fool, what are you playing at? Trying to confuse me? I'll have you know that I am not afraid to defend myself!
an assassin: It seems like you have seen through my disguise! I will take the precious life of the king!
the queen: Not while I have breath, sir! I may be fair to look upon, but I am not weak!
an assassin: I will take your life too!
the queen: Why are you hear? Who sent you?
an assassin: I am here to kill the king and now you too!
Summarize the dialogue | an assassin is trying to assassinate the king and the queen. |
cricket: hello
gardener: It tomatoe harvest time, do you want some?
cricket: yes i do
gardener: ok let me finish with this first
cricket: thank you
gardener: Why are you in the hidden garden?
cricket: yes i am
gardener: Do you know who the statue of that woman is?
cricket: no not really
gardener: These plants are overgrown and blocking the arch way, I bet it would be a perfect hiding spot for you
cricket: thank you very much
gardener: Do you like ivy plant?
cricket: yes i do , do you
gardener: awesome then you can get some home because I am cleaning the place up and these are leaving
Summarize the dialogue | cricket is in the hidden garden. Gardener is harvesting tomatoes and ivy. Cricket likes ivy plants. Gardener is cleaning the place up and cricket can take some ivy plants home. |
Eve: Hey, you asked me to recommend some probiotics
Eve: <photo>
Eve: I use these
Eve: or <photo>
Maya: Great, thanks a lot, Eve
Sonia: Yes, thank you
Sonia: How long do I need to take them?
Eve: about 3 months
Eve: a real immune boost, believe me
Sonia: Ok, can you order one the cheaper one for me?
Eve: I am going to order tomorrow so you still have time to think about it
Maya: I will, thanks
Eve: I'll speak to you tomorrow :) | Eve recommneds Maya and Sonia her probiotics. They need to be taken for 3 months. Eve will be ordering them tomorrow. |
#Person1#: I am having some plumbing problems and need them fixed.
#Person2#: What exactly is wrong with the plumbing?
#Person1#: The toilet flushes really slowly.
#Person2#: Are there any problems with the plumbing in the kitchen?
#Person1#: Both the kitchen and the bathroom plumbing are messed up.
#Person2#: How long have you had these problems?
#Person1#: It has been going on for a while, but just started to get worse this morning.
#Person2#: I will send someone out to take a look at the problem. Will you be home this afternoon?
#Person1#: Yes, I will be home this afternoon.
#Person2#: Fine. I will be there around two. If someone is not there, I will use my key to get in. | #Person1# is having some plumbing problems in the kitchen and the bathroom. #Person2# will send someone to take a look this afternoon. |
#Person1#: The volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount Saint Helens certainly caused a lot of damage, didn't it?
#Person2#: It did, but not as much as experts have predicted. It seems to have had a beneficial effect as well.
#Person1#: Really? But were crop losses great?
#Person2#: Yes, However, since the weather following the eruption was unexpectedly good, some crop yields remained steady or even increased beyond normal expectancy levels.
#Person1#: I'm glad to hear that. But what was the beneficial effect you mentioned?
#Person2#: A mass destruction of various insect populations.
#Person1#: How could the ash kill insects without effecting people too?
#Person2#: It's highly abrasive and quickly wears away the outer wax layer, protecting insects bodies. Removal of that layer causes the insects to lose body moisture by evaporation, the result is usually lethal.
#Person1#: How about that? Sounds like an effective yet natural insecticide. | #Person2# tells #Person1# that the volcanic ash didn't cause much damage. Instead, it makes crop yields remain steady or increase and destroys various insect populations. |
Justin: hey max, are you free right now?
Max: i am
Max: do you need anything?
Justin: i'm volunteering at the soup kitchen for the homeless and we need people to help out
Max: count me in, i'll be there in around 40 minutes | Justin is volunteering at the soup kitchen for the homeless. Max will be there to help out in around 40 minutes. |
villager: Greetings neighbours
villagers: Hello Villager what are you doing?
villager: Ah just looking for herbs, neighbour
villagers: Are you looking for any cactus materials?
villager: Perhaps .. if the price was right
villagers: How much did you wanna get?
villager: I wish to brew a love potion
villagers: Okay that'
villager: what is your price?
villagers: 100
villager: 100 what?
villagers: silver pieces
villager: you jest, neighbour! For that price I could buy your hovel and everything in it
villagers: I meant 10 silver pieces.
Summarize the dialogue | Villager is looking for herbs to brew a love potion. Villager wants to buy cactus materials from neighbours for 10 silver pieces. |
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Let me speak plainly, boy, for this conversation already bores me. What makes you think that your family would even want you?
squire: A mother always loves her son and wishes to have them back. They must still be decimated. I was their only child!
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Did she seem, sad boy? Or was she already counting the coins she received as a bounty from the King's guard. For that is most likely how they sent you here boy - you were bought, just as much as I was.
squire: Never mind... I'll just get out of this tent and see if somebody else can help me! Thanks for your time! So long!
a horse tied up in front of a shop: Good luck there, lad. May you have better luck finding your freedom...
squire: I wish you the best! Hopefully your owner treats you the way you deserve to be treated!
Summarize the dialogue | squire is looking for his family. He was kidnapped and sold as a sacrificial lamb. |
old man with a fishing rod: I could teach you a few things if you would like. I've been fishing for quite some time now.
small child cleaning boat: That would be great but we have to make sure my father doesn't find out or else I will be punished for not doing my job correctly
old man with a fishing rod: Don't worry kid. How about I explain the basics first? Can you clean this boat and listen at the same time?
small child cleaning boat: Sure I can. I can also teach you anything you want to know about Boats in exchange for learning about fishing if you want.
old man with a fishing rod: That sounds like a deal to me! Did you learn all about boats just from working here?
small child cleaning boat: Yep I love learning and hope to be a boat captain one day
old man with a fishing rod: That's a great dream! You remind me of my grandkids. Already knowing what you want to do in life.
Summarize the dialogue | small child cleaning boat is working at a boatyard. He will learn fishing from old man in exchange for learning about boats. |
#Person1#: Can I help you, sir?
#Person2#: I want to find a book called Gone with the Wind. But I can't find it.
#Person1#: Let me give you a hand. The author is. . .
#Person2#: Margaret Mitchell.
#Person1#: Oh, yes. Here it is .
#Person2#: Thank you very much. I have been looking for it for a long time. Is this the latest edition?
#Person1#: Yes, we have both the paperback and hardcover. which would you want to buy?
#Person2#: How about the price of the hardcover?
#Person1#: It's $25.
#Person2#: A little bit expensive, but I will buy one. This is $25 , here you are. | #Person2# is looking for the latest edition of Gone with the Wind and buys a hardcover with #Person1#'s assistance. |
princess: Maybe we can run away? I have a sister who can marry Prince of Uzekami if I'm not here.
unicorn groomer: But if I run away, who will care for these sweet unicorn?
princess: We can find other unicorns for you. My father has plenty of amazing groomers
unicorn groomer: You are much sweeter than any unicorn I've seen, princess.
princess: Then please let us run away! I know it's so beautiful in this Unicorn Palace but being here dampens our love.
unicorn groomer: I never could say no to you, could I? I just hope the king understands.
princess: He wont my love. We will have to go far away. I can get in the vaults to give us money to survive for a while.
unicorn groomer: Well. You certainly bring us plenty of action. I was getting bored here. Though it sure is quiet.
princess: We will settle down someone else and it will be quiet again! We can be safe a few kingoms over.
unicorn groomer: I trust you, sweet. I put my fate in our bond.
Summarize the dialogue | princess wants to run away with unicorn groomer. They will have to go far away. |
#Person1#: There are so many environmental problems in the world today. Do you think we can really solve them all or will destroy the world?
#Person2#: I hope that world leaders can get together and agree on a plan for action, but I doubt it'll happen before it's too late.
#Person1#: We need to solve the problem of air pollution before we destroy the atmosphere. There's lots of clean, modern technology, but companies in developed countries say it's expensive. Developing countries put more emphasis on economic development than on environmental protection.
#Person2#: Everyone is looking at the issue in the short term, rather than the long term. It's the same with the destruction of the rainforests. Countries and companies just want the wood. They're not thinking about the long-term damage to the forests. We should also remember that the forests are an important natural habitat for thousands of species of animal and plant life.
#Person1#: In other parts of the world, especially in Africa, there is a problem with desertification. Climate change and over-farming are causing farmland to turn into desert. In means that people cannot grow enough food.
#Person2#: It also means that people sometimes fight over the farmland that remains. Damaging the environment actually leads to conflict between people.
#Person1#: Have you ever thought about joining an organization committed to protecting the environment? You could get involved with projects to improve the environment.
#Person2#: I think I'd like to do that. I could take the things I learn here back to my country when I have finished my studies. | #Person1# and #Person2# are talking about environmental problems in the world today. They think everyone is looking at the issue in the short term and damaging the environment leads to conflict between people. |
watchmen: You're still the lad! She can't be more than sixteen! Now help me get ready to patrol.
member: Alright alright, sheesh. Don't rust this stuff out. Sounds like it's still coming down out there.
watchmen: Is it all quiet out there tonight? Anything I should be on the lookout for? Other than your missus approaching with a brandished rolling pin?
member: Just my boot lodged firmly in your backside at the rate you're going. What'd you need to go to the market so badly for anyway?
watchmen: Just, er, some odds 'n ends to make the duty pass by a little more pleasantly. Nothing to concern yerself with!
member: So you wouldn't mind if I took a look then.
watchmen: It wouldn't be of any interest to you, I'm sure! Just, erm, a jar of pickled cucumber!
member: Riiiiiiight. ....cucumber breath....
Summarize the dialogue | watchmen went to the market to buy some things to make his duty pass by more pleasantly. |
#Person1#: Thanks for offering to give me a lift. I'm looking forward to this party, but I didn't want to go alone.
#Person2#: Don't mention it. It's my pleasure. Have you been to one of these large, sit-down dinner parties since you got to New Haven?
#Person1#: No, this is my first. Last week I went to a cookout for new professors at Dean Barksdale's home. I took a taxi because I didn't want to be late. But I was the first one who arrived at Dean Barksdale's home.'
#Person2#: Cookouts often start slowly. A two o'clock start means you arrive any time after two.
#Person1#: Thanks for telling me this.
#Person2#: I was late getting back from the mall, but I'm hurrying.
#Person1#: Why are you in such a hurry? They said, Dinner at eight, and it's only seven-fifteen. I don't want to be the first one there again.
#Person2#: Don't worry. We won't be the first. | #Person1# thanks #Person2# for offering a lift to a party. #Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# was the first one to a cookout but #Person1# doesn't want to be the first one again. |
peasant: I am so tierd
person: I am so sinful. I truly am a wicked woman. The cleric will save us both if only we repent.
peasant: The cleric doesn't save anybody, Jesus is the one that saves. I am just a lowly peasent, Jesus is all I have
person: I am here to confess my many sins to the priest. Are you here to do the same?
peasant: No I am cleaning up in here, I do not have money to tithe so I give my time.
person: I've done so many evil things.
peasant: I'm sorry, do you need a hug?
person: I need the priest to save me.
peasant: I will see if I can find him, I'm sorry you are so evil, maybe you could try not to be.
person: I repent!
peasant: Save us priest, she has a demon or something
person: Pleas save me!
peasant: I don't know what to do!
Summarize the dialogue | peasant is cleaning up in the church. person is here to confess her sins to the priest. peasant does not have money to tithe so she gives her time. person needs the priest to save her. peasant will try to find him. |
handmaid: how are you today fellow maid
maid: Thank you for speaking to me, maid of a higher rank. I am trying to be contented with my lot but it is difficult
handmaid: it has been a rough day so much to do as always
maid: from the crack of dawn till late, late at night!
handmaid: yes it is stressful work tying to not fail
maid: And for a pittance .. little more than room and board
handmaid: i know it is a rough life but we must bear the burden
maid: And yet - the King has everything - the best food, the best furs, chests of gold - why do we suffer in this way?
handmaid: it is simply fate sadly, it will always be like this
maid: Perhaps we should try to change our lot?
handmaid: i do not think i can risk such a thing
maid: But how can things ever change if we do not help ourselves?
handmaid: we face great consequence if we try tho
Summarize the dialogue | handmaid and maid of a higher rank are discussing their work and life. Maid is trying to be contented with her lot. Handmaid and maid of a higher rank are trying to change their lot. |
a lady in a white decadent dress: Well if they do then I am sure that our host, the knight, will shoo them away. Do you like to swim? The lake is so clear and inviting.
friends: I have time for a quick dip
a lady in a white decadent dress: We should see if our baggage has arrived. I have a wonderful swimsuit packed and can't wait to use it.
friends: I can't wait to see it
a lady in a white decadent dress: Oh, it is delightful! Appropriately modest but very delicate. I had it made especially for this weekend. Were you invited by the knight, too?
friends: He and I are old friends. How long have you known the knight?
a lady in a white decadent dress: Only a few months but he seems like a terrible dashing and noble fellow. Do you know .. is he courting anyone at the moment?
friends: I don't think so. It's been a long time since I've seen a lady in the house.
Summarize the dialogue | The lady in a white decadent dress, friends and the knight are going to the lake for a swim. |
Theresa: I am so sad to leave the town today
Molly: is it today?
Theresa: yes, I'm already at the airport
Jack: But it seems you've had a beautiful vacation
Jack: well deserved one
Theresa: it's true
Theresa: I finally relaxed and forgot about all the projects and realised a few important things
Jack: Like what?
Theresa: that I don't want to live for work, only to meet those fucking targets
Theresa: I want to be happy, enjoy my life
Jack: I'm so happy to read that
Jack: I think you exaggerated recently with work
Theresa: I know, it was crazy
Molly: good to read it! | Theresa is at the airport, her vacation has already finished. She had a good time and forgot about her work. |
#Person1#: Thanks for the advice, Mr. Macmillan. I'll keep it in mind. I had better head off though. I'm meeting my husband for dinner.
#Person2#: Sure, I'm heading out myself. Enjoy your evening.
#Person1#: Thanks, sir. You too. Drive safely, I hear there's a lot ice on the roads.
#Person2#: Thanks for the warning! See you tomorrow! | #Person1# thanks Mr. Macmillan for his advice. They say goodbye to each other. |
#Person1#: I can't bear you anymore. I am sick of your drinking. I am divorcing you.
#Person2#: Don't do that to me, honey. Give me a chance, please. I make a solemn promise never to drink alcohol again.
#Person1#: How many chances should I give you? I've given up on you!
#Person2#: Have a heart, honey. You know I am trying hard to quit drinking, don't you? Just give me one more chance, please! | #Person1# is divorcing #Person2# because #Person1# can't tolerate with #Person2#'s drinking. #Person2# pleads to be given one more chance. |
rat: -pokes head around looking for food-
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Is that a rat?
rat: -looks over towards voice-
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: At least you can live a simple life.
rat: Oh we all can, it is just a matter of choosing to do so.
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: It is hard though, I need money to live.
rat: Could consider trying to live off the land, a kitchen seems a strange place to sell flowers though.
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: I simply stopped here for scraps like you.
rat: I see, business must be rough then.
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Yes it is, I am very poor.
rat: Have you no skills to make use of?
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: No I am useless.
Summarize the dialogue | rat is looking for food. There is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby. She is poor and sells flowers to make money. |
#Person1#: Keep going! You can do it! You are strong. Don't give up!
#Person2#: I didn't know this exercise class was going to be so hard. I need water.
#Person1#: Hey, what are you doing? I didn't say you could take a break! You are here to lose weight, right? You aren't going to get healthy by drinking water.
#Person2#: I am thirsty! I can't exercise without water. I hate this class. I'd prefer to exercise alone.
#Person1#: You need to try harder! You can do it! Keep going! Don't slow down!
#Person2#: I think I'm done with this class. It's too difficult. I'm out of here. | #Person1# encourages #Person2# to keep exercising but #Person2# thinks the class is too difficult to insist on. |
Devin: have you been watching that crime show i recommended?
Johnny: i have and i'm obsessed with it \ (•◡•) /
Johnny: it's sooooo good, so well done
Devin: how many episodes are you in?
Johnny: i'm on episode 3 where marco finds out the murder weapon
Johnny: i could not believe the twist!!!
Devin: wait til you get to episodoe 9
Devin: your head will explode! lol | Johnny's on the third episode of the crime show Devin's recommended to him. Johnny's astonished by the action twist but Devin assures that the episode 9 will be a shocker for him. |
#Person1#: Mary? Are you still there?
#Person2#: Yes. What do you want?
#Person1#: Did your bid win?
#Person2#: What do you care, dork?
#Person1#: Hey! I'm trying to be nice, and you still want to fight! Did you get the statue or not?
#Person2#: You mean fat boy?
#Person1#: Sorry. I take that back. I mean the copper Buddha you wanted. | #Person1# asks Mary the result of the bid not very nicely so Mary doesn't want to answer. |
Mario: Any good movies to recommend?
Ethan: old or new?
Mario: hmm, not from the 1920s, but doesn't need to be this year either
Emma: Did you see the film "I'm love"
Mario: sounds shit hahahha
Emma: I think you would like it, it's very beautifully made, American-Italian
Mario: Ok, I'll see a trailer
Emma: :) | Emma recommends Mario "I'm in love" movie. |
Peter: So what about the blond one?
Hank: She's a hot piece of ass!
Frank: I knew that! And what happened next? After the drinks?
Peter: Haha 2nd and 3rd base!
Hank: So proud of you, bro!
Peter: HAHA
Frank: Guys, a beer tonight?
Hank: Always.
Peter: I can join you after 7 pm. I'm still at work.
Frank: Sure, at Donnegan's at 7:15?
Hank: OK
Peter: I'll bring Stanley along.
Frank: See you then! | Peter, Hank and Frank will meet at Donnegan's at 7:15. |
Edna: Hi! I'm trying to get in touch with all the classmates, but I don't have the number to John, Maxine and Kim. U know what's going on with them?
Melvin: Yeah, I do. Kim got married and moved to another state. Afa I've heard she works in a bank.
Edna: And John and Maxine?
Melvin: John... Well, Idk how to break this to you, but he died in a car accident last month. His funeral was 2 wks ago.
Edna: I'm so sorry to hear that. How are you holding up? U guys were close, right?
Melvin: Yeah. Best of friends. I'll manage but still hurts.
Edna: I'm really sorry. And what about Maxine?
Melvin: She's still around. I think she dropped out of college and devoted herself to saving animals or something.
Edna: Gr8! Do you have her number?
Melvin: Sure. I'm sending you her contact details <file_other>
Edna: Thanks!
Melvin: No probs. | Edna wants to get in touch with John, Maxine and Kim. Kim got married and moved to another state. John died in a car accident. Maxine is still around and Melvin has her number. |
a priest: I suppose I should stop procrastinating and start sorting through these piles.
grandmother: Don't you worry hun, you'll get through it before you know it!
a priest: I'm so glad to have you as some company while I do!
grandmother: Well I'm right here! Let me take a seat and we can chat while you work. What would you like to chat about?
Summarize the dialogue | a priest is sorting through piles of documents. grandmother will chat with him while he works. |
#Person1#: Have you traveled much in Britain?
#Person2#: No, not much. But I travel quite a lot in London every day.
#Person1#: What do you think of the London traffic?
#Person2#: I think the London underground is OK because it's fast and comfortable, but I also like your London buses, especially for short journeys.
#Person1#: But don't you think the buses are rather slow?
#Person2#: Yes, I do, particularly in rush hour.
#Person1#: What about London taxis?
#Person2#: Taxis often get caught in traffic jams,and besides, fared too expensive.
#Person1#: Well, what do you think is the best way to travel in London?
#Person2#: Ah, the London underground I think. | #Person2# thinks underground is fast, comfortable and it's the best. Buses are slow in rush hours even though #Person2# enjoys them for short journeys. Taxis are too expensive. |
Grad D: Right So I mean we would like to take all these various cues right ? So this one might be say Well let me pick a random one
Grad E: I have not heard that before
Grad D: and say I do not know it could be like This is not the way it really is but let me say that suppose someone mentioned admission fees Ah it takes too long Try let me just say `` Landmark `` If the thing is a landmark you know then there s another thing that says if if it s closed or not at the moment Alright so you have nodes Right ? And the problem that we were having was that you know given N nodes there s `` two to the N `` Given N nodes and furthermore the fact that there s three things here we need to specify `` three times `` `` two to the N `` probabilities Right ? That s assuming these are all binary which f they may not be For example they could be `` time of day `` in which case we could say you know `` Morning afternoon evening night `` So this could be more So it s a lot anyway And that s a lot of probabilities to put here which is kind of a pain So pause Noisy ORs are a way to sort of deal with this Where should I put this ? So the idea is that Let s call these C one C two C three and C four and E for Because and Effect I guess The idea is to have these intermediate nodes Right Well actually the idea first of all is that each of these things has a quote unquote distinguished state which means that this is the state in which we do not really know anything about it So right ? So for example if we do not really know if the thing is a landmark or not Or i if that just does not seem relevant then that would be th sort of the Disting the Distinguish state It s a really you know if there is something for the person talking about the admission fee you know if they did not talk about it that would be the Distinguish state
Grad C: S so this is a fanciful way of saying `` default `` ?
Grad D: That s just what they the word they used in that paper So the idea is that you have these intermediate nodes right ? E one E two E three and E four ? | The actual number of the inputs in the Bayes-net can create a combinatorial explosion when setting the probabilities. Noisy-OR's can help avoid this by simplifying the probability tables and applying a deterministic function to produce their complete version. |
Otto: Do you have plans for the summer?
Linn: not yet no
Linn: hven't thought about it
Otto: Wanna go on a cruise with me
Linn: send me the details
Otto: <file_other>
Linn: looks nice! I'll check if I can get the time off work and let you know
Otto: ok great! | Otto wants Linn to go on a cruise with him in summer. Linn will let him know. |
#Person1#: Susan, good evening. Why are you so dressed up?
#Person2#: I'm on my way out to a New Year's banquet. How do I look? Is my make-up ok?
#Person1#: You look great. Your make-up is perfect.
#Person2#: Do your think I should wear a different dress?
#Person1#: No, the one you have on looks fabulous, especially with your hair like that.
#Person2#: Thanks for saying. Do you have any ideas which neckleace I should wear?
#Person1#: With that dress I'd like to say your white diamond necklace would look perfect.
#Person2#: Thanks for helping out. Now Im ready, what are you doing tonight?
#Person1#: Not much, Just a house party with some friends.
#Person2#: Sounds fun. Anyone I know?
#Person1#: Yeah, most of the people are from my office.
#Person2#: Sounds like I'm missing out on a good time. Oh, well, there's always next year.
#Person1#: I'm sure you will have fun no matter where you go. Remember to take your bag. | Susan dresses up to go to a New Year's banquet and asks #Person1# about which necklace to wear. #Person1# recommends the white diamond necklace and #Person1# will go to a house party. |
Ann: I have got a plusnet mobile sim card that I pay 5.00 a month for it has 500 minutes, 100 more than the skype one, plus I have a decent phone that I can use with it, not my own
Rob: I think I should buy a number - such as 0333 and then redirect it to your mobile, which will redirect if no one answers (I think you can set that up on your mobile?)
Rob: We can then measure how many CS notepads call us and adjust the monthly package accordingly
Ann: Possibly as the main company number yes, but with my mobile number to call direct in office hours or text out of hours as they may not like calling a 03 number and getting replies from a strange mobile
Rob: possibility
Ann: Its worth just trying the mobile number at the moment maybe. Does the 0333 number you have already belong to CS? Why can you not keep that number and just redirect calls from that?
Rob: 0333 numbers are mobile friendly, like 0800 numbers. I dont fancy adding a mobile on the site as it makes us look too small. I want people to think they are dealing with a larger business
Ann: Ahh Yes I didn’t think of that, it will be ok on my emails though? Rather than the skype one? I do have a landline number that only gets used once in a blue moon, but that has a Gloucester code, I’m happy for you to use that if that could be of use
Rob: Im setting up a new 0333 number - what is your mobile number?
Ann: That’s a very good question because until I get the phone unlocked I cant call to see what the number is and as I never used it myself
Ann: I ve been paying 5 a month for the last year but not used it. So I will get it to you asap, I am going over to Tesco shortly and I can get it unlocked there hopefully tonight
Rob: ok no rush
Ann: Did you sort out the Cawson invoice?
Rob: oh no good job you reminded me I will do it now
Ann: yes the files are on driver and I already have a template invoice set up for them, you just need to see haw many courses they took this month
Rob: I think they had quite a few this month, I need to get onto Chris Lamport and hurry up his reports as I cant send them an invoice if they dont have all the reports
Ann: Hes getting annoying being late with reports all the time
Rob: I'm thinking about cutting his jobs, hes getting a bit too comfortable
Ann: well that wont hurt for a while, he is taking more local tutors jobs really
Ann: I know its great that he is able to cover areas that we are short on but apart from that we should leave him to his own area
Rob: I think you are right good idea | Ann and Rob are discussing ideas related to redirecting phone calls to a company phone. Rob is setting a 0333 number to redirect calls to Ann's new sim card. Ann also reminds Rob about an invoice they have problems issuing as Chris is late with necessary reports for trainings. |
Emily: What have you been up to? Havent seen any new pictures!
Josh: I know, sorry. I've been really busy at work. I've been twice to the US this week and crossing that ocean starts to take its toll on me.
Emily: Sorry to hear. Do you at least get some time for yourself there? Or just in and out of meeting?
Josh: Yeah, I don't really have time for anything. I have plenty of AA miles though, might get me a free trip to Oz soon.
Emily: I bet. At least you don't have to travel in economy, that would be a nightmare. You wouldn't be able to rest or work at all...
Josh: I know. Luckily my company also does. I don't even care how much they have to spend on the tickets. Still worth every penny to me.
Emily: I don't think I could do what you do. Airports make me nervous haha just way too many people everywhere!
Josh: You sort of have to block it all out and just roll with it. Otherwise every single thing would drive me insane. Lounge access helps too :)
Emily: You have all the perks! Are you back in town now?
Josh: Not yet, I come in on Thursday. Hope my car is still where I left it and didn't wash away.
Emily: It's been raining like crazy!! It's the wettest October in history! I'm sure it's good for farmers but I can't wait for it to STOP.
Josh: It's supposed to get better over the weekend. I need it to, been sitting in a metal tube for days and need some air and sun.
Emily: Haha, sure you do! we all do! They closed a bunch of roads around your grandma's house, it must be difficult for her to get around. | Josh has many business trips and he has been to the US twice this week. He comes back on Thursday. |
Iris: Hi, tell me what will nice as a present for Flo? Perfume or something else? and for you all? any ideas? I'm still in town for 2 days?
Diana: i think the Nina Ricci pink apple. I 'll confirm to you when i'm back home.
Iris: thank. I'll go shopping tomorrow . And for the others?
Diana: Nothing , just a good time spend all together
Iris: Of course, but any useful gadget? and for mum?
Diana: no ideas. She'll tell us that she needs nothing
Iris: what about a small coffee machine like nespresso? There's some not so expensive.
Diana: Good idea. I love very much the honey with sesame seeds, if you find some...and a Brook saddle for his raleigh
Iris: was it some polish honey? and what is a brook saddle????
Diana: its a very nice brand for saddle, english and expensive - for your brother in law
Iris: some specific design for his humble bottom? and for you?
Diana: I don't know!! and for you?
Iris: i'm thinking about it
Diana: practical question: what have you planned for meals?
Iris: venaison and smoke salmon
Diana: fine, i can bring foie gras and oysters
Diana: a small travel clock for Ted
Iris: Didn't he use his mobile as a clock?
Diana: not very moderne your brother in law!!
Iris: lol
Diana: a cap for FR, with the shape of the chinese one
Iris: ok i 'll try to have a look . | Iris's still in town for 2 days. She's planning to buy the Nina Ricci pink apple for Flo, a small coffee machine for mum, a Brook saddle for her brother in law, a small travel clock for Ted and a cap for FR. She has venaison and smoke salmon planned for meals, Diana will bring foie gras and oysters. |
#Person1#: So it looks like we start selling in the U. S. next year.
#Person2#: Did Mr. Lin put you in charge of marketing?
#Person1#: He's still not sure whether he wants to put me in charge, or whether he wants to hire an American. But even if he hires an American, I'll probably be transferred to our American office.
#Person2#: Where will it be?
#Person1#: We aren't sure yet. Maybe L. A. I think L. A. would be the best idea.
#Person2#: Is it because of trade negotiations that we can start selling in the U. S. ?
#Person1#: Yes, the recent agreements between the two governments have changed everything. Now we have the right to sell in America at a much lower tariff. It's going to be good. We can compete more directly with them.
#Person2#: Great.
#Person1#: Our computers have a high level of quality now. We can demonstrate it. And our prices will be good. So I think it will really be worthwhile.
#Person2#: You seem excited about it.
#Person1#: Well, you know I studied marketing in America. So maybe the thought of going back there to promote our brand is kind of exciting to me. I'd love to be part of the team.
#Person2#: Do you honestly think we can compete though? All the computer giants are there.
#Person1#: Yes, I do. I think we can compete. I think we can make a name for ourselves. It will be hard at first. But if we develop a good advertising campaign, I think we can break into the market.
#Person2#: The company will have to choose a good advertising firm. And then there's the problem of quality. How do we convince American buyers that our quality is good?
#Person1#: It takes some time. Because even if the quality is high, people won't accept a high tech product unless they recognize the name. Name recognition is crucial.
#Person2#: Well, I hope it all works out, John. I think if you're part of the team, things will go well. But you know we'd all miss you here. So I won't say I'm happy to think that you're leaving.
#Person1#: That's very nice of you to say. But if we set up an office there in the States, maybe you could try to become part of it.
#Person2#: Me? No way. I'm dedicated to the company, but I'm not going to leave Taiwan. I'm happy here. | John tells #Person2# he may be transferred to the American office because of the new trade negotiations. John is excited about it because John studied marketing in America. John thinks they can compete with computer giants with high quality. John thinks maybe #Person2# could try to work in the States but #Person2# is not going to leave Taiwan. |
#Person1#: Let's plan the dinner for the end of the year.
#Person2#: I've been talking to some of the other kids in the class and quite a few of them want to go to a pizza restaurant.
#Person1#: Hmm, I think I've had enough of pizza. I eat it at least twice a week. It'd be good to have something different.
#Person2#: Well, there's that Chinese restaurant, the Bamboo House.
#Person1#: It's closing next week for a month to go into build a new kitchen or something. I remember going to someplace with a singer and guitarist. And it was great.
#Person2#: But there'll be at least 20 of us. We'll be so noisy that we won't hear the music.
#Person1#: You're right. Hey, we haven't thought about the cost.
#Person2#: Some people will want to go to a cheap place and others can afford somewhere more expensive.
#Person1#: Why don't we fix the amount first and ask a restaurant to provide a meal for that price.
#Person2#: That's a good idea. And we can make a list of the places we think are best and get the rest of the class to choose one. | #Person2# says many kids want to go to a pizza restaurant, but #Person1# has had enough of pizza. #Person2# considers a Chinese restaurant, but it'll be closed. #Person1# suggests they fix the cost first. |
Ian: My cat has broken
Ian: <file_photo>
Alice: Hahaha.
Alice: I love the way they're cute and funny at the same time :D
Ian: Whenever I think this freakin animal is attracted to me
Ian: It turns out that I have some element of my clothes that is interesting for cat to play
Ian: And I keep getting sad and dissapointed :(
Alice: Cats are a mystery. Ancient Egyptians can confirm :)
Ian: Haha. They were said to be gods.
Alice: Aren't they?
Ian: Well... They might be. | Ian sends Alice a photo of something in connection with his cat. Ian's cat is often more interested with Ian's clothes than with Ian himself. Cats were once considered gods. |
peasant: who are you and what are you doing here?
thief: I could ask you the same!
peasant: do you think this is a joke, speak before i beat you into a pulp
Summarize the dialogue | a peasant is chasing a thief. |
#Person1#: Where should we set a bar picnic? By the lake? It looks so blue and clear, just like the Sky.
#Person2#: I know, but it's hot today. Let's have the picnic under the trees over there instead of by the lake. The trees will keep the sun off us so it won't be as hot.
#Person1#: Good idea. It's a sunny day for a picnic in the park but I wouldn't want to be running around too much.
#Person2#: You're right. I take my dog for a walk on the walking path here to get some exercise, but only when it's cooler outside. | #Person1# suggests setting the bar picnic by the lake, but #Person2# thinks they should have it under trees to block the sun. |
dragon: my king
king: Ah, did you bring me a gift Dragon?
dragon: yes my king
king: Why thank you, dragon. What a fine kill this is.
dragon: anything for you my king?
king: Was there anything interesting to report in your travels?
dragon: nothing really, just the usuals. People getting terrified and attacking an innocent dragon amidst other things
king: I shall make it a law that no one can attack dragons.
dragon: that would be very kind of you my king, how is the queen fairing heard she was down with flu
king: Ah, yes. She is slowly regaining her strength. Perhaps I should bring her a flower.
dragon: that would be great
king: And I shall have someone make a blanket from this pelt.
dragon: that would great my king, you're a truly wise king
Summarize the dialogue | Dragon brought the king a fine kill. The king will make a blanket from the pelt. The queen is getting better. |
horse: Is that an apple tree she's pointing at? Oh I can't believe it! This is like the best day ever!! OK LET'S RIDE HOLD ON LADY!! GIVE ME THAT BASKET I'M HOLDING ON TO IT!
a young maiden: Here horse, carry this in your mouth until I get on your back. I need it for the apples. They are very delicious and I know you love them. It will be a good ride and it will make you like the apples and the taste of them will be even more amazing!
horse: OK LADY! DON'T WORRY WE WILL BE THERE IN A FLASH!! Could have sworn the tree was a bit closer, I wonder why things get bigger as you get closer to them like it seemed like such a small tree at first but now it's a big tree full of ap. OH WE HAVE ARRIVED!
Summarize the dialogue | Horse and a young maiden are going to pick apples from an apple tree. |
cat: Purrrrr... fish! My very favorite! *lap lap* Delicious!
pirate: I'm so glad you like it.
cat: That fisherman seems to be eyeing you suspiciously.
pirate: It's ok. I'm a pirate. They're all afraid of us!
cat: Ahh... just like the mice are all afraid of me!
pirate: I suppose so. Here, take this and scare them all off!
cat: That will work great! I'll just hide it here in this crate.
pirate: What else do you have planned for today?
cat: Well, a nice nap curled up in this crate, lunch of mouse, an afternoon nap, another snack, followed by a nap and some lurking. What will you do, my pirate friend?
pirate: Sounds like the perfect day for a cat. Our captain has us restocking the ship all day in preparation for our next voyage.
cat: That sounds like a lot of hard work. It seems in life a cat has a better lot than a pirate, my friend.
Summarize the dialogue | cat and pirate are having a conversation. Cat likes fish. Cat will hide the fish in a crate. Pirate is restocking the ship. |
#Person1#: Hi, Nicole. Did you have a good weekend?
#Person2#: Yes, I did. But I feel tired today.
#Person1#: Really? Why?
#Person2#: Well, on Saturday I cleaned the house and played tennis. Then on Sunday I hiked in the country.
#Person1#: And I bet you studied, too.
#Person2#: Yeah. I studied on Sunday evening. What about you?
#Person1#: Well, I didn't clean the house and I didn't study. I stayed in bed and watched TV.
#Person2#: That sounds like fun, but did you exercise?
#Person1#: Sort of. I played golf on my computer! | Nicole and #Person1# talk about how they spent their last weekends. |
#Person1#: Welcome, young man. No offence, but I haven't seen you here before.
#Person2#: Of course, this is my first time here. My Mom has a membership here. Here is the card.
#Person1#: Okay then. You are the younger customer here ever.
#Person2#: It's not so wise that you do not explore the children's market.
#Person1#: It's the marketing's fault, I suppose. What do you want to do?
#Person2#: Well, I want to become just like Bruce Lee. What should I do?
#Person1#: That's a long way to go, I'm afraid. First of all, you gotta grow up.
#Person2#: I am still young. And I'm growing every minute.
#Person1#: Sure. Then what about trying the treadmill or the skipping rope.
#Person2#: I love running. Anything else?
#Person1#: Please change your clothes first!
#Person2#: I'm perfect with my clothes. And I do not have anything else with me.
#Person1#: Sorry, but no jeans here.
#Person2#: Oh, that's the only place where jeans are not popular. I'd better just go home. | #Person2#, a young customer, wants to become just like Bruce Lee. #Person1# suggests trying the treadmill or the skipping rope, but #Person2# leaves because #Person1# asks #Person2# change #Person2#'s clothes first. |
orc: What! why? Do I know you?
goblin: The adventurers are approaching!
orc: Why should we fight? We are goblins and orcs, we need to team up against them!
goblin: Yes, we are going to have a good feast tonight
orc: Right but why did you attack me! We should be gearing up for the fight with the adventurers. I will not be caught off guard like those other orcs in the nearby cave.
goblin: I was just calling you to attention. The water dropping from the ceiling can be distracting
orc: Much like a goblin. Use your brain! we need to be ready.
goblin: The adventurers are almost here. You attack first
orc: No! we must not show our strength first. You rush out. I will hit them from the side.
goblin: Attack me again and the adventurers will be the least of your problems.
orc: Sad goblin, us orcs are so much stronger than you. I can crush your skull with my fist!
goblin: How about we attack the adventurers together?
Summarize the dialogue | goblin and orc are going to fight adventurers. |
usher: Oh please forgive my worry. You are indeed a grand performer. Let us put our pettiness behind us and get on with the performance.
performer: Is that all you see me as? Hmm, the state of your town theater with its plush velvet seats and beautiful read curtain is a lot better than outside where the curtains are being reddened by the king's soldiers.
usher: I am but an usher...Here...see my map...I am here night after night seating the Royals and Nobles...this is my lot in life...now please...see the map...this is where you go.
performer: My friend thank you, you know not what you have given me. Thank you again. Ah here comes the king, lets get this play started. (Inner Monologue: I can finally find strike the king with my trusty sword)
Summarize the dialogue | The usher is worried about the performer. The performer is a great actor. The king is coming. |
Emily: 👻
Emily: Hello. Do you feel like having dinner at Nando’s tonight?
Emily: I can book a table
Paco: Sure, go for it
Michael: Yes please. I’m about to take the tube home now
Michael: I’d like to shower before going out, could you book the table for, say, 8 pm?
Emily: Sure, no problem
Michael: See you soon anyway
Emily: cool
Paco: 👌 | Emily, Paco and Michael are having dinner tonight at Nando's. Emily will book a table for 8pm. |
Sadie: can i borrow your bike again please?
Chloe: when?
Sadie: on thursday, i need to go to the dentist quickly after work
Chloe: sure, let me know when you want to pick it up
Sadie: wednesday evening will be good?
Chloe: sure, come over and please remember to lock it properly!! | Sadie will borrow Chloe's bike on Wednesday evening. She has a dentist appointment on Thursday after work. |
#Person1#: Look!This picture of Mom in her cap and gown.
#Person2#: Isn't it lovely!That's when she got her Master's Degree from Miami University.
#Person1#: Yes, we are very proud of her.
#Person2#: Oh, that's a nice one of all of you together. Do you have the negative? May I have a copy?
#Person1#: Surely, I'll have one made for you. You want a print?
#Person2#: No. I'd like a slide, I have a new projector.
#Person1#: I'd like to see that myself.
#Person2#: Have a wallet size print made for me, too.
#Person1#: Certainly. | #Person1# and #Person2# find a picture of mom in cap and gown. #Person2# asks #Person1# for a negative copy and a wallet-size print. |
#Person1#: Thank you for calling target.com. My name is Angela, and I'd be happy to assist you today. What is the name on the account?
#Person2#: Mark Sanchez.
#Person1#: Thank you, Mr. Sanchez. What's your email address?
#Person2#: It's mark889@gmail.com.
#Person1#: Thank you, how may I help you today?
#Person2#: I ordered some gifts from your website last week, but they haven't arrived yet. They were supposed to be here 2 days ago.
#Person1#: I'm sorry to hear that sir, do you have the order number?
#Person2#: Yes, it's 855321.
#Person1#: One moment, please, alright sir, I think I've discovered what's going on. A couple of items in your order were damaged during transport. We are in the process of shipping your new items, but it could take up to 10 days for you to receive them. | Mark calls target.com to ask about the gifts he bought. Angela tells him the orders were damaged and they're in the process of shipping Mark new items. |
#Person1#: I feel absolutely horrible. My temperature is 41 degrees Celsius, and I've got a headache and a runny nose.
#Person2#: Do you have any other symptoms?
#Person1#: I've also got a terrible stomach-ache. Is my face still swollen?
#Person2#: Just a little. Has your toothache gone now?
#Person1#: Yes, for the most part. It doesn't feel as bad as my other ailments, anyway.
#Person2#: How about your tongue? Does it still hurt?
#Person1#: No, the burn ointment seemed to take effect right away. I think it's already healed.
#Person2#: How did you get that burn again?
#Person1#: I scalded on the hot coffee a few days ago.
#Person2#: You haven't had much luck lately, have you?
#Person1#: No, but I'm sure I'll get better soon.
#Person2#: When's the last time you took your tablets?
#Person1#: I took the red ones just before lunch and the white ones just after lunch.
#Person2#: I think it's time you took another dose of each. What would you like to drink with them?
#Person1#: Just some water, please. Do you have any ointment for my nose? It feels so itchy after blowing my nose so much.
#Person2#: Sure, I'll just go and get it now. what would you like to eat? Some soup?
#Person1#: that sounds good.
#Person2#: soup always makes me feel better when I'm sick. I hope it makes you feel better, too. | #Person1# tells #Person2# about #Person1#'s symptoms of a headache, a runny nose, a terrible stomach-ache and a toothache. Then #Person2# asks #Person1# to take another dose of tablets and suggests some soup for #Person1#'s itchy nose. |
gypsy: I'm afraid gypsy flesh is not enough to quench your hunger, my friend.
shipwrecked survivor: It is certainly better than the bloated flesh of my crewmen. And I am hungry for more!
gypsy: How did I not see this coming!
shipwrecked survivor: Likely you are a false profit, and for this no one would miss you!
gypsy: No, no, no. I see it now! You will now change your mind!
shipwrecked survivor: Why would I do that? I'm hungry! I have not yet tried fresh flesh! It must be better than bloated, rotting flesh! And you refused to find a homeless man for me!
gypsy: It's been foretold, this bag will protect me from evil!
shipwrecked survivor: A bag of tricks?? How is that supposed to quench my hunger!
gypsy: Is there no one here who will protect an old woman!
Summarize the dialogue | gypsy flesh is not enough to quench the survivor's hunger. He is hungry for more. gypsy refuses to find a homeless man for him. |
John: Hey, you up?
Nina: Hey, yeah. What’s up?
John: I called her again…
Nina: Jeez, bro, you promised! You need to get over her already :(
Nina: <file_gif>
John: I know. No idea why I did it. | John called a girl again even though he promised Nina he wouldn't do it. |
#Person1#: You must be Mr. Sellers. I'm Steven. I am here to see the apartment you advertised.
#Person2#: Oh, nice to see you. The apartment is on the tenth floor. The previous tenant just moved out yesterday.
#Person1#: Could I have a look at it first?
#Person2#: Sure. Let me show you the way. Here we are. Apartment 1008. ( They enter. ) This is the living room dining room combination. Here's the kitchen. It's small, but fully equipped. The refrigerator is new, and the stove and the microwave oven are less than a year old.
#Person1#: It's nice. So this is the bathroom. And that must be the bedroom.
#Person2#: Yes. And there's a walk-in closet.
#Person1#: Is there air conditioning?
#Person2#: Yes, there's central air conditioning and heating. The thermostat is in the living room .
#Person1#: What's the house rent? When is the rent due? And how much security deposit do you require?
#Person2#: It's 600 yuan per month. The rent is due no later than the tenth of the month. We ask that you leave a month's rent as a deposit. It will be returned to you at the end of your lease.
#Person1#: I like the apartment, Mr. Sellers. You can show me the lease. | Mr. Sellers takes Steven around the apartment 1008 and introduces the living room dining room combination, the kitchen equipment, the bathroom, the walk-in closet, the central air conditioning and heating. Mr. Sellers asks for a rent deposit and Steven wants to see the lease. |
#Person1#: So how long have you been living in London?
#Person2#: Er, a couple of years. How long have you been working here?
#Person1#: Only a few months. I moved down here for the job. There was no work for me where I came from.
#Person2#: Where did you come from then?
#Person1#: I came from a small village called Arnside near Lancaster a year ago. There was nothing there. So I moved to London.
#Person2#: Do you enjoy working here in this restaurant?
#Person1#: Very much so. | #Person2#'s lived in London for several years while #Person1# just moved there from Arnside for the job a few months ago. |
critter: I woke up here, i think i was brought here by someone.
bird: Oh, you poor little critter. Are you ok? FLYING POOP!
critter: I think i am. Do you know the way out of the horrible place?
bird: Yes, YES! I do, where are you trying to get? We can go VERY FAST.
critter: I want to go back home. To stockton.
bird: Of course, first I must pay my respects. This graveyard is not only for humans but for my kind as well. I try to get out here and flap about their resting places every month.
critter: Oh i see, This place seems very very old.
bird: Indeed! It's a perfect place for a crazy bird like me though. The dogs are too afraid to come back here but I'm not afraid of ANYTHING!
critter: Haha you are a character that's for sure. Now which direction is the way to stockton?
Summarize the dialogue | critter wants to go back home to stockton. The bird wants to pay his respects first. |
Mary: Where are you?
Tom: in the upper cloister
Jenny: come here, plenty of space to study!
Mary: ok! | Tom is in the upper cloister. |
chief wife: This is my first visit to Mars. I'm really not even sure how I got here. It sure is warm!
alien: What do you mean? How did you get here? Surely we did not abduct you.
chief wife: No, my husband is a king and the wizard asked me if I'd like to go on a trip. I said yes and then boom....here I am.
alien: Oh.. you should never do dealing with the wizard...
chief wife: I guess I learned the hard way.
alien: You may never be able to return, dear!
chief wife: What? Seriously?
alien: I am serious. But, maybe you can return to Earth when I visit. I will not be going until another 10 years though. It is a very very long trip.
chief wife: 10 years? But my kingdom needs me. I can't be away for that long!
alien: I have no other way of helping you...
chief wife: Perhaps this will help? The wizard had me hold onto it when he spoke the spell that sent me here.
Summarize the dialogue | chief wife is on her first visit to Mars. She got here because her husband is a king and the wizard asked her if she'd like to go on a trip. She said yes and then boom, here she is. The alien will not be going until another 10 years. Chief wife |
maid: Oh no what will I do
butler: There, there, no need to worry. The King is a just man, so that fool of a Duke won't try anything overt. I'll see to it that the Head of the House keeps you to ... other wings of the palace. He's not approached you himself, has he?
maid: No not yet thank you for the warnning
butler: I'm, frankly, a little offended that he even thought to approach me. But at least we've some sense now of where is mind is at, and we can head him off at the pass, as it were.
maid: Yes, is there anything else I need to be aware of at the moment
butler: Hm, I believe there was one other matter. Something about... ah yes, his cat, Lucifier. You've seen him, yes? Black, one green eye, one red?
Summarize the dialogue | Duke is trying to seduce maid. Butler will keep maid away from Duke. |
Mike: Hello George did you file the case against the Land grabber?
George: Yeah sure i did.
Mike: Okay. It is time we take him down
George: He has just signed his death warrant!
Mike: I like the spirit. When is the first hearing?
George: 12th of January
Mike: Okay. I'll mark the date. Also i will make sure your dad is present during the case so that he can see the type of man he raised💪
George: Cant wait. Hope all will turn out well.
Mike: Sure. See you sometime soon. Good-bye
George: Good-bye | George filed the case against the Land grabber. The first hearing is on 12 January. Mike wants George's dad to attend it. |
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