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horse: What is going on at the castle today, cat? Think we will see anything interesting?
cat: Not sure yet, but over the guards talking about a prince from a foreign land visiting the palace
horse: Oh, those are always interesting. No hopes of riding the King today, so we should adventure ourselves.
cat: Yes, my friend, But they are all busy trying to get things in order
horse: Who says we need them to adventure else where? What is there to do anyways?
cat: Good, so where do you have in mind?
horse: I am not sure. How do we even out of here?
cat: I assure you no one would notice our going out
horse: Wait, there is a store stocked with tons of goods. Think they will notice if we get a few things to have a picnic?
Summarize the dialogue | cat and horse are going to have a picnic. They will buy some food in the store. |
#Person1#: I want take shella on a date, but I don't have much money.
#Person2#: What does she like to do?
#Person1#: She likes to golf, dance and eat foreign food.
#Person2#: Sounds like she has pretty pricy tastes.
#Person1#: Well, I really like being with her.
#Person2#: Have you thought about going in Dutch?
#Person1#: Dutch, where is that?
#Person2#: Not where, what. Dutch means you both pay your own way.
#Person1#: Oh, I wonder if she'll go for that. | #Person1# wants to take Shella on a date, and #Person2# suggests going in Dutch. |
man: That is very terrible, I am sorry. If you wish, you can seek refuge with me and I can train you in the works of a smithy.
a madam and her girls: That might be quite nice, but I am also pretty happy working at the brothel.
man: That is wonderful, I hope I have not offended you. But surely, your children do not? You afford for them yourself, correct?
a madam and her girls: Oh no, can you not see? These aren't my children, they're my girls! Like, you know, my girls that work for me?
man: I am naive, madam, please forgive me. If I might inquire, what are the standard rates?
a madam and her girls: Well... it really depends. For what service are you considering?
man: Is this in your business?
a madam and her girls: Another creep? Ugh, help me fight him off girls!
man: I like a good fight, lets get on with this!
Summarize the dialogue | a madam and her girls work at the brothel. |
they are not quite outcast: Great! I'm so glad to have a friend that's going to come with me. I've been so lonely.
leper: I've been so lonely too. It isn't easy being an outcast, but I'm sure you understand that just as well as I do. What disease are you inflicted with? I have had leprosy for the past 5 years and everyone in my life has left me.
they are not quite outcast: I have leprosy as well, you can't really tell because I've covered it up but I'm fed up with people not accepting me and spitting on me.
leper: People can be so cruel! Let's cover ourselves with this clothing so we fit in with everyone in the city. We can make new lives for ourselves there!
they are not quite outcast: Let's go!
leper: Lead the way!
Summarize the dialogue | They are going to the city to find a new life. They are both lepers. |
Mark: Hey, sup?
Thomas: Sorry, still doin maths hw but I'll brb, almost done
Mark: What?? Dude, we had homework????
Thomas: Yea, been doing that all day today bc I forgot too, it's anightmare
Mark: Shit... I haven't even started,there's no way I can make it now. Help a bro out??
Thomas: Wanna copy mine?
Mark: PLEASe
Thomas: <file_photo>
Mark: You da real MVP, man. I owe you my life!!! | Mark forgot doing his homework, so he is going to copy it from Thomas. |
#Person1#: How would you describe your relationship with our boss?
#Person2#: We have a fairly good working relationship, but there was also a rough spot.
#Person1#: What do you think his strengths are?
#Person2#: Well, he has an amazing ability to analyze information and he is very good at making the right decision in tough situations. | #Person2# describes to #Person1# about the relationship with the boss and what their boss strengths lie on. |
the town baker: Well my tiny friend, it is actually unsanitary for you to live in my bakery. Perhaps you could move outside and I will give you and your children one my homemade quilts for warmth
mice: Outside? But what if it rains? Or snows! Wouldn't a shed or stable be safer for my babies?
the town baker: I am concerned that the horse will stomp on you and your babies in the stables. Maybe I can build you a tiny house
mice: Oooh, can it have gables of green and white? That would be the most beautiful sight!
the town baker: Yes it would be lovely and you wouldn't be eating all my baked goods.
mice: No, but if you give me all of your crumbs, I can help keep your bakery nice and tidy!
the town baker: I shall gather the crumbs for you and your family
mice: Thank you! I promise no to poop on, on in, your bread!
Summarize the dialogue | mice live in the town baker's bakery. The baker offers them a place outside. The baker will build a tiny house for them. |
patron: Oh, goodness. Thank you, you're very kind. I was *trying* to head towards the merchant's store. I think I must have been given some very poor directions indeed, though. This garden has *walls* even... perhaps that gypsy really did curse me.... perhaps... perhaps I'm lost forever!
a bear: There are not walls the whole way around. There is an opening back by the forest there in the rear. If you can help me search for my cub, I will take you to it.
patron: Oh, thank you kind bear! I knew you were a kindred spirit.
a bear: My cubs were playing here in the courtyard when I left them to search for prey. When I returned, they were gone.
patron: That does seem very strange. I don't know much about cubs, but do they usually wander off like that?
a bear: Never. They always just play happily where I leave them. They have never wandered off before.
patron: That does sound very suspicious. I'd be happy to help in any way I can.
Summarize the dialogue | The patron is lost in the garden. The bear offers to help him. The bear's cubs were playing in the courtyard when the bear left them to search for prey. When he returned, they were gone. |
Beth: Is it too early to start thinking about Christmas? x
Nancy: No! It's never too early!
Bob: Only 67 days left!
Ian: depends on what you have to do?
Beth: everything! we take turns in our family and invite the rest of them over. It's my turn this year!
Nancy: so, it is definitely not too early!
Beth: i hope it's not too late! haha! ;) | There are 67 days left till Christmas. It's Beth's turn to invite her family over, so she has a lot of preparations to do. |
person: Hello is anyone there?
knight: "Aye! Who are you?"
person: Hail! Im here looking to join the royal guard
knight: "Oh. Well, you startled me. You aren't allowed to be here, if you aren't already part of the royal guard. How did you get in?"
person: The door was wide open! I just walked in I swear
knight: "Well! Apparently, there may be an opening in the guard soon... Well, no matter. Why do you wish to join?"
person: Honestly I am tired of living in my forest shack and seek a way to improve my standing within the kingdom
knight: "Do you have any practice with a sword?"
person: You could test me right now
knight: "I don't think that'd be a very fair test."
person: If youre so good take this knife and show me what you got
knight: "Look, can you even lift that thing above your head? Your arms look weak and flabby"
person: What do you think?
Summarize the dialogue | Person wants to join the royal guard. He got in by mistake. He has no experience with a sword. He can't lift the knife above his head. |
Jill: I will be late
Hubert: again?
Jill: just one last time, I promise | Jill will be late. |
Baron: Hey guys. Are we having a video conference on Friday?
Lois: Yeah, Friday 10 am UK time. I've sent you guys an email with a link to join the conversation on Hangouts
Baron: Splendid, thank you so much Lois 👏
Lois: No worries, it's a pleasure
Blake: Hey guys, I might be like 15 minutes late, I have a department meeting just before and will have to run across the campus to get to my office and chat with you
Lois: Sounds cool, me and Baron will have a moment for gossip
Baron: Totally, I think I can generate 7.5 minutes of gossip if Lois demands it of me
Lois: Sounds like just the amount of gossip I wanted 😂
Blake: Cool. Talk to you on Friday around 10:15 then
Lois: 👌
Baron: Cheers 🍹 | Baron, Lois and Blake are having a video conference on Friday at 10 AM UK time. Blake might be 15 minutes late. In the meantime Lois and Baron will have a moment for gossip. |
Honey: Can I borrow your notes on today's lecture?
Sam: Maybe. Where are you?
Honey: I'm in my room. I overslept and missed all my morning classes. Dead!
Sam: Wow, sux to be you!
Honey: Yes!
Sam: So are you going to your history class? I can meet you cause I'm next door.
Honey: I'm going to make it if I have to go in my pj's!
Sam: Okay, see you before class.
Honey: You're saving my life! | Honey overslept, she is borrowing Sam's notes from morning classes. |
a royal: what place does a wench have at such a holy place?
wench: The wicked are more in need of God's grace than the righteous, sir.
a royal: good point i understand
wench: This is a beautiful altar, indeed
a royal: yes it is i had it commissioned myself
wench: such beautiful stones, they are fitting for our Lord
a royal: indeed only the best for gods good graces
wench: I am in need of spirital comfort, sir
a royal: well you will find that here but not from me
wench: And may I make so bold as to enquire what your Highness is doing here?
a royal: i come here to make sure construction is going well
wench: Ah ... you have good taste, Sir
a royal: thank you, you seem to as well for someone like yourself
wench: I am on my feet all day serving ale
Summarize the dialogue | a royal is checking the construction of the altar. |
Gabriella: sis, could you bake these amazing vanilla cookies for the party?
Everly: sure :)
Everly: do you want me to bake/cook something else?
Gabriella: i would be over the moon if you baked brownie, but i don't want to exploit you too much
Everly: you don't exploit me, Gabi, you know how much i love baking :)
Gabriella: thanks!! give me a shopping list and i'll do the shopping
Everly: ok :)
Everly: here it is: <file_photo>
Gabriella: thanks | Gabriella will do the shopping from the list she got, so Everly could bake vanilla cookies and brownie for the party. |
#Person1#: There's a new girl in school, have you seen her yet?
#Person2#: I haven't seen her yet.
#Person1#: I think that she is very pretty.
#Person2#: Tell me how she looks.
#Person1#: She's kind of short.
#Person2#: What height is she?
#Person1#: She's probably about five feet.
#Person2#: That's nice, but tell me what she looks like.
#Person1#: The first thing I noticed was her beautiful brown eyes.
#Person2#: I think I might've bumped into her before.
#Person1#: Are you telling me that you've seen her before?
#Person2#: I believe so. | #Person1# tells #Person2# a new girl is about five feet and has beautiful brown eyes. #Person2# thinks #Person2# has seen her before. |
#Person1#: Did you see the picture of the guy on the front page of the newspaper this morning?
#Person2#: No. I haven't had a chance to read the paper yet.
#Person1#: you've got to see it. It's an unbelievable picture!
#Person2#: What's so interesting about it?
#Person1#: Well, this guy fell asleep on the sofa and when he woke up, half his face had been bitten off!
#Person2#: What? How did that happen?
#Person1#: They think his dog was trying to wake him up and couldn't, so ended up biting him in his face.
#Person2#: Wow. What does his look like now?
#Person1#: It looks pretty frightening. He doesn't have any lips, so all you can see are his gums and teeth. Most of his nose and chin are missing too.
#Person2#: What did he look like before his dog bit his face off?
#Person1#: He was actually quite handsome. What a shame.
#Person2#: What's he going to do now?
#Person1#: It said that he's hoping to get a face transplant, but until then, he's looking forward to Halloween so he isn't the only one wearing a mask. | #Person1# tells #Person2# there is a guy having half of the face bitten off by his dog when he fell asleep because his dog tried to wake him up but failed. The guy was handsome and now looks frightening. |
Alice: what was this shortcut for fast closing programs you told me about?
Mike: it was ALT + F4
Alice: ahh thanks again! and for copying?
Mike: <file_other>
Alice: thanks!!!
Mike: just use this cheat sheet that I sent - it's really helpful :) | The shortcut for program-closing is ALT + F4. Mike has sent Alice a cheat sheet with other helpful shortcuts. |
monster: I fear that this place is dangerous for anyone. It is dangerous... to go alone! I may be a big scary monster, but I am not immortal. I am here in search for another monster such as myself. I have never met another like me. It's lonely being me.
cat: Oh.. and many must be afraid of you so it must be hard to make friends... Well.. I will be your friend!
monster: We would be a very funny lot, indeed. A monster and his small friend, the adorable cat! Lets find our way out of here, kitten. I will carry you on my shoulder. Be my lookout!
cat: You are right it is funny! I will hop on your back right away. Here you can have this as a gift of sorts, I caught it earlier and I was going to eat it but you can keep it!
monster: Ahh, I am surly a monster who loves a good rat snack! I will need this energy to find my way out of here. Just, stay close to me and don't hop down. I will avoid the poisonous plants as best as I can!
Summarize the dialogue | cat and monster are going to find their way out of the dangerous place. |
swimmer: That's awesome! Damn I wish I could live like you guys. Just hanging out by the water all day. If I could, I'd turn into a fish and explore the depths of the ocean all day
snakes: The depths can be dangerous. I do not venture so far down. I think the bat has it best. He can swim into here and traverse the ground like us, but he can also fly away.
swimmer: Bats can swim??? I had no idea. Especially in this cold dark water. Don't they use sonar?
snakes: This one must. That seems to be the only way in here. But maybe he found another way.
swimmer: I suppose I should be more surprised that snakes can talk. Or do you use telepathy?
snakes: The "snakes" hivemind speaks directly into your non-hive mind.
swimmer: huh.. do you ever not get along with yourself?
snakes: Sometimes a snake leaves to eat or such. But the snakes always return. The snakes do not argue with ourselves.
Summarize the dialogue | Snakes are surprised that bats can swim in the water. They think that bats use sonar to swim. |
Marion: Dear Rita, just wanted to say thank you for the lift last night.
Rita: Morning Marion, my pleasure!
Marion: I did enjoy very much a chat with you on the way home. You are such a sensible person.
Rita: Thank you. You are too kind. Well, I enjoyed our small chat too.
Marion: What a shame we hadn't thought about swapping rides to the concert hall before.
Rita: We have to do it regularly in the future.
Marion: By all means. Parking fees have become exorbitant, haven't they?
Rita: Oh yes. And it takes time to find an empty spot!
Marion: So it is my turn next month.
Rita: In fact the next concert is as early as in two weeks' time. Just checked it.
Marion: Ooops! You're right. On the 12th of November. And a fabulous programme too!
Rita: Yes, I'm looking forward to it. Is it OK if I take my son along with me?
Marion: But of course! It will be nice to see him again.
Rita: Thank you, Marion!
Marion: Don't mention it. Anyway we'll phone to sort it all out just a day or two beforehand, OK?
Rita: We will. Now have a lovely day!
Marion: You too! | Marion and Rita agree to take turns driving each other to the concert hall. Next concert is on the 12th of November and Rita will drive. She will also bring her son along. They will be in touch for details a day or two before the concert. |
priest: Hello Bishop! Can I interest you in a taste of the Lord?
bishop: Why yes, I will drink with thee.
priest: Ah yes, You and I will sit here and drink some wine as we decide how to best help the poor.
bishop: Here I brought you a gift.
priest: I'm afraid to ask what is in the bag Bishop, I can only pray it is something we can use to help our people.
bishop: It's just something you needed good friend.
priest: I only wish I had something to give you in return.
bishop: No need friend it is well with my soul.
priest: What do you think of our pews, Bishop? Have you ever seen such gleaming wood.
bishop: Yes these are very nice pews. What kind of would is this?
priest: It is oak, rumor has it the trees were 1000 years old when they were harvested.
bishop: Wow, that's absolutely amazing. Bless your soul.
priest: Thank you bishop and don't be afraid to leave some of that gold for our poor parishioners.
Summarize the dialogue | bishop and priest will drink wine and discuss how to help the poor. |
ghost: Not that long ago. I remember the people of this kingdom and I watch them have families and work and play. They will remember who I am if you tell them.
a lady in a white decadent dress: Nobody lives here anymore... That is why this place is known as the ghost trail... I'm so so sorry...
ghost: Yes, this is the ghost trail, but I go to the castle to haunt. I only retreat here for quiet. That is why I am surprised you are not a ghost. No human comes here. Not one!
a lady in a white decadent dress: I needed to feel free so I strayed far from home. I did not expect to see an actual ghost!
ghost: Are you sure you are not a ghost? Or maybe you are a spirit and that is why people see you and not me
a lady in a white decadent dress: If that was the case then everyone in the town would be a ghost... no, no it couldn't be!
Summarize the dialogue | The lady in a white decadent dress is surprised to see a ghost. The ghost retreats to the castle to haunt. |
armorer: No army will face the King's army with their superior weapons. He is tracking the Dragon of the Dead Forest.
blacksmith: Hmm, a dragon you say. Do you ever get to use these swords yourself? I'd like to try one out if you don't mind.
armorer: Sure see for yourself. I was taught by Merlin himself. The creator of the greatest sword ever crafted.
blacksmith: You speak of excalibur! I fear this dragon has met its match in your weapons. But do you ever tire of working in this hot room with fire, flame and smoke?
armorer: Look at the size of these arms. I was destined to be an armorer. Until my last breath I will be armorer.
blacksmith: Fine arms you have there. You remind me of my wife. She is to be feared as much as your weapons.
armorer: Maybe our wife's are related.
blacksmith: Does yours have a mustache like Tom Selleck and breath like a labrador? If so, you may be right.
Summarize the dialogue | armorer was taught by Merlin himself. He was the creator of the greatest sword ever crafted - Excalibur. The King is tracking the Dragon of the Dead Forest. Blacksmith would like to try one of the swords. |
Annemarie: Have u seen 'The Cold War'?
Ansel: Yes. Y?
Annemarie: Ah. Okey.
Annemarie: Would u like to see it once again?
Ansel: Not really.
Ansel: It was good, but not that good.
Annemarie: I get it.
Annemarie: I haven't seen it yet and looking for company.
Ansel: Try Peter.
Ansel: I heard him saying he'd like to see it a few days ago.
Annemarie: O, great, thx!
Annemarie: I don't like to go to the movies alone... | Ansel suggests that Annemarie see the film "The Cold War" with Peter. |
families: You eves dropping little worm! I will feed you well. I need you to make fertilizer so that this Spring's harvest is bountiful. Now, c'mon!
worms: I told you no! You have plenty of worms out there already!
families: Oh, you don't know that. If I'm going to feed all these families, I'll need plenty anyhow. Don't you want to meet new worms? Eat new foods? Doesn't that sound fun?
worms: I listen to secrets. You won't believe some of the secrets I heard while in the woods.
families: ... Like what?
worms: I will only tell you if you let me stay here right where I am
families: Alright, go ahead. I'll make that deal.
worms: The baker is sleeping wit the blacksmiths wife
families: HE'S SLEEPING WITH MY WIFE?!
worms: Oh jeeze I opened a can of worms I shouldn't have!
Summarize the dialogue | Worms are being chased by families. They are being used to make fertilizer. Worms will tell families a secret if they let them stay where they are. |
although the temple is full, no one is speaking and all you can hear are muted scuffling feet.: No!
ghost: You shall pay for the wrong you have done to others, in this life or the next!
although the temple is full, no one is speaking and all you can hear are muted scuffling feet.: I will kill you a thousand more times! For Barbara!
ghost: With each death I bring you closer to your fate, just as you bring me closer to mine!
although the temple is full, no one is speaking and all you can hear are muted scuffling feet.: I will make this disappear to where it will never be found!
ghost: But there is one thing you will never have! The Rosary of Barbara! The . . . Barbary!
although the temple is full, no one is speaking and all you can hear are muted scuffling feet.: Not the Barbary! I have held that since the moment I was born in Barbartown!
Summarize the dialogue | The ghost is threatening the Barbary to pay for his wrongdoings. The Barbary is threatening the ghost to never have the Rosary of Barbara. |
a servant: I should have your room clean by the time you return. Would you like me to draw you a bath when you're done?
the queen: Yes, you know I must wash the dirt from travel away before I can feel comfortable. Have you readied the faux royal jewels. I hate to be snobbish but I can't risk them getting lost or stole on our outing.
a servant: I have, your majesty. Nobody will be able to spot the difference. Certainly not those peasants!
the queen: Excellent. Those Jewels have been in our family for centuries. The king would be beside himself if anything were to happen to them or me. Have you readied our guards?
a servant: It is done, my queen. They are all waiting at the gates as we speak.
the queen: Ah, the king is punctual to a fault. Well then, lets get me dressed and out of this bed.
a servant: Your majesty, I've prepared a series of dresses for you in your wardrobe. Just let me know which one you prefer.
Summarize the dialogue | the queen is taking a bath and wants a servant to draw her a bath. The servant has prepared a series of dresses for her in her wardrobe. |
Mary: What time we should be at home?
Nina: I think about 8.15.
Nina: Just after Mike, why?
Mary: Nancy wants to visit us. | Mary and Nina have to be home at about 8.15. |
#Person1#: What did you do last night? Did you work all night?
#Person2#: I did do some work, but I watched a bit of TV, too.
#Person1#: I watched a great football game on TV last night Did you watch it?
#Person2#: No, I didn't. I don't like football.
#Person1#: Then what did you see?
#Person2#: I saw the end of a film. It was quite good actually. It's a pity I missed the beginning, but I know the story was written by Shakespeare. It was about a boy and a girl who fell in love with each other, but their families were fighting against each other.
#Person1#: You mean Romeo and Juliet?
#Person2#: Yes, that's right. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about what they did last night. #Person1# watched a football game and #Person2# watched the end of Romeo and Juliet. |
sailor: Aye. What price we be talking, owner?
owner: Wonderful! How much space do you need?
sailor: Well now. Let me see. I would need space about as big as one of me boats. You got that kinda space?
owner: Yes I do fine sailor. How much coins you got to throw my way?
sailor: Well. I got me 10 gold pieces. I only need the storage while my boat is repaired.
owner: Oh that will do. Do you need help from my warehouse manager Pete moving in?
sailor: Aye. Normally, I do it all myself, but time is hard to catch. Thank you.
owner: Alrighty, sounds like a plan.
sailor: Just make sure it's all taken care of. I don't want nothing happening.
owner: Oh sir, my warehouse manager is careful, however we are going to have to check the contents just to be safe.
sailor: Aye. That's fine. I have a list of everything, so I'll know if I be without anything.
Summarize the dialogue | sailor needs storage space while his boat is repaired. He will pay 10 gold pieces for the storage. He will need help from the warehouse manager. |
chiefs: It's just to the left. It shouldn't be too hard to find if you're headed in that direction
blacksmith: Great, glad it's not too far. Any chance I can get something to eat first?
chiefs: Absolutely. Are you in the mood for anything in particular?
blacksmith: Not really sure. As a blacksmith, I work hard and I eat hearty, so something filling....
chiefs: I know. How about a hearty steak?
blacksmith: Steak yes, I think I'd like some steak. Eating steak, next best thing to beating my hammer on some hot iron or steel....
chiefs: How do you like your steak cooked?
blacksmith: Rare, rare, rare, with the blood all hot and oozing out...
chiefs: Nice... it won't be long then. You're a man's man.
blacksmith: Well, I like to think I am. It's hard work. Say, whose uniform is that over there?
chiefs: That's a soldiers uniform. He's not on duty at the moment.
Summarize the dialogue | blacksmith is hungry and wants to eat steak. He will get something to eat at the restaurant to the left. |
Marketing: Well should we start with just the core the basic functions that we need And then we can move on to the more advanced features
Industrial Designer: so the available things are LCD the buttons and everything radio frequency depends And well the recognition it depends on you guys
Project Manager: but first maybe what is what are the usual function of a standard remote control ?
Marketing: well I mean the obvious one is changing channels
Project Manager: I think we should stick on very useful functions because we want less button So turning channel of course Volume setting
Industrial Designer: just one note to the chan channel changing Do we will we use only two buttons or or like numbered buttons ? I mean those nine plus one or two ?
Project Manager: I think it would be a b
Industrial Designer: Because it is many buttons and we were speaking about lowering the number
Project Manager: On the other side we have more and more channels and if you want to pass through all the channels to get the channel you want it is
Industrial Designer: so so we keep all these all these buttons
Project Manager: Maybe maybe we could think of something more betweens like
User Interface: at least nine ten button
Industrial Designer: Like ten plus five plus one plus one minus or something Or using the names and the keyboard
Project Manager: Oh I do not know Oh Maybe we could have key buttons like discovery channe like documentary channel and movies channel and
Industrial Designer: You mean like hierarchical structure
Project Manager: And inside this this thing you can move maybe switch If you want to see a movie you click on the movie button so you have all the movie channels and after you have you plus plus plus I It just an idea | They wanted the number of buttons to be as small as possible and only stuck on useful functions. They thought that channel changing and volume setting button was obviously needed. There could also be key buttons which were used to select a specific channel. An individual power button was also considered necessary after discussion. But the user interface rejected having a TV setting button on the remote control. |
#Person1#: May I drive the car this time, Bill?
#Person2#: OK, I know you're a good driver, but be careful.
#Person1#: Thank you Bill. Where exactly are we going now?
#Person2#: I am not sure. Maybe we're heading for a small town to have a stop there. What do you think about, Laura?
#Person1#: Shall we go down the valley to find a nice place for a camp? It will just take a short time to the valley.
#Person2#: Good idea, and we can also have a delicious meal and a bushwalk there.
#Person1#: Yes, I like bush walking and I am also very hungry now. So let's hurry. | Laura requests Bill to let her drive this time. They decide to head down to the valley for a camp. |
squirrel: Goodness but there are a lot of people about. Maybe there's some nuts to be found by that tree...
person: I will help you look, good squirrel
squirrel: You... you spoke to me. Can you understand me?!
Summarize the dialogue | squirrel is looking for nuts. There are a lot of people about. Person will help him look. |
grave digger: Don't worry my neighbor pesters me just as much as your parents do.
royal member: Here, I had these boots made for you. Grave digging can be hard on the footwear, and the High Priest said your team dig over a thousand graves during the last fortnight.
grave digger: I don't think I will be able to read these because I am always lurking in the shadows.
royal member: Yes well, and where would you find the time to read with all these corpses left to bury?
grave digger: Can you help me bury all these bodies?
royal member: Me? No, I am must too noble for such a menial task. I am more than happy to supervise and provide unsolicited advice as you work though.
grave digger: Seeing so many dead bodies everyday is starting to make me sick!
royal member: Ah, looks like the madness is taking its toll. Will this plague never end?
grave digger: The whispers of the dead are enough to make any lad go crazy.
Summarize the dialogue | grave digger is burying bodies in the cemetery. He finds the work hard and his boots are worn out. Royal member offers him new ones. |
#Person1#: what are you watching on the telly?
#Person2#: there's a great sitcom on Channel 3 that stars in about three minutes.
#Person1#: which one is that?
#Person2#: the office. Have you watched it?
#Person1#: I've seen the British version and loved it, but have never seen the American version.
#Person2#: it's almost exactly the same. I think it's a hilarious show.
#Person1#: what are you watching now?
#Person2#: they're just showing highlights of American Idol from last night right now.
#Person1#: I can't stand American Idol! I think it's really over-rated.
#Person2#: I couldn't agree with you more.
#Person1#: have you got satellite, cable, or digital TV?
#Person2#: we have digital TV. It's amazing though---even with 100 channels, there's often nothing on that I'd want to watch!
#Person1#: do you watch a lot of TV then?
#Person2#: I guess so. I'm bit of a couch potato. How about you?
#Person1#: I don't have a TV at home, so I rarely watch anything. Is there anything worth watching after the office?
#Person2#: there's actually a documentary on the history channel later on that I'd like to watch. Do you want to stay and watch it with me?
#Person1#: why not? I don't have anything better to do! | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about several TV programmes. #Person2# watches a lot of TV while #Person1# doesn't. Then #Person2# invites #Person1# to watch a documentary, and #Person1# agrees. |
#Person1#: John, just a few questions on your motivation. I know you developed your business with local people. What made you do that?
#Person2#: Well, I've always tried to employ local people to help the local industry. But because we are not province of Spain with little unemployment, I have to use people from outside the area, too.
#Person1#: What about management style? Are you a hard manager, John?
#Person2#: No, I don't think so. I've got strong character and as a manager, I am strong, but when I need to fire people, I give them five or... ten more chances.
#Person1#: And what's the future for you? What will keep you going?
#Person2#: For business, well, a new vice president joined the company two weeks ago, so I can devote more time to customers and new products. And privately, I have decided to improve my quality of life. I am thinking of taking every Wednesday afternoon off. This means I can do some training courses, more relaxing activities. | John tells #Person1# about his motivation, his management style, and his future plans of both business and personal life. |
Tim: I need to talk to you dad
Barry: Can't talk now. I have a meeting
Barry: I'll call you in 10
Tim: gr8 thanks | Tim needs to talk to his dad, Barry. Barry has a meeting now and he will call Tim back in 10 minutes. |
Ben: so hungry
Donna: lol then eat something
Ben: my roommate is making some chicken
Donna: cool you just have to wait then
Ben: he marinates it in some weird sauce, so i'm not sure i want to have that
Donna: wanna go get some thai?
Ben: that sounds incredible
Donna: i'll text you where to meet in a minute | Ben is hungry and doesn't want to eat his roommate's food. Ben and Donna will meet for Thai food. She will text him the whereabouts. |
#Person1#: I'm afraid I have lost my air ticket while I was shopping.
#Person2#: I'm sorry to hear that. Did you check your shoulder bag carefully?
#Person1#: Yes, I checked again and again, but I can't find it. By the day after tomorrow, can I have the ticket reissued?
#Person2#: I'm afraid you can't.
#Person1#: I talked with the manager over the phone and he told me I can have it reissued because I have a copy of my lost ticket.
#Person2#: Oh, I see. I'll call the manager, then. | #Person1# has a copy of the lost air ticket. #Person2# will call the manager who allows #Person2# to reissue it. |
#Person1#: Wow, the ferris wheel over there is so big. I'd like to take a ride on it.
#Person2#: It is called Energy Collector.
#Person1#: Look at your right-hand. Is it the zone of the Lost Maya Kingdom?
#Person2#: Maybe. Oh, I see the Jungle Flying Train. I once rode it. It was very exciting.
#Person1#: I want to have a try later.
#Person2#: Me too. Daniel, look at your left side. Can you see the Air Force Ants?
#Person1#: Wow, that's my favorite. It's like a superman shooting right up into the sky.
#Person2#: Good, you can make your dream come true here.
#Person1#: Of course. After this, I want to show you to the Haunted House.
#Person2#: So you can prove you are a man.
#Person1#: Bingo!
#Person2#: It's just you! | Daniel and #Person2# are in an amusement park and talk about the rides they want to try. |
guest: Hello my highness
the princess: I'm feeling a bit sick to my stomach today. I can't believe my father is going to marry that horrible woman. I miss my mother.
guest: I am so sorry to hear that is there anything I can do for you
the princess: Take a walk with me and keep me company. Where have you come from? I am happy to meet you?
guest: I am from the town just north of here I would love to walk with you
the princess: Leave this here. The servants will carry it up to your room. How long will you be staying? Will you be here for the wedding?
Summarize the dialogue | The princess is feeling ill and misses her mother. The guest is from the town north of here and will stay for the wedding. |
#Person1#: Mr. Li, I come to remind you of the meeting scheduled at 11 o'clock this morning.
#Person2#: Oh, that's right. And the general manager asked me to report the company's sales for last year at the meeting.
#Person1#: By the way, the meeting will be held in your office.
#Person2#: OK, thank you very much.
#Person1#: Not at all. That's what I should do. | #Person1# reminds Mr. Li of the meeting in his office at 11 o'clock. |
#Person1#: What are you doing this weekend?
#Person2#: My brother-in-law is having a small get-together at his house and he invited me.
#Person1#: Is it a family thing or just friends?
#Person2#: A bit of both. Some cousins, aunts and uncles will be there, but also some friends from the neighborhood.
#Person1#: Is your great uncle Rick going to be there? He is really funny.
#Person2#: Yeah he is going to be there with his step-son and his ex-wife.
#Person1#: You mean your sister?
#Person2#: No, Rick is actually my great uncle, so he is my grandmother's brother.
#Person1#: You lost me.
#Person2#: I'll explain later, let's go. | #Person2#'s brother-in-law invites #Person2# to attend a small get-together with #Person2#'s relatives and friends. #Person1# is confused about #Person2#'s family relationship. |
Sang: Man, what happened last night?
Ken: Hahahahhehehehe u don’t remember, doncha?
Sang: No I don’t, talk to me!!!
Ken: What’s the last thing u remember ;>
Sang: Entering the club
Ken: Dude, theres a whole story that u missed!
Sang: Tell meeeee
Ken: Fine, after the first bottle of vodka you already got wasted
Sang: THE FIRST? So there was the second??
Ken: Yup but you couldn’t really raise your glass at that time
Sang: For Christ sake!
Ken: As I said, u got wasted, started dancing with a hot chick, took like a million pictures, check out your phone
Sang: LOL
Ken: Then u left her to drink another bottle
Sang: What??!!
Ken: Don’t worry, u came back, you guys went to the toilet together and locked yourself up
Sang: Ahhhh why I don’t remember that!!
Ken: Don’t get too excited, we couldnt find you and a security guy told us u were there
Sang: It’s weird he hadn’t stopped me before
Ken: Yea it was womens loo. You didn’t want to open the door…
Sang: Wait, why!!
Ken: How the fuck could I know, they broke in
Sang: Its getting worse -_-
Ken: Ya were too drunk to walk, they dragged you up the stairs
Sang: What a distster! What about a girl?
Ken: She kept tellin them she was gonna to close the club someday, I guess she was on drugs
Sang: How did I get home?
Ken: We dragged you to the taxi and sent there xp | Last night in the club Sang drank a lot, he was dancing with a hot girl and taking many pictures. After two bottles of vodka, he locked himself up in a ladies toilet with a girl. As he wouldn't open the door, the security broke in. The girl was on drugs. Sang's friends sent him home by taxi. |
#Person1#: Welcome, how may I help you today?
#Person2#: I'm ask for a pizza, please.
#Person1#: Then you will be happy to here that today all our pizzas are on sale. Two for one.
#Person2#: You're right, that is great.
#Person1#: What size would you like?
#Person2#: Medium one will be perfect, thank you
#Person1#: Which kind do you want?
#Person2#: I like seafood on my pizza.
#Person1#: We have two seafood pizzas. Tuna and crab.
#Person2#: Tuna sounds good today.
#Person1#: Would that be for here or take away?
#Person2#: That would be to go.
#Person1#: That'll be in a ten minutes. Please sit over there, and I'll call you over as sooner as it's ready.
#Person2#: No problem. | #Person2# orders pizzas from #Person1# and luckily, all pizzas are on sale. #Person2# wants to take away two medium seafood pizzas. |
horse: Nayy! Any oats around?
Summarize the dialogue | Nayy wants some oats. |
Dorothy: Happy anniversary to you and Sarah!!
Dorothy: how many years is it?
Damian: Thanks Dor. It's 17
Dorothy: Oh wow!!!
Dorothy: What are you doing today? What's Dad and Caleb up to?
Damian: I don't know. We are in Zakopane right now. We spent the night here
Dorothy: Oh nice
Damian: What are you doing?
Dorothy: I have that big camp at church this week. Have to be at church at 7am tomorrow and all day we'll be training volunteers, and then every day for camp at 7am with the kids. I've been working late this past week.
Damian: Oh, boy. Ok, we'll be praying for you.
Dorothy: Thanks. On Thurs. I worked till 9pm, there was so much prep.
Damian: That sucks that the summer is so tough for you now. Kind of ironic when you think about it. When you were a teacher, you had summers off.
Dorothy: hehe... Yeah, I guess I'm working off all those free summers I had.
Damian: What can you do, take care, love you
Dorothy: thanks, love you | Dorothy congratulates Damian and Sarah on their anniversary. Damian and Sarah are in Zakopane on a church camp. Damian is working very hard. |
#Person1#: Where do you live, Kim?
#Person2#: I live in an apartment downtown.
#Person1#: Oh, that's convenient, but . . . how much crime is there?
#Person2#: Not much. But there is a lot of traffic. I can't stand the noise sometimes! Where do you live?
#Person1#: . I have a house in the suburbs.
#Person2#: Oh, I bet it's really quiet. But is there much to do there?
#Person1#: No, not much. In fact, nothing ever really happens. That's the trouble.
#Person2#: Hey. Let's trade places one weekend!
#Person1#: OK. Great idea! | Kim lives in an apartment downtown while #Person1# has a house in the suburbs. They decide to trade places one weekend. |
insects: Great greenery around here, don't you think?
sick person: I guess so. I think I may die soon, so I better enjoy it.
insects: I eat grass and herbs all the time and I feel better. Maybe you should try some!
sick person: I do not think that is enough to help me. I am very sick
insects: It's best to try!
sick person: You are very kind, but I am afraid there is not much help for me. All I do is pray, hoping I get better.
insects: I hope you get better as well. Before you die, do you think you could teach me to jump? My parents never taught me that or much of anything.
sick person: I am too sick to jump. Sorry.
insects: Okay. I shall eat more grass then. Do you want some?
sick person: No thank you.
insects: You don't even want to try to live?
sick person: I have tried, eating grass will not help me at all
insects: Keep trying. Making go for a swim.
sick person: Way too sick to swim, sadly
Summarize the dialogue | sick person is very sick. He is too sick to swim. Insects eat grass and herbs all the time and they feel better. |
#Person1#: I am sorry, sir. I have broken the reading lamp in my room.
#Person2#: Well, sir. May I have your room number?
#Person1#: 503. I would like to pay for it.
#Person2#: Please fill out the form first.
#Person1#: OK, can you bring me a new one?
#Person2#: Of course. | #Person1# will pay for the broken lamp and #Person2# will replace it. |
army: Nope I am down with the chicken
knight: Tremendous news! Now! I have also heard that some of you refused my tacting of fighting with no trousers. That is a psychological tactic to take advantage of our enemies obvious fears!
army: the kilt thing well I don't mind that to much
knight: Right! So let us wine and dine tonight and tomorrow we feast in the blood of our enemi.... wait, I almost forgot, what about our swords in the form of genitalia. Anyone oppose that??
army: I don't think that would be very wise the swords would be unwieldly
knight: How dare you???? I am the King's personal Knight and I say it is a good idea and we are keeping it!
army: well then why ask such stupid questions if you we have to do it anyways
knight: It's just to feed your sense of illusion of choice! This is a monarchy, not a bloody democracy!
army: I see sorry sir
Summarize the dialogue | army is down with the chicken and the kilt thing. Some of them refuse the tactic of fighting with no trousers. The king's personal knight is keeping the genitalia swords. |
#Person1#: Read Jimmy's card to me please, Janey.
#Person2#: I have just arrived in Scotland and I'm staying at a Youth Hostel.
#Person1#: Eh?
#Person2#: He says he's just arrived in Scotland. He says he's staying at a Youth Hostel. You know he's a member of the Y. H. A.
#Person1#: The what?
#Person2#: The Y. H. A. , mun. The Youth Hostel's Association.
#Person1#: What else does he say?
#Person2#: I'll write a letter soon. I hope you are all well.
#Person1#: What? Speak up, Janey. I'm afraid I can't hear you.
#Person2#: He says he'll write a letter soon. He hopes we are all well. Love, Jimmy.
#Person1#: Is that all? He doesn't say very much, does he?
#Person2#: He can't write very much on a card, mum. | Janey is reading Jimm's letter for her mom, and it says that Jimmy has arrived in Scotland and has been a member of the Y. H. A. |
marksman: How may I service you, King?
the king: Reports reaching me from other kingdoms say they are planning to attack my kingdom in the near future, i need you to be alert to goan make some findings on thier plans
marksman: That would be no problem, King. Any way I can help. I'll be on the look out
the king: The general will debrief you on the most recent happenings
marksman: That would be appreciated. Me being better informed can only help things
the king: You should give him a list of everything you'll be needimg
marksman: Sure. I'll get on that now. As long as I have my longbow... we're golden though
the king: I heard so too, so where are you from?
marksman: I'm from the village, but I never stay in one place too long. I'm always on the go,
the king: Your parents are from the village too?
marksman: They were, but they were killed several years ago.
the king: What killed them?
Summarize the dialogue | marksman will be on the look out for the king's enemies. |
Ella: Hey, u have a dog, right?
Cecil: Yup.
Ella: Where do u buy food?
Cecil: Here <file_other>
Ella: Thanks!
Cecil: No problem. | Ella wants Cecil's recommendation on where to buy dog's food. |
#Person1#: Next time you buy veggies or fruits, have them bagged and weighed before you come here.
#Person2#: Sorry. I didn't know.
#Person1#: The total comes to US $ 65. 81. How will you pay today?
#Person2#: I'm going to use my ATM card.
#Person1#: Slide your card through the card ID pad and punch in your PIN.
#Person2#: Done.
#Person1#: One moment. Do you want to withdraw some cash while you're at it?
#Person2#: No, thanks.
#Person1#: Paper or plastic?
#Person2#: Pardon me?
#Person1#: Do you want paper or plastic bags for your groceries?
#Person2#: Paper, please. | #Person2# buys some groceries and pays by #Person2#'s ATM card. #Person1# suggests that next time #Person2# should have them bagged and weighed before checking out. |
#Person1#: Hey, Jennie!
#Person2#: Yeah?
#Person1#: I was thinking I'd really like to rearrange the furniture in our living room.
#Person2#: Oh ya, how?
#Person1#: Move the TV to the corner, where it is now in the middle of the room. It looks like it's the most important thing in our lives.
#Person2#: Yeah, you're right, and if we move the chairs closer together, people can talk.
#Person1#: Exactly. | #Person1# wants to rearrange the furniture in the living room for convenience and Jennie agrees. |
Lexie: look up
Lexie: Diana
Diana: ?
Lexie: LOOK UP | Lexie wants Diana to look up. |
Amy: we are back!!!!
Kerry: hey! how was it????
Amy: it was LUSH!!! so relaxing and lovely! we had a great time!
Andrew: glad you had a good time, any pics?
Amy: tons!! <file_photo> <file_photo> <file_photo> <file_photo> <file_photo> <file_photo> <file_photo> <file_photo> <file_photo>
Kerry: wow, where is that then?
Amy: that's Rome
Andrew: I thought you were going to Barcelona first?
Amy: yeah sorry, we flew to Barcelona and boarded the ship, then we sailed to Rome. My photo's are all a bit muddled up...
Kerry: that looks lovely! How was Rome?
Amy: amazing, but very very busy with tourists though. I'd like to go back when it's not school holiday I think!
Amy: And for Andrew, Barcelona: <file_video> <file_video> <file_video> <file_video>
Andrew: oh wow that is amazing! I love Barcelona!! that is great!!
Kerry: so cool! Glad you like it!
Amy: it was amazing, and obviously too short!
Kerry: we'll all go next time!
Andrew: I'm in!
Amy: good idea! See you on Sunday guys, I'll tell you all about it!
Kerry: that sounds good, The Crossed Arms for 1pm right?
Amy: that's it!
Kerry: see you there! x
Andrew: see you on Sunday, look forward to hearing more stories! | Amy is sharing pictures and videos from her enjoyable trip. She will meet Kerry and Andrew at the Crossed Arms on Sunday at 1pm. |
#Person1#: Are you feeling OK?
#Person2#: My stomach is bothering me.
#Person1#: What have you been eating?
#Person2#: I had a ham sandwich with mayonnaise for lunch.
#Person1#: Maybe the food had something wrong with it.
#Person2#: It could be bad food, but I didn't feel so well yesterday, either.
#Person1#: Have you been under a lot of pressure lately?
#Person2#: I haven't been under any more stress than usual.
#Person1#: Perhaps you have caught that bug that is going around.
#Person2#: I feel like maybe I am coming down with the flu. | #Person2# has a stomachache and #Person1# helps to analyse the reason. #Person2# thinks #Person2# may catch the flu. |
the book keeper: What subject fascinates you the most? Religion? Science?
scholar: History.... there are no books of that. I have read all the religious books
the book keeper: Ah i see, Why don't you write down a list of what you want to learn and I'll see if i can find books for you.
scholar: How do I know what books, if I have never seen a history book... Whatever you can acquire I will be fine with
the book keeper: I meant, write down parts of history you want to learn about. But nevermind that. How did you read all of those books that quickly, don;t you have a job?
scholar: I am a scholar, bookkeeper. My job is to learn. I want to be very knowledgeable
the book keeper: That is some dedication.
scholar: I want to be the best that I can offer to the world
the book keeper: That is a high goal to have. Do you plan on writing books when you are old and wise?
scholar: I will spread what I have learned to others, but I will let them know where I learned it.
Summarize the dialogue | scholar wants to learn about history. The book keeper will try to get him some books on history. |
#Person1#: Mr. Blake? Mr. Foster's on the phone. He'd like to know if you can send over those training manuals?
#Person2#: Oh, tell him I'll leave them at his office tomorrow afternoon.
#Person1#: He was hoping that you could drop them off this afternoon.
#Person2#: I'm afraid that I can't do that. They're at the printer's being copied. They'll be back tomorrow before 1 o'clock. | Mr. Foster wants the training manuals to be sent this afternoon but Mr. Blake explains that they haven't been printed out yet. |
#Person1#: Were you born in Los Angeles?
#Person2#: No. I was born in Chicago as a matter of fact.
#Person1#: Oh, were you?
#Person2#: Yeah, I grew up in the suburbs, in Wilmette, and then I moved out here when I was fourteen.
#Person1#: So you went to high school here?
#Person2#: Yeah, that's right. I graduated from Lincoln High.
#Person1#: And then you went to college?
#Person2#: No, not exactly. First I went to Europe.
#Person1#: Oh. To travel?
#Person2#: Well, yes, and I also lived in Munich for a while.
#Person1#: When did you arrive in Munich?
#Person2#: Let me see now. That was about eleven years ago. Yeah, in 1995.
#Person1#: And how long did you stay there?
#Person2#: For almost two years.
#Person1#: Oh, that must have been very interesting. | #Person1# is asking #Person2# about the places that #Person2# has stayed or lived. |
#Person1#: What are you guys doing?
#Person2#: Can't you see? We're making paper airplanes.
#Person1#: Yeah, I see that, but what are you doing with them?
#Person2#: We're flying them, of course.
#Person1#: Out of the window?
#Person2#: Yeah.
#Person1#: That isn't right. You shouldn't throw paper out of the window near the land on the street and someone will have to pick it up. You're just making the street dirtier than it already is.
#Person2#: No, we aren't. First of all, we're not throwing the airplanes out. We're making them fly. And second, most of our planes aren't going on the street.
#Person1#: Where are they going?
#Person2#: See that building across the street from us? We are sending them on to the roof of that building. We've already gotten more than 50 on there.
#Person1#: You're going to get in trouble.
#Person2#: Only if you tell mom and dad. | #Person2# tells #Person1# they are making paper airplanes to send them on to the roof of the building across the street. #Person1# thinks they will be in trouble. |
#Person1#: Good morning, Doctor!
#Person2#: Good morning, Miss Mandy. How are you today?
#Person1#: I am not feeling very well. I've got a bad cold.
#Person2#: Have you got a sore throat, too?
#Person1#: No, but I've got a headache.
#Person2#: Yes, I see. Go home to bed and take one of these pills every three hours.
#Person1#: Thank you very much. | Miss Mandy's got a cold and a headache. The doctor asks her to rest and take some pills. |
#Person1#: Do you ever eat fast food?
#Person2#: Yes, yes, I do.
#Person1#: What kind of fast food do you normally eat?
#Person2#: Oh, you know, hamburgers, sandwiches, well, sometimes a pizza.
#Person1#: Well, right. And how often do you eat fast food? Every day, more than once a week or less than once a week?
#Person2#: Well, Monday to Friday when I'm working, every day, um, but not usually on weekends.
#Person1#: And when do you eat fast food of the day?
#Person2#: Oh, at work as I said, you know at lunchtime. Sometimes you know, if I'm going out and I've no time to cook in the evening then I'll send out for a pizza.
#Person1#: And what do you think of the fast food? Is it convenient?
#Person2#: Sure, that's sort of the ma in reason that I eat it. We're paying for the convenience; you know the speed of it.
#Person1#: Right. How about 'It tastes good'?
#Person2#: Yeah, I mean not as good as food in a good restaurant, but it's not bad. | #Person2# tells #Person1# #Person2# eats fast food including hamburgers, sandwiches, etc. at lunchtime on weekdays but not usually on weekends. #Person2# thinks it tastes not bad and is convenient. |
#Person1#: Oh, Mary, come in, please. I'm so happy to see you.
#Person2#: Happy birthday, George. Many happy returns of the day. Here's a present for you.
#Person1#: Oh, thank you, Mary. You're so nice.
#Person2#: I hope you like it. Oh, have the other guys arrived?
#Person1#: They're all waiting for you. Let's join them. I'm going to cut the cake soon.
#Person2#: Let's go. | Mary gives George a birthday present. They will cut the cake soon. |
family member: You know how she is, she could visit you every day and still miss you! God bless her, I know it's been difficult since your father passed last year. I also wish she would move closer.
husband: Then she could teach you how to make those scones I like, I don't know why she won't write it down/
family member: Oh honey, if you just asked me to bake more for you, I would! I have a recipe for a nice cake that I've been meaning to make for you as a treat.
husband: I love all your treats darling, I have always liked those scones and she has never given it up, I think she wants them to be her scones, but she won't be here forever
family member: Oh, let's not think about that. Did you want to go to the park with your daughter and me this weekend? You work so hard, I know she misses you! I was thinking that we could perhaps have a small picnic.
Summarize the dialogue | husband misses his mother's scones. He would like her to teach him how to make them. His mother lives far away. He works a lot and his daughter misses him. The family member suggests going to the park with the daughter and her this weekend. |
king: Oh, I would be interested in that. I just feel like I need to brush up on some things
person: I understand. Even my lowly family's history is interesting. I love genealogy.
king: Can you bring me some books on the beheadings and the movement from kingdom to kingdom to this end table so I can sit down and read?
person: Certainly, Sir! Here are some of my favorite books on the history of the kingdom. Pay particular attention to the gruesome beheading details.
king: Time to settle in for some reason. You seem to be very much into beheadings.
person: Oh, don't get me started! My mother was beheaded. And hers.
king: Ah- what for?
person: Heresy, so they say.
king: Interesting. I am truly sorry to hear that. I know my family does a lot of beheadings./
person: Indeed. But it keeps everyone in line.
king: I suppose so. Are there any other books you recommend? I am settling in for a lot of education today.
Summarize the dialogue | king wants to read about the history of the kingdom. person recommends some books on beheadings. king's mother was beheaded for heresy. |
#Person1#: Hi, I'm Jake. I'm new to the choir. What's your name?
#Person2#: Hello, there, my name is Tonia.
#Person1#: Do you sing alto?
#Person2#: Actually, I can do both soprano and alto but the director asked me to sing alto for the next perforate. What about you.
#Person1#: Looks like we both float back and forth. I'm baritone.
#Person2#: Our bass section is really good. You're going to love singing with them.
#Person1#: I heard them warming up earlier. You're right.
#Person2#: It's good to have you in the group. We can always use a good baritone! | Jake is new to the choir, and Tonia welcomes him. Tonia can do soprano and alto, and Jake's baritone. |
Jack: hey Matthew how's Prague treating you?
Matthew: hey team
Matthew: pretty good! the weather is nice, I'm being frugal :P I need to save some money
Matthew: but life's good, ppl r great
Jerry: awesome! glad you could make your dreams come true
Matthew: hehe you know me
Matthew: just living the dream! ;-) | Matthew is in Prague. He must save money. |
#Person1#: Are you going to eat anything with your sandwich?
#Person2#: I may get some fruit.
#Person1#: Oh really, what kind of fruit do you like?
#Person2#: I tend to only eat grapes and apples.
#Person1#: What kind of apples do you prefer?
#Person2#: I've always liked green apples.
#Person1#: I don't really like green apples that much.
#Person2#: Why do you say that?
#Person1#: I think they are too sour.
#Person2#: You'd rather eat a red apple?
#Person1#: Don't you like red apples?
#Person2#: They're okay, I guess. | #Person1# and #Person2# talk about the fruit that goes with sandwiches. #Person2# likes green apples while #Person1# likes red apples. |
#Person1#: Hi, Henry. Did you watch the fifty-seventh annual Grammy Awards on TV?
#Person2#: No, I had to work overtime that night. Did you watch them?
#Person1#: Not on TV. I was at the ceremony, so I got to see the performances in person.
#Person2#: That's amazing! How many awards were there?
#Person1#: 83 in all. One more than in two thousand fourteen and the show featured some unexpected performances.
#Person2#: Oh, right! The Grammys usually have great performances. Were they good this year?
#Person1#: Oh, they were amazing, all 23 of them. The Grammys are really an award ceremony, but the performances definitely take center stage. This year, the legendary rock band star from The Beatles, Paul McCartney, performed together with Rihanna and Kanye West!
#Person2#: I heard that Lady Gaga made an appearance, too. Who did she perform with?
#Person1#: With Tony Bennett. You really shouldn't have missed the show.
#Person2#: I'll watch it online tonight. | #Person1# describes to Henry the fifty-seventh annual Grammy Awards. Henry did not watch it because he had to work overtime that night and will watch it online tonight. |
#Person1#: I would like to purchase some meat.
#Person2#: What kind of meat would you like to get today?
#Person1#: First off, I'm going to need a pound of ground beef.
#Person2#: A pound of ground beef is $ 2.48.
#Person1#: That's perfect.
#Person2#: What else will you be needing?
#Person1#: I'm also going to need three pounds of chicken breasts.
#Person2#: The chicken breasts cost $ 4.05 per pound.
#Person1#: What's the total price for the chicken?
#Person2#: It's going to be $ 12.15.
#Person1#: Okay, I think that will be all for me today. | #Person1# buys a pound of ground beef and three pounds of chicken breasts from #Person2#. |
Gabriel: i'm thinking of getting a job for the summer
Randy: how is yours going?
Gabriel: being a waiter is not fun but it's a good way to make good money
Randy: i think I'll do that
Randy: i'll start looking for a job today | Gabriel is thinking about getting a job for the summer, and Randy will start looking for a job today. |
#Person1#: Oh, I'm terribly sorry, sir. I didn't see you stop.
#Person2#: Well, that was probably because you were talking on your mobile phone.
#Person1#: Sir, I, ah, don't know what you're talking about. I was just looking out the window.
#Person2#: Young lady, I saw you in my mirror. You had the phone up to your ear the whole time.
#Person1#: No, I was just doing my hair.
#Person2#: Listen, I'm not stupid, OK? When the police get here, they're going to check your phone and see that you made a call at the time of the accident. You're in big trouble.
#Person1#: No, please don't call them. My father will kill me. Look, here's my insurance card. They'll pay for the damage to your car.
#Person2#: They are already on their way. Next time maybe you'll think twice about answering a call when you're on the road. | #Person1# and #Person2# had a traffic accident. #Person2# blames #Person1# for answering a call on the road and calls the police to deal with the traffic accident. |
debtor: I owe a lot. But I never wanted to be in this position, sir. I had to...for my kids, you know.
guard: And what did you do before, pray?
debtor: I worked when I could and did the best I could.
guard: That is not good enough! You clearly lived beyond your means!
debtor: I can understand that opinion, sir, but I believe my choice to feed my children is better than their starvation. I didn't eat much myself.
guard: And where are your children now?
debtor: I don't know. I can only hope someone finds it in their heart to help them. I did wrong, but they did nothing wrong at all.
guard: But children are often punished for the sins of their fathers. What makes you so sure they are not in the next cell?
debtor: I know those ways of the world. But I can still hope.
guard: Do you intend paying your debt?
debtor: I will work off the debts given the opportunity, sir. That's never been a question. I know I owe these people.
Summarize the dialogue | debtor owes a lot of money. He had to borrow to feed his children. He worked when he could and did the best he could. He hopes someone finds it in their heart to help his children. |
#Person1#: Miss Gray, would you please type this report for me?
#Person2#: Of course, Mr. Green.
#Person1#: Can you print it out before 12 o'clock? I need it this afternoon.
#Person2#: No problem. I will do it immediately.
#Person1#: Please double space it and print it out on the laser printer so I can read it easily.
#Person2#: OK. Would you like this report done in a formal or informal style?
#Person1#: Please type it in a formal style.
#Person2#: I see. Anything else?
#Person1#: No, thanks. | Mr. Green asks Miss Gray to type the report and print it double-spaced. |
person: You are no fox! I know that you are but a thief in disguise! After all, why would you be talking if it were otherwise?
fox: You terrible twit! All I wanted was some recompense for my aid, and you attack an innocent creature of the forest? How very dare you sir! I shall take your steel and be off!
person: Give me back that knife! I won't let you get the upper hand on me!
fox: I shall take your backup knife as well! Can't catch me as I dodge - and weave!
person: You dastardly fox, you steal everything from a man who has nothing while there is all this gold and silver around you!
fox: Remember - be kind to strangers, be they man or beast. Or else your possessions they will fleece!
person: Oh I'm so sorry fox! Can we try and make peace?
Summarize the dialogue | Fox is a thief in disguise. He took the person's knife and he will take his backup knife as well. |
#Person1#: Where are you going?
#Person2#: It's Tuesday today. I always go to my class on Tuesday night.
#Person1#: I didn't know you were taking any kind of class. Tell me about it.
#Person2#: Well, I'm learning how to use math in the business environment.
#Person1#: What for?
#Person2#: The job market is so competitive nowadays. I want to develop some useful skills.
#Person1#: I really admire you for that. How is it going?
#Person2#: It's going all right. I'm learning some things for the first time, but I'm also brushing up on some things that I already know. | #Person2# takes classes every Tuesday night because the job market gets more competitive. #Person1# admires #Person2# for that. |
Sienna: Think Serena will win the Aussie?
Fred: Just hope she doesn't go off on another ref!
Sienna: That was OTT!
Fred: FWIW, I don't disagree with her, but she handled it poorly.
Sienna: Agreed.
Fred: She had to know that the world was watching.
Sienna: Yeah, you don't act up like that when you're a pro.
Fred: Agreed.
Sienna: Anyway, hopefully things go well for her. No grand though.
Fred: No, but that's a hard thing to do!
Sienna: True, but she has before!
Fred: I think her time is done, unfortunately. She's a mommy now!
Sienna: A fierce mommy!
Fred: Yes, but time to retired and let the younger kids do their thing.
Sienna: Maybe...
Fred: What else you doin today?
Sienna: Just hanging out. Didn't have to work so got some stuff done. You?
Fred: Same. Just chillin'.
Sienna: Too bad we didn't get together.
Fred: Free next week?
Sienna: Nah. Going home for x-mas early. Back to work on x-mas eve and all through the holidays.
Fred: That sux!
Sienna: Such is the life of a med student!
Fred: Well, poke me when you're free and we'll meet up. I'm not doing anything over the break.
Sienna: Not going home?
Fred: Nah. Nothing to go back to and can't afford it.
Sienna: Gotcha. We'll see ya'!
Fred: Cya! | Fred thinks Serena won't be such a good player anymore. Sienna has some free time now but she has to work during the holidays. Fred is also free right now and he has no plans for the break. |
#Person1#: I would like to get some meat today.
#Person2#: What kind do you need?
#Person1#: I need about a pound of ground beef.
#Person2#: The ground beef is $2. 48 a pound.
#Person1#: That sounds good.
#Person2#: What else would you like?
#Person1#: I also need three pounds of chicken breasts.
#Person2#: The chicken breasts are $4. 05 a pound.
#Person1#: How much will the three pounds of chicken cost altogether?
#Person2#: Altogether, it's going to be $12. 15.
#Person1#: That will be all for me.
#Person2#: All right, let me get your meat for you. | #Person2# helps #Person1# buy a pound of ground beef and three pounds of chicken breasts. |
#Person1#: Do you know how to drive?
#Person2#: I'm a great driver.
#Person1#: Could you teach me how to drive?
#Person2#: Have you gotten your learner's permit?
#Person1#: Yes, I have my learner's permit.
#Person2#: Have you ever been behind the wheel?
#Person1#: I've only driven a car one time.
#Person2#: You do know all the controls in the car, don't you?
#Person1#: I know them.
#Person2#: Tell me when you want me to teach you.
#Person1#: We can do it when you have some time.
#Person2#: I'm not busy tomorrow. Call me then. | #Person1# requests #Person2# to teach #Person1# to drive. #Person2# ensures that #Person1#'s gotten the learner's permit and agrees. |
fairy interpreter: That is quite pathetic.you should have a change of environment
villager: What can I do? I love spending time with my family, but if I were to quit we would lose our hovel and starve.
fairy interpreter: Then you and your family should move to a new city entirely
villager: But where? Presterwick is five days journey to the east, and Chesterwick in under constant assault by the badger-cultists.
fairy interpreter: Have you considered going north before ?
villager: North? To the troll-lands? What employment would I find there?
fairy interpreter: There is an opening in an irrigation company
villager: What do they irrigate in the frozen north?
fairy interpreter: The greenhouses
villager: I've never heard of trolls being the horticultural sort - who runs these greenhouses?
Summarize the dialogue | The villager is bored with his work and wants to move to a new city. The fairy interpreter suggests he should go to the troll-lands. There is an opening in an irrigation company. |
Stanley: Ok. It's been 2 months since our graduation and we never had a chance to have a drink to celebrate.
Stanley: What do You do next Saturday?
Angela: I'm home and I'm free. Could arrange meeting at my place.
Stanley: That's great! Could You speak to others?
Angela: Dymitr said he's at home.
Angela: I mean in Ukraine and I don't know when he's going back.
Stanley: Ok. Sorry to hear that.
Stanley: I mean I'm happy that he's home with family, but I honestly miss You all - including Dymitr and I really want us all to meet and have a drink.
Angela: I've spoken to Przemek, he said he was not sure yet, but for now, he said that he's free on saturday evening. Unless his father asks him to visit him in Warsaw and to take care of kids for weekend.
Stanley: Ok. As for now, it's three of us. What about Aleksandra, Karol and Martyna?
Angela: As far as I know Martyna always does her best to come every time we gather. I'll write to her, but she probably will be nagging again that we should visit her in Germany.
Stanley: Yeah. It will be like: "But I also remember, that You didn't want to come visit me in Frankfurt!" !
Stanley: And we will be like: "Oh, don't be mad! It's a lot easier for us to meet in Poznań than arrange a trip to Germany".
Angela: Hahaha! I already have that vision in my head.
Stanley: <file_gif>
Angela: :) :) :)
Stanley: I've called Aleksandra. She said she didn't know yet, but she said that she thought they won't be able to come. Karol works in Bielsko-Biala, and commutes to Radom. They have a difficult situation, as he travels a lot to Sweden and they have little time for themselves, not to mention traveling to Poznań.
Angela:: Ehh, I understand. Nevertheless, I feel sad.
Stanely: Don't be. I'm sure even without them we will have a great time! They usually don't come when we gather.
Angela: I know :(
Angela: There's no solution for that :(
Stanley: <file_photo>
Stanley: I send them this pic saying that My cat ordered them to come.
Angela: <3 <3 <3 CAT!
Stanley: Jessica said she's free this Saturday
Stanley: She said she would come, but probably not for long. She said she was exhausted and she needed some time to rest and regenerate.
Angela: But she will come for 1 drink? :)
Stanley: Exactly!
Angela: Awesome! So we're all set for Saturday then! | It's been 2 months since Stanley and Angela's graduation. Stanley and Angela are trying to arrange a meeting of their old group to celebrate. They want to meet on Saturday. Some of their friends might be available, others can't come. |
Julia: What do you do for a living?
Kevin: Right know, I'm finishing my master thesis.
Kevin: Financially father still helps me, but I try to take some freelance translation projects.
Kevin: For example now, I'm doing the task where I have to make up messenger like conversations
Julia: That's interesting :)
Kevin: Yeah. Kind of. :/
Kevin: When you have to create 300 dialogues about different stuff using different names it's very time consuming and mentally exhausting :D
Julia: What about your future?
Kevin: We have a family business and I help in it.
Kevin: One day I will probably work here, treating it as legacy
Kevin: But I'm not ready yet so I try to learn as much as I can in various places
Julia: Cool. What does this family business do?
Kevin: We produce flags, beachflags, banners and other advertising textile products
Kevin: We have few printers that print directly on polyester by sublimation
Julia: Nice :) It's good you have general idea what to do in the future
Julia: Because I don't even know where to start gaining experience :(
Kevin: Don't worry. It will come to you eventually :) | Kevin is working on his master thesis and does some freelance projects. He is trying to get experience in various places before joining the family business. |
#Person1#: Can we make you an offer? We would like to run the campaign for four extra weeks.
#Person2#: Well, can we summarize the problem from my point of view? First of all, the campaign was late. It missed two important trade affairs. The ads also did not appear into key magazines. As a result, the campaign failed. Do you accept that summary of what happened?
#Person1#: Well, the delay wasn't entirely our fault. You did in fact make late changes to the specifications of the advertisements.
#Person2#: Uh, actually, you were late with the initial proposals so you have very little time and in fact, we only asked for small changes.
#Person1#: Well whatever, can we repeat our offer to run the campaign for 4 extra weeks?
#Person2#: That's not really the point. The campaign missed two key trade affairs. Because of this, we are asking you either to repeat the campaign next year for free, or we only pay 50% of the fee for this year.
#Person1#: Could we suggest a 20% reduction to the fee together with the four week sustention to the campaign.
#Person2#: We are not happy. We lost business.
#Person1#: I think we both made mistakes. The responsibility is on both sides.
#Person2#: Ok, let's suggest a new solution. How about a 40% cut in fee, or a free repeat campaign?
#Person1#: Well, let's take a break, we're not getting very far. Perhaps we should think about this. | #Person1# and #Person2# are talking about a fail campaign. #Person2# asks either to repeat the campaign next year for free or 50% reduction of the fee. #Person1# suggests a 20% reduction together with the four-week sustention. They will take a break and find a new solution. |
tower: You must climb to the top of the tower. There are treasures up there that help lost men find their way, but it is very dangerous in here. I have no control over what is in there.
a curious boy: Is my friend in there! He lives next door! My mum is friends with his mum too
tower: For I do not know, it is dangerous. So enter only at your own risk. You may never return!
a curious boy: Risk! I love that game! Let me in, let me in!
tower: IT IS NOT A GAME!
a curious boy: What did I do! This isn't fun I just want to go home!
tower: You will surely die out here! Do you not understand that you are lost in a very dangerous place? Look around you, everything is broken and dead. The trees cry of sadness for their impending doom. Broken barrels everywhere, and there is mystery in the air!
a curious boy: My friend said school was cool, and this is the worst!
Summarize the dialogue | The boy wants to go to the top of the tower. The tower doesn't allow him to. |
Lily: <file_photo>
Lily: I just got my hair done
Zoe: It's looking lovely ✨✨✨
Lily: Thank you!!
Lily: It feels so great, my hair really needed a cut 👯♀️
Zoe: ✨✨✨😍😍😍
Zoe: It's looking fab!
Lily: Oh, btw, do you know of any good cleaners?
Lily: All of us are rarely home, so nothing much ever gets done around the house
Zoe: Hmm
Zoe: I'm not quite sure, but I can ask Paul. He lives with another 3 people
Zoe: I think they have someone that goes to the house around one time every two weeks
Zoe: I'm not sure though. It could be that the service is provided by the estate agent
Lily: Ok, thanks
Lily: I'll ask Caroline, she might know
Zoe: Good idea. I'll let you know once I speak to Paul | Lily looks great in the new haircut. Lily will ask Caroline if she knows any good cleaners and Zoe will ask Paul. |
farmers: Everything's good as far as I can tell. Are there rumors of danger?
knight: No, but he plans to ship out in the morning. Has everything been well oiled?
farmers: I believe it has. I've been farming all day, but I saw the crew down here working on the boat.
knight: Ah i see, i mistakened you for a worker. My apologies.
farmers: No problem. I'm definitely a worker, just not that kind! It sounds like the king keeps you all pretty busy!
knight: Yes, we must check for everything. To be honest, there might be a war coming.
farmers: Oh no! That's very troubling. Who is a threat?
knight: The folks east of here. They want our land for farming.
farmers: Are we prepared to fight them?
knight: That is what I am here doing. Out king will ship out west tomorrow to find more soldiers to fight.
farmers: I'm so glad he's bringing more men in. Please stay safe!
Summarize the dialogue | knight is checking the boat for any damage. The king will ship out tomorrow to find more soldiers to fight the people east of here. |
dragon: Ooooh, a coin? What sort of coin?
father: I will show you but please dragon do not steal it from me.
dragon: Now why would I do such a thing? Are you stereotyping, tiny human?
father: No dear Dragon. Here I will show it to you now. It is shiny and new. I received it for work I did for the King.
dragon: Oh, it glitters so MUCH in the sunlight. What a beautiful treasure you carry.
father: Do we have a deal Dragon? My coin for a ride to the castle? I will introduce you to the king if you'd like.
dragon: Hmmmm. Oh very well. Let me just dispose of the last rider I had and we shall be off.
father: Oh my...what happened to him...I don't want that to happen to me. Did you fly too close to the sun?
dragon: You do realize that I am a flame dragon, yes? Breathing fire, very warm scales, all of that?
Summarize the dialogue | dragon will take father to the castle for a ride in exchange for his coin. |
Joe: Megan, what is your favourite film? I want to watch something nice tonight.
Megan: I think I would say "Raise the Red Lantern"
Joe: what? Never heard of
Megan: It's a very beautiful Chinese movie from 1991
Joe: What's so beautiful about it?
Megan: It's beautifully made: the pictures, music etc. And it's about women, quite a feminist one.
Joe: Hmm. Is it very heavy?
Megan: A bit. But if you want something light and stupid just go to netflix.
Joe: right. it could be unbearable hahahaha
Megan: it's an old movie so should be easy to find on the internet.
Joe: I'll try, thx! | Joe is looking for movie recommendations for tonight. Megan's favorite movie is "Raise the Red Lantern". |
Sam: hi
Guy: hello
Sam: what's upp?
Guy: playing
Sam: what are you playing?
Guy: Witcher 3
Sam: have you read books?
Guy: books?
Sam: don't you know that Witcher is based on books?
Guy: didn't know
Sam: there are a serie of a books written by polish author
Guy: polish?
Sam: yup, his name is Andrzej Sapkowski
Guy: never heard
Guy: have you read it?
Sam: yeah, a few times
Sam: they are really great
Guy: hmm
Guy: where can i get them?
Sam: i will borrow you
Sam: i have them all | Sam will borrow Guy the Witcher books. |
Liz: Hello Laurien, we've booked your cottage via airbnb beginning next Monday. Could you pls provide us with the directions to it?
Laurien in Buxton: Hello Liz and Terry! That's correct and the cottage is easy to find. Actually I'll be going there myself in an hour, so the simplest way will be that I'll send you Share My Location from there to your Whatapp. It will work then as a map. Would that be fine?
Liz: Thank you, that should do the trick. But to be on the safe side, can we have the address too?Just for our car navigation.
Laurien in Buxton: Yes of course but it won't be to much avail. All navigation systems fail to find it I'm afraid. But I'll give the name of my local pub, it's only 3,6 miles away from my cottage. The Kings Table on Quarnford, Buxton SK17 0SN. Once you are there, head for Wildboardclough, it's signposted, and you are soon on the map.
Liz: Well it still sounds complicated but we'll give it a try. Do you think we may ask for directions in the pub?
Laurien in Buxton: By all means! Just mention Oldhagsboards to the publican and he'll give you precise directions. He's my nephew and I'll tell him that you'll be coming.
Liz: Splendid! I don't think we'll manage before dark though.
Laurien in Buxton: As long as you're in the pub before last orders, it's alright :))
Liz: And a pint at the end of a long drive will be welcome too! Thank you Laurien.
Laurien in Buxton: You'll be alright. And don't hesitate to contact me if you need something. I usually reply within half an hour.
Liz: Very kind of you. Thank you! | Liz's booked a stay in Laurien in Buxton's cottage starting from Monday. Laurien in Buxton'll share the exact location of the cottage by WhatsApp. The cottage is located 3,6 miles away from the local pub. Once in the pub, Liz should mention Oldhagsboards to the publican to obtain precise directions. |
Anne: Where did you park?
Kirsten: at the city hall
Johnny: but we have a new car, I didn't tell you, it's green
Anne: ah! ok! | Kirsten and Johnny parked at the city hall. They have a new green car. |
#Person1#: Well, we've finally put the finishing touches on the training programs for next year. Here's a report showing the projected costs as well as the expected return on investment.
#Person2#: Return on investment? How can you have a return on this kind of investment? Can you really calculate the value of these training programs?
#Person1#: Sure! It's not a real figure, of course. It's just an estimate based on rehiring costs, and the potential lost revenue that results from incompetence.
#Person2#: Wow! I'm impressed. So, what's in the cards for future training? Will it be in-house or off-site?
#Person1#: A little of both. We'll have a few daylong sessions for things like business writing skills and software training. Those are available to everyone. We also have a variety of other programs
#Person2#: Yes, I see that here. . . continuing education for the IT department, a time management course for accounting, and team building for sales. Anything planned for HR?
#Person1#: A holiday, I hope! No, really, we are looking into some courses on motivational techniques. We'll add them to the list when we choose a lecturer. | #Person1# explains to #Person2# the report showing the projected costs and the expected return on investment and introduces the plans for future training. |
organ player: Hello Jacob.
jacob: Hi, it is so nice to see you here. I believe we have some time to be alone, as the stable hands will be gone until sunset.
organ player: Why it looks like we do.
jacob: I got this for you, I hope you like it.
organ player: Oh i love it! Where did you get it?
jacob: I bought it at the general store; the shopkeep had some special wares and I thought this pendant showed my love for you. Of course, nothing could do that perfectly for it is so great.
organ player: I am so glad to have met you.
jacob: And I, you.
organ player: What should we do with our free time?
jacob: Would you dance with me?
organ player: Of course! I love dancing.
jacob: I will take off my armor first, it is so heavy and restrictive.
organ player: I'll put this away too. Do you remember when we danced in the rain?
jacob: Of course! That was when I knew I loved you
Summarize the dialogue | jacob bought organ player a pendant at the general store. They will dance in the rain. |
person: Get off of me you animal! I used to be a man of faith but now I worship the coin only.
soldiers: Then leave this place and never come back. If I see you hear again you will go to the dungeons.
person: You and what army!!! I am allowed to roam as any free man here!! You will not rid me of my livelihood you beast!!
soldiers: You are not allowed to sell wares here. On order of the king. I am a king's soldier. Leave. Now.
person: I will only comply because it is the Kings orders! I will be right outside with my goods selling it there.
soldiers: Go to the market. That is where you have a permit to sell. Not here or on these grounds. On that thought,
person: Take that you vagabond!
soldiers: I knew you were a fraud. To the dungeon you go.
person: Argggg you will pay for this!!!
soldiers: No, you will pay. With jailtime and repayment of all the coin you have stolen from people selling without a permit and on holy ground.
Summarize the dialogue | Person is selling wares on holy ground without a permit. Soldiers are threatening him with a dungeon. |
one unicorn: I protect the creatures of the fairy wood and seek out tasty treats like that mushroom. And sometimes I stop to appreciate the beauty of creatures like you.
ornate birds: We don't need you to protect us!
one unicorn: Really? Let me whinnie loudly enought o anger the fairies, then we will see who needs protecting insolent little bird!
ornate birds: Frankly you don't seem very competent. You don't even know anything that's going on today.
one unicorn: How dare you insult a unicorn you insignificant speck! I'll have your feathers for a necklace!
ornate birds: Insignificant?! I'm the prettiest bird and my feathers are marvelous. You're just some dumb unicorn. You can't even fly!
one unicorn: This is outrageous! And now you've made too much noise and the fairies are coming!
ornate birds: Good thing I can fly around, haha You're gonna get your nose tweaked.
Summarize the dialogue | one unicorn protects the creatures of the fairy wood and seeks out tasty treats like that mushroom. ornate birds don't need unicorn's protection. |
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