Scenario library

Train on real trade-offs

Each scenario is designed for ambiguity. You decide, predict the crowd, then calibrate—without fake moral certainty. Free training includes a fixed sample of sixteen scenarios; Navigator unlocks the full rotating library.

This page previews the part of the library we show to everyone. The lab opens the rest once your account has an age range.

Partners and friends, where honesty and loyalty pull apart.

• Friend wants you to cheat on a spelling quiz

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Free sample

  A friend whispers asking to copy your answers in a spelling quiz. The teacher is looking the other way. Helping might save them; getting caught could get you both in trouble.

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• Group chat excludes a classmate

  Relationships · L2

  Free sample

  Your group chat plans a birthday park meet-up and deliberately leaves out one classmate. They ask you at lunch if anything fun is happening this weekend.

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• Online game teammate uses mean names

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  In an online game, a teammate keeps calling other players nasty names. Your squad is winning. Speaking up might tilt the match; staying quiet feels wrong.

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• Dare to throw food in the canteen

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  Mates dare you to chuck a chip across the canteen. Everyone’s watching. Doing it wins laughs; not doing it might get you teased.

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• Keep a secret about a broken window

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Navigator

  A friend accidentally broke a school window with a ball and made you promise not to tell. The caretaker is asking who did it. Silence protects your friend; honesty helps the school.

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• Share snacks or save them

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  You brought crisps for break. Three friends ask to share and you only have enough for a small handful each. Saying no feels mean; saying yes leaves you hungry.

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• Team pick leaves the same kid last

  Neighbours & Community · L2

  Navigator

  You’re captain for PE. The same classmate is always picked last and looks miserable. Picking them early might annoy your best players.

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• Friend’s joke about someone’s jumper

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A friend loudly mocks another kid’s jumper. Others giggle. You like the friend but the joke feels cruel.

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• Parents say no screen time; friend invites you online

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  Mum and Dad said no games tonight. Your best friend messages that the whole squad is online and they need you. Ignoring them feels like letting the team down.

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• Photo taken without asking

  Difficult Situations · L2

  Navigator

  A classmate takes an unflattering photo of you and starts to post it in the class chat. You hate the picture. Stopping them might cause drama.

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• Birthday party you can’t afford a gift for

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  You’re invited to a birthday party. A proper present costs more than your pocket money. Going empty-handed feels rude; skipping the party feels worse.

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• Maths partner won’t try

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  In paired maths work your partner scrolls on their tablet while you do every question. Sharing credit feels unfair; refusing to finish might sink both marks.

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• Friend group edits you out of photos

  Relationships · L3

  Free sample

  Your friends post a group photo from a night out with you cropped out. They say it ‘looked better’. Calling it out risks drama; staying quiet hurts.

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• Pressured to send a private photo

  Difficult Situations · L3

  Free sample

  Someone you’re talking to online asks for a private photo and says everyone does it. Saying no might end the chat; saying yes feels unsafe.

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• Lift home with a drinking driver

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  After a party, a friend who drank offers you a lift home. Buses have stopped. Getting in is risky; refusing might strand you both.

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• Rumour about a classmate is false

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  A nasty rumour about a classmate is spreading and you know it’s false. Correcting it could drag you into drama; staying quiet lets it grow.

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• Partner wants you to ghost your friends

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  Someone you’re dating wants you to cancel on friends whenever they message. Saying no risks the relationship; saying yes isolates you.

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• Friend wants you to hate their ex

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  After a breakup, your friend demands you cut off their ex—who is also your lab partner. Loyalty says ghost them; classwork says cooperate.

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• Vape offered behind the sports hall

  Difficult Situations · L3

  Navigator

  Friends behind the sports hall offer you a vape and film ‘first hits’ for laughs. Refusing might get you mocked; accepting risks your health and school rules.

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• Curfew vs friend’s crisis text

  Family · L3

  Navigator

  You’re past curfew when a friend texts that they’re stranded and scared. Going to help breaks the rule; staying home might leave them unsafe.

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• Streaming account password sharing

  Money & Business · L3

  Navigator

  Friends want your family streaming password. The plan forbids sharing outside the household. Helping saves them money; getting caught could lock the account.

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• Public proposal to skip school for a trip

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  Friends propose bunking off for a day trip and posting it. You’ll miss a assessed practical. Going keeps you in the group; staying means FOMO and possible screenshots without you.

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• Ticket scalping a sold-out gig

  Money & Business · L3

  Navigator

  You got two tickets to a sold-out gig at face value. Online offers are triple. Selling would fund a school trip; a friend was counting on going with you.

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• Wrong pronouns used on purpose

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  A classmate asks people to use certain pronouns. Your friend group keeps using the wrong ones as a ‘joke’. Joining in keeps you popular; stopping it risks being iced out.

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• Lunch fruit daily swap

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A classmate wants to swap their sugary snack for your packed lunch fruit every day. Saying no feels mean; saying yes leaves you hungry by afternoon lessons.

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• One spare party invite

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  You have one spare birthday invite and two classmates both expect it. Choosing one will hurt the other; inviting neither wastes the spot.

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• Same kid picked last again

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  You’re captain today and the same kid gets left last every week. Picking them early might cost the match; picking them last hurts again.

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• Mean haircut meme in chat

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  Your group chat shares a mean meme about a classmate’s haircut. Laughing keeps you in; saying stop risks being called boring.

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• Pocket money borrow again

  Money & Business · L2

  Navigator

  A friend asks to borrow pocket money for sweets and hasn’t paid back twice. Saying no feels cold; saying yes teaches them you’ll always cover it.

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• Trophy photo leaves teammate

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  The trophy photo lines up and nobody calls the quiet teammate over. Waving them in might annoy loud kids; leaving them out feels wrong.

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• Itchy jumper white lie

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  Grandma asks if you love the itchy jumper she knitted. The truth will hurt; a white lie might mean more itchy jumpers.

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• Spelling bee whisper ask

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Navigator

  During a spelling bee a friend mouths asking you to whisper letters. Helping might keep them in; getting caught could DQ you both.

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• Joke stolen in class

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A popular kid repeats your break-time joke in class as theirs and everyone laughs. Claiming it might look petty; staying quiet steals your moment.

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• Climb past park sign dare

  Neighbours & Community · L2

  Navigator

  Mates dare you to climb past the ‘no climbing’ sign on the park wall. Doing it looks brave; a fall would be serious.

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• Copy handwriting on card

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Navigator

  A friend asks you to copy their handwriting onto a thank-you card so it looks neater. Helping makes the card nicer; it also pretends the words are theirs in a different hand.

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• Den club bans honest kid

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  Your break-time den club votes to ban a kid who told a teacher about rough play. Agreeing keeps you in; it also punishes honesty.

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• AFK game trade stolen item

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A teammate trades your rare item for junk while you were briefly AFK. Demanding it back might start a fight; accepting teaches them it’s fine.

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• Shared umbrella only covers you

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  You have the only umbrella in your walking group and rain gets heavy. Sharing means you get wet too; hogging it leaves a friend soaked.

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• Secret club password shared

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A new kid asks for your treehouse club password after being left out all week. Sharing breaks the club rule; refusing keeps excluding them.

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• Talent show slot for two acts

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  The talent show has one slot left and both you and a shy friend want it. Taking it fulfills your practice; giving it away supports their first try.

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• Pet name teasing goes too far

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  Friends keep using a nickname you asked them to stop after it spread beyond your group. Laughing along keeps peace; insisting might make it worse.

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• Drawing sold as your friend’s

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Navigator

  A friend sells your playground drawing at a stall as their own for charity coins. Calling it out mid-sale is awkward; staying quiet funds a good cause with a lie.

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• Wet paint bench warning skip

  Neighbours & Community · L2

  Navigator

  You see wet paint on a park bench just before a toddler climbs up and the sign has fallen face-down. Fixing the sign slows your game; saying nothing risks ruined clothes and a telling-off for their parent.

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• Sticker album rare trade pressure

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A popular kid pressures you to trade your last rare sticker for three commons you don’t want. Refusing might cost playground status; accepting feels like a bad deal.

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• Friend’s secret fear laughed at

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A friend privately told you they fear dogs; another mate starts teasing them about it at the park. Defending them risks being teased too; staying quiet breaks trust.

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• Shared birthday cake slice lie

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Navigator

  There’s one slice of cake left; you tell a friend it’s gone though you hid it for yourself. Confessing means sharing; keeping the lie means eating alone with guilt.

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• Recorder practise vs outdoor play

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  You need to practise recorder before tomorrow’s assembly but friends bang on the window for football. Practising keeps your part solid; going out risks a public mistake.

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• Substitute teacher name mockery

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Navigator

  Classmates giggle at a substitute teacher’s unusual name and look at you to join in. Laughing keeps you popular; staying respectful might get you teased.

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• Park bench graffiti dare

  Neighbours & Community · L2

  Navigator

  A friend offers you a marker to add to graffiti on a park bench. Joining looks bold; it damages a shared place.

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• Friend’s birthday gift regifted

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  You forgot a friend’s birthday and plan to re-gift an unopened present you got last month. It solves the panic; they might recognise the wrapping from a photo.

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• Whisper campaign about new kid

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  Kids whisper that the new pupil ‘smells weird’ and ask you to pass it on. Passing it on keeps you in the loop; refusing might isolate you.

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• Broken calculator before test

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  You borrowed a friend’s calculator and the case cracks in your bag before a test. Telling them mid-stress might upset them; hiding it until after feels sneaky.

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• Costume shared without consent

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A friend borrows your World Book Day costume pieces from your peg without asking. Confronting them mid-parade is awkward; saying nothing means your outfit is incomplete.

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• Sleepover scare video plan

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  At a sleepover friends plan to scare a nervous classmate with a horror video after lights-out. Joining keeps you in the fun; protecting them might make you the spoilsport.

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• Borrowed rubber never returned

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Navigator

  You borrowed a fancy rubber weeks ago and permanently mixed it into your pencil case. Returning it late is awkward; keeping it is basically stealing.

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• Quiet reading interrupted on purpose

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  Friends keep poking you during quiet reading after you asked for space to finish a chapter. Snapping might get you in trouble; enduring it means you can’t read.

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• Class vote peer pressure

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  A class vote chooses a film you find unkind; friends watch to see if you raise your hand with them. Voting with them keeps harmony; voting your conscience stands out.

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• Playground mediator secret

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  Two friends ask you separately to take their side in a falling-out and each swears you to secrecy. Picking a side loses one friend; staying neutral risks both feeling betrayed.

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• After-school club spare place

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  There’s one spare place on a popular after-school club and both you and a waitlisted classmate want it. Taking it thrills you; offering it might be fairer if they waited longer.

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• Shared umbrella shop theft dare

  Ethics & Morality · L2

  Navigator

  A friend dares you to slip a cheap keyring into your pocket in a shop. Doing it looks daring; it’s still stealing.

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• Broken promise to sit together

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  You promised to sit with a nervous friend on the trip bus then a popular kid saves you a ‘cooler’ seat. Keeping the promise supports your friend; taking the cool seat boosts status.

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• Play script insult line added

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  A peer adds an insulting ad-lib about a classmate’s appearance into your group play script. Cutting it may cause a row; leaving it humiliates someone on stage.

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• Birthday money pressure to spend

  Money & Business · L2

  Navigator

  Friends pressure you to spend birthday money on arcade games when you were saving for a book. Spending keeps you included; saving keeps your goal.

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• Classroom door held then dropped

  Neighbours & Community · L2

  Navigator

  You hold a heavy door for a line of kids then someone lets it slam toward a younger pupil behind you. Going back slows you; walking on leaves them to get hit.

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• Coursework shared drive ‘help’

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  A classmate asks for unrestricted access to your coursework shared drive the night before submission. Helping might save them; full access risks them copying your analysis.

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• Party photo tagged without consent

  Digital Life · L3

  Navigator

  A friend tags you in a messy party photo you asked them not to post. Asking for a takedown might seem dramatic; leaving it up risks family and school seeing it.

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• Nitro boost paid with friend’s card

  Money & Business · L3

  Navigator

  A friend wants to use your saved card details on their phone to buy a game boost ‘just once’. Helping keeps the friendship smooth; sharing card details is risky.

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• Exclusive club excludes by accent

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  A lunch club quietly agrees to stop inviting a classmate because of their accent. Going along keeps your seat; speaking up risks being iced out.

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• Dating rumour you know is false

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  A false dating rumour about two classmates is spreading and people ask if it’s true because you were nearby. Correcting it kills the gossip; staying vague lets harm continue.

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• Revision guide shoplift dare

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  Friends dare you to walk out with an unpaid revision guide you need but can’t afford today. Stealing solves a short-term need; it’s still theft.

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• Concert ticket scalp vs friend

  Money & Business · L3

  Navigator

  You can scalp a spare concert ticket for triple or sell face value to a friend who counted on going. Profit funds your trip; face value honours the friendship.

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• Vape offered behind gym

  Difficult Situations · L3

  Navigator

  Someone offers you a vape behind the gym saying everyone tries it once. Refusing might get you mocked; accepting risks health and school discipline.

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• Private messages forwarded

  Digital Life · L3

  Navigator

  A friend forwards your private vent about another classmate into a wider group chat. Confronting them risks a public spat; staying quiet teaches them it’s fine.

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• Pronoun joke in group call

  Ethics & Morality · L3

  Navigator

  On a group call friends mock a classmate’s pronouns as a running joke. Joining keeps you liked; stopping it risks becoming the next joke.

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• Break-time football and who gets picked

  Relationships · L2

  Free sample

  At break, the same kids always pick the football teams and leave one classmate out. Saying something might make you lose your place; saying nothing feels unfair.

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• Birthday party invite list pressure

  Relationships · L2

  Free sample

  Class rules say invite everyone or keep the party tiny. You want a sleepover with six friends, but one classmate will feel left out if they hear.

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• Homecoming group chat exclusion

  Relationships · L3

  Free sample

  Your friend group plans homecoming photos and quietly drops one person from the chat. They ask you in the hall if anything is going on.

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• Festival sweets and sharing at school

  Relationships · L2

  Free sample

  You bring Diwali sweets to class. Friends grab the best pieces and leave almost none for a quieter classmate. Guarding the box feels mean; saying nothing feels unfair.

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• Aso-ebi ask for a cousin’s party

  Family · L3

  Free sample

  A cousin’s party expects you to buy matching aso-ebi. Your pocket money cannot cover it. Skipping looks disrespectful; asking parents again feels heavy.

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• Club cleaning duty nobody wants

  Everyday Life · L2

  Free sample

  After club, cleaning duty falls on the same quiet kids. Seniors leave early. Helping again feels unfair; refusing may look selfish.

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• Football in the street and a broken window

  Neighbours & Community · L2

  Free sample

  Your street kickabout cracks a neighbour’s window. Friends want to run. Staying to confess risks a scolding; running leaves the neighbour with the cost.

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• Red envelope comparison at New Year

  Family · L2

  Free sample

  Cousins compare hongbao amounts at reunion. Yours is smaller. Laughing along hides hurt; asking elders for more feels greedy.

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• Posada gift exchange shortfall

  Relationships · L2

  Free sample

  The class posada gift exchange has a spend limit you still cannot meet. Bringing a tiny gift risks jokes; skipping feels left out.

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• Quinceañera court vs exam week

  Family · L3

  Free sample

  You’re asked to be in a quinceañera court with rehearsals during midterms. Saying no disappoints a close friend; saying yes risks your grades.

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• Remittance day and sharing at school

  Relationships · L2

  Free sample

  After remittance day you have new snacks. Friends expect you to share everything because ‘your parents work abroad.’ Sharing all leaves you hungry; refusing looks stingy.

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• Senior pouring drinks at a student dinner

  Relationships · L3

  Free sample

  At a student gather, seniors keep pouring drinks. You do not want any and have an early exam. Refusing repeatedly risks looking rude; drinking risks tomorrow.

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• Mixed playdate and prayer time

  Relationships · L2

  Free sample

  A playdate runs into prayer time important to you. Asking to pause may feel awkward with new friends; skipping prayer feels wrong.

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• Mall meetup vs family expectations

  Family · L3

  Free sample

  Friends plan a mixed mall meetup your family would worry about. Going risks trust at home; refusing strains friendships you value.

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• SunSmart hat rule vs looking ‘uncool’

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  The school SunSmart rule says wear a hat or sit out. Friends tease hats as uncool. Following the rule keeps you safe; ditching it risks sunburn and a teacher’s note.

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• Beach rip warning and mates’ dare

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  Mates dare everyone past the flags into a rip-risk area. Backing out looks soft; going risks a real rescue.

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• Eid new clothes comparison

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  Cousins show new Eid clothes while yours are last year’s. Laughing along hides hurt; asking for new ones stresses parents.

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• Hockey tryout and a friend’s cut

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  You make the team; your best friend is cut. Celebrating feels cruel; hiding your joy feels fake.

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• French immersion presentation nerves

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  You must present in French immersion while your French is shaky. Asking to switch to English feels like quitting; pushing through risks freezing.

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• Quiet hours and indoor football

  Neighbours & Community · L2

  Navigator

  Friends want indoor football in the hallway during Ruhezeit. Joining risks neighbour complaints; saying no may lose the game invite.

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• Apprenticeship interview vs class trip

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  An Ausbildung interview lands on the same day as a long-planned class trip. Missing the interview risks the seat; missing the trip hurts friends.

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• Ramadan fasting curiosity at school

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  Classmates offer snacks while you are fasting. Explaining feels tiring; taking a bite to fit in feels wrong.

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• Private lesson money vs friends’ café

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  Friends want a café hang after exams. Your remaining money is for a needed private lesson. Going looks fun; saving feels isolating.

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• Selectividad study vs feria nights

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  Feria nights pull your friends out late during Selectividad prep. Going once keeps friendships; sleeping matters for scores.

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• Cantine food you cannot eat

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  School cantine serves a dish you cannot eat for family reasons. Asking for an alternative draws attention; going hungry feels worse.

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• Sharing pencils after chop money runs out

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A classmate’s chop money ran out and they ask to keep borrowing your pencils and snacks daily. Helping is kind; you are running out too.

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• GAA training in the rain

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  Training is on in heavy rain. You feel feverish. Going keeps your spot; staying home may get you dropped from Saturday’s match.

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• Open house sweets and allergies

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  At an open house, friends push sweets you are allergic to. Refusing feels rude; eating risks a reaction.

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• SPM study group in a mixed household

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  Your SPM study group wants to meet at a friend’s house with rules about mixed gatherings. Going may upset your family; refusing isolates you from notes.

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• Bike lane almost-bump apology

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  You almost bump a pedestrian while cycling to school. Friends say shout and ride on. Stopping to apologise may make you late.

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• Direct feedback that hurts a classmate

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  In project feedback, you are blunt like local norms encourage. A classmate looks crushed. Softening may seem fake; saying nothing leaves harm.

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• Bring-a-plate school picnic

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  School picnic asks everyone to bring a plate. Your family is short this week. Bringing nothing feels embarrassing; buying something stresses adults.

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• Load-shedding and borrowed UPS time

  Everyday Life · L2

  Navigator

  Load-shedding hits during homework. A neighbour’s UPS can help for a bit. Asking feels pushy; missing homework risks marks.

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• Name-day sweets at school

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  You bring name-day sweets and friends grab them before quieter classmates get any. Guarding the box feels mean; saying nothing feels unfair.

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• Prayer pause during a playdate

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  A playdate runs into prayer time. Asking to pause feels awkward with new friends; skipping feels wrong.

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• Mixed study group photos online

  Relationships · L3

  Navigator

  Study friends want a group photo that family would worry about if posted. Asking for no posts may seem controlling; allowing posts risks trust at home.

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• Void deck football and a neighbour’s note

  Neighbours & Community · L2

  Navigator

  You play football at the void deck after a neighbour left a ‘no ball games’ note. Friends want one more match. Playing risks a report; stopping feels unfair when others play.

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• Songkran water and a classmate who says stop

  Relationships · L2

  Navigator

  Friends splash water at a classmate who says stop. Joining is festive; intervening may spoil the fun.

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• Kreng jai when a senior is wrong in class

  Everyday Life · L3

  Navigator

  A senior states a wrong formula in tutoring. Correcting them risks face; staying quiet spreads the error before a test.

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• Bayram pocket money comparison

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  Cousins compare Bayram tip amounts. Yours is smaller. Laughing along hides hurt; asking elders for more feels greedy.

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• Tet envelope comparison at reunion

  Family · L2

  Navigator

  Cousins compare lì xì amounts. Yours is smaller. Laughing along hides hurt; asking for more feels greedy.

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