Create a dialogue between two characters for a conflict resolution.

**Character 1: Sarah** - Hey, can I talk to you about something that’s been bothering me?
 
**Character 2: John** - Sure, Sarah, what’s up?

**Sarah** - Well, I’ve been feeling really frustrated lately because it seems like I always end up doing more than my fair share of work on our group projects.

**John** - Really? I had no idea.

**Sarah** - Yeah, I feel like I’m always the one who ends up writing the reports and putting together the presentations, while everyone else just sort of slacks off.

**John** - I’m sorry, Sarah. I didn’t realize you were feeling that way. I guess I’ve been so focused on my own work that I haven’t been paying attention to what’s going on with the rest of the group.

**Sarah** - I understand that, but I really feel like we need to come up with a better system so that the workload is more evenly distributed.

**John** - You’re right. We should definitely work on that. How about we sit down and come up with a plan for dividing the work more evenly?

**Sarah** - That sounds good to me.

**John** - Great. I really appreciate you bringing this to my attention, Sarah. And I’m sorry if I’ve been part of the problem.

**Sarah** - Thanks, John. I appreciate you being willing to work on this with me. Let’s talk more about the plan tomorrow.

**John** - Sounds good. Let’s do that. Thanks again, Sarah.