Note: the dialog ended up with more than 100 words. Feel free to remove anything and adapt it to your needs.
Answer and explanation:
FATHER: I’m sorry, but it wouldn’t be right. Your cousin will be devastated if you don’t come to the ceremony.
SHARON: But dad, you’re the one who said I could go on the excursion if I did all of my chores and got an A in Biology. I’ve kept my word and done it all. It’s not fair for you not to keep yours.
FATHER: I see your point. It’s a good one, especially if you’re trying to make me feel bad about myself. (CHUCKLES)
SHARON: I’m not. I just don’t like the injustice of the situation.
FATHER: Neither do I. On the other hand, I think you’re lacking empathy. Your argument is a good one, but you’re only thinking of yourself. Your cousin has always been there for you. She has lent you books, helped you with homework, taken care of you when your mom and I had some kind of emergency…
SHARON: Now you’re the one trying to make me feel bad.
FATHER: I’m trying to make you understand where I’m coming from. However, the final decision is yours.
SHARON: Alright, I’m coming to the wedding. There will be other excursions, but my favorite cousin’s wedding will only happen once.
