premise: Everyday, I nag my daughter to do her homework.
initial: I finally decided that it is her own responsibility.
counterfactual: She finally took on the responsibility and did it with great enthusiasm.
original_ending: Sure enough, she didn't do it one evening. I sent her to bed anyway, knowing she would get in trouble at school. She ended up making a bad grade on the assignment.
edited_ending: Then one day, she went back to her habits, and sure enough, she didn't do it one evening.I sent her to bed anyway, knowing she would get in trouble at school.She ended up making a bad grade on the assignment.<SEP>She did it without being asked every evening.I sent her to bed every night, knowing she would do well in school.She ended up making a good grade on every assignment.<SEP>Sure enough, she doneevening.I sent her to bed after, knowing she would be praised at schoolShe ended up making a good grade on the assignment.