Definition: You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. If the conversation begins with a question, label it '1' otherwise '0'.
Input:  Person1:     Bobby ! Come here , look what I got you !  
 Person2:  What is that ?  
 Person1:      A chess board ! Daddy is going to teach you how to play !  
 Person2:  Cool !  
 Person1:      Ok , each player gets 16 pieces . You can be the white ones and I ’ ll play with the black pieces . Now in the front , you set up the pawns . Those are the least valuable pieces and can only move one space forward . When you are about to capture another piece , it can move one space diagonally .  
 Person2:  What about all these other pieces ?  
 Person1:      See this one that looks like a tower ? It ’ s called the rook . The one with the tall hat is called the bishop . See this little horsey ? This is called the knight , it ’ s a very important piece so it ’ s best to not let your opponent capture it .  
 Person2:  And these two ? They are husband and wife ?  
 Person1:      That ’ s right ! That ’ s the queen and that ’ s the king . If the other player captures your king , he will say ” Check Mate ” and the game is over ! Doesn ’ t this sound fun ?  
 Person2:  Nah ! This is boring ! I ’ m gonna go play Killer Zombies on my PlayStation ! 

0