Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: (I posted this on r/acting and decided it would probably work well here too. I added to the story so it was more interesting) Hello! Let's just have some background on this story. 

  I've gotten a role for my first play ever. It's at my school, so it's not the most professional. I'm not super picky with roles. There was one role I really wanted. We'll call this role S. S was a main role. She was smart and funny. One of my friends (A) wanted to smaller roles, F and T. It turns out that I got F and T, and she got S. She was mad, and originally I was to. We talked about asking to switch roles. The day we agreed to, she went home early, so I was alone. I don't like confrontation, so I got really nervous. One of my friends helped me out, and I asked the director. He said he would think about it. I played as S, F, and T throughout the entire rehearsal. I became much more comfortable with the roles, and embraced them.  I don't know how A feels still. I'm worried that she'll bother the director enough to get our roles switched. She is a better actor than I am, and I think she'll do better as this role. She also looks the part much better than I do. She can get kind of angry sometimes. I worry she'll still want F and T. I like my roles, and don't want to switch. I'm willing to fight for this. AITA for changing my mind, and not caring what my friend thinks?

changing my mind about roles