The dialogue appears to be a transcript of a scene where a group of children, led by a character named Vladislav Palych (also referred to as "Vladislav the Executioner"), are on a school trip to the beach. The group is setting up their campsite and getting ready to swim, but tensions arise when one of the children, Dima, is accused of stealing a phone. The group's leader, Vladislav, intervenes and suggests that Dima was framed by another child, Zhora. The situation is eventually resolved, and the group apologizes and makes amends. The scene also touches on themes of friendship, loyalty, and responsibility.
Here are the extracted key facts from the text:
1. A parent advises against allowing children to take certain items with them on a formal expense.
2. A child named Dima is going on a trip to the sea with his classmates.
3. The group is divided into two, with one group going to swim and the other group staying behind.
4. A dispute arises between the two groups over a tent.
5. Vladislav Palych, the teacher, intervenes in the dispute and suggests that the groups settle in different areas.
6. A girl's phone goes missing, and Dima is accused of taking it.
7. The phone is found in Dima's backpack, but he denies taking it.
8. Vladislav Palych suggests that the phone was planted in Dima's backpack by someone else.
9. The group discusses the incident and decides not to involve the police.
10. Vladislav Palych gives the students a lecture about the importance of friendship and not letting romantic relationships interfere with it.
11. The students apologize to each other and make amends.
12. They decide to move on and enjoy their trip to the sea.