The passage appears to be a transcript of a conversation between a group of girls at a summer camp. They discuss various topics, including relationships, friendships, and the rules at the camp. The girls, led by Diana, decide to take over the camp and get rid of the rules, but their plan is soon discovered by the cheerleaders, who had been overthrown by Diana's group.
The girls try to come up with a plan to deal with the cheerleaders, who are now seeking revenge. Meanwhile, they also discuss their relationships with boys, including Michael and Bernardo, and how they have changed recently.
The conversation is filled with gossip, rumors, and speculation, and the girls often interrupt each other and change topics suddenly. The passage ends with the girls deciding to go and confront the basketball players, who they believe are responsible for their problems.
Overall, the conversation is lively and dramatic, with the girls navigating complex social relationships and trying to assert their power and control over the camp.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Bernardo and Diana are having a bad moment.
2. Michael has changed a lot lately.
3. A group of girls are discussing their plans at a camp.
4. They mention that the soccer players are not at home and there is no curfew.
5. The girls decide to take over the camp.
6. They mention that Bernardo is not opening the door for them.
7. The girls suspect that Bernardo is involved with someone inside the camp.
8. They decide to climb over the wall to get into the camp.
9. The basketball players are mentioned as being present at the camp.
10. There is a party planned in the backyard of the camp.
11. The girls mention that they will find out what is going on at the camp.
12. They talk about the semolina prize and how they want to eat other food instead.
13. The girls discover that the cheerleaders have taken over their camp.
14. The cheerleaders mention that they had fun while the other girls were away.
15. There is a confrontation between the two groups of girls.
16. The cheerleaders accuse one of the girls of being a traitor.
17. The situation at the camp is described as chaotic and out of control.