The dialogue appears to be from a school setting where students are competing to be chosen as the queen and king of the school. Diana is a confident and popular student who believes she will be chosen as the queen. However, there is another girl, Marussia, who is also competing for the title.
Marussia and her friends are trying to outdo Diana by showing off their talents and dressing up in fashionable clothes. Meanwhile, a boy named Dima is trying to decide who to choose as the queen.
In the end, Dima chooses Diana as the queen, which comes as no surprise to most of the students. Diana's friends and classmates congratulate her on her victory, and she promises to remain friends with those who did not win.
The dialogue suggests that there is a rivalry between Diana and Marussia, but it also shows that the students are able to maintain their friendships despite the competition.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The setting appears to be a school.
2. There is a competition to become the queen of the school.
3. Diana is one of the contenders for the queen title.
4. Marussia is another contender for the queen title.
5. Dima is mentioned as someone who might choose the queen.
6. The queen will be chosen based on a talent show.
7. Marussia's talent is breakdancing.
8. Diana is chosen as the queen of the school.
9. The king of the school is mentioned as someone who chooses the queen.
10. The story ends with Diana being chosen as the queen and the other contestants congratulating her.
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