Q: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, identify who is wrong here. Classify each post into the following categories : AUTHOR (if the author of the post is wrong in the situation), OTHER (if any of the others mentioned in the paragraph is wrong), EVERYBODY (if everyone mentioned is wrong) and NOBODY (if no one is wrong in the situation).
So every year I go to a summer camp called So I Chior Camp, and one of the biggest things about this camp is that it's an overnight camp, and of course, we all had roommates. My roommate was a girl that I had been friends with since first grade. And for this year at chior camp, she did the following:
Jabbed me, made fun of me in front of my friends, lied to me that my friends didn't like me, got
 made at me when I learned she lied about that, forced me to get changed for bed in the lobby because some girl was in our room, and scolded me for liking a singer she also liked

So here's one last bit of background info: at chior camp we hold a play at the end of the week. In one of the songs, we end it by everyone rushing towards the center of the stage. Since I'm short and a bit of an attention seeker, I always rushed to the very front of the stage. No one complained, so I thought nothing of it. Until I did get a complaint, from no one other that my roommate.
R-roomate
Me-me

R- why do you always have to be in the center of the stage for that one? 
Me- because I'm short, and no one would be able to see me
R- yeah, but someone else might want to be in the center. Ever think of that?
Me- they'll just have to get there first. We're doing the number again, so I'll let them do it then

We do the dance number and everything goes fine until it's the end of the song and everyone rushes to the center
R rushes passed me at full speed, and because of this, she either tripped over her shoelaces, or she slipped, or knowing her she might of tripped on purpose. Whatever the reason, she tripped, and I got to the very center again. After this, she. Was. Pissed. She told the teacher that I tripped her because I want to be the center of attention. After this the counseloers confronted me, and gave my solo in a song to my roommate. I was having none of this, and so I ran out the building. I hid behind a bush because I knew I was in trouble after that. After about five minutes a counselor found me and asked me why I made a scene, and so I told her everything. She asked me what I wanted to do about it, and I said that I wanted her out of my room, my solo they gave her, and the solo she had (which was right after mine, so that's why that string was so easy to pull) 
In the end they they gave me everything I asked for, and she hasn't spoken me since.

I'm starting to wonder if I'm the asshole. I know she was being kind of rude to me over chior camp week, but I want my friend back and she won't talk to me. I wonder if I went too far.
A:
EVERYBODY