<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

I moved into a house with 4 other people in August. On September 23rd, I broke my wrist. The broken wrist rendered me unable to perform my duties at my job, so I was put "on call" and was basically laid off (they never called). After two weeks of not knowing what was going on with that, my roommates sent me a Facebook message saying they had all discussed and agreed that I needed a job by the end of the week or they would be filling my room effective November 1st. I didn't get a job by their deadline, so I proceeded to move my things out and look for alternative living arrangements. They said they had two people interested in taking the room. In the last week of October, I learned that those people found other arrangements, and although I told my roommates that I could either pay November rent or use that money to move, they started asking me to pay November rent. I suggested to them various reasonable sublets after posting an ad in Craigslist, but they aren't comfortable living with a stranger. It is their opinion that I need to continue paying rent and utilities, even though I haven't lived there for a month. They haven't contacted the landlord. I got in touch with the landlord and she wasn't sure how to handle the situation, but seemed to agree that if I had vacated the premises, I didn't owe anything and they were responsible for the entire rent. I also got a job in another city, although I'm not sure if that releases me from the lease.

Anyone been in a similar situation or have any words of wisdom?
<bot>: Broke wrist, got kicked out of house, am still being bugged to pay rent and utilities even though I don't live there anymore and roommates vetoed my reasonable suggestions of people who COULD live there and pay it.