Yes, though I’m going to hold off on what Jaimie’s role is just yet.
I was thinking this too. It’s hard not to see their relationship developing. Plus him>mind (he’s a prick), her>situation (ex-girlfriend). But I couldn’t tease out an MC just yet (him??).
Interestlingly, she is also the one who pushes Rebecca over the hump, so maybe her own sunny outlook is more like support for the coach?
Yes. MC should have nothing to do with it.
Rebecca, as antagonist, wants the team relegated and so it would seem that the Protagonist wants them “not relegated”. Who is doing this?
Unless, it’s that the antagonist wants them “ruined” and the new coach wants them “to play as a team”, and what everyone else wants is pride in their team.
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Going back to my approach about Cost Consequence and Dividend, this is what I see:
Summary
Consequence: The Future – by not playing as a team or winning enough, they get relegated
Cost: Obtaining – the price of having an owner who is against you and a coach who doesn’t aim to win is LOSSES
Dividend: Becoming – by going through this exercise with a foreign optimistic coach, they all become better people (Tartt passes, Rebecca apologizes, Roy Kent can retire, Nathan becomes a coach, Keely becomes part of the management sort of)