A girl called Ivy is on a sports team with a coach everyone respects. He's intense, and the team wins, so no one questions him. But lately he's been pushing one player, who's injured, to keep playing through real pain — "You're fine, don't be soft, the team needs you." The player is clearly hurting, and scared to say no to the coach. Ivy can see it's wrong. But he's the adult, the expert, the one in charge — and a part of her assumes that if a grown-up is telling someone to do it, it must be okay. The other part of her, watching her teammate wince, isn't so sure.