I truly feel incredibly sorry for Souta, he had wished to join the soccer team and actually do well for so long, so that he now can’t play as much as he used to before. You could consider this situation like those points in your life where you don’t reach a goal you had worked so hard to achieve. Thats one of the main reasons I love this story, it deals with character’s internal (there’s been an insight into external, but maybe it’ll be discuss deeper in the future) conflicts and how they are able to overcome them. hopefully as the camp progresses souta can find a way to cheer up again and realize he is still a phenomenal player, even if he doesn’t have the opportunity to play as much, anymore.
There is only one guy Souta absolutely can't stand so of course he gets stuck with him as a classmate. Nao, a moody and arrogant boy, shows everyone the cold shoulder; especially Souta. Whenever these two clash, trouble follows until the teachers finally have had enough and deal them the ultimate punishment: Working together on a school assignment. Neither of the boys are happy about it but as they hesitantly start to spend time with each other, their relationship slowly begins to shift.
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