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Psychiatrist Lisov. She has a good relationship with Andrew. The team is required to see her once a semester, but can also visit her whenever they see fit. This is included in Lisov's tuition.

Appearance
Betsy has chin-length pale brown hair. She has "a few extra curves" and laugh lines on her face. She wears narrow-framed glasses.

Life
Betsy went to school in Charleston.

Betsy previously worked at a juvenile detention center but transferred to Palmetto University. There, she oversees suicide monitoring and extreme mental health cases.

In general terms
Betsy loves cocoa and drinks it during sessions, regardless of the temperature outside.

Abby invited her to dinner the first night Neil arrived in town, but she declined, saying it would be awkward.

Betsy suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder and keeps her office meticulously organized.

She allows her patients to call her anything they want, from "Betsy" to "Doc" to "Hey You."

Betsy is friends with David Wymack and calls him by his first name. She went to school with Abby and continued to hang out with her after graduation, which is how she met Wymack.

Perception
Neil doesn't trust her because of her profession. He believes she's smart and therefore dangerous to him.

To Neil's bewilderment, Andrew likes her.

The team generally likes Betsy and Nicky thinks she's "amazing." The team
Palmetto Foxes
Position
Team Psychiatrist Full Name
Abigail Marie Winfield
Nicknames
Abby [Foxes]

Full name
Abigail Marie Winfield
Nicknames
Abby [Foxes] Life
She attended high school in Charleston with Betsy. After graduation, they continued to communicate. Life
She attended high school in Charleston with Betsy, and they remained in touch after graduation.

Character
She is decisive and has no trouble silencing people or ordering them around.

In general terms
Abby disapproves of Andrew drinking alcohol while taking medication and holds Nicky responsible for enforcing this rule.

She threatens to take Andrew's court privileges away if they violate Neil's rules during the summer. She also disapproves of what Andrew did to Matt and Dan the year before.

Despite her assurances, she is shocked by Neil's scars.

House
Abby's house is a five-minute drive from campus. It's a single-story house with a driveway big enough for two cars. She has enough space to accommodate Andrew, Aaron, Nicky, and Kevin for the summer.

Character
She is decisive and has no trouble silencing people or ordering them around.

In general terms
Abby disapproves of Andrew drinking alcohol while taking medication and holds Nicky responsible for enforcing this rule.

She threatens to take Andrew's court privileges away if they violate Neil's rules during the summer. She also disapproves of what Andrew did to Matt and Dan the year before.

Despite her assurances, she is shocked by Neil's scars.

House
Abby's house is a five-minute drive from campus. It's a single-story house with a driveway big enough for two cars. She has enough space to accommodate Andrew, Aaron, Nicky, and Kevin for the summer.
Palmetto Foxes
Position
Team medic
Relationships
Romantic
David Wymack (rumored) Occupation
Nurse for the Palmette Foxes
Therapist for Wymak (formerly)

Exy is a team sport played on a court with plexiglass walls and ceiling. Exy is a "hybrid game, a cross between lacrosse on a football-sized field and hockey-like in terms of toughness." A team must have at least nine players (and eventually twelve. See the last paragraph in the Teams section), but only six are allowed on the court at a time. Each player has a stick with a net of varying depth. To score, players must aim the ball into the goal—a rectangular rectangle marked on the wall. If the ball enters the goal, it lights up red. The goal of the game is to outscore the opponent.

An Exi match is played in two halves of forty-five minutes each with a fifteen-minute break.

The Exi Rules Committee (ERC) is responsible for approving rule changes and exercises overall oversight. The match is divided into two halves, each forty-five minutes long. The break between the first and second halves is fifteen minutes.

The playing field dimensions (L x W x H) are 91.5 x 55 x 9 meters. The field is protected on all sides by a transparent plexiglass fence approximately 13 mm thick—primarily to prevent the ball from ricocheting or leaving the field during passes, and also to protect spectators. Players enter and leave the field through doors at the near and far ends. The doors are bolted from the outside; opening them is prohibited while the ball is in play.

Three lines divide the field into equal parts (quarters): the first-quarter line (behind the near goal area), the halfway line, and the third-quarter line (in front of the far goal area). Penalty kicks are taken from marked points on the field, equidistant from the first/third-quarter lines and the near/far goals, respectively.

The goals are located at both ends of the field, on the short side. They are a rectangle marked on the wall, measuring 2.7 x 6.4 meters. The goalkeeper's area is an area measuring 2.7 x 6.4 meters directly in front of the goals.

Coaching methods
Wymak allows the foxes to determine their own hierarchy. Instead of interfering in their fights, he merely assigns them more grueling training sessions as punishment afterward.

To get the team to behave, he threatens to run a lap or even a marathon. Sometimes he also threatens to leave team members behind if they're slow, for example, when boarding the bus, but these are just empty threats, and everyone knows it.

Wymack constantly tells his teammates not to overexert themselves on the court, especially if they're injured. He'd rather lose a game than take a player out for future games. Habits
Coach Wymack doesn't lock his door when he's inside, a habit Neil finds annoying.

When Wymak is too lazy to cook, he calls Abby to do it for him.

He claims to be allergic to cleaning products, but this has not been medically proven. Abby questions the validity of his claim.