Scene: Living room. Sarah, a Washington fan, is sitting on the couch, watching an NBA game, while her friend, Alex, a fan of the opposing team, is sitting on a chair nearby. Sarah: (cheering excitedly) Yes! Come on, Washington, you can do this! Alex: (rolling her eyes) Oh, come on, Sarah. Washington is so unpredictable. They lose more games than they win. Sarah: (defensive) Hey, that's not true! They've had some tough games, but they'll find their rhythm soon. Alex: (smirking) Even if they manage to create some momentum, they always seem to find a way to lose in the end. Sarah: (frustrated) Ugh, I know. I'm getting so upset. I hate it when they disappoint me like this. (Game abruptly ends with Washington losing by a single point. Sarah slumps in her seat, visibly upset.) Alex: (sympathetically) I'm sorry, Sarah. That's really tough. Sarah: (grumpily) It's like they don't even care about their fans. They make the same mistakes over and over again. Alex: (trying to cheer her up) Hey, don't worry, maybe they'll come back stronger next time. Sarah: (unconvinced) Yeah, maybe. But, it's hard to stay positive when they keep letting me down. It's just so frustrating. Alex: (nodding in agreement) I completely understand. But, hey, that's the life of a sports fan. It's not always easy to be on the winning side. Sarah: (sighing) I know. I guess I just have to keep the faith and hope for the best. Alex: (smiling reassuringly) Exactly! And, who knows, maybe they'll surprise us all with a big win next game. Sarah: (nodding resolutely) Yes! I have to believe in my team. Thanks, Alex, for reminding me to keep my head up. (Alex and Sarah high-five as the scene fades to black.)