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Lots of those kinds of plots end with the kids getting punished.


** Mirabelle and Devin sneaking out results in them getting caught, the team getting disqualified from their tournament, and Devin getting punished at home.
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Not So Different has been renamed, and it needs to be dewicked/moved


* NotSoDifferent: Devin and Mirabelle slowly start to realize this about each other. They even have identical "This Princess Wears Cleats" T-shirts.

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* RealityEnsues:
** Mirabelle and Devin sneaking out results in them getting caught, the team getting disqualified from their tournament, and Devin getting punished at home.
** In "No Pain, No Gain", Devin [[spoiler: pushes through her injured ankle]] to go in for one final penalty kick, in a classic DownToTheLastPlay scenario. She makes the goal, The Kicks beat Pinewood, and as the team jumps up and down celebrating, [[spoiler: she injures the ankle even worse. The episode, and the season, ends with her writhing in pain while her teammates call for a medic.]]


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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome:
** Mirabelle and Devin sneaking out results in them getting caught, the team getting disqualified from their tournament, and Devin getting punished at home.
** In "No Pain, No Gain", Devin [[spoiler: pushes through her injured ankle]] to go in for one final penalty kick, in a classic DownToTheLastPlay scenario. She makes the goal, The Kicks beat Pinewood, and as the team jumps up and down celebrating, [[spoiler: she injures the ankle even worse. The episode, and the season, ends with her writhing in pain while her teammates call for a medic.]]
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* {{Unishment}}: Played with. "Breakaway" sees Devin getting the standard punishments for the events of "Go Big or Go Home": Two weeks without her phone, laptop, and, because she mouthed off about the previous two, television privileges. She's initially as devastated as you might expect, but by the end of the episode, she decides that she didn't mind being unplugged for a little while. She even declines her parents' offer to return all of the above early. Meanwhile, her having to use her mom's computer for homework proves to be a gigantic pain in the ass for everyone else since they can't use the computer themselves or watch TV as it distracts her.

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* {{Unishment}}: Played with. "Breakaway" sees Devin getting the standard punishments for the events of "Go Big or Go Home": Two weeks without her phone, laptop, and, because she mouthed off about the previous two, television privileges. She's initially as devastated as you might expect, but by the end of the episode, she decides that she didn't mind being unplugged for a little while. She even declines her parents' offer to return all of the above early. Meanwhile, her having to use her mom's computer for homework proves to be a gigantic pain in the ass neck for everyone else since they can't use the computer themselves or watch TV as it distracts her.
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''The Kicks'' is an Creator/AmazonStudios original series based on novels by Olympic soccer star Alex Morgan. It follows twelve-year-old-year-old Devin Burke as she moves from her hometown of Milford, Connecticut to Kentville, California and joins her new school soccer team, The Kicks.

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''The Kicks'' is an Creator/AmazonStudios a Creator/PrimeVideo original series based on novels by Olympic soccer star Alex Morgan. It follows twelve-year-old-year-old Devin Burke as she moves from her hometown of Milford, Connecticut to Kentville, California and joins her new school soccer team, The Kicks.
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* TheUnfavorite: Though they don't mean to, Devin's parents visibly favor her over Bailey, not because they like Devin better, but because her talent at soccer gets a lot of attention. They set out to change this once they realize it, especially when they see how talented Bailet is at photography.

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* TheUnfavorite: Though they don't mean to, Devin's parents visibly favor her over Bailey, not because they like Devin better, but because her talent at soccer gets a lot of attention. They set out to change this once they realize it, especially when they see how talented Bailet Bailey is at photography.
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* TheUnfavorite: Though they don't mean to, Devin's parents visibly favor her over Bailey. They set out to change this once they realize it.
* {{Unishment}}: Played with. "Breakaway" sees Devin getting the standard punishments for the events of "Go Big or Go Home": Two weeks without her phone, laptop, and, because she mouthed off about the previous two, television privileges. She's initially as devastated as you might expect, but by the end of the episode, she decides that she didn't mind being unplugged for a little while. She even declines her parents' offer to return all of the above early.

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* TheUnfavorite: Though they don't mean to, Devin's parents visibly favor her over Bailey. Bailey, not because they like Devin better, but because her talent at soccer gets a lot of attention. They set out to change this once they realize it.
it, especially when they see how talented Bailet is at photography.
* {{Unishment}}: Played with. "Breakaway" sees Devin getting the standard punishments for the events of "Go Big or Go Home": Two weeks without her phone, laptop, and, because she mouthed off about the previous two, television privileges. She's initially as devastated as you might expect, but by the end of the episode, she decides that she didn't mind being unplugged for a little while. She even declines her parents' offer to return all of the above early. Meanwhile, her having to use her mom's computer for homework proves to be a gigantic pain in the ass for everyone else since they can't use the computer themselves or watch TV as it distracts her.
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Moving Creator/Amazon to Amazon Studios


''The Kicks'' is an Creator/{{Amazon}} Original Series based on novels by Olympic soccer star Alex Morgan. It follows twelve-year-old-year-old Devin Burke as she moves from her hometown of Milford, Connecticut to Kentville, California and joins her new school soccer team, The Kicks.

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''The Kicks'' is an Creator/{{Amazon}} Original Series Creator/AmazonStudios original series based on novels by Olympic soccer star Alex Morgan. It follows twelve-year-old-year-old Devin Burke as she moves from her hometown of Milford, Connecticut to Kentville, California and joins her new school soccer team, The Kicks.

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* TrueCompanions: The Kicks, even if they argue sometimes.
* TheUnfavorite: Though they don't mean to, Devin's parents visibly favor her over Bailey. They set out to change this once they realize it.



* TrueCompanions: The Kicks, even if they argue sometimes.
* TheUnfavorite: Though they don't mean to, Devin's parents visibly favor her over Bailey. They set out to change this once they realize it.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Mirabelle is acting unusually considerate and helping Devin [[spoiler: cover up her injured ankle]], Emma is initially convinced that Mirabelle lost a bet.

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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Mirabelle is acting unusually considerate and because she's helping Devin [[spoiler: cover up her injured ankle]], Emma is initially convinced that Mirabelle lost a bet.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: In "Choosing Sides", Mirabelle brutally calls out Devin for waffling on the decision to replace Zoey as goalie, despite her obvious lack of skill at the position. There's nothing nice about her words, but everyone involved, including Zoey, agrees that Mirabelle is right. Devin eventually comes around too.

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* JerkassHasAPoint: In "Choosing Sides", Mirabelle brutally calls out Devin for waffling on the decision to replace Zoey Zoe as goalie, despite her obvious lack of skill at the position. There's nothing nice about her words, but everyone involved, including Zoey, Zoe, agrees that Mirabelle is right. Devin eventually comes around too.
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* GoodLuckCharm: Devin's headband. Her team back in Connecticut got it for her after an injury and she made a quick recovery. In "Head Games", she loses it and The Kicks get her a new one.

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* GoodLuckCharm: Devin's headband. Her team back in Connecticut got it for her after an injury and she made a quick recovery. In "Head Games", she loses it and The Kicks get her a new one.one, which she decides is just as lucky.
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* TheBet: In the Pilot, Devin and Cody bet a burger from the local burger place on Devin's ability to score a goal on Pinewood, which would make her the first player to do so in two years. She has a chance, but lets Mirabelle take the shot instead.
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* TheBet: In the Pilot, Devin and Cody bet a burger from the local burger place on Devin's ability to score a goal on Pinewood, which would make her the first player to do so in two years. She has a chance, but lets Mirabelle take the shot instead.
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More of a Call Back, really.


* BrickJoke: The team was trying to raise money for new uniforms in "Go Big or Go Home"; in "The Best Defense is a Good Offense," Coach Rivas gets some for them.

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* BrickJoke: CallBack: The team was trying to raise money for new uniforms in "Go Big or Go Home"; in "The Best Defense is a Good Offense," Coach Rivas gets some for them.
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* BookDumb: Mirabelle, though this is largely due to laziness. "Breakaway" reveals that she doesn't bother trying because she thinks she's doomed to fail.

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* BookDumb: Mirabelle, though this is largely due to laziness. "Breakaway" reveals that she believes she's not smart enough to pass her classes, so she doesn't bother trying because she thinks she's doomed to fail.trying.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Among the punishments for Devin's sneakout are the loss of her laptop and the loss of television privileges. This means that to do her homework, she must use her mother's computer downstairs where she can be monitored. Only after enforcing this does anyone realize that ''they'' can't watch television either because the TV is in the next room and it would distract her.

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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Among the punishments for Devin's sneakout are the loss of her laptop and the loss of television privileges. This means that to do her homework, she must use her mother's computer downstairs where she can be monitored. Only after enforcing this does anyone realize that ''they'' can't watch television either because the TV is in the next room and it would distract her. Also, the loss of her laptop results in her mother being unable to use her computer when needed because Devin is using it.



** In "No Pain, No Gain", Devin [[spoiler: pushes through her injured ankle]] to pull a PutMeInCoach for one final penalty kick. She makes the goal, The Kicks beat Pinewood, and as the team jumps up and down celebrating, [[spoiler: she injures the ankle even worse. The episode, and the season, ends with her writhing in pain while her teammates call for a medic.]]

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** In "No Pain, No Gain", Devin [[spoiler: pushes through her injured ankle]] to pull a PutMeInCoach go in for one final penalty kick.kick, in a classic DownToTheLastPlay scenario. She makes the goal, The Kicks beat Pinewood, and as the team jumps up and down celebrating, [[spoiler: she injures the ankle even worse. The episode, and the season, ends with her writhing in pain while her teammates call for a medic.]]



* {{Unishment}}: Played with. "Breakway" sees Devin getting the standard punishments for the events of "Go Big or Go Home": Two weeks without her phone, laptop, and, because she mouthed off about the previous two, television privileges. She's initially as devastated as you might expect, but by the end of the episode, she decides that she didn't mind being unplugged for a little while. She even declines her parents' offer to return all of the above early.

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* {{Unishment}}: Played with. "Breakway" "Breakaway" sees Devin getting the standard punishments for the events of "Go Big or Go Home": Two weeks without her phone, laptop, and, because she mouthed off about the previous two, television privileges. She's initially as devastated as you might expect, but by the end of the episode, she decides that she didn't mind being unplugged for a little while. She even declines her parents' offer to return all of the above early.
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''The Kicks'' is an Creator/{{Amazon}} Original Series based on novels by Olympic soccer star Alex Morgan. It follows twelve-year-old-year-old Devin Burke as she moves from her hometown of Milford, Connecticut to Kentville, California and joins her new school soccer team, The Kicks

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''The Kicks'' is an Creator/{{Amazon}} Original Series based on novels by Olympic soccer star Alex Morgan. It follows twelve-year-old-year-old Devin Burke as she moves from her hometown of Milford, Connecticut to Kentville, California and joins her new school soccer team, The Kicks
Kicks.



-->'''Mirabelle:''' Do you think Zoey is a good goalie?

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-->'''Mirabelle:''' Do you think Zoey Zoe is a good goalie?
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''The Kicks'' is an Creator/{{Amazon}} Original Series based on novels by Olympic soccer star Alex Morgan. It follows twelve-year-old-year-old Devin Burke as she moves from her hometown of Milford, Connecticut to Los Angeles, California and joins her new school soccer team, The Kicks

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''The Kicks'' is an Creator/{{Amazon}} Original Series based on novels by Olympic soccer star Alex Morgan. It follows twelve-year-old-year-old Devin Burke as she moves from her hometown of Milford, Connecticut to Los Angeles, Kentville, California and joins her new school soccer team, The Kicks

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* JerkassHasAPoint: In "Choosing Sides", Mirabelle brutally calls out Devin for waffling on the decision to replace Zoey as goalie, despite her obvious lack of skill at the position. There's nothing nice about her words, but everyone involved, including Zoey, agrees that Mirabelle is right. Devin eventually comes around too.



* SelfFulfillingProphecy: Mirabelle believes that she's not smart enough to pass her classes, so she doesn't even make an effort. This, naturally, results in the very failure she believed would happen. She finally breaks out of this routine in "Breakway."

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* SelfFulfillingProphecy: Mirabelle believes that she's not smart enough to pass her classes, so she doesn't even make an effort. This, naturally, results in the very failure she believed would happen. She finally breaks out of this routine in "Breakway."Breakaway."
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Among the punishments for Devin's sneakout are the loss of her laptop and the loss of television privileges. This means that to do her homework, she must use her mother's computer downstairs where she can be monitored. Only after enforcing this does anyone realize that ''they'' can't watch television either because the TV is in the next room and it would distract her.


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* {{Unishment}}: Played with. "Breakway" sees Devin getting the standard punishments for the events of "Go Big or Go Home": Two weeks without her phone, laptop, and, because she mouthed off about the previous two, television privileges. She's initially as devastated as you might expect, but by the end of the episode, she decides that she didn't mind being unplugged for a little while. She even declines her parents' offer to return all of the above early.
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* GreenEyedMonster: It's implied that Mirabelle's initial hostility towards Devin is because she's jealous of Devin's talent. Though Devin later admits she's a little jealous of Mirabelle too. They both get over it.

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* GreenEyedMonster: It's implied that Mirabelle's initial hostility towards Devin is because she's jealous of Devin's talent. Though Devin later admits she's a little jealous of Mirabelle too. They both get over it.`



* NotSoDifferent: Devin and Mirabelle slowly start to realize this about each other. They even have identical T-shirts professing their love for soccer.

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* NotSoDifferent: Devin and Mirabelle slowly start to realize this about each other. They even have identical T-shirts professing their love for soccer."This Princess Wears Cleats" T-shirts.



* SelfFulfillingProphecy: The reason Mirabelle regularly fails her classes is because she thinks she's not smart enough to pass, so she doesn't even try.

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* SelfFulfillingProphecy: The reason Mirabelle regularly fails her classes is because she thinks believes that she's not smart enough to pass, pass her classes, so she doesn't even try. make an effort. This, naturally, results in the very failure she believed would happen. She finally breaks out of this routine in "Breakway."
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* SelfFulfillingProphecy: The reason that Mirabelle regularly fails her classes is because of her belief that she is doomed to fail no matter what, which prevents her from even trying.

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* SelfFulfillingProphecy: The reason that Mirabelle regularly fails her classes is because of her belief that she is doomed thinks she's not smart enough to fail no matter what, which prevents her from pass, so she doesn't even trying.try.

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