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As to be expected, Wilde's taking this incredibly seriously. He hasn't had the amount of practice he'd like to have, but Leo's advice is echoing in his mind as he enters the field.
He's spent the morning in total silence, running through various ideas and mantras in his mind: it doesn't matter that you're reserve, you're still good, you can still do this if you really want it. On the whole, he's -- very calm. Weirdly calm, maybe? He barely says hello to anyone and even manages to ignore Chris! Wow! He does give polite greetings to Avery and Susana before the start of things, though.
As a whole, Wilde's play style as Keeper is very reflective of the above. He's always been like this: gets onto the pitch, transforms into a zen automaton. :u It's difficult to break his focus or knock him around, and he doesn't seem to register any cheers or jeering, or really much of anything but the task at hand. Predictably, too, he pull off some pretty risky/weird maneuvers when tested (he's a skater, he's not scared of falling).
After his tryout is through he watches everyone else with detached interest. HIs energy is a little more nervous now.