
15 plot points

Frankie Dunn gym; strict boxing trainer; lonely life; female boxer aspiring to train.
Persistence, courage, and family-like bonds can overcome obstacles, but life is fragile.
Maggie approaches Frankie; desire to become pro boxer; training and mentorship established.
Maggie begins competitive matches; first success raises stakes and challenges.
Frankie hesitant; protective instincts clash with ambition; risks of boxing clear.
Maggie progresses in boxing career; tournaments, victories; excitement and danger grow.
Bond between Frankie and Maggie deepens; surrogate father-daughter relationship tested.
Training montages, boxing matches, character growth; camaraderie and triumphs.
Major fight victory; Maggie reaches professional level; stakes for both escalate emotionally.
Injury or accident in ring; emotional and physical crisis; risk of losing dream.
Maggie paralyzed; future as boxer destroyed; hopelessness; emotional devastation.
Frankie struggles with ethics, grief, and helplessness; emotional nadir.
Decision to act with love and mercy; moral resolution reached.
Frankie grants Maggie dignity and peace; closure achieved.
Frankie alone, reflecting; emotional growth; respect and love remain; mirror opening with maturity.