Alice is very concerned about everyone's feelings and insists that everyone be included, even the people we don't really like. Deciding on what to do and how to get it done takes three times as long because she insists everyone be in perfect accord with everyone else. This leads to burnout and people just agreeing to whatever just to get it over with.

Bob, in response to Alice, pushes for streamlining the process: simple majority votes, time limits, and such. For small things, (his definition of small), he makes the decision himself in the name of the group.

Wanda brings a different perspective to the group. She feels singled out by Alice and ignored by Bob.