Leo's Sarcastic Warning: Griffith as Right-Wing Fundraising Fodder
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Leo confronts Dr. Griffith privately, revealing she's become a fundraising boogeyman for conservative opposition.
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walking through outer office, summoning Dr. Griffith, closing the door to his office, and delivering sarcastic congratulations on her becoming right-wing fundraising fodder worth $20-30 million
- • to confront and warn Dr. Griffith about the political fundraising damage from her interview
Witty amusement yielding to focused attentiveness
Dr. Griffith banters wittily with Margaret on cancer myths in white rats, swiftly acknowledges Leo's summons with 'I'm on' directed to Margaret, enters his office compliantly as he closes the door, poised for the impending clash over her interview.
- • Gracefully exit banter to heed summons
- • Gauge the political repercussions of her statements
- • Scientific candor outweighs political expediency
- • Humor maintains morale amid tension
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Key Dialogue
"LEO: "Dr. Griffith.""
"DR. GRIFFITH: "([to Margaret]) I'm on.""
"LEO: "Congratulations, Millie. You're now the pamphlet girl for every right fundraising cause. That interview's got to be worth at least twenty, thirty million bucks in contributions from people who""