Fedrigotti

Fedrigotti anchors Italy's defiant stand in high-stakes extradition talks, clashing with Josh Lyman at a sun-drenched café beside the Italian Embassy. Nostalgia surges as he evokes 'The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Grey Bridge,' pleading for a copy to gift his four-year-old son, forging fleeting paternal rapport. Brutality erupts in moral salvo: a father's savage hypothetical lashes at America's execution of minors—practiced solely alongside Somalia—forcing Josh to confront ethical fractures in the death penalty's grip. Earnest persistence tempers confrontation, preserving personal bridge over diplomatic chasm.