Nancy O'Malley (White House usher / ceremonial staff)

Nancy O'Malley is introduced by Abbey and performs her ceremonial usher role, helping structure social flow and lending official polish to the introductions in the reception room.

Nancy O'Malley is present among those introduced; while not actively ushering here, her inclusion signals ceremonial staff presence and protocol adherence.

Nancy greets the President in the Outer Oval Office ('Merry Christmas'), offering the routine ceremonial politeness that punctuates the transition from public reception to private conversation.

Nancy greets the President in the Outer Oval with a perfunctory 'Merry Christmas'—a small ceremonial touch that frames the transition between public reception and the private Oval exchange.

Nancy O'Malley greets the President in the Outer Oval Office with a curt 'Merry Christmas,' marking the transition between public reception and private conversation; her brief formality underscores the administration’s …

Nancy appears as the ceremonial staffer who answers the President's greeting and participates in light banter about a banana, underscoring the Oval's formal hospitality even during urgent business.

Nancy briefly interrupts, announcing Sam Seaborn's arrival, which punctuates and defers the moral conversation and reintroduces external pressure and immediacy to the Oval's privacy.

Enters the Oval with quiet efficiency to announce Sam Seaborn's arrival; her interruption halts the debate and imposes a procedural pause on the President's private deliberation.

Nancy performs ceremonial usher duties, signaling entrances and pacing the movement into the auditorium, keeping the technical flow of the event intact amid the staff's chatter.

Nancy, the ceremonial usher, waits at the auditorium entrance and punctuates the movement toward the stage; her presence marks the transition from private hallway debate to public performance as the …