Object

C.J.'s Scarf (S01E18)

Soft neck scarf donned for departure and used as flirtatious tactile prop with Danny Concannon in 'Six Meetings Before Lunch'; distinct from Polaroid photo in S01E05.

2 appearances

Purpose

Worn as a sartorial accessory and light protection from chill; within the scene it serves as a wearable prompt for movement (preparing to leave) and as a physical intimacy prop during interaction.

Significance

Functions as a transitional prop that converts private ease into action—her donning the scarf signals departure while its handling punctuates flirtation and physical closeness immediately before a political crisis intrudes.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S1E18 · Six Meetings Before Lunch

Dance, Scanner, and a Quiet Blow

C.J.'s scarf acts as both a practical prop and intimacy cue: she wraps it on as she prepares to leave, then later flips a scarf over Danny's shoulder in a flirtatious gesture. The scarf performs its small social work — maintaining connection even as business intrudes.

Before: In C.J.'s hands or draped around her as she prepares to go home.

After: Moved briefly (flipped over Danny's shoulder) as a tender gesture; remains in the scene as part of the farewell ritual.

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S1E18 · Six Meetings Before Lunch

Afterglow to Alarm — Scanner Reveals David's Arrest and Zoey's Presence

C.J.'s scarf functions as a tactile staging beat: she puts it on to leave, then uses it in a flirtatious gesture — flipping it over Danny's shoulder — which briefly diffuses the news' sting through personal warmth before she returns to duty.

Before: Resting near C.J.; she lifts and wraps it as she prepares to go home.

After: Placed over Danny's shoulder during a moment of intimacy before he leaves; remains in the space as the scene ends.

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