Donna's Two Cups of Hot Coffee (Janet's Hallway Solace)

Donna pours steaming coffee into two plain cups in the dim hallway hush, dark liquid swirling with urgent care as White House shadows press close. She cradles them toward C.J.'s office, sets one deliberately on the table before Janet Price—the widow's fingers stretch, grasp the warm vessel, drawing fragile comfort from its heat amid raw fears for her jungle-lost husband Bill.

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S3E13 · Night Five

Donna's Empathetic Comfort for Grieving Widow Janet Price

Donna pours the two steaming cups of hot coffee in the dim hallway as a gesture of urgent care and comfort, carries them into C.J.'s office, places one deliberately on the table before Janet, who nods and reaches to grasp it—symbolizing fragile warmth amid grief, facilitating the bonding conversation and easing immediate tension.

Before: Freshly poured, steaming hot in hallway, held by Donna

After: One cup placed on office table, grasped by Janet; second cup presumably with Donna or unused

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