Object

Barney Lang's Piece of Paper with Arthur Holly's Contact Information

Toby's gaze hardens with calculated empathy as he nods to Barney Lang, voice slicing through Mural Room tension: jot Arthur Holly's details here—phone, address, plea for wheelchair aid—on this stark, waiting piece of paper. Barney's hand hovers, ink poised to etch the lifeline for his stranded comrade, crinkling edges betraying the fragile pact amid veterans' circling outrage and C.J.'s shadowed intrusion.

2 appearances

Purpose

Medium to record and deliver contact information for Arthur Holly, enabling White House facilitation of wheelchair assistance.

Significance

Ignites personal rapport between Toby and USF veterans, transforming exhibit protest into cooperative goodwill—tiny paper bridge spanning geopolitical rifts and staff moral fractures.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S3E8 · The Women of Qumar

Toby Builds Rapport with Veterans as C.J. Ignites Qumar Clash

Toby instructs Barney to jot Arthur Holly's phone and address on this paper as a tangible lifeline for wheelchair aid, materializing verbal rapport into actionable continuity; it anchors the favor amid rising exhibit tensions, embodying fragile White House empathy.

Before: Blank, waiting on Mural Room table in Toby's control

After: Inked with Holly's details, held by Barney post-exchange

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S3E8 · The Women of Qumar

C.J.'s Nazi-Qumar Analogy Explodes in Veterans' Meeting

Barney's piece of paper, bearing Arthur Holly's contact details for wheelchair aid, hovers implicitly as a fragile emblem of personal veteran plight during the meeting's wind-down, its promised lifeline contrasting the erupting policy fury, humanizing stakes before C.J.'s interruption derails diplomacy.

Before: Handed or poised with details inscribed, awaiting Toby's action

After: Retained by Barney or group, unresolved amid exit

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