Object

Toby and Andy's Joint Checking Account Paperwork

Toby thrusts a stack of forms toward Andy outside Saybrook Institute, including paperwork for a joint checking account alongside a filled-out marriage license and urgent campaign tasks like defense answers and Rwanda responses. The documents carry financial details for shared banking. Andy scans them, agrees to policy work, but rejects remarriage, shoving back personal commitment amid professional pressure from Toby, Sam, and Josh.

2 appearances

Purpose

Establish a joint checking account as part of Toby's remarriage push with Andy.

Significance

Toby bundles personal finance forms with work demands to corner Andy into reconciliation; her refusal draws firm emotional lines, exposing his tactic to mix private desires with crisis duties and fueling staff mockery.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S4E5 · Debate Camp

Paperwork and a Boundary

Paperwork for a joint checking account is handed over alongside other documents—functioning as another intimate personal ask disguised within campaign logistics; it underscores Toby's attempt to normalize personal reconciliation through bureaucratic means.

Before: Held by Toby, grouped with the marriage license and policy work.

After: Taken with the rest of the materials by Andy to address campaign tasks; financial paperwork not acted upon in the moment.

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S4E5 · Debate Camp

Courtyard: Debate Prep, Domestic Lines, and the Rooker Tiff

Joint checking account paperwork is presented alongside the marriage license and policy materials to signal financial/relational consolidation; used by Toby as leverage and to collapse personal asks into work errands.

Before: Prepared with the marriage license as part of Toby's stack of personal documents.

After: Carried away by Andy with the other paperwork for review, but implicitly rejected as a step toward remarriage.

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