Object

Jefferson Wyler's House Front Door

Toby swings open the front door of Jefferson Wyler's house in a daytime neighborhood, ushering Andy inside from the car to stage his elaborate 'dream house' proposal. Jefferson Wyler stands nearby as the group crosses this threshold into the home where Andy rejects Toby's offer, confronts his emotional barriers, and suddenly goes into labor, transforming the romantic setup into crisis.

2 appearances

Purpose

Grants entry from street to interior of Jefferson Wyler's house

Significance

Frames Toby's access for the proposal gesture; marks entry point right before Andy's rejection and water breaking propel the story into medical urgency

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

2 moments

S4E22 · Commencement

Proposal, Rupture, and a Sudden Labor

The front door is actively used as a physical threshold Toby opens to usher Andy from car to interior; it marks the entrance into the staged domestic promise and is briefly opened and closed as the emotional exchange unfolds.

Before: Closed at the house exterior, waiting to admit the couple.

After: Opened for their entrance, later looked through and closed again by Toby after Andy leaves for the car.

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S4E22 · Commencement

Proposal Rejected—Labor Begins

The front door is actively used by Toby to usher Andy from the car into the house and later to go outside after she leaves; it frames the threshold between staged intimacy and public exposure where the rupture and crisis play out.

Before: Closed as Toby leads Andy to enter; in Toby's control.

After: Opened then closed as Toby checks outside; later used again when he runs outside to Andy at the car.

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