Ginger's Tray with Two Coffee Mugs (Roosevelt Room — Beckwith Bond Negotiations)

Ginger charges into the Roosevelt Room gripping a laden tray, two coffee mugs steaming atop it, dark pools trembling with each step; she slams it down on the conference table as Sam's urgent school bond pitch slams against Terry Beckwith's penny-elimination ultimatum—aromas pierce the air, liquid sloshes to the rim, grounding the White House's crumbling resistance in scalding practicality.

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Purpose

Deliver two hot coffee servings to Sam and Terry Beckwith during tense negotiations over school bonds and the Legal Tender Modernization Act.

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S3E5 · War Crimes

Beckwith's Penny Ultimatum for School Bonds

Ginger's tray with two steaming coffee mugs enters as a practical interruption, slammed down on the conference table at the pitch's outset, its aromas and sloshing liquid punctuating the air and subtly humanizing the high-stakes quid pro quo, symbolizing routine amid brinkmanship.

Before: Held by Ginger entering the room

After: Placed on Roosevelt Room table, coffees untouched

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