Campaign-Reform Notes

Toby crosses the hall to press Will on these notes detailing campaign reform strategy, thrusting policy debate into the air to dodge a raw confrontation with his sister Julie. Will engages directly, while Ginger coordinates space and Sam hovers nearby; the pages fuel procedural arguments that eclipse family tension in Toby's office.

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S4E11 · Holy Night

No Room, No Privacy

Campaign‑reform notes are discussed briefly in Sam's office while Toby crosses the hall; they serve as a purposeful distraction Toby uses to avoid squaring emotionally with Julie and to re‑orient the scene toward work.

Before: On Will's desk in Sam's office where notes are being read and argued over.

After: Remain the subject of debate; Toby asserts position then leaves to return to his office and family matter.

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S4E11 · Holy Night

Work as Refuge — Toby Withdraws from Family Reckoning

Campaign-reform notes are the policy object Toby uses to avoid emotional engagement: he crosses to Sam's office to press Will about them, converting a family crisis into a discursive, professional exchange.

Before: In Will's hands (or on Sam's desk) as discussion material.

After: Still the subject of debate; Toby returns to work after discussing them with Will.

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