Lemonade Requested by Harry

Harry pipes up amid the cluttered kitchen chaos at Tal Cregg's Dayton home, asking for 'lemolaide'—a basic lemonade that adults like C.J., Molly, and Libby overlook in their heated exchange. The unpoured drink captures a child's routine hunger, its simplicity clashing with accusations of abandonment and Tal's decline, as family tensions simmer around everyday disorder.

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S4E13 · The Long Goodbye

Homecoming Confrontation: The Long Goodbye

Harry's shouted request for 'lemolaide' punctuates the adult confrontation, functioning as a reminder of ordinary needs being neglected; the drink is referenced but not prepared, underscoring how child care and domestic tasks compete with the emotional crisis.

Before: Unmade and unaddressed; the child expresses desire for it as soon as they enter.

After: Still unmade and deferred until after hand washing is enforced; remains a background domestic demand as adults argue.

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S4E13 · The Long Goodbye

Kitchen Confrontation — Abandonment and the Long Goodbye

Harry's shouted request for 'lemolaide' punctuates the argument, offering a child-sized counterpoint to adult moralizing and emphasizing the ordinary needs that continue regardless of family crises.

Before: Desired/requested by Harry; not yet served.

After: Still unfulfilled at scene's end, underscoring how adult conflict interrupts simple domestic care.

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