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Lord Marbury's Plane (S1E12: He Shall, From Time To Time...)

A passenger aircraft prepared to carry Lord Marbury to India: a metal fuselage enclosing a pressurized cabin with rows of seats, overhead bins, and a narrow aisle. It exists primarily as imminent departure infrastructure in the Mural Room moment—handshakes and a cheek kiss precede boarding, people cluster with last words as Marbury takes leave, and the plane's timetable imposes a hard horizon on the gathering.

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S1E12 · He Shall, From Time To Time...

Quiet Victory — Marbury's Send‑Off

Lord Marbury's plane is invoked as the imminent transport that imposes a time horizon on the gathering — he must depart in an hour to meet Rikki, which compresses the farewell and gives urgency to his inspection of the photographs.

Before: Scheduled and ready to receive Marbury; a looming logistical deadline.

After: Marbury walks away toward departure; the plane's imminent use is implied as he leaves.

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S1E12 · He Shall, From Time To Time...

Laurels and Launch

Marbury's plane functions as the imminent deadline: he repeatedly notes he must depart to see Rikki, and his plane provides the hard horizon that keeps the farewell brisk and purposeful.

Before: Scheduled and ready for Marbury's departure; referenced as an hour‑away deadline.

After: Activated—Marbury departs toward the plane to maintain his schedule.

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