Adjacent Cabin
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The adjacent cabin functions as Marion's point of departure; its existence allows her private preparation (the nightgown, glass) and staged entrance that catches Indy off guard.
Private and withdrawn — a backstage that feeds into the main cabin's intimacy.
Entrance/anteroom enabling Marion's reveal and control over the timing of the encounter.
Represents the boundary between public façade and private truth.
The adjacent cabin is the origin point for Marion's entrance and suggests shared but separate private spaces aboard the ship; it houses the ‘wardrobe’ Marion references, implying other women's presence and the ship's communal life.
Offstage domesticity — implied bustle and shared accommodations beyond the closed/open door.
Staging area for Marion's reveal; source of wardrobe and background life aboard the ship.
Hints at Marion's transient life and the social economy of the ship (wardrobe, other women, travel).
Shared crew/passenger cabins — not strictly private, but functionally separate from Indy's cabin.
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Indy returns exhausted to his cabin and finds Marion waiting in a prim, snow-white nightgown. Their playful, sexually charged banter—about pirate wardrobes, ruined taverns, and things you can’t recapture—peels back …
Indy returns to his cabin and finds Marion in a prim, white nightgown; a teasing, intimate beat opens into a raw accounting of past wounds. Indy apologizes for burning Marion’s …