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Home Store

Senator Hardin stops here that morning before her packed schedule, weaving a routine errand into her evasive trail. Wide aisles stretch under fluorescent lights, stacked with lumber, paint cans, plumbing fixtures, and gardening tools. Shoppers maneuver loaded carts past power tools and hardware bins, the air carrying faint whiffs of cut wood and fresh mulch. Ellen mentions it offhand in the airport bustle, grounding political maneuvering in everyday domestic needs amid Donna's pointed questions.
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Detailed Involvements

Events with rich location context

S4E12 · Guns Not Butter
Donna Locates Hardin — Luncheon Lead

The home store is mentioned by Ellen as the place where staff 'were just cleaning up some things,' providing a mundane cover story that normalizes the senator's morning and deflects the urgency of Donna's inquiry.

Atmosphere

Referenced as ordinary and domestic; not directly witnessed in the scene.

Functional Role

Explanatory redirection that humanizes and obscures the senator's movements

Symbolic Significance

Grounds political actors in ordinary life, offering plausible deniability for non-transparent scheduling.

Access Restrictions

Public retail space; open to customers.

Aisles of hardware and merchandise (implied) A mundane, everyday setting contrasted with political urgency

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