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Donna's Apartment Building Front Door and Steps

Snow dusts the concrete steps and front door of Donna's apartment building on a residential street at night. Josh races up the steps to the door during the staff's push to confront her over the leak, then hurries back down as Donna emerges from inside. Toby, Will, and Charlie wait below, turning the threshold into a stage for tension as buzzer attempts fail and snowballs fly.

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3 moments

S4E15 · Inauguration Part II: Over There

Snowball Confrontation — Good Cop/Bad Cop at Donna's

Donna's building front door and concrete steps act as the threshold Josh runs to and from; the non-working buzzer and its posted note are the obstacle that forces verbal escalation and the snowball tactic—the threshold physically and symbolically holds the private/public boundary.

Before: Snow-dusted steps with a non-functioning buzzer and a note indicating the buzzer is out of order.

After: Used as Josh's approach point; Donna descends via the doorway and the group departs together, leaving footprints and disturbed snow on the steps.

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S4E15 · Inauguration Part II: Over There

Good-Cop/Bad-Cop at Donna's Window

The apartment building's front door and snow-dusted steps provide the physical threshold for the confrontation: Josh runs up them, reports buzzer failure, and Donna descends them to meet the staff — transforming private doorway into public stage.

Before: Snow-dusted and quiet with a nonworking buzzer noted on a sign; a barrier to the team's planned direct summons.

After: Occupied briefly during the confrontation; Donna exits and the doorway becomes the exit point as the group reconvenes and moves to the waiting cab.

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S4E15 · Inauguration Part II: Over There

Snowball Confrontation — Donna Owns the Leak, Team Reconciles

The building's front door and snow‑dusted steps are the dramatic threshold: Josh charges them, finds the buzzer out of service, and uses the steps as the literal approach to force Donna downstairs—transforming a private doorway into a public stage.

Before: Snow‑covered, buzzer out of order (note posted), door closed, Donna inside.

After: Door opened as Donna exits; steps trampled and snowy from foot traffic as the group departs together.

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