Tada Sumatra

Mrs. Sumatra emerges as the steadfast diplomatic consort to Thai Ambassador Tada Sumatra, her presence anchoring the Oval Office's credential ceremony in ritual precision. Bartlet delivers direct congratulations, pulling her into the frame for photographs that lock the moment—husband, president, spouse aligned under flashing lenses. She wields silence as protocol's shield, her poised stillness reinforcing the weight of state hospitality amid Bartlet's affable banter and gift exchanges. This ceremonial role underscores her function in elevating Thailand's formal entry into White House orbits, a figure of dignified accompaniment in the machinery of international welcome.