Object
Colonnade Drinking Glass (Rehearsal Prop)
A plain, clear short tumbler — palm‑sized and unadorned — serving as a rehearsal stage prop on the White House colonnade. Made of ordinary glass, it appears at room temperature with no distinguishing markings. Characters touch or pass by it lightly during the town‑hall run‑through; it functions as background, lending tactile realism rather than drawing focus.
4 appearances
Purpose
To hold water for performers and serve as a practical stage prop during the town‑hall rehearsal, helping actors simulate ordinary gestures and maintain the scene's domestic verisimilitude.
Significance
Acts as a low‑stakes, naturalizing detail that humanizes the President and staff during casual banter, heightening the tonal contrast when the Columbia crisis intrudes; it carries no direct plot weight in the processed material.
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