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Single shot of whiskey (Marbury & Abigail — shot glass, Scene c63e39be636cd988)
A single, quick measure of amber‑brown whiskey served in a small, clear shot glass: roughly one to two fluid ounces, viscous legs clinging to the glass rim, scent of smoke and oak suggested in passing. It exists here as a gestural prop — referenced aloud by Marbury and Abbey, implied rather than poured, and used to punctuate their wry farewell.
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