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Notre Dame Campus

Matt Kelley and his daughter toured Notre Dame's beautiful campus, a sprawling expanse of manicured lawns, stately buildings, and pathways alive with student energy. This place embodies college dreams and future promise, its allure now shadowed by market losses that drain their savings and heighten a father's quiet desperation amid bar talk of national policy.
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S4E2 · 20 Hours in America Part II
From Strategy to Someone's Daughter

Notre Dame Campus is referenced as the aspirational destination Matt toured with his daughter; it functions as the symbol of upward mobility that is now at risk, giving tragic weight to his market-loss confession.

Atmosphere

Idealized and aspirational in Matt's memory; contrasted with present anxiety.

Functional Role

Aspirational backdrop that frames the family's hopes and the cost of their potential loss.

Symbolic Significance

Represents opportunity and the American promise of education.

Manicured lawns and stately buildings (described by Matt) Imagined contrast between campus serenity and Matt's financial stress
S4E2 · 20 Hours in America Part II
When Policy Hits the Bar: The Voter as Reality Check

Notre Dame is named as the campus Matt and his daughter visited — an emblem of aspiration and the concrete object of the threatened tuition savings, used to make his anxiety legible to the staff.

Atmosphere

Referred to as beautiful and dreamlike, now tinged with dread because of financial insecurity.

Functional Role

Anchor for the daughter's college hopes and the father's narration.

Symbolic Significance

Embodies the promise of upward mobility now jeopardized by economic shock.

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Not relevant to immediate scene access; referenced only.

Manicured campus imagery Evokes college-bound anticipation Serves as contrast to bar's ordinariness

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