During lunch with the Hepburns, as Mrs. Hepburn asks Hughes about his politics, the drinking glasses before her and the plate of sliced bread before him are spaced apart, and he holds a bowl of carrots. Katharine passes a bowl of string beans to Mrs. Hepburn, who passes them back to her. Mrs. Hepburn then takes the carrots with her left hand. When we cut to Hughes after Mrs. Hepburn asks him about Franklin D. Roosevelt, the carrots are now in her right hand, and the drinking glasses in front of her have moved. As Hughes grunts, the carrots are in Mrs. Hepburn's left hand again.
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