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It is 1901: Borrowed black formal coat and waistcoat for Roosevelt; dark sack suit for Hazel and witness; stiff collars, ties, striped wool trousers, leather boots.; Mahogany shelving, leather-bound volumes, wool carpet, hardwood, wool suiting, cotton collars, matte upholstery.; Turn-of-century domestic interior; the ceremony uses spoken oath and ordinary household furnishings.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Solemn urgency inside a private room.. 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