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It is June

June 1958 in upstate New York. A woman sits at a writing desk with the window

open to hear the birds singing in the woods outside.

Eleanor Roosevelt is 73, a widow and busier than ever.

When the telephone rings, she pushes aside a pile of letters to take the call.

She lifts the receiver and has a short conversation

with a man who speaks in a hushed voice.

When she hangs up, she goes to the piano,

taps a few keys, but is too preoccupied to find a tune.

Behind her, a door opens and a member of staff enters the room.

He asks if it is a good time to brief her about her trip to Tennessee tomorrow.

When Eleanor distractedly fails to respond, he asks if there's a problem.

If she is feeling unwell, he can make arrangements to cancel the flight but she closes the lid of

the piano and tells him there is no problem.

She doesn't mention the man on the telephone. He was from the FBI, warning her about a death threat.

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