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A small rural Oklahoma airport terminal in 1993, late afternoon with golden sunlight streaming through dusty windows and fluorescent lights flickering overhead. Margaret (early 30s, professional blazer, anxious expression, clutching a carry-on bag) sits across from Robert (late 30s, business suit, loosened tie, frustrated posture) in uncomfortable plastic chairs. The terminal is nearly empty except for scattered passengers looking worried. Wide shot: They sit in awkward silence, both checking their watches, tension thick between strangers. Close-up: Margaret glances at Robert, then looks away; Robert runs his hand through his hair, checks his phone repeatedly. The lone airport worker (50s, uniform, weathered face) approaches with clipboard. He announces loudly: "Storm's coming in behind you folks. Could be here a few days." Cut to: Margaret and Robert exchange their first direct look, both realizing their carefully planned lives just derailed. Margaret says quietly: "Running late for something important?" Robert responds with dry frustration: "A deal that'll make or break my career. You?" Soft country music plays, conveying unexpected possibility amid disruption. No logos, no brand names, no watermarks, no text overlays.