: Jake initially tries to keep spirits high by granting everyone's demands—such as excessive food and entertainment—which leads to a loss of authority.
: A less aggressive, more passive group.
: Holt encourages Terry to stand up to Zeke. When Zeke assumes Holt is a "terrible boss," Holt leans into the role to help Terry bond with his brother-in-law over their "shared struggle".
: Jake's mistake was privately telling a lawyer that the powder's toxicity was unknown; the lawyer immediately informed the crowd, inciting a "mutiny".
: Boyle and a few others perform Beyoncé's "Single Ladies" dance to entertain the precinct, while a lawyer attempts stand-up comedy to lower tensions. The Terry and Holt Subplot
: The HAZMAT team eventually confirms the powder is harmless baking powder (or otherwise non-toxic), and the lockdown is lifted. Brooklyn Nine-Nine recap: 'Lockdown' - Entertainment Weekly
