Unnamed Ambassador to the Federated States of Micronesia

A career diplomatic posting referenced offstage and deployed as political tradecraft by White House staff. The ambassador functions less as a developed individual and more as a movable instrument: a foreign posting Toby identifies to facilitate a personnel shuffle that protects domestic political interests. The office embodies formal protocol, diplomatic optics, and the state‑department machinery that the administration leverages to reassign or exile officials without public spectacle. The post’s narrative force lies in what it enables politically rather than in any personal agency shown onstage.