Tengtu Hok

Named on the intercepted sheet as connected to the headpiece (Shanghai); functions as a geopolitical marker indicating international complexity and multiple custodians of the artifact.

Tengtu Hok is not onscreen but is the implied recipient; his walled palace is the destination that gives the action meaning and urgency, making him the unseen locus of authority …

Strides through the huge double doors in a fantastic gold ornamental robe, flanked by escorts, bows with the group to initiate a prolonged welcoming ritual that asserts his control and …

Tengtu Hok sits enthroned on a plush cushion, watches the ceremonial serving, then reaches for the presented tray and takes a massive handful of tiny exotic delicacies, crushing them and …

Tengtu Hok stands, escorts his guests through a polished farewell gesture, performing ritual hospitality while measuring the Germans' satisfaction and quietly approving their departure toward the museum.

Tengtu Hok hears a noise, immediately takes the lead and pushes forward along the second-floor walkway, signaling urgency and authority as he physically leads the column toward the footbridge and …

General Tengtu Hok follows the German soldiers down the stairs, visibly confused; his movement is less about tactical necessity and more about asserting leadership and satisfying personal curiosity, resulting in …

General Tengtu Hok stands on the second-floor walkway, peers down at the flaming remains of the Mercedes, registers concern and a palpable shame, then suddenly pivots and runs toward his …

Hok is running along the second‑floor walkway, abruptly halts at the gong, slips into a recessed alcove to retrieve a Thompson submachine gun, sprints across the footbridge, watches it explode …

Hok bursts through the museum double doors, advances with a Thompson submachine gun, suppresses Indy by cutting off the ventilation exit, and continues firing at the rolling gong and surrounding …