Korean War Memorial Information Stand (staffed by John Noonan)

A modest outdoor information stand stationed at the Korean War Memorial, staffed by John Noonan. It holds printed informational material about the Korean War and veterans—pamphlets, laminated handouts, and a small sign or map—its surfaces lightly weathered from exposure. Toby approaches the stand, reads its materials, and exchanges names and a brief, respectful handshake with the stand worker; the stand supplies a concise, practical lead used to continue his search.

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S1E10 · In Excelsis Deo

Noonan's Lead at the Korean War Memorial

The Korean War Memorial information stand functions as the focal prop: it contains pamphlets and the sign-in book John offers Toby, anchors the veterans' informal network, and serves as the conversational bridge that produces the directional lead to 'Capital and P.' It embodies both civic information and grassroots knowledge.

Before: Staffed and stocked with pamphlets, handouts, and a sign-in book; situated adjacent to benches and memorial stones.

After: Remains staffed by John Noonan; the sign-in book was offered for signature and continues to serve as a record of visitors and inquiries.

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S1E10 · In Excelsis Deo

Silent Witness at the Memorial

The Korean War Memorial information stand functions as the conversational anchor: it prompts the initial interaction (the stand worker asks Toby to sign the book), frames the exchange through its civic role, contains the sign-in book as a ritual object, and supplies the stand worker's authority to offer the practical lead where veterans gather.

Before: Staffed and in place at the memorial with informational materials and a sign-in book ready for visitors.

After: Remains staffed and in place; the stand has served as a conduit for the lead and the handshake but is physically unchanged.

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