Place

Pyongyang

Named in 3 guided books, from #20 Assassin's Play-Off

In the books

  1. #20 Assassin's Play-Off

    North Korean capital and seat of Kim Il Sung’s government.

  2. #70 The Eleventh Hour

    Capital of North Korea and site of the Soviet embassy and airport.

  3. #71 Return Engagement

    North Korean capital on Chiun’s route after leaving Sinanju.

Source notesIdentity and text locators

Contextual source review of the recurring Pyongyang subject; book-specific observations and uncertainty remain separate.

destroyer-070:pyongyang: Same North Korean capital and location of the Soviet embassy/airport in this narrative. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000204:ch01:p0048; witness:00000204:ch05:p0053; witness:00000057:ch06:p0068).

destroyer-071:pyongyang: Both passages name Pyongyang as the North Korean capital/setting; no scene identity beyond the geographic place is implied. Lead inspected the proposed primary contexts; supplementary direct identifying anchors replace incidental context where needed. (witness:00000207:ch08:p0042; witness:00000207:ch08:p0061; witness:00000204:ch01:p0024).

Assassin's Play-Off

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000057:ch06:p0068
  • witness:00000057:ch08:p0051
  • witness:00000057:ch14:p0001

The Eleventh Hour

narrative

Sources 3 references
  • witness:00000204:ch01:p0024
  • witness:00000204:ch05:p0053
  • witness:00000204:ch18:p0001

Return Engagement

narrative

Sources 2 references
  • witness:00000207:ch08:p0042
  • witness:00000207:ch08:p0061

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