Object

Hole in Hok’s Museum Rear Wall

Freshly made breach in the rear wall of Hok’s Museum exposes the interior through several removed stone blocks. Kehoe pushes a trash container directly in front of it to block the view, masking the damage. The hole stands as direct evidence of forced entry, its rough edges and displaced stones signaling recent intrusion amid the alley's clutter.

1 appearances

Purpose

Serves as unauthorized entry or exit point into the museum

Significance

Functions as key clue to the break-in; Kehoe's concealment delays discovery, protects the operation, and creates investigative hurdles

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

1 moments

S1E1 · RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK

Kehoe's Quiet Cover-up

The newly created hole in Hok’s Museum rear wall is the central piece of evidence—the physical breach through which an intrusion was made. Here it functions as the crime's signature; Kehoe's action seeks to hide and minimize its visibility to delay discovery and investigation.

Before: A fresh, open breach with several stone blocks removed and stacked nearby, exposed to the alley.

After: Still present and unrepaired but partially obscured from casual sight by the trash container positioned before it.

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