Hanover Park is the park across from Anna Fox’s house and the place where EMTs found her unconscious after a late-night call. Later, Detective Little takes Anna past the park and reminds her that it was where she was picked up, turning this familiar neighborhood setting into a concrete marker of the crisis and its aftermath.

Setting and Relation to Anna’s House

The park lies across from Anna’s house at 213. When Detective Little drives her back through the neighborhood, the car passes her house and then the park; Anna gestures toward her home, while Little parks at the curb and says he wants to speak with her neighbors. The sequence places the park within the immediate landscape of Anna’s home and the investigation surrounding it.

The Emergency Pickup

EMTs found Anna unconscious in Hanover Park after she had placed a phone call a little after ten thirty. She was wearing her bathrobe, with her house key in her pocket; her umbrella lay beside her. The details establish that the park was not merely a place she passed through: it was where she was discovered during an episode serious enough to require emergency assistance.

Return and Narrative Significance

As Detective Little drives Anna through the neighborhood, he points toward the park and reminds her that the EMTs found her there. Anna acknowledges that she knows. This brief exchange reconnects the location to the earlier emergency while she is being taken to speak with her neighbors. Hanover Park thus links Anna’s home surroundings to the police inquiry, its ordinary presence contrasting with the vulnerability of her discovery there.