Canada

Canada unfolds as a vast, forested, rain‑slicked expanse whose western flank — British Columbia — frames Pluie's migratory routes and the scene of her being shot. The country registers as both elemental landscape (spruce and mountain, braided rivers, ranch roads and remote borderlands) and bureaucratic terrain (cross‑border legalities, conservation jurisdictions). Mentioned from afar in the Roosevelt Room, it functions narratively as a distant, palpable geography that imposes ecological consequences and administrative friction on domestic politics.