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A memorial garden in the centre of [[Hope City]], built atop the ruins of [[Hope Tower]]. It is a symbol of remembrance for all the people whose lives were lost as a result of the [[Age of Heroes]], as well as more specifically the fourteen who dies in the [[Hope Tower Incident]]. The names of those fourteen (including [[Hank Nostromo]]) are inscribed on the gateposts of seven of the park's entrances, while the main entrance bears the names of the first 'victims', [[Mayor Clarke|Antoinette Clarke]] and [[Giselle Abrams]].

The park was formally opened a year after the fall of Hope Tower, by [[Professor Normal]] (who was by then an actual professor at the [[Hugo Savant Memorial College]]). He still uses the name Abrams, although he has now admitted to the [[City Council]] that it was a pseudonym; and after a secret [[Special Trial]] was sworn into the council again under his real name, [[Peter Nordic]].

Beneath the park is a museum telling the story of Hope City's masks, from the first invention of [[Atlantean]] crystals, to the fall of the tower. Beneath that is the reactor which now powers the city, and below ''that'' is widely believed to be the [[dialysis]] facility to which any remaining criminal [[mask]]s are brought (actually housed in the former [[Labyrinth]], and connected by tunnels within the city's [[base layer]].

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