Hi Mark, If everything is like you said, you already have it. Nothing angular about it. Objects are passed by reference. This means that you din't create a new object, you just passed access to your existing object. However, probably you want to react to changes on your object. There are quite some solutions to that, varying from $scope.watch to Object.observe, and event-buses, or even callbacks. What is suitable for you, is not determinable from your question.
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