Solution to scoping problem

gistfile1.js

// I cannot change this object.
var normalResponseObject = {
    send: function (status, data) {
        alert("This was executed.");
    }
};

var generateProxiedResponseSender = function (res) {
    var oldSend = res.send;
    var context = this;
    res.send = function () {
        // Problem 2: I want to be able to move the code which generates an object
        //            which wraps normalResponceObject elsewhere, but yet still 
        //            have it set a reaction and status which can be accessed by another function.
        context.status = arguments[0];
        context.reaction = arguments[1];
        
        oldSend.call(res, context.status, context.reaction);
    };
};

var handleFinalOutputsToScreen = function () {
    alert("did you run this?");
    alert(JSON.stringify(this));
    alert(this.reaction.hey);
    alert(this.status);
};

var aScope = function () {
    var context = {};
    generateProxiedResponseSender.call(context, normalResponseObject);

    setTimeout(handleFinalOutputsToScreen.bind(context), 500);
};
var anotherScope = function () {
    // Assume that this was being called later on against the normalResponseObject but not here.
    normalResponseObject.send(200, {
        hey: 5
    });
};

aScope();
anotherScope();

This is my original solution to this problem: https://gist.github.com/sebinsua/8549914

It may not be beautiful, but it is at least becoming more explicit.