In the film, Macbeth/Dear Leader, played with porcine cunning by Pisarn Pattanapeeradej, transitions with alarming rapidity from dutiful officer to narrow-eyed megalomaniac, chillaxing in his garishly overdecorated compound.
(Picquart is one of the truly admirable figures in the story — anti-Semitic by inclination and background, he was a friend of Mahler, and, above all, a dutiful officer, who had followed the facts, despite the consequences).
According to Adriana Barreto de Souza, Francisco Doratioto and Celso Castro, Caxias supplanted Osório because he was seen as a loyal and dutiful officer who could serve as a role model in a Brazilian republic plagued since its birth in 1889 by military insubordination, rebellions and coups.
Meanwhile, a dutiful court officer was yelling, "No sleeping here!" and kicking the benches where several men had sprawled, raggedy coats over their heads to shield their eyes from overhead lights.
But this dutiful, serious officer is also offering a pointed, if implicit, critique of a lot of other recent war movies that have carefully pushed political questions to one side in their intensive focus on the perils and pressures of combat.
Khan's role spans two ages: one (age 28) as a London-based street musician and the other (ten years later) as an introverted, composed and dutiful army officer in Kashmir.
They are also very unreasonable and unfair to the dutiful, diligent police officers".
The Fugitive Slave Law was still in effect and most Army officers dutifully returned runaways to their owners.
For almost two decades, "Cops" has dutifully documented police officers as they contend with backyard perp chases, domestic disputes and the occasional moving violation committed by a woman in a bikini.
Meanwhile, hundreds of officers dutifully turned out last week for the funeral of the state police commander in Veracruz, Casto Acevedo, reportedly killed by the Zetas for refusing to co-operate with them.
