He didn't need my advice; he was trying to construct his movie in his head and needed to know if moving the camera a certain way around the Dalai Lama's house would not only incorporate all those nagging exposition points, but be culturally accurate and true for character.
Female prevalence and the different clinical evolution even inside the same family (similar exposition), pointed to genetic implications.
Supposedly a psychological thriller (there's a feeble, last-minute attempt to suggest we're witnessing a Greek tragedy), Cassandra's Dream is a succession of ill-staged scenes, mostly involving static two-shots in which characters look awkwardly at each other as they exchange ill-written dialogue full of clunking exposition, emphasising points by jabbing their fingers.
Consequently we possess no point-by-point exposition of his views.
In the Select Letters, which included the essay Principles of Law and Polity which he drafted in 1764, he laid out a point-by-point exposition of his viewpoints concerning imperial governance.
In the second act, we learn of the brothers' sordid family history, after which an imbalanced play, short on plot, is consumed by its own long-delayed exposition to the point of a horrific, some would say inevitable, conclusion.
(For a more formal exposition of this point, see the supplemental article The Extensionality of Possible World Semantics).
I really stretched the exposition until a point of disgust.
However, there is no clear exposition of this point in the manuscript.
A quick and easy way to avoid overstating precision is appropriate rounding, as taught to high school science students (and largely ignored in health science reports, though a brief exposition of the point can be found in a recent epidemiology textbook [[ 9], p.51]).
