So much of the final two episodes depicts quite graphically what the thick of battle is like.
And, of course, it does one other important thing – it illustrates all too graphically the worst of the west's hypocrisies.
This haunting picture graphically depicts a medieval murder.
The map, according to MPs, "graphically demonstrated the way in which children's homes are located in close proximity to numerous other risks such as: drug crime, registered sex offenders and prison releases".
For whatever the establishment now is, the idea of a black, British star transmitting an embittered, alienated slang that graphically illustrates urban blight, that draws unnerving attention to a tense, endlessly fracturing racial divide, is deeply unwelcome.
Howard Brenton's Christie in Love with its murderous hero in a chicken-wire pen full of tattered newspapers; Heathcote Williams's AC/DC, with its simulated trepanning of the skull of the late Victor Henry; the multi-authored Lay By, which graphically explored the details of a motorway rape.
But only recently could their misdeeds be graphically recorded.
These graphically demonstrated the extent to which he corrupted almost all Peru's institutions.
Japan has shown graphically how trying to trim a budget deficit when an economy is weak can actually worsen a country's long-term fiscal position.
Scroll down a bit here and you can see that rate represented graphically, alongside field goals of varying lengths: there isn't a whole lot of daylight between the extra-point rate and the 100% bar.
"More babies preferably this instant!" was one alarm call that graphically illustrates the problem: 1.3m births in 1960 but only 700,000 in 2004.
