Though he did not play that role on Monday, his vision of uprightness, duty and honor could be taken as an indirect comment on the current crisis.
There is an imposing history of presidents' developing an embracing vision of their duties to all segments of American society once they have settled in.
"But what they ask, our nation must provide: a military of high morale, a military that's well paid and well housed, a military well prepared and well equipped, a military respected by those in authority, a military that's got a coherent vision of America's duties -- a clear military mission in a time of crisis -- and a modern defense system aimed to protect our homeland and to protect our allies".
By 2005 Ms. Peirce was working on a script about American soldiers, using the title "AWOL," but when her brother told her about friends being sent back for third, fourth and fifth tours of duty, her vision for the project changed.
Those that do, like Madden or Call of Duty, aspire to such a narrow vision of what realism means that a degree of exclusion is understandable.
Abbott once provided supporters with his vision of the attorney general's duties: "I go into the office, I sue the federal government, and then I go home".
Payne's drama shows post-crash rural America, with all its pride and pain and visions of honour and duty.
Tony Blair's Chicago speech in 1999 calling for intervention in Kosovo gave a briefly inspiring vision of liberal interventionism, with a moral duty to do what you can, where you can to help others.
But the work's evocation of sexual and social politics through a contemporary royal family (this was, after all, the era of Diana-Charles-Camilla-Fergie), extended well beyond issues of homosexuality, offering audiences an accessible vision of the tussle between individualism and duty, the cult of celebrity and the need for love in a way that few contemporary dance works had managed.
Lodge quotes a reviewer who denounced Wells's vision of "a community of scuffling stoats and ferrets, unenlightened by a ray of duty or abnegation".
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