 "Ōte" in Japanese, continued Massey's social critiques.Sculpted on a gilded chessboard, on one side are disparate Americans including lazy students, a jobless man, in-fighting employees, and scrambling scientists who are "losing to the disciplined and homogeneous Japanese," posed as the opposing threat.A stereotypical sentiment of the era, Massey's creation moved the dialog needle forward in a Tokyo Broadcast System 2-Part Special.