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Certain alterable features of his appearance make him look insincere, untrustworthy and unlikable: He bares his lower teeth when he speaks and rarely smiles, which makes him look threatening.

But he also said that what was not alterable was “our values,” suggesting that rules such as the one mandating the hijab would not be changed.

They need to be easily alterable by the show’s wardrobe department, and to stay fresh without daily dry cleaning.

The play ends with the audience deciding whether to keep the imperfect but alterable Constitution or to rip it up and start over.

“Truth is fluid and alterable,” he says later in the episode.