So, I'm, you know, got a clearly a rough idea for what the soldiers tailed. It's like, um, now I'm trying to get a rough outline for, um, the, uh, either the, the architects tailed the, uh, the priest or the doctor, the alchemist, one of those folks. Uh, it's gonna be a comparison of how knowledge is essentially like, um, you are the solitary caregiver of that knowledge and, knowledge is, it would be stowed upon someone by you through your teaching, but, um, it's yours to seek out. And so, um, compare and contrast that with the story of a mother who is left with, without, uh, you know, a husband to be the father of her children. And, uh, and so therefore she essentially has to become the architect. Perhaps that's better, the architect. So, um, now she's, um, and, uh, it's also, uh, you know, you have to, you have to, uh, balance your life. So, you know, I mean, a woman has to balance her ability to be a mother, to, and, uh, to, um, what else to, to just nurture her kids and make them feel like, you know, she, that they're loved and they're safe and positive.