I love secondary characters. I think most people who read my books will talk about the secondary characters and how much we grow to love them. There is no filter, Nelly, you you again. Hit it right on the head at the very beginning of the book, one of the things Faye says to Nelly is, I don't need a mother. And really what she comes to learn at the end of the book is that she does need a mother. She needs that person who loves her and holds her and supports her. And of course, like any good mother, she's a little bit of a nag, but she does it with love. She's not trying to really hurt bae. And then, of course, the friends, I mean, for me, I live in a Jewish community. I have a lot of I live in the Jewish world. So for me, I draw on the people that have been really important in my life. Obviously, I went to rabbinical school, so I have lots of clergy friends. They are all across the spectrum of Jewish experiences. So again, I love reflecting what our Jewish world looks like, especially sometimes the subculture of our Jewish world would stop Jewish community. It's an amazing community, and sort of that. Isabella Friedman, I know you're in I know you're in California, but in the northeast, it's kind of, I like to call them the big white hat Kippah wearing Jews, right? So it's sort of the hippies Jews, the Neo, Neo pagan Jews, the Bu-Jews, you know, you'll meet them at like retreats and things like that. And so I, I wanted to do a book that sort of showed this wonderful little subculture of Judaism, including Jew witches and and, of course, I mean, we, the beauty of being Jewish is our community,