towards others. Yeah, thinking about both jungle John's, you know, kindness towards hunting like in her misery, he finds an opportunity for for benevolence. We think about a lot of things that evolution does to save Morris's life, that there is in this state of definitive failure available to this rebellion, he finds benevolence, that, that there is this attitude to kind of project into the world, which in many ways he learned from the bishop from I, as I say, most of you will be on the new this bishop who has this fun little couplets of lines in the musical, and is the main character for the first full book of Amos around. And who I of course, am absolutely fascinated by because he is, as you say, kind of a Santa Claus figure, which I think ties into the theme as well, because what is Santa Claus, right? Benevolent in misery, it's bestowing gifts upon those who who don't have them. That's the idea of Santa Claus that, that there is an opportunity in the coldest and hardest and darkest part of the year, to have kindness shown to you to have an opportunity for that, like, that's what this figure represents. And the fact that he is literally a bishop of you know, Christ, that there's these kind of connections to this Christ mess as as an idea, but his generosity and his benevolence to the miserable valladon. And also the fact that the bishop