And extrapolating that out to, you know, we've got two different two different potential revolutionary attempts between the Irish war of independence and this particular French rebellion, kind of, I want to reinforce the idea that even though we have not necessarily successful results for the individual characters, and everything, that a larger struggle against oppression is like, a valiant and good thing, because I think that that's something that, to me, is very clear, from Victor Hugo's perspective. Like, it's very clear that attempts at revolution are worthwhile, you know, as, as we look at that particular conversation between the bishop and the member of the convention, you know, this idea that the French Revolution is the most important thing since the advent of Christ, right, that quit literally Advent, you know, leading up to Christmas, that, that these things are necessary in a way to push back against oppression. And I feel like that's kind of what Carly Rae Jepsen is getting it in the song.