yeah, because what I what I picture is kind of, like, what was already said, is Wolfstar gets together and probably at some point, they're like, Okay, we're gonna be open about this. And then they, they come out, essentially to the school and everyone knows that they're a thing. And then James being like, he's the poster child of like the jock, you know, like, he did Quidditch and whatever, like, potentially that toxic masculinity, energy and things like that. But he could be that person were like, Hey, say that people were saying something, especially if it was like other people in the Quidditch team, like, either sees them, you know, around or makes comments. And he's like, hey, you need to, you know, cut that out. And part of it is like, him figuring out like, not only are they hurting my friends that I love, I'm realizing that it's hitting something in me that I didn't know, bothered me, because it was different, and then starts to, like, then there's like that, that start that nugget of like, seeing them as happy as they are, you know, it's like, they share a room together. Like they do everything together. And then for them to like it to him to see that and then him you know, you think about it, like he's obviously been chasing potentially Lilly his entire career, you know, like Hogwarts. Yeah, not that he didn't have other people on the route to that. But that was his main goal. Like, what if he then thought that that's what he wanted, and that's what he should go for, because of whatever reasons that he had. But then he started realizing, you know, they have something that I actually, I wish, not just wish I had him, like, I want that, like, I want to be a part of that, like you said, it's like they're two people that I love. And I wanted them to be happy and put them together and all of a sudden, I'm like, I want to be in this.