What's funny is, I can't always remember what made it into the book. You spend so much time cutting, right? There's like, you write so much, and then you have to cut, and then I put things back in, so there's, I mean, there are multiple scenes, many, many scenes where I just, I can't remember, you know, if that detail got in or not. In the second volume, Max in the Land of Lies, one of the Nazis who is sort of both on the tail of Max, but maybe also befriending him, is Gustav Adolph Scheel, an SD officer, the Sicherheitsdienst, if I'm saying that correctly, which was the spies of the SS. He was a real guy. When he was in college, there was a Jewish professor, Julius Gumbel, a math professor who was openly anti-Hitler, and Scheel and Gumbel had this, like, war between them. While Scheel was a student, Gumbel escaped right before things got too dark, and when Scheel became part of the SS, he was put in charge of one of the Einsatzgruppen, the death squads, and went into France, one of the only death squads that went west. My theory, anyways, that he was looking for Gumbel because Gumbel was in France, but he never got Gumbel. Gumbel got to New York. I don't think that story is made into the book, but honestly, now I can't remember. Probably was one of those ones where my editor was like, what does this have to do with the plot? And I'm like, it's so good! So yeah.