 You know, who valued her life force, who valued the gift of her presence. You know, I always feel like this would be a different play if, you know, I think it's a play about families that can't hear each other, you know. But if her siblings had turned to her at the top of the play and been like, we see how hard you're working and we're so thankful. And we feel, you know. I kept wanting them to do that. And I couldn't. I was like, we can wrap this up and just say thank you to this woman. No, they can't. They can't say thank you. This is a family that can't say thank you. Yeah. In that way, is it a play about race? No.