 And that's, to me, the strength of Lewis, is that he's able to write about things that we would think of as innocent, but it's not saccharine innocence. It's innocence with depth, which is the goodness of God. It's an innocence. Aslan's not the tame lion. He is good and frightening because he is Aslan. It's a level of goodness. And so that's kind of what makes Lewis...