 And then there's a resistance against him, a democratic resistance, a rebellion, and Cephalus' family is part of it. And, you know, there's a real kind of grim element to the setting. It's reminding you of the harsh factionalism that's typical in politics. And Cephalus' son, Polamarchus, who's very interesting and intelligent right here at the beginning, is killed by the 30 tyrants, right?