 And so through the course of the play, we see him struggling with this, and then he makes his decision at the end. But you do see Junius in it, Edwin, and the infamous John Wilkes Booth. And the reason why I thought this would be interesting is they were all Shakespearean actors, so there is a lot of Shakespeare that's in it. So the monologue will sort of be in more of what I would say a conversational style, contemporary style, and then it evolves into Shakespeare to sort of push the dramatic arc through each of the individual monologues.