 Everything about it seems to me to be nuanced because you do have this dominant male character, Philip. I mean, we don't see so much of Philip, but we see the ramifications. He's not dominant. His absence is dominant. That's very well put. But there's huge reverberations and ramifications from things he did, his behaviours, that we learn about through the course of these women's lives. Yes. And as you say, it's about absence, it's about abandonment.