 Facing the actual audience, straight out in the audience, he turned his head so that his right ear was on the right side, was on the, in other words, the right-hand side from where the shooter was, or left-hand side from the shooter was looking. That really was the difference. You see that whole line there. That turn of the head is really what made the difference. I mean, because when you turn the head back, you have a lot more area behind your ear than when you turn sideways, and that's one of the things that you think,