 Many people in the Senate think this is a good deal. You know, they have lost the battle. They don't really know how to fight elephants. And the general trend in the Senate is to approve this and have Pyrrhus go away. And then Appius Claudius, who's an old, grizzled, well-established Roman politician, comes into the Senate. He's crippled. It's very difficult for him to move. And he makes a speech where he says to Romans,