 I just thought that was quite a statement to make on somebody's tombstone. And I'd like to finish by saying people who do what I do, who write narrative nonfiction, we often lament that we're beholden to the historical record. We're not allowed to make up dialogue. We're not allowed to make up events or characters. And sometimes it's really frustrating. But the Ghost of Eden Park represents the very first time that the dead people did exactly what I wanted them to do. So thank you very much. Thank you.