 He runs back to Jim and says, hurry up, Jim, they're after us, but they're only after Jim. What he learned from the woman, Mrs. Loftus, is that if gender is a social and cultural construct, so too is race. It's the kind of subtle stuff that's all over that book, and it's also a sign, again, about how much the book is about how children learn and how they apply one lesson from one part of their life to another part of their life. It's a crucial moment, and I'm glad you called attention to it, Edward.