 And part of her coming of age in that book is realizing that her parents aren't fighting back as much as she would want them to. And, you know, the scales dropping from her eyes a bit and realizing that, you know, they're not perfect and they're not necessarily always going to be the role models that she wants them to be. So Judy trusted her protagonists. She trusted her readers to understand right from wrong and to come up with their own interpretations of her books. And that was really groundbreaking. You mentioned you have a son.