 words just really spoke to me. They felt so modern in a way, which was sort of shocking to me. A lot of the stuff you read from 100 years ago doesn't feel modern. It feels very antiquated, and that was not the case with her ideas. Yeah, I wanted to ask you, when you looked at those letters and those documents from over a century ago, and then you're putting them into your context from today, and you're kind of filtering it through your own experience as a woman, what jumped out at you?