 And then there is Ginny. She's the youngest. She's the most conscious about the negative impacts of her family's wealth. And she's lost. She's not sure what value she contributes to the world. And because of that, she suffers from this debilitating depression. It is hard, Taffy, to feel sorry for rich people. And yet somehow you've actually done it with this book. Was it easy for you to get there, that level of compassion you needed to write in such a raw way?