 You know, the title of the book is that I'll Never See the World Again. And, you know, he said that, and he wrote that, as for death, our greatest rival, death annihilates the writer, but it cannot annihilate the writings of a good writer. And do you think this gives him additional strength to face a possibility of death with such grace? Because, I mean, he might get out, but his book says, the title is I'll Never See the World Again. Do you think he's at one with the idea that he might die?